Northport Omena Calendar

We will be celebrating the heritage of the Grand Traverse Lighthouse keepers from 1858-1880. Each room in the lighthouse will be Christmas themed, portraying the traditional time period and showcasing the keeper heritages. We will also be telling the story of our only female lighthouse keeper. There will be an actor in period costume retelling the Christmas story of the keeper families. Some of the heritages showcased will be from Germany, Denmark, England, and Ireland. In addition, learn about the history of the Christmas Tree ship Rouse Simmons, that sank in Lake Michigan in 1912.

As always, a Recreation Passport is required for entry into the State Park.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Stef Staley; info@grandtraverselighthouse.com.

Enjoy special guided tours of the main floor of the Grand Traverse Lighthouse keeper's quarters. Tours leave every 15 minutes. Visit with our volunteers in period costume. Eat cookies in the kitchen, see a traditional 1920's/1930's Christmas dinner set on the table, talk with the lighthouse keeper in the living room and visit the keeper's bedroom to learn about the babies born at the Lighthouse and other interesting facts. Be sure to climb the tower for a great view of Lake Michigan.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Stef Staley 231-386-7195.

Join Queen Elsa and Princess Anna for a special Sing-Along and Photo Op event at the Filling Station Microbrewery! At 1 pm on Saturday Dec 7, Elsa and Anna will lead a Sing-Along of favorite songs from the first 'Frozen' film. Afterwards there will be Photo Ops with Santa Claus as well, and kids crafts during the event.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Stef Staley; info@grandtraverselighthouse.com.

Northwest Michigan Ballet Theatre presents the timeless holiday classic with choreography by artistic director Thomas Morrell. Stunning costumes, elaborate sets, and the beloved Tchaikovsky score bring a young girl's Christmas dreams dancing to life. Come and enjoy a memorable experience for all ages, showcasing the versatility and professionalism of this talented young ballet company.

A modern-day Santa’s Workshop will be open from 12 - 4 PM on Sunday December 8 at the Grand Traverse Lighthouse. Come out and enjoy cookie decorating, crafting an ornament, visiting with Santa, games, holiday campfire, and hot cocoa bar. Enjoy the authentic keeper's apartment inside the Lighthouse decorated in period fashion, and learn the stories of our lighthouse's only female lighthouse keeper and the famous Christmas-Tree Ship, the 'Rouse-Simmons.' Please note: A Michigan State Park Recreational Passport is required to enter the State Park.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Stef Staley; info@grandtraverselighthouse.com.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Mtg focuses on all things pertaining to caring for the light property and buildings with emphasis on maritime history and Great Lakes education.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact John McKinney, Pres. 231-947-1926.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Monthly Township Board Meeting to Conduct Township Business

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Wigglers! Preschool Storytime with Ms. Mary at the library!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Support group for individuals diagnosed with a memory loss disease. Supportive and confidential.

Monthly meeting for planning & zoning matters

Join The Village Voices and Northport Community Band for their annual Christmas present to the community. Enjoy an afternoon of old favorites and new and let the traditional sing-along that finished the concert send you on your way - after the cookie after glow in the lobby!

This gourmet event begins with a variety of appetizers followed by a multi-course meal paired with the best of Big Little Winery and Earthen Ales and Leelanau Cheese. Don't miss the lively conversation, delicious food and wine, pairing and cuisine education in Willowbrook Mill's, one-of-a-kind atmosphere on a wonderful winter night in Northport! Each ticket includes a signed copy of Ruffage. Benefiting World Central Kitchen

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Northport Public School Students will entertain you with both instrumental and choral music.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Wigglers! Preschool Storytime with Ms. Mary at the library!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Wigglers! Preschool Storytime with Ms. Mary at the library!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

The Leadership Team (LT) is a diverse, community-based group of citizens that was established in 2011 as part of Phase I of Designing and Achieving Our Potential, a project plan of action that supported the quality of life and economic well-being of the community. The primary role of the LT was and is today, to guide the scope of work outlined in the project and subsequent projects including the Community Conversation: The Importance of Events; to recruit participation, and to be a conduit for implementation, but not decision makers. The LT meets the first Wednesday of each month. The meetings are open to all community members with an interest in these projects.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Wigglers! Preschool Storytime with Ms. Mary

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Leelanau Energy (previously Northport Energy) holds a general membership meeting on the second Thursday of each month. We are the premier advocates for energy efficiency and renewable energy on the Leelanau Peninsula. Most meetings are followed by an educational program (see separate calendar listing for program information).

Everyone is welcome, please join us!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Wigglers! Preschool Storytime with Ms. Mary at the library

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

The Book Discussion Group meets at the Leelanau Township Library monthly (September through May) to discuss selected titles. The group is open to the public; it is requested that all members read the selected book before the meeting.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Share a soup supper and poetry to celebrate the life of poet Robert Burns. Sponsored by the Friends of the Leelanau Township Library.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Wigglers! Preschool storytime with Ms. Mary

Wigglers! Preschool storytime with Ms. Mary

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

The Leadership Team (LT) is a diverse, community-based group of citizens that was established in 2011 as part of Phase I of Designing and Achieving Our Potential, a project plan of action that supported the quality of life and economic well-being of the community. The primary role of the LT was and is today, to guide the scope of work outlined in the project and subsequent projects including the Community Conversation: The Importance of Events; to recruit participation, and to be a conduit for implementation, but not decision makers. The LT meets the first Wednesday of each month. The meetings are open to all community members with an interest in these projects.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Wigglers! Preschool storytime with Ms. Mary

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Leelanau Energy (previously Northport Energy) holds a general membership meeting on the second Thursday of each month. We are the premier advocates for energy efficiency and renewable energy on the Leelanau Peninsula. Most meetings are followed by an educational program (see separate calendar listing for program information).

Everyone is welcome, please join us!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Wigglers! Preschool storytime with Ms. Mary

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Wigglers! Preschool storytime with Ms. Mary

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

The Book Discussion Group meets at the Leelanau Township Library monthly (September through May) to discuss selected titles. The group is open to the public; it is requested that all members read the selected book before the meeting.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Wigglers! Preschool storytime with Ms. Mary

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

The Leadership Team (LT) is a diverse, community-based group of citizens that was established in 2011 as part of Phase I of Designing and Achieving Our Potential, a project plan of action that supported the quality of life and economic well-being of the community. The primary role of the LT was and is today, to guide the scope of work outlined in the project and subsequent projects including the Community Conversation: The Importance of Events; to recruit participation, and to be a conduit for implementation, but not decision makers. The LT meets the first Wednesday of each month. The meetings are open to all community members with an interest in these projects.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Leelanau Energy (previously Northport Energy) holds a general membership meeting on the second Thursday of each month. We are the premier advocates for energy efficiency and renewable energy on the Leelanau Peninsula. Most meetings are followed by an educational program (see separate calendar listing for program information).

Everyone is welcome, please join us!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

The Book Discussion Group meets at the Leelanau Township Library monthly (September through May) to discuss selected titles. The group is open to the public; it is requested that all members read the selected book before the meeting.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

The Leadership Team (LT) is a diverse, community-based group of citizens that was established in 2011 as part of Phase I of Designing and Achieving Our Potential, a project plan of action that supported the quality of life and economic well-being of the community. The primary role of the LT was and is today, to guide the scope of work outlined in the project and subsequent projects including the Community Conversation: The Importance of Events; to recruit participation, and to be a conduit for implementation, but not decision makers. The LT meets the first Wednesday of each month. The meetings are open to all community members with an interest in these projects.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Leelanau Energy (previously Northport Energy) holds a general membership meeting on the second Thursday of each month. We are the premier advocates for energy efficiency and renewable energy on the Leelanau Peninsula. Most meetings are followed by an educational program (see separate calendar listing for program information).

Everyone is welcome, please join us!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

The Book Discussion Group meets at the Leelanau Township Library monthly (September through May) to discuss selected titles. The group is open to the public; it is requested that all members read the selected book before the meeting.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

The Leadership Team (LT) is a diverse, community-based group of citizens that was established in 2011 as part of Phase I of Designing and Achieving Our Potential, a project plan of action that supported the quality of life and economic well-being of the community. The primary role of the LT was and is today, to guide the scope of work outlined in the project and subsequent projects including the Community Conversation: The Importance of Events; to recruit participation, and to be a conduit for implementation, but not decision makers. The LT meets the first Wednesday of each month. The meetings are open to all community members with an interest in these projects.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Leelanau Energy (previously Northport Energy) holds a general membership meeting on the second Thursday of each month. We are the premier advocates for energy efficiency and renewable energy on the Leelanau Peninsula. Most meetings are followed by an educational program (see separate calendar listing for program information).

Everyone is welcome, please join us!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Where artists gather to draw or paint the full figure (or portrait only) in an unstructured casual environment. Artists are invited to attend as often as they like. There will be no formal instructor or instruction. The STUDIO will provide the space and opportunity to learn and hone skills by practicing and observing others as they work. This is a great chance to get to know other area artists and begin your creative journey into figure drawing!

We will rely on clothed volunteers to come sit for us. Talk to your friends and family! Their reward is being a part of a creative ‘happening’ as well as seeing their likeness many times over that night!

The cost is free with any donations going directly toward helping the NAA retain our Arts Administrative Staff.

On occasion, the FIGURE DRAWING STUDIO will be cancelled due to other events previously scheduled for the space.

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

The Book Discussion Group meets at the Leelanau Township Library monthly (September through May) to discuss selected titles. The group is open to the public; it is requested that all members read the selected book before the meeting.

Northport Public School Students will entertain you with both instrumental and choral music.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Leelanau County's Longest Running Auto Show. Held annually the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend at Haserot Park, it attracts a wide variety of cars and is a great family event.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come play trivia with a team of one or as many as you like. Great prizes every Monday night

Lend your needlework skill, talent & expertise to creation of useful handcrafted quilts and other items. Beginners & novices are welcome to join community members who are dedicated to doing good works with needles. Participants have fun and learn sewing skills while gaining the satisfaction they are helping others by gifting the results of their craft.

Interested in being a volunteer? Contact Sally Coohon.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Come out for a super informal get together to play some cards! Not tournament style, no buy ins, just round up some friends, get a pint and a deck of cards and have fun!

The Leadership Team (LT) is a diverse, community-based group of citizens that was established in 2011 as part of Phase I of Designing and Achieving Our Potential, a project plan of action that supported the quality of life and economic well-being of the community. The primary role of the LT was and is today, to guide the scope of work outlined in the project and subsequent projects including the Community Conversation: The Importance of Events; to recruit participation, and to be a conduit for implementation, but not decision makers. The LT meets the first Wednesday of each month. The meetings are open to all community members with an interest in these projects.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Tai Chi Chuan, often translated as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” teaches us to live in harmony with nature, reconnecting the mind to the body. It helps us develop proper breathing techniques, improve our balance, develop and direct energy (chi), reduce tension and stress, improve mental clarity, strengthen our entire body, and help improve the cardiovascular system. These will be the primary focus of this class.

Many practitioners view Tai Chi as a moving meditation as they practice what is called a set or form, a series of graceful, smooth movements designed to exercise and massage the entire body, internally as well as externally. Others study Tai Chi as a martial art. The natural movements of animals and birds observed by the masters had a strong influence on the development of Tai Chi as a martial art. Some study with both martial arts and health and longevity as their goal. Because the movements in Tai Chi were originated as a martial art you will always have the influence of martial applications within the set as you practice.

Classes are offered in memory of my SIFU,

Grandmaster Henry Look.

Yarn & Needles. Knitting Class, instruction & helpers. All are welcome from beginners to seasoned talents.