Lexington VFW Sunday Breakfast - Lexington 1st Sunday of every month - 8am to 1pm The Lexington VFW post 2382 is hosting a Sunday breakfast to raise money to help out local vet's and other community efforts. It's an all you can eat buffet style, serving scrambled eggs, pancakes w/fruit toppings of your choice, ham, sausage, coffee, milk, orange juice, sweet rolls and toast. Cost is $7 for adults, $3 for kids 5-12, and kids 4 and under are free.
History's Naughty Misses - Ferndale Continues through Wednesday, March 31st
Port Huron artist Jody Parmann will continue displaying her latest gallery show, History’s Naughty Misses at Woodward Avenue Brewers in Ferndale. The show will feature the colorful tales of women throughout history who have taken a more questionable moral path: courtesans, gypsies, concubines, geisha, doxies, streetwalkers and performers of the Moulin Rouge. These paintings are meant to educate and entertain gallery visitors by bringing to light the shadier side of women’s history. For more information, go to www.JodyParmann.com.
Boy Scouts: 100 Years And Counting - Port Huron Museum Continues through Sunday, April 25th
Explore the history of the Boy Scouts on a nationwide and a local level with the exhibit at the Port Huron Museum. Pictures, equipment, uniforms, personal recollections, and patches are just some of the unique historical artifacts that will be on display. While you're there, don't miss the interactive exhibits including an arcade style shooting gallery, animal tracks identification, and a pinewood derby track. Other special events will be happening throughout the exhibit's display like a "Log Cabin Adventure", "Building A Klondike Sled", and even a chance for current scouts and families to stay overnight at the Museum on March 5th. Call (810) 982-0891 extension 118 for information on the museum or hours of business.
Movies At The Maritime Center Sunday, March 14 - 1pm
Check out the remaining showings of a 13 week presentation of the Australian television drama series Sea Patrol. Each hour long episode follows Captain Mike Flynn and his crew of 24 sailors aboard a fictional patrol boat of the Royal Australian Navy. The series focuses on the ship and the lives of its crew members. Admission to all of the shows is absolutely FREE. The Great Lakes Maritime Center is located at 51 Water Street in downtown Port Huron. Call (810) 985-4817. Go to AchesonVentures.com for more details.
Upcoming weeks: March 14 - Chinese Whispers March 28 - Cometh The Hour
UDM Veterans' Legal Clinic - Roseville Tuesday, March 16 - 2PM to 4PM
University of Detroit Mercy School of Law’s Project SALUTE is traveling across Michigan in a mobile law office, a recreational vehicle custom designed, built, and generously donated by General Motors Corporation, providing FREE legal advice to low-income veterans on their federal veterans’ disability and pension benefits claims. Project SALUTE will host a veterans’ legal clinic in Roseville on March 16, at the Vietnam Veterans of America at 16945 12 Mile Rd. This clinic is made possible by a grant from the State of Michigan.
Port Huron Figure Skating Club Ice Fantasies "For Your Entertainment" Saturday, March 27th - 10am, 2pm, and 7pm Join the Port Huron Figure Skating Club for any of their 3 "For Your Entertainment" shows.
Movies At The Maritime Center Sunday, March 28th - 1PM Check out the remaining showings of a 13 week presentation of the Australian television drama series Sea Patrol. Each hour long episode follows Captain Mike Flynn and his crew of 24 sailors aboard a fictional patrol boat of the Royal Australian Navy. The series focuses on the ship and the lives of its crew members. Admission to all of the shows is absolutely FREE. The Great Lakes Maritime Center is located at 51 Water Street in downtown Port Huron. Call (810) 985-4817. Go to AchesonVentures.com for more details.
This is the final week of the series: March 28 - Cometh The Hour
SC4 Noon Concert Series Thursday, April 1st - Noon
St. Clair County Community College continues their Noon Concert series through April 22nd at the Fine Arts Theatre on the Port Huron campus. Lunch with the performers will be held after the show at the cost of $7. Reservations are required for the show. All concerts are free to attend.
Remaining shows include: April 1 - Reflections of India featuring Brock Dale on sitar and Nick McKinlay on tabla April 15 - Tapestry by an SC4 student April 22 - Boogie Woogie Babies with Mary Rademacher, Barbara Wisse, and Francesca Amari as vocalists and Mark Kahny on piano.
American Business Women's Association Monday, April 5th - 6PM
A ViVon Chapter meeting will be held at St. Clair County Community Mental Health on Electric Avenue in Port Huron. Networking begins at 6PM with a dinner buffet being served at 6:30PM. The event will include a speaker discussing Stress Management. Cost is $12.50 per person. RSVPs will be accepted through April 1st. Contact Claudia Cartwright at (248) 822-6261 or Email her or call Tina Wendell at (810) 985-4950 ext. 211 or Email Tina.
SC4 Free College Day Saturday, April 10th
It's time again for the annual Saint Clair County Community College Free College Day. More than 100 classes will be available this year in a variety of subjects, including arts & crafts, business, computers, recreation, and more. Presenters include SC4 professors and staff as well as local residents who will volunteer their time to share their expertise with the community.
The day also includes a lunch break as well as drop-in activities that "students" can visit. Registration will begin on Sunday, March 14 at www.sc4.edu/freecollege. The class schedule will be able to be found online at that time, as well as in the Times Herald on Sunday, and in local libraries.
SC4 Noon Concert Series Thursday, April 15th - Noon
St. Clair County Community College continues their Noon Concert series through April 22nd at the Fine Arts Theatre on the Port Huron campus. Lunch with the performers will be held after the show at the cost of $7. Reservations are required for the show. All concerts are free to attend.
Remaining shows include: April 15 - Tapestry by an SC4 student April 22 - Boogie Woogie Babies with Mary Rademacher, Barbara Wisse, and Francesca Amari as vocalists and Mark Kahny on piano.
SC4 Noon Concert Series Thursday, April 22nd - Noon
St. Clair County Community College continues their Noon Concert series through April 22nd at the Fine Arts Theatre on the Port Huron campus. Lunch with the performers will be held after the show at the cost of $7. Reservations are required for the show. All concerts are free to attend.
This is the final show of this year's series: April 22 - Boogie Woogie Babies with Mary Rademacher, Barbara Wisse, and Francesca Amari as vocalists and Mark Kahny on piano.
Who's Bad: The Ultimate Michael Jackson Revue - Lexington Music Theatre Friday, June 18th - 8:30PM
In glitzy jackets, glittering gloves, and 80s regalia, Who's Bad: The Ultimate Michael Jackson Revue, is an infectious party production. Take in the energy and spectacle of this live stage production which spans three decades of Michael Jackson's music and his energized live performances. From ABC to You Rock My World, Beat It, Billy Jean, to Thriller, no song is forgotten in this electrifying revival of Pop Music's Royal Highness. For more details on the event or to see the full 2010 lineup, go to LEXMTC.com.
Thunder From Down Under - Lexington Music Theatre Sunday, July 11th - 8:30PM
"Australia's Hottest Export" Thunder From Down Under, the Internationally acclaimed male comes to the Lexington Music Theatre with the dynamic dance routines, gymnastics, break dancing, colorful costumes, humor, and (of course) hard bodies to deliver the unique Thunder experience! They have been featured on numerous TV shows including, The View, The Tyra Banks Show, and even E!'s 12 Sexiest Jobs in Las Vegas. For more details on the event or to see the full 2010 lineup, go to LEXMTC.com.
Blue Water Film Festival Wednesday, October 6th - Saturday, October 9th
After a very successful first year for the Blue Water Film Festival, the 2nd Annual festival is already in the works. The festival will be held at McMorran Theatre in downtown Port Huron. The Blue Water Film Festival was designed to showcase amateur film-makers from Michigan and Lambton County, Sarnia. A wide variety of films will be featured inlcuding drama, comedy, documentary, horror, romance, and more. Enjoy a few movies or stay for a whole weekend of incredible films. Go to their Facebook to learn more or the BlueWaterFilmFestival.com.
