Presented by The Committee for the First Amendment

On June 14, the Committee for the First Amendment will be hosting Rise Up, Sing Out: A Concert for the First Amendment, an uplifting evening of song, solidarity, and action. Featuring an all-star line-up of performers, this 90-minute concert event will celebrate the freedoms guaranteed by our First Amendment—of speech, religion, press, assembly, and protest—and the people power that both fuels these rights and is essential to guarantee them.

Even as authoritarians increase their attacks on our freedoms and communities, we see examples across the country of people rising up together, taking action, and turning back those forces.

The event will be streamed with watch parties all across the country—so wherever you are, you can sing along, find inspiration in the performances, build community, and take meaningful action together.

Find live-stream link, hosting info, and watch party map here https://riseupsingout.com/

Join Traverse Indivisible, Wednesday, June 10, for our next in-person Monthly Meeting!

ADA reserved seating is available, along with a wide center aisle for wheelchair access. For accessibility inquireies please email comms@traverseindivisible.org.

While the agenda is still being finalized, you can count on leaving with concrete steps to defend democracy and uphold constitutional law in these challenging times.

Connect with fellow community members and make a real difference! Let's work together to protect our democracy and advocate for the issues we care about. Your voice matters!

For those looking to move beyond membership and become a volunteer, attending a meeting and talking with one of our Team Leads is the best way to get involved!

NOTE: A photographer will be present to capture photos for our website and social media. By attending, you consent to potentially appearing in these photos. If you prefer not to be photographed, please let us know at the door.

Traverse Area District Library, McGuire Room | 6pm | Free | Registration required

In-Person Meeting: https://www.mobilize.us/traverseindivisible/event/937526/

Virtual Meeting (Zoom): https://www.mobilize.us/traverseindivisible/event/953867/

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NOTE: This month a photographer will be present to capture photos for our website and social media. By attending, you consent to potentially appearing in these photos. If you prefer not to be photographed, please let us know at the door.

Presented by the Northern Michigan Justice Singers

Northern Michigan Justice Singers are going to the for-profit ICE prison in Baldwin on Saturday, June 6, joining an on-going monthly demonstration led by Benzie Democrats.

Meet at F & M Park at 10 a.m. to practice the songs you’ll be singing; then carpool to Baldwin, leaving at 10:30 a.m. and meeting up with the Benzie folks for a 12 - 1 demonstration outside the detention center.

For more information join the NoMi Justice Singers email list.

Facebook event https://www.facebook.com/events/987003797146365

Presented by Michigan Clinicians For Climate Action (MiCCA)

VIRTUAL & IN-PERSON: In an Era of Climate Change, Government Denial & Needed Advocacy a Conversation with Pediatrician Debra Hendrickson

Time & Location

May 31, 2026, 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM EDT
Traverse Area District Library & Online

About the event

The Michigan Clinicians for Climate Action (MiCCA) is honored to invite Debra Hendrickson, MD, author of The Air They Breathe to Traverse City on May 31. RSVP for the in-person event HERE at the Traverse Area District Library at 610 Woodmere Ave, Traverse City, MI 49686, and we'll have a virtual option that you can register for HERE.

Dr. Hendrickson is a pediatrician in Reno, Nevada—the fastest warming city in the United States, where ash falls like snow during summer wildfires. In her book, she recounts patients she’s seen who were harmed by worsening smoke, smog, and pollen; two boys in Arizona, stricken by record-setting heat while hiking; children who fled for their lives from Hurricane Harvey and the Tubbs Fire; and a little girl whose life was forever altered by the Zika virus outbreak in 2016. 

Dr. Hendrickson’s talk will be followed by a panel discussion, featuring local healthcare practitioners from a diverse range of specialties. Panelists will discuss how climate change is manifesting in their fields, how health professionals can take action, and what the general public should know about the intersections of climate change and public health.

• Moderated by Elizabeth (Lisa) Del Buono, MD - Founder of MiCCA, retired diagnostic pathologist

• Dr. Debra Hendrickson, MD - Pediatrician

• Dr. Lisa Franseen, PhD - Clinical Psychologist

• Dr. Mark Elliot, MD - Retired cardiologist

Event partners include: the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Grand Traverse Social Justice Action Team and Grand Traverse Humanists.

Organized by We The People In Truth

Join We The People In Truth for a protest on Saturday, May 30 from 1-3pm at the Traverse City Open Space.

WHY?
* Protest unjust war in Iran
* Demand accountability for the Epstein Files cover-up
* Stop the SAVE Act and perserve election integrity
* Call for an end to ICE violence in American Neighborhoods, and demand accountability for killings

WHAT TO EXPECT
* Peaceful but loud protest
* Face Painting
* Music

For more information visit https://wethepeopleintruth.org/

Presented by Earthwork Farm

Hollypalooza

A Concert Celebrating the Life of Holly T. Bird

Save the Date—May 23 at Earthwork Farm

We’re gathering in joy, music, and love to honor a life that was meant to be remembered as happy—as a bringer of love—as light!

“It doesn’t have to be large, but it needs to be a good party.” —Holly Bird

And so it will be! Holly shared a list of songs we’ll cover and she also asked that any artwork that she’s done that family members do not want to keep to be brought and given away to anyone who attends the celebration.

We’ll come together in song, community, and creativity—spreading love, sharing stories, and celebrating the beautiful mystery of being. Bring your dancing shoes, your open hearts, and your favorite memories.

For more information click here.

Presented by We The People Action Fund

Join We The People Action Fund for a Celebration Presentation, where we will share what we did in the last year and hear about our plans for this year.

Also, hear from Community Partners about some of the work they are doing. They’ll even be providing dinner, so come hungry for tacos as well as relationship building!

Email amanda@wethepeoplemi.org for any assistance needed about the event.

RSVP For location and more info here https://www.mobilize.us/wtpaf/event/944540/

Presented by the NMC International Affairs Forum

Land of Canaan
Documentary w/ filmmaker Q & A

A revealing look at the hidden environmental, social, and economic impacts of U.S. military spending. Event presented in partnership with On The Ground Global.

May 14, 2026
6pm reception w/ olive oil tasting
6:30 documentary
8:00 filmmaker Q & A

Q & A
Nasser Abufarha, Ph.D., producer & protagonist
Maggie Lemere, director

About the documentary

Land of Canaan is a cinematic meditation following Palestinian farmers tending to some of the oldest olive trees in the world: living symbols of livelihood, heritage, and resistance. When Dr. Nasser Abufarha, a Palestinian American entrepreneur, returns to the occupied West Bank and finds the olive oil industry in crisis, he leads a movement to preserve an ecosystem and thousands of years of ecological knowledge, helping to build one of Palestine's most influential fair-trade networks. While Palestinian land, culture, and livelihood face erasure, Land of Canaan documents a way of life, shows us what is at stake, and why it must be protected.

About the filmmakers / panel

Nasser Abufarha, Ph.D.
Producer / Protagonist

Raised among the olive groves of Jenin, Abufarha founded Canaan Palestine, the world’s first fair‑trade and organic olive oil company. Through his work he has connected more than 2,000 small‑scale Palestinian farming families to global markets, brought Palestinian olive oil to international recognition and funded scholarships and women’s cooperatives. His vision of sustainable, community‑based trade has been celebrated worldwide and is even more relevant today as conflict threatens to sever farmers from their land.

Maggie Lemere
Director

Award‑winning filmmaker and oral historian Maggie Lemere is a National Geographic Explorer and co‑founder of the Rhiza Collective. Lemere’s storytelling focuses on the intersections of humanity and the environment; she is currently directing Land of Canaan, “a National Geographic Society‑supported feature film about Palestinians’ relationship with ancient olive trees”. In a recent interview, she said that making the film has become one of the hardest things she has ever done; as violence escalated in the West Bank the project “became a historical document … because of the horrible escalation of violence in the communities where we filmed”. Lemere’s approach uses oral history to foreground love, joy and connection rather than trauma alone, revealing a seldom‑seen side of contemporary Palestine.

Meryl Marsh (moderator)
Board Member, On The Ground Global

Meryl has been volunteering with OTG since she participated in Run Across Palestine and Run Across Congo and is thrilled to be on the board. She is based in Traverse City, MI. 

For more information and tickets visit https://www.tciaf.com/event-may-14-2026

Concerned about the direction of our federal government? You're not alone! Let's meet up at The Workshop Brewing Company on Thursday, May 14, from 5-7pm.

We’re always better together and creating community is what we all need right now!

Come on out for some good conversation, information, and libations. Bring friends or make some new ones among our Traverse Indivisible (Ti) community.

Ti volunteers will be on hand to answer any questions you have about the organization, or how you can get involved in community work on your own.

RSVP Here.

Presented by Mideast: JustPeace

Join Mideast: JustPeace at The Folded Leaf Bookstore in Traverse City for an evening of Palestinian poetry & performance. Middle Eastern snacks will be provided, and beverages will be available for purchase.

For more information visit https://www.facebook.com/events/1234518448762885

Presented by Equality Michigan

Michigan Statewide LGBTQ+ Capitol Day - 2026

We are at a critical moment for LGBTQ+ rights in Michigan and across the country. Attacks on our community are escalating, including in the Michigan House of Representatives, where elected officials are voting to take away our rights and trying to use our existence as a tool of dangerous political propaganda. We cannot afford to be silent, the time to act is NOW.

Join Equality Michigan Action Network, Equality Michigan, and the Michigan LGBTQ+ Commission on Wednesday, May 13 for our 4th annual Statewide LGBTQ+ Capitol Day in Lansing. This is your opportunity to speak face to face with lawmakers about the issues that matter most to our community, from health care access to safety and equality for all.

This is our most important Capitol Day yet. Our elected officials need to hear from you. They need to know that protecting trans people from dangerous political attacks is imperative, and we will not back down.

Every voice must be heard, and LGBTQ+ people from every district across Michigan must be represented.

About Capitol Day
For those who have not attended previous capitol days, you can expect to be meeting with your elected officials. We have scheduled meetings with your elected officials for you! You do not need to do that! You will not be alone for these meetings. You will be with fellow advocates from your area of the state.

There will also be a brief morning program ahead of meetings with legislators that includes messaging info, guest speaker(s), and an overview of the day.

An expanded version of the morning orientation will be offered virtually (at least one week in advance) of Capitol Day so that you can feel optimally prepared for the day.

RESGISTER HERE

Presented by We The People Action Fund

VIRTUAL EVENT

We need Michigan to be a place where every working family—no matter what’s in our pockets—has a safe, affordable place to call home.

But in 1988, establishment politicians banned rent control, taking power away from communities. Since then, corporate and landlord interests have rigged the rules—raising rents, driving up evictions, and pushing families out.

But we can make different choices. We can make Michigan a place where everyone can afford to live.

We The People Action Fund will be speaking at the Building Michigan Communities conference May 12, where affordable housing is on the agenda.

Check them out on the livestream at https://www.facebook.com/wethepeopleactionfund, and if you want to build power for working families, sign-up to learn more about their Home Team at wethepeopleactionfund.org/home-team/

Join Traverse Indivisible, Wednesday, May 6, for our next in-person Monthly Meeting!

ADA reserved seating is available, along with a wide center aisle for wheelchair access. For accessibility inquireies please email comms@traverseindivisible.org.

While the agenda is still being finalized, you can count on leaving with concrete steps to defend democracy and uphold constitutional law in these challenging times.

Connect with fellow community members and make a real difference! Let's work together to protect our democracy and advocate for the issues we care about. Your voice matters!

For those looking to move beyond membership and become a volunteer, attending a meeting and talking with one of our Team Leads is the best way to get involved!

Traverse Area District Library, McGuire Room | 6pm | Free | Registration required

In-Person Meeting: https://www.mobilize.us/traverseindivisible/event/937526/

Virtual Meeting (Zoom): https://www.mobilize.us/traverseindivisible/event/937523/

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NOTE: This month a photographer will be present to capture photos for our website and social media. By attending, you consent to potentially appearing in these photos. If you prefer not to be photographed, please let us know at the door.

As part of the May Day General Strike, we're gathering for a community Mutual Aid Picnic at Rotary Square on May 1 from 1-3pm. Weather permitting only.

What is it?

An informal community gathering where we spend the day together, instead of working, shopping, or going to school, and practice supporting each other.

Mutual Aid

Bring something to give to the community. There is no requirement, and this could be anything from extra food or donatable clothing, to educational materials and petitions.

The Traverse Indivisible blanket will be collecting non-perishable food donations for the Grace Episcopal Food Pantry, and new item donations for Jubilee House, an outreach ministry of Grace Episcopal Church.

Who's invited?

Everyone. Families, individuals, businesses, organizations, all are welcome.

What to bring:

* Beach chairs or a blanket
* Something to share (food, clothes to donate, petitions, educational materials, etc.)
* No money changes hands, just free sharing
* No tables
* No signs in ground, but handheld signs are fine
* No electronic audio

This is not a traditional protest. It's an intentional gathering to build community, practice mutual aid, and show our collective power.

Get more information on participating groups, weather status, and more at https://traverseindivisible.org/event-info

Want automated updates on the weather status of this event? Sign up on Mobilize here: https://www.mobilize.us/traverseindivisible/event/941500/

✅ Threatening war crimes and committing them
✅ Blatantly manipulating markets
✅ Sacrificing American lives and security
✅ Covering up the largest child sex abuse scandal of all time

Enough is enough.

The regime is breaking every rule, and it’s going to take more than a rally to stop them.

Following the examples of American Unions throughout our history, the historic 2006 day without immigrants that reshaped May Day, and the united response to Minnesota’s resistance to occupation -- it's time for a general strike.

We start small. One single day. This isn't meant to be the end, it's just the beginning.

People across the United States will flex our collective power in a tremendous day of action; rallying, marching, and taking action to demand a country that puts workers over billionaires. We must refuse business as usual.

No Work. No School. No Shopping.

Start prepairing now…

✊ Put in your request for time off
✊ Find something for your kids to do
✊ Make a plan for the day

Then share this idea with everyone you know. It's happening. May 1, 2026.

Toolkits to spread awareness, scripts to talk to businesses, and other ways to amplify this call to action are available at https://maydaystrong.org

Want something intentional to do with your day? Check out our Mutual Aid Picnic happening May 1 at Rotary Square.

Organized by the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Grand Traverse (UUCGT)

The Community Connections Summit at UUCGT is focused on one powerful goal: building meaningful relationships that help bring our shared values to life in this year’s elections.

At this summit you’ll learn practical, proven ways to connect with voters—through personal outreach, simple tech tools, and community partnerships—that truly make a difference.

This coordinated effort makes it easy to contribute in ways that fit your time, energy, and strengths, while being part of something bigger that can shape the outcome of the midterm election.

UUCGT welcomes any and all Indivisible members of the community to join us. Please register and join us for what will be a productive, fun and friendship enhancing morning.

Register here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf47EgZ_L-On9PPJuu119nDT9e5ls8fBCquO5-FeL2HDdnoVw/viewform

Presented by the International Affairs Forum

Purchase tickets here.

Aziz Abu is Palestinian. Maoz Inon is an Israeli. Both have lost family to the conflict and have known the bitterness of righteous anger. The world expected them to be enemies, yet they chose a different path. They forged a bond of brotherhood.

In The Future Is Peace, co-authors Aziz and Maoz take readers on a transformative weeklong journey across a sacred and bloodstained land. Together, they discover the mythic, political, and personal history that divides but also binds them. 

Facing competing narratives, these two peace activists explore how compassion and unity can pull humanity back from the precipice of blind hatred. Throughout their travels, they are constantly asked: In the face of so much loss, how can we ever find hope? Their answer is always the same. One cannot find hope. We must create it.

The Future is Peace is a rebuttal to a broken world and a bold challenge to the belief that more violence can ever bring security. Told with unflinching honesty, their story is proof that peace is not a naive dream, but a courageous choice—for reconciliation to heal the wounds of revenge, for partnerships to change a destiny of war, and for empathy to save us from drowning in sorrow.

Pairing unapologetic candor and inspirational prose, Aziz and Maoz are sending an urgent message that the people have the power to make change. Peace is inevitable. For Palestinians, for Israelis, it is not just possible—it is the future.

Aziz Abu Sarah is Co-CEO of InterAct International, a nonprofit dedicated to Middle East peace. He is a peacebuilder, entrepreneur, National Geographic Explorer, TED Fellow, and renowned speaker and trainer on conflict resolution and responsible travel. Aziz is the co-founder of MEJDI Tours, a travel company seeking to transform tourism into a global force of citizen diplomacy. He has won numerous awards, including from the United Nations, the Institute of International Education, and The Explorers Club. Aziz is consistently named one of the world’s 500 most influential Muslims by the Royal Islamic Strategic Studies Centre in Jordan. He has written opinion pieces for The New York Times, The Washington Post, Al-Quds, and Haaretz. 

Maoz Inon is Co-CEO of InterAct International, a nonprofit dedicated to Middle East peace. He is an Israeli peace activist and entrepreneur. He was honored with the prestigious Franco-German Human Rights Prize and the Shared Living Award from Abraham Initiatives. He has spoken on Capitol Hill, at U.S. universities, and the European Parliament. He has written pieces for The Washington Post, Al Jazeera, Haaretz, and more. He has founded several peace-focused initiatives within Israel and the Middle East, including the Jesus Trail, Fauzi Azar Inn, and Abraham Hostel & Tour brands.

Event Details

Doors open at 6:30 p.m. with live music, and the conversation begins at 7:00 p.m. This event includes a Q&A session and a photo line immediately following in the lobby.

Ticket Information

General Admission Ticket: $20

Ticket + Book Pickup: $47

Ticket + Book Shipped: $55

Student and Teacher Tickets: Free
No age restriction with a valid school ID, student and teacher tickets admit one person to the live event. Books are not included.

Content Rating

Unless otherwise noted, NWS events are designed for adult audiences and may not be suitable for children.

Group Tickets
For discounted rates on groups of 20 or more, please contact: hanna@nwstc.org

Presented by Northern Michigan E3

A Northern MI E3 Better Together Offering with Deena Hayes-Green and Chris Crass. Join E3 on their continued efforts to engage around issues of race, power, and privilege.

This event is free and welcomes all.

Event organized by The New People Foundation

Hyperscale AI data centers are draining our Great Lakes water (amidst a water-quality crisis), devouring our energy grid (amidst a climate crisis), and cutting backroom deals with zero accountability. Enough is enough.

On April 11th, Michiganders across the state are rallying to take our state back from greedy Big Tech developers.

When: April 11th, 10am-11am EST
Where: Open Space Park
Why: To demand passage of the Data Center Regulation Act (HB 5594–6) and to build overwhelming support for MMOP. These bills are on the table right now. Legislators need to hear from us before it's too late.

BRING YOUR INSTRUMENTS!!

This is about so much more than merely the emerging threat that AI poses to our society. It's about securing our joint futures and asking legislators to act in our interest, not greedy corporate interests.

More information here.

Questions? Comments? Media enquiries? Want to get involved in the fight?
Contact Mitch at info@thenewpeople.org 

Presented by the Grand Traverse Democrats

Video is one of the most powerful tools for shaping culture, influencing policy, and mobilizing communities—and you don’t need a film degree or a big budget to use it well.

In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to clarify your message, tell a compelling story, shoot and edit with simple tools and strategically publish using today’s major social media platforms. Whether you’re a candidate, advocate, nonprofit leader, or concerned citizen, you’ll leave confident in your ability to create and share video that moves people, from awareness and persuasion to real-world action.

For tickets and more information click here.

Organized by Traverse City Michigan Nurses Association

This is an informational picket. Nurses will participate on their own time (not a work stoppage.) There will be a few speakers and a lot of chanting and picketing.

More event information and RSVP here.

For more information on the Michigan Nurses Association click here.

Join Traverse Indivisible, Wednesday, April 8, for our next in-person Monthly Meeting!

ADA Reserved seating is available, along with a wide center aisle for wheelchair access.

While the agenda is still being finalized, you can count on leaving with concrete steps to defend democracy and uphold constitutional law in these challenging times.

Connect with fellow community members and make a real difference! Let's work together to protect our democracy and advocate for the issues we care about. Your voice matters!

For those looking to move beyond membership and become a volunteer, attending a meeting and talking with one of our Team Leads is the best way to get involved!

Registration is required…
In-person: https://www.mobilize.us/traverseindivisible/event/920188/
Virtual: https://www.mobilize.us/traverseindivisible/event/920183/

SAVE THE DATE: No Kings 3 is Coming to Traverse City!

Democracy is under assault. ICE raids are terrorizing our neighborhoods. Our national debt has hit 100% of GDP while authoritarianism tightens its grip. We're not backing down, we're turning up the volume!

No Kings 3 will be our biggest, loudest protest yet, and we need YOU there.

We’re still solidifying details, but you can start registering NOW! Click here to register.

Your early registration helps us with critical event logistics and crowd estimates. We're building something powerful, and every name counts.

What we know so far: ✊ This will be a joyful AND loud event 🎵 Bring your signs, your singing voice, noisemakers, and ALL your energy 📢 We're making noise for democracy

Looking to get involved? Email membership@traverseindivisible.org to find out about possible volunteer opportunities.

No Kings. No Tyrants. No Backing Down.

For more information and registration, click here or visit https://www.mobilize.us/traverseindivisible/event/898910/

presented by Equality Michigan

Join Equality Michigan Action Network on Thursday, March 26 at 6:00 PM for an inspiring program, meaningful connections, and space to build community with others who believe in dignity, equality, and action. Registered guests will receive light appetizers and drink tickets as we gather in solidarity and discuss ways to build lasting power here in Michigan.

We will be joined by Representative Betsy Coffia as our featured speaker, where we will hear her perspective on what it means to show up, build relationships, and translate community energy into lasting impact.

At a time when political attacks on the LGBTQ+ community are mounting across the country, we are choosing courage over fear, community over isolation, and actions over words. Reclaiming MI Pride is about collectivity, connection, and engagement. It is about being loudly and unapologetically queer. It is about supporting, celebrating, and showing up for one another. It is about channeling our pride into meaningful action in a year when so much is at stake.

Reclaiming MI Pride is more than a statement. It is a movement.

Join us! Show up! Stand proud! Fight back!

RESGISTER HERE

Presented by the NMC International Affairs Forum

Join NMC students of the IAF Student Leadership Team to explore the new space race. Governments and corporations compete for technological advantage, data control, and access to resources. Space infrastructure outpaces legal and international frameworks. The students and invited experts examine the consequences for citizens, the environment, and the balance of global power—and why international cooperation is essential as humanity expands beyond Earth. 

Expert contributors include:
Scott Pace, Ph.D. Director, Space Policy Institute
Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University

More speaker announcements coming soon. Learn more about the IAF Student Leadership Team here.

Get more information and tickets here.

Wielding The Wisdom

Presented by Rivers Edge Somatics & Firelight Embodiment

Do you identify as someone committed to change in your community? Are you a community organizer committed to social justice or liberatory movements? Perhaps you long to be engaged in this work and don’t know how to begin? 

The intensity of the political landscape is demanding more of us, individually and collectively. We are hearing from many people that they’re feeling powerless, overwhelmed, and confused. Many of us are feeling pulled in many directions trying to put out the quickly multiplying fires and are struggling to take skillful action. Our nervous systems are flooded with information daily and it's taking a toll. As the pressure builds, you might find yourself falling into similar patterns that keep you from living in alignment with your deepest values. 

If this feels true, you’re not alone. 

It makes sense we feel powerless inside of all changes we are facing, that’s by design. We believe one of the biggest lies told to us is that we are powerless. Somatics is a path of practice that supports us to reconnect to our own power and take skillful action. It deepens our awareness of our own reactive patterns and helps us learn how to keep moving toward what we care about even when we’re under pressure. We practice connecting with our own embodied agency and power because we have the potential to influence the conditions of our lives and this world. Somatic practice also invites us to claim our full aliveness even as the conditions of the world try to separate us from it. 

These times are calling for more of us to show up with courage and clarity about what we love. This 8-session coaching circle will be an introduction to politicized somatics for folks oriented toward political and culture change.

Join for a transformative small group coaching experience that brings organizers and change makers together. Liberation comes when we struggle for it together. Politicized somatics helps us to practice the relational skills we need to embody the world we are dreaming into being.  Let’s find and support each other in this work together. 

Get more information and register here.

Join Traverse Indivisible, Wednesday, March 11, for our next in-person Monthly Meeting!

While the agenda is still being finalized, you can count on leaving with concrete steps to defend democracy and uphold constitutional law in these challenging times.

Connect with fellow community members and make a real difference! Let's work together to protect our democracy and advocate for the issues we care about. Your voice matters!

For those looking to move beyond membership and become a volunteer, attending a meeting and talking with one of our Team Leads is the best way to get involved!

Registration required. Click the links below for more details, ADA information, and registration:

In Person Meeting

Zoom Virtual Meeting

Presented by Northern Michigan Justice Singers (a newly-formed group for positive singing action in support of democracy, justice, and caring for one another.)

Northern Michigan friends and neighbors! You are invited to a Community Sing on Sunday, March 8!!!!

Come learn short, powerful songs by ear that can be sung at peaceful rallies and demonstrations. There will also be opportunities to sing well–known songs together. Our focus is love, hope, peace, and support for one another. Bring your voices and let’s sing! All skill levels and abilities (or non-abilities) welcome!

For more information or event rsvp visit https://facebook.com/events/s/community-sing-for-justice-and/1577171846740142/