2023 City of Marquette Art Awards Recipients Announced

The City of Marquette Office of Arts and Culture presents the 26th Annual Art Awards on Sunday, October 15, 2023. This red-carpet affair honors outstanding individuals who have made an impact on the arts and culture in Marquette. The awards show will be held at the Masonic Building’s Red Room, 128 W Washington St. This year’s awards show is made possible by Innovate Marquette Smart Zone.

This event is free and open to the public with a semi-formal suggested dress code to match the occasion. More details to come. The 26th Annual Art Awards show will feature performances and honor this year’s recipients:

Arts Advocate:            Marge Sklar

Arts Business:             HOTplate/Clayworks

Arts Educator:             Gene Bertram

Arts Innovation:          Amber Dohrenwend

Arts Organization:      DeVos Art Museum

Arts Volunteer:           Skylar Taavola
Performing Artist:      Patrick Booth
Visual Artist:              Stella Larkin
Writer:                        Marty Achatz

Special Recognition:  Aaron Peterson

Youth:                         Leo Barch (Visual Artist)

                                   Lane Parks (Performing Artist)



For more details about the Annual Art Awards visit www.mqtcompass.com

Classic Cars on Third Street

A classic car auto show will be held on Third Street on Saturday, August 19, 2023.  The following streets will be closed to through traffic from 7:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.

  • Third Street from Michigan Street to Park Street
  • Ohio Street from Front Street to Fourth Street
  • Hewitt Avenue from Front Street to Fourth Street
  • Prospect Street from Front Street to Fourth Street
  • Crescent Street from Front Street to Fourth Street

Traffic will be detoured using Michigan Street, Fourth Street and Magnetic Street.

To ensure no cars are parked in the event area, parking will be prohibited on Third Street between Ohio Street and Park Street beginning at 7:00 a.m. on Saturday.

Blemhuber Avenue Closure

Blemhuber Avenue, between Altamont Street and Adams Street, will be closed to through traffic on Wednesday, August 15 beginning at 7:00 a.m. for a sewer lateral replacement. This project is expected to be completed by the end of the day on Thursday, August 17.

Words to Live and Bike By - Bike Path Mural

On behalf of the Marquette Public Art Commission, the City of Marquette Office of Arts & Culture announces the installation of the second round of ‘Words to Live and Bike By’ bike path murals on the City Multi-use Pathway.

The Words to Live and Bike By project involves the painting of six text-inspired, site-specific murals on the surface of the Holly Greer Bike Path in Marquette. Applicants were asked to submit words and original design proposals fitting for the accompanying locale. The chosen artists and their words and locations are as follows:

Lee Pyper; “PERSEVERE”; Hospital Corridor & Beacon House

Emma Schramm; “EMBRACE”; 7th Street & Beacon House

Olivia Capodilupo; “GROW”; Intersection of Bike Path & Center Street

Lena Wilson; “PLAY”; Kaufmann Sports Complex

Aiyana Aldred; “RECIPROCITY”; S. Lakeshore Blvd. & E. Hampton St.

MPAC members; “INSPIRE”; S McClellan Ave across from Superior Hills Elementary School

Painting will take place August 11-13, 2023. Please be respectful and cautious on these sections of the City Multi-use Pathway during installation.

For additional questions and information about the Marquette Public Art Commission, the Words to Live and Bike By project, or other Public Art projects in the City, visit www.mqtcompass.com/publicart

August 10 Scrap Tire Collection

The Marquette County Solid Waste Management Authority (MCSWMA) has received a Scrap Tire Cleanup Grant from EGLE. They will be at the Compost/Rubbish site located at 1415 Pioneer Road August 10 from 3 -7 p.m. for collection.

All Marquette County residents may bring up to 10 tires at a time. Car and truck tires that are 22.5 inches in diameter or less (with or without rims) will be accepted at this collection. Larger tires, tractor tires and tires on split rims will NOT be accepted at this site. Please see the MCSWMA website www.mcswma.com for more information on disposing of these types of tires.

For any questions, please call the MCSWMA at 906-249-4125.

The Marquette County Solid Waste Management Authority (MCSWMA) has received a Scrap Tire Cleanup Grant from EGLE. They will be at the Compost/Rubbish site located at 1415 Pioneer Road August 10 from 3 -7 p.m. for collection.

All Marquette County residents may bring up to 10 tires at a time. Car and truck tires that are 22.5 inches in diameter or less (with or without rims) will be accepted at this collection. Larger tires, tractor tires and tires on split rims will NOT be accepted at this site. Please see the MCSWMA website www.mcswma.com for more information on disposing of these types of tires.

For any questions, please call the MCSWMA at 906-249-4125.

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