The Boardman Review | Summer Issue Release Party @ Farm Club!
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The Boardman Review Summer Issue Release Party
June 29th | 6-8 PM | Farm Club
The Summer Issue Release Party will be June 29th 6-8 PM @farmclubtc! // Join us for a Summer Issue Release Party you won’t want to miss. That’s right folks, we’re finally having a release party at Farm Club, a place dear to our hearts and tailor made for a gathering of good people, inspiring stories, Farm Club bar and market snacks and drinks, and some classic summer jams…ALL OUTSIDE (weather permitting).
The Summer Issue ‘26 features —
Nic Theisen of @lomafarm & @farmclubtc with an intro by @jjyennifer
Matt Voight of @vgallerymi
Rachel Zemanek of @thefoldedleaf.nomi
A story by Dr. Tim Madion
Poetry by @luciaelden, Michael Dickman & @pkbaumbusch
See below for more info on each story //
“Stories From the Farm”
Featuring work by Nic Theisen
Intro by Jennifer Yeatts
Nic Theisen of Loma Farm and Farm Club found a unique way to connect with patrons of their popular veggie CSA; whimsical type-written newsletters.
“The Tooth Ferry Chronicles: The First Parasailers on Grand Traverse Bay”
By Tim Madion
A wild and unforgettable story of homemade parasailing on East Grand Traverse Bay, where one family’s beloved boat became the center of summer adventure and lifelong memories.
“Keeping Art in Omena”
By Matt Voight
From childhood visits to Tamarack Gallery to launching V Gallery decades later, a Leelanau County couple explores creativity, local identity, and the importance of protecting the places that shape us.
“Print is Dead”
by Rachel Zemanek
A heartfelt reflection on books, banned stories, and the importance of protecting spaces, like The Folded Leaf, where people can gather, learn, and feel connected through literature and community.
“Pinky Finger Poetry”
Featuring Lucia M. Elden, Michael Dickman, and Paul Baumbusch.
A collection of beachy Leelanau verses from a trio of poets honoring places and moments connected by the peninsula.
June 29th | 6-8 PM | Farm Club
The Summer Issue Release Party will be June 29th 6-8 PM @farmclubtc! // Join us for a Summer Issue Release Party you won’t want to miss. That’s right folks, we’re finally having a release party at Farm Club, a place dear to our hearts and tailor made for a gathering of good people, inspiring stories, Farm Club bar and market snacks and drinks, and some classic summer jams…ALL OUTSIDE (weather permitting).
The Summer Issue ‘26 features —
Nic Theisen of @lomafarm & @farmclubtc with an intro by @jjyennifer
Matt Voight of @vgallerymi
Rachel Zemanek of @thefoldedleaf.nomi
A story by Dr. Tim Madion
Poetry by @luciaelden, Michael Dickman & @pkbaumbusch
See below for more info on each story //
“Stories From the Farm”
Featuring work by Nic Theisen
Intro by Jennifer Yeatts
Nic Theisen of Loma Farm and Farm Club found a unique way to connect with patrons of their popular veggie CSA; whimsical type-written newsletters.
“The Tooth Ferry Chronicles: The First Parasailers on Grand Traverse Bay”
By Tim Madion
A wild and unforgettable story of homemade parasailing on East Grand Traverse Bay, where one family’s beloved boat became the center of summer adventure and lifelong memories.
“Keeping Art in Omena”
By Matt Voight
From childhood visits to Tamarack Gallery to launching V Gallery decades later, a Leelanau County couple explores creativity, local identity, and the importance of protecting the places that shape us.
“Print is Dead”
by Rachel Zemanek
A heartfelt reflection on books, banned stories, and the importance of protecting spaces, like The Folded Leaf, where people can gather, learn, and feel connected through literature and community.
“Pinky Finger Poetry”
Featuring Lucia M. Elden, Michael Dickman, and Paul Baumbusch.
A collection of beachy Leelanau verses from a trio of poets honoring places and moments connected by the peninsula.
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Where is it happening?
Farm Club, 9917 S Lake Leelanau Dr, Traverse City, MI 49684-9521, United States
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