Community event lineup across Holland Zeeland area
The schedule lists multiple free and paid events in Holland and Zeeland including family nights, band concerts, farmers market and park concerts. Highlights include Zeeland Community Band activities at Lawrence Street Park, Holland area concerts at Kollen Park and Felt Mansion, plus the Holland Farmers Market and downtown Street Performer Series. Various venues show times from morning to evening with contact numbers and online links for details.
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Zeeland
Lawrence Street Park
Elephant and Piggie
DeWitt Center
E. 12Th St
Holland
Hope. Edu
Hart Street
Felt
Felt Mansion
138Th Ave
Feltmansion. Org
Holland Pride festival grows with community support
Pride events at Cappon House and Holland Farmers Market drew larger crowds than last year with booths from businesses churches and LGBTQ groups. Residents Harlow Bowes and Jeremy Cowelchuck described a welcoming atmosphere while Jadyn Palermo and Remy Bell from Caledonia said it was the closest pride accessible to them. Local attendees noted last weekend’s Grand Rapids Pride as a comparison and emphasized personal connection within the Holland community. Older residents and out-of-towners highlighted the festival as a space for belonging and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Holland
Harlow Bowes
Holland Pride
Bowes
Jeremy Cowelchuck
Kelly Pelon
Grand Rapids
Pelon
Caledonia
Jadyn Palermo
Remy Bell
Pride festival links support with suicide prevention efforts
Support within the LGBTQ community shows higher prevention needs as studies note self harm risk among youth, with families rejecting identity increasing danger. Holland Pride offers resources from Gender SAFE, Out On The Lakeshore, Transgender Michigan, and PFLAG. Local organizers urge loving acceptance and sharing stories to reduce isolation and improve access to help lines 855-345-8464 and 866-488-7386.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevor Project
Michigan
Rachel Crandall
Holland Pride
Holland Lakeshore
Gender Safe
Out On the Lakeshore
Transgender Michigan
PFLAG
Sara Jeanette
Jeanette
Amber Marie Cowles
Cowles
Holland
Michigan coal ash issues face state and utility debate
DTE and Consumers Energy discuss coal ash pollution and groundwater impacts at plants in Monroe Karn Campbell Weadock and Essexville West Olive. Regulators consider both federal and state rules while plans to remove and landfill coal ash proceed with liners and dewatering amid questions about contamination and drinking water risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee
DTE
Environmental Management & Resources Group
Eric Younan
Monroe
Abel Russ
Michigan
Margie King
Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy
Ring
Lee
Consumers Energy
West Olive
Essexville
Roger Morgenstern
Consumers
Karn
Campbell
J.C. Weadock
Morgenstern
Weadock
Michigan Environmental Council
Charlotte Jameson
Council
Jameson
Community events calendar and submission info
Promotion to visit the Holland Sentinel Facebook page for activities and a complete online calendar at www hollandsentinel com. Instructions to submit events include sending contact details to lor timmer or delivering to 54 W Eighth St Holland MI 49423 for verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollandsentinel.com
Timmer
Eighth St
Holland, Ml
Holland, MI
HollandSentinel
Holland Sentinel
GateHouse Media, Inc
Holland, Mich
UPS
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Holland Civic Center Place
Holland American Legion
Kollen Park
Hollandregionband
Hart Museum
Holland Museum
W. 10Th St
Velo City Cycles
S. River Ave
Drew Behringer
Gdr Park
W. Eighth St
Holland Farmers Market
Eighth Street Market Place
Hollandfarmersmarket.com
Karl Lynch
Kollen Park Drive
Allegan
Ottawa
Vicki Larson
Corina Dulecki
Kate Carlson
Kcarlson
SentinelKate
Cappon House
Ninth St
Free Holland Farmers Market
Free Hollandfarmersmarket
Alu
Wally
1Sokeiveamian.com
Orestes Baez Group
Sarah Leach
Steve Kenemer
Newsroom
Jackie's
LE Ham
Chesseburger
Cole Slaw
Jackiesplaceholland
Royal Atrium Inn
SeniorDialogue
APRS
Gene Life Services
Conmrlinity
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