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September 2
September 3
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL - Mancelona - Away - 7:30 PM
September 4
JH BASKETBALL - Alba - Home - 5:00 PM
September 5
September 9
September 10
September 11
September 12
JV VOLLEYBALL - Charlevoix - Home - 5:30 PM
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL - Charlevoix - Home - 7:00 PM
JV FOOTBALL - Harbor Springs - Away - 6:00 PM
September 13
September 14
September 15
Sunday, September 15th at 1pm. Meet at the Rogers Rd. Landing in East Jordan. FREE, family-friendly. For more information contact the Wagbo Farm at 231-536-0333 or info@wagbo.org.
Bring your own boat and life vests and float the Jordan! Meet new families who share their love of our freshwater and the great outdoors while we float from Rogers Rd. downstream into town. We’ll be on the lookout for wildlife and swimmin’ holes and signs of impending autumn with Wagbo’s Resident Naturalist .
Canoe rental is available from Jordan Valley Outfitters (231-536-0006). Call to reserve and tell them you'd like to float with the Wagbo trip.
September 16
September 17
JV VOLLEYBALL - Kalkaska - Home - 5:30 PM
JV VOLLEYBALL - Alba - Home - 6:00 PM
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL - Alba - Home - 7:30 PM
September 18
JH BASKETBALL - Alanson/Littlefield - Away - 5:00 PM
September 21
9:30 AM Registration and info
September 28
9am from Whiting Park in Boyne City, Charlevoix Middle School and Elm Pointe in East Jordan will benefit 6 local ministries in our local communities. This year’s walk is in honor of past and present walkers. Our goal is to raise $30,000.00 and have over 130 walkers.
For more information, you may contact Mary Richwine in Boyne City @ 582-6035, John Young in Charlevoix at 547-2042 and Marge Teske in East Jordan @ 536-3128
7pm at the Martha Wagbo Farm & Education Center in East Jordan. FREE, donations welcome, family-friendly. For more information contact the Wagbo Farm at 231-536-0333 or info@wagbo.org. Bring your favorite treats to roast and share in a potluck campfire and then join us in some campfire-related activities for all ages. Beverages and marshmallow sticks provided! Special guest and local storyteller, Jim Ribby, will be joining us to share entertaining tales, fables and yarns. This evening’s program celebrates the harvest season as well the upcoming holiday, Halloween, and will appeal to the young as well as those who are simply young at heart. Stories will begin at sunset, around 7:30pm. Come early for a self-guided farm tour and to say “hello” to the resident sheep, goats and chickens! Feel free to bring a story of your own or an instrument to share in some music-making after our “story hour.” In case of inclement weather, we will move to a sheltered space.
September 29
$5-$10 materials fee. Pre-registration encouraged. For more information contact the Wagbo Farm at 231-536-0333 or info@wagbo.org. Come play with natural dyes at this hands-on skillshare, hosted by local fiber artist, Jasmine Petrie. Bring your own fabric or clothing of natural origin (e.g. wool, cotton, silk, hemp, linen). Silk scarves (8”x54”) will be available for additional purchase. We will be dyeing using black walnut hulls, indigo, goldenrod and possibly more. We will explore shibori and other techniques, sharing knowledge, camaraderie and fun! Pre-mordanting fabric before the Meet-Up is optional but will produce more vivid results. No experience necessary. Accompanied older children interested in learning are welcome to participate. Dress in layers - we will be working in an unheated outdoor kitchen. Other recommended materials to bring:
bags or bucket for transporting wet goods
rubber gloves (knit gloves underneath provide extra warmth and heat protection)
mesh bag if you will be dyeing wool roving
a way to mark your goods to tell them apart (in the dye bath)
clamps, rubber bands, needle and thread, etc., for shibori (optional)
your favorite natural dye source (optional)
September 30