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ANCIENT AND HONORABLE CLAM LAKE DOCK AND DREDGE
MARCHING AND CHOWDER SOCIETY SILVER CORNET BAND
The ... Band performs
concert band music for free in the city park on Monday evenings in the summer.
For information on how to join the band, contact Michael Filkins 779-1590.
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| Formally opened on September 23, 1901,
the Cadillac Opera House soon became a standout in the theater world - serving
a wide, wild and appreciative audience throughout the Cadillac area. Original
New York casts, studded with such famous names as "naughty" Eva Tanguay, Elsie
Ferguson, William Farnum, Favorsham (the John Barrymore of his time), and many
others, trod the boards to face some 700 people in the old Cadillac Opera
House. Pen sketch by Fred H. Lamb |
CADILLAC AREA
ARTISTS ASSOCIATION
The Cadillac Area
Artists Association is dedicated to encouraging area artists, providing
programs for continuing education, and promoting their work through its
exhibitions. For additional information call Phyllis Olson, 775-7853.
CADILLAC AREA
COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS
The Cadillac Area
Council for the Arts is an organization created to help determine the cultural
needs of the greater Cadillac area and to develop and implement programs to
meet those needs. The city government in 1968 created it. It has attempted to
provide programs for the community, encompassing all disciplines of art as well
as to encourage and aid individual member groups in their efforts to secure
suitable art facilities. All energies are used to develop the cultural
resources of the area. The Council consists of representatives of community
arts agencies and members-at-large who are interested individuals from the
greater Cadillac area. It is always open to participation in the arts and
promotion of the arts. For additional information write P. O. Box 612,
Cadillac, MI 49601.
CADILLAC GARDEN
CLUB
The Garden Club, chartered in 1992, is a member of the Federated
Garden Clubs of Michigan. It is an active club whose goals include working in
areas of horticulture, nature conservation, art and landscape design. Many
members are master gardeners and flower judges. Local projects include
landscaping at the Wexford County Historical Museum and at various Habitate for
Humanity locations. For more information call Jo Ann Keith at (231) 775-4905.
Meets: 2nd Monday of every month Time: 7:00 p.m. Place: St. Ann's School dining
room.
CADILLAC AREA
SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY
The Scandinavian
Society seeks to foster and preserve the cultural heritage of the Scandinavian
countries, to educate the general public about these customs and practices, and
to provide fellowship among those who are dedicated to the preservation of
these ethnic values. Contact Larry Lindell 775-0364 for information.
CADILLAC AREA SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA BOARD
The Cadillac Symphony Orchestra is a highly talented group of local
and outstate musicians numbering up to 70 artists. Their purpose is
to provide beautiful and challenging music for the community. The Cadillac
Symphony Board of Directors is a non-profit entity whose main purpose
is to support the conductor and the orchestra. The Board membership
consists of between 15-18 volunteers, who also strive to provide music
education and experiences for local school students and to contribute
to the Cadillac String Association whenever possible. A member of the
Cadillac Area Council of the Arts, the orchestra's income is derived
from generous donations and ticket sales. For further information, please
contact Margie Annis, 231-775-6004.
CADILLAC
PHILHARMONIC CLUB
The Cadillac Philharmonic Club is a music club devoted to the study
and encouragement of American musical artists. For more information
on the club and its activities, contact Barb Johnson, 775-3797.
CADILLAC COMMUNITY CHORUS
(Formerly the Cadillac “Feel Good” Community Chorus)
The chorus, consisting of both male and female voices, was originated by Ms. Karen Miller in 2002 beginning with less than a dozen voices. In 2006 Dave Buckley assumed the role as chorus director. It has since grown to nearly 50 members and prides itself on singing in a wide variety of styles appealing to all ages. Rehearsals begin on Monday, April 21, 2008, from 7:00 to 9:00p.m. at St. Ann’s Church and continuing until our annual concert in September. The Chorus also performs throughout the summer, schedule to be announced. New singers are welcome, especially tenors and basses. For additional information, contact Dave Buckley at 231-839-7229 or Carolyn Brines, 2008 President, 231-775-6951.
FOOTLITERS
COMMUNITY THEATRE
Footliters Community
Theatre, in its 23rd season, is a member of the Community Theater Association
of Michigan. Everyone is encouraged to volunteer to be the actors, singers,
dancers, directors, set designers, light and sound technicians and other
support people that are needed to produce the plays. Call 775-7336 for
additional information.
GOPHERWOOD
FOLK SOCIETY
The Gopherwood Folk Society
promotes traditional music and other traditional arts (dances, folk art) in the
greater Cadillac area by sponsoring concerts, house concerts, dances and
workshops, and by supporting area folk musicians and artists. Please contact
Paul Brown, 775-2813 for more information.
NATIONAL MUSIC CAMP
INTERLOCHEN ARTS ACADEMY
Located only a pleasant 35 minutes from Cadillac, this world treasure
is in our backyard. The summer Arts Festivals 8 weeks of exciting and
inspiring events. Over 450 programs by students, faculty, and internationally
known artists, concerts, recitals, and rehearsals. Theatre productions
including Broadway musicals, opera, and Shakespean plays, Ballet and
modern dance concerts along with art exhibits.. For information call
231-276-9221.
EVENING OF MUSIC CHARITY SERIES
Cadillac's First Congregational Church has initiated a musical charity
event series where a number of local musicians and artists are invited
to perform various selections of their choice at each event. The admission
proceeds are then divided equally amongst the entertainers and forwarded
in their name to a local charity or church of their choosing. This has
become a very popular event taking place twice a year; in the spring
and again in the fall. Any muscians or artists interested in participating
are asked to please telephone 775 7774.
WEXFORD COUNTY
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM
The Wexford
County Historical Society operates a museum in the old Carnegie Library as part
of its purpose of preserving local heritage for the education and enjoyment of
the community. The Society also sponsors a number of other programs designed to
preserve and encourage awareness of the history of the Wexford County area. For
more information contact the museum office at 775-1717.
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