Our story on the now-legendary 1975 KISS concert in Hartland, along with this story on 10 superstars you probably never knew performed in Livingston County, brought forth a flood of [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Confirmation that Bob Seger did, indeed, play in Livingston County — at the Howell Armory, to be exact — came after this post ran, thanks to Anthony B. Daniel from [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Howell resident Chris Salter loves improv. He’s trained with the famed Second City group in Detroit, but his love for improvising — or “creating in the moment,” as he describes it [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Lots of big musical acts have played in Livingston County. You can read about some of them here. But did Bob Seger ever perform here? Rumors persist that Seger — [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Even though we’re a sleepy little commuter county, Livingston County has had some brushes with fame through the years. Gen. Douglas MacArthur rode in a parade in Howell in 1952. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
From the moment I walked into the The Night on the Red Carpet event at the new Emagine Theater in Hartland, It felt more like I was at at a [CLICK TO READ MORE]
After a long absence for a number of reasons, I recently went to a big-box theater, and I was surprised to see how much things have changed. With all the [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Using Humor to Face Addiction Michigan (UFAM) is an organization that uses humor and music to overcome life challenges with laughter, song and strength. UFAM supports recovery communities and organizations [CLICK TO READ MORE]
From now until opening night on Nov. 9, the Livingston Post will be profiling cast members of the Community Theatre of Howell’s production of “The Little Mermaid.” After a long [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Editor’s note: In honor of this year’s Easy Rider Rodeo in Fowlerville, we are reprinting one of our most-read posts, first published on Aug. 24, 2010. —– Author’s Warning: Do [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Great music, a fabulous venue and a worthy cause – it all adds up to an impressive evening: a concert/food drive featuring renowned pianist George Winston at the Hartland Performing [CLICK TO READ MORE]
It was swell having Melissa Gilbert and Timothy Busfield — two honest-to-goodness Hollywood celebrity movers and shakers — living amongst us. But all good things must come to an end, [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Historic Howell Theater, 315 E Grand River Ave. in the heart of downtown Howell, will present a free family movie series sponsored by Steven Bearden and Gwen Haggerty-Bearden. Mark your [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The very first Concert at the Courthouse was attended by about 300 people — if the squirrels and dogs were counted, too, recalls Roger Dresden — and the audience had [CLICK TO READ MORE]
They were almost “Grace and the Orphan Children.” The founder of the Huron River Revivalists — high school senior Grace Reynolds — almost can’t stop laughing as she recalls how [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The award-winning dancers from Dance Express will be bringing their dazzling numbers to the stage in Fowlerville on April 20, as “Dancing on the Edge” takes the spotlight. The show [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Mermaids, sea creatures, and an evil sea witch are ready to swim into the Rod Bushey Performing Arts Center when Parker Middle School presents Disney’s “The Little Mermaid.” Performances are [CLICK TO READ MORE]
“The Lost Diaries of Eve and Adam,” a new piece by acclaimed storytellers Jeff Doyle and Ingrid Nixon, takes its inspiration from Mark Twain’s “Diary of Adam and Eve.” Doyle [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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