2022 is the year to get back the momentum and it all starts with the MichiganFun.com Magazine to promote our great festivals, fairs, and events!
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2022 is the year to get back the momentum and it all starts with the MichiganFun.com Magazine to promote our great festivals, fairs, and events, so please don’t miss the publication deadline of March 15th! Page 3 of the Newsletter for more information.
Hello Festivals & Events organizer, I cannot believe that we are already in February of 2022. And the future is looking better with the pandemic becoming more manageable. This is exciting news and it almost feels like we are getting one step closer to normal.
H- 2B Guest Worker Program
Presented by
Doug Burtch
Chief Operations Officer
T.J. Schmidt Carnival
February 1, 2022 - 12:00pm noon
Michigan Festivals and Events is proud to release its newsletter for January to April of 2022. This serves as great information heading into the heart of winter and the start of Spring in Michigan.
Michigan Festivals and Events is proud to release its newsletter for December, serving as great information wrapping up Autumn heading into the holidays at the end of 2021.
MINIGRANT PROGRAM
Professional or Organization Development Minigrant (POD) provides up to $1,500 to assist non-profit arts and cultural organizations, artists, arts administrators, arts educators, and film professionals with opportunities that specifically improve their management and/or brings the artist or arts organization to another level artistically.
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The 29th Annual MFEA Convention continues TODAY and TOMORROW.
Don't wait... earn $10 Today! Email Eric@michiganfun.com
Check out the Convention Ambassador plan.
The 29th Annual MFEA Convention is November 4,5,6, 2021.
HB 4236 would lower utility bills, increase clean energy in Michigan
LANSING, Mich. - State representatives joined clean energy advocates Tuesday in a virtual press conference to advance HB 4236 which promotes distributed renewable energy by calling for the removal of Michigan’s 1% cap on rooftop solar. This legislation would prevent Michigan utility companies from continuing to block Michiganders from installing solar panels to generate clean and renewable solar energy and lower their electricity bills.
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