The Pine Performance Center Events

For more information on events happening at The Pine Performance Center and the Erickson Center for the Arts, click on Event Calendar or call 906.586.9974 Monday-Friday. For tickets, click HERE.

~ Veterans Discount Tickets offered for select events.

~ Student and Children's Discount Tickets offered for select events.

May Events

John Daly presents "Mark Twain's American West"
May 14 ~ 7 PM
Tickets: $15 MyNorthTickets.com Door: $20

**PLEASE NOTE: Your Mark Twain Program ticket also includes admission to John's Michigan History Program being presented at The Pine Performance Center May 15th at 10 AM.

Mark Twain’s early days were formative to his development as American literature’s most iconic character.
Join John Daly as he brings Twain to life with amusing tales of the Mississippi River, Virginia City’s silver boom, San Francisco and the Sandwich Islands from Twain’s books, Life on the Mississippi, Huckleberry Finn and Roughing It.

John L. Daly is a speaker, educator and actor who has averaged over 100 educational presentations a year for the last 25 years. Mr. Daly is the author of a business book, “Pricing for Profitability” published by John Wiley and Sons, a novel, “Tool and Die” and eight plays produced at The Players in Detroit.

John Daly presents How Michigan Became Michigan
May 15 ~ 10 AM
Tickets: $5 MyNorthTickets.com
**FREE ADMISSION FOR MARK TWAIN PROGRAM TICKET HOLDERS**

Michigan's shape is unusual. Anyone working with a modern map is unlikely to have put these two peninsulas together. It happened due to some strange twists of history. Come learn how an inaccurate 1755 map led to Michigan's boundaries, gave us Isle Royale National Park and started the Toledo War.

The Sue Huber Evening of Piano featuring Doc Woodward
May 28 ~ 7 PM
Tickets: $25 Adults/ $15 Students/$10 10 & Under MyNorthTickets.com
Door: $30/$20/$15

Doc Woodward has performed as the house pianist at the Walloon Lake Inn for a last seven years, and before that was the house Pianist at Joe Muer’s in Detroit’s Renaissance Center for eight years. His selections are from the “great American songbook” standards, jazz, blues, and even some oldies and classic country.

The Sue Huber Evening of Piano is held every year in memory of Sue Huber, original organizer of the “Evening of Piano” event, talented pianist and beloved friend to the Center for many years.

"This is an amazing venue. State of the art sound system and lighting in a theater where there is truly not a bad seat, even in the last row. They were very welcoming to our band and took very good care of us. I can't say enough good about the place!"

-Eddie, Lookin' Back A Tribute to Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band