The Bookman supports Loutit District Library as we welcome Kekla Magoon, co-author of X: A Novel. Presented by The Great Michigan Read, Michigan Humanities Council The Ebony Road Players will present excerpts from "The Meeting" at the event.
The Bookman is proud to continue our support for Humanity for Prisoners. HFP welcomes Fr. Greg Boyle, Tattos on the Heart: The Power of Boundless Compassion to Lakeshore Middle School.
Join us when we welcome Julie Beekman who will discuss and sign her memoir Two Trees.
Introducing the first meeting of the Notables Book Club. The Notables Book Club is a new series presented by The Bookman. Each meeting of this group invites a new special guest host each month to lead the club on a book of their choosing. In addition, each club meeting will be in a different and exciting location! You can participate…
Michigan author Loreen Niewenhuis comes to Grand Haven to discuss her experiences and adventures which lead to her books 1,000-Mile Great Lakes Walk, 1,000-Mile Walk on the Beach,and 1,000-Mile Great Lakes Island Adventure. She appears at the invitation of P.E.O.: "Supporting Educational Scholarships for Women." This public appearance is at First Presbyterian Church in Grand Haven at 4:00 p.m.…
The Bookman Book Club discusses "The Little Paris Bookshop," by Nina George. Discussion will be led by Liz Lystra All are invited!!!
The Bookman and Loutit District Library welcome Kathryn Remlinger, author of Yooper Talk: Dialect as Identity in Michigan's Upper Penninsula.
The Bookman and Loutit District Library welcome Tom Carr, author of Blood on the Michigan Mitten.
Dancers again will have a chance to dance the first Friday of the month at Grand Haven’s D&W Fresh Market, Friday, Dec. 1 2017, from 7-10 p.m. The dance is an outreach of The Salvation Army in the Tri Cities area. The band is Silverado, a long-time local favorite. That band was the first to…
