Shrek The Musical Jr at West Ottawa Center
Shrek The Musical Jr runs at 2 30 p m at the West Ottawa Performing Arts Center 136th Ave Tickets cost 8 to 10 dollars Presented by West Ottawa Drama Boosters Kukla Fest Picnic with Puppets starts at noon at Ox Bow School of Art 3435 Rappard Way Saugatuck 15 registration required Artis an Market 10 a m to 4 p m at Centennial Park 250 Central Ave free
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West Ottawa
136Th Ave
Westottawa Dramaboosters
Ox-Bow School of Art
Rappred Way
Saugatuck
Kuklafest
Centennnial Park
Central Ave
May 9 Art Is for Everyone and Wildflowers Evening
An Evening with Kay Haring at 6 30 p m at the Saugatuck Center for the Arts costs 20 dollars. Nature for Tykes Frogs runs in the Outdoor Discovery Center with free registration. The Evening of Wildflowers at DeGraaf Nature Center starts at 6 p m with a four dollar fee and registration required.
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Kay Haring
Saugatuck Center For the Arts
Culver St
Outdoor Discovery Center
56Th St
DeGraaf Nature Center
Graafschap Road
May 6 Arabesque at Knickerbocker Theatre
A May 6 event lists Arabesque at 7 30 p m in the Knickerbocker Theatre located at 100 E Eighth St with tickets 6 to 7 dollars. Also including Hungry Hungry Serpents a 2 p m program at Outdoor Discovery Center 4214 56th St free on outdoor discovery org. Morning Bird Walk at DeGraaf Nature Center 600 Graafschap Road with free admission and contact 616 355 1057.
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DeGraaf
Graafschap
May 11 Birding Bonanza and Studio Tour
A community day features a May 11 Birding Bonanza from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with carpool from Outdoor Discovery Center at 4214 56th St and a Studio Tour from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 5955 141st Ave in Holland. Registration costs vary, contact 262-716-9477. astronomy session Summer Sky starts at 8 p.m. at Hemlock Crossing, 8115 West Olive Road in West Olive, both free. municipales: Ottawa.org/parks.
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Outdoor Discovery Center
56Th St
141St Ave
Holland
Hemlock Crossing
West Olive Road
West Olive
miOttawa
Local events calendar submission guidance
Online resources direct readers to the Holland Sentinel Facebook page and full calendar at the newspapers site. Instructions explain how to submit events with contact details via email or mail to Lor Timmer at 54 W Eighth St Holland MI 49423 for verification.
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Hollandsentinel.com
Timmer
Eighth St. Holland
Mil
Eighth St
Holland, Mi
HollandSentinel
Holland Sentinel
GateHouse Media, Inc
Holland, Mich
UPS
Tulip Time festival evolves from a flower show to citywide spectacle
A historical survey traces Tulip Time from postwar quiet to a sprawling Holland Michigan festival. It notes venues and additions such as the Civic Center in 1954, Windmill DeZwaan arrival in 1964, baton twirling fame 1958 to 1972, and the growth to 4.5 million tulips today. It highlights notable visitors, dancers, and stars, plus shifts in programming and community engagement shaping the event future.
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Europe
Civic Center
Rotary Club
Hope College
Holland Garden Club
Holland Army
DeZwaan
Holland
Mich
Netherlands
Kommenie
America
Gerald R. Ford
Susan
Lawrence Welk
Tulip Time
Dorothy Lamour
Jack Dempsey
the Kingston Trio
The
Lettermen
Tammy Wynette
the Smothers Brothers
Jim Nabors
Oak Ridge Boys
Glen Campbell
Debby Boone
Debbie Reynolds
Bob Newhart
Christina Aguilera
Gwen Auwerda
Tulip Time Inc
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Philip Tanis
Anwerda
Randy Vande Water
Rogers
Lori Timmer
Lori.timmer
Sentinelbori
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Bea Petroelje Keen
Connie Looman Fisher DeHaan
Barbara van Kolken
Connie Dehaan
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Dinnen
Jackiesplaceholland
Joe
Angel
Brandon
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