Chris Bathgate News Today

As we enter a season of transition, it seems that many museums are exploring this theme as well. From the growth of South Korea into a cultural powerhouse to the change from hand-drawn maps to photographs, WBUR's Solon Kelleher rounds up the exhibits to check out.

The 49th annual Noel Night, one of the most magical nights in the city, will take place in Midtown Detroit and the cultural center from 8-10 p.m.

Chris DuPont combined the saturated sounds of the 80s with his known chamber, indie-folk sound for his new, self-produced EP “Fragile Things,” which was put out on Nov. 10. A release concert will take place at 7:00 p.m., Nov. 17 at Frutig Farms in Ann Arbor for both his EP, and the new EP from his musical partner Kylee Phillips, who also sang on "Fragile Things."

Watch Ann Arbor singer-songwriter Chris Bathgate perform songs from his album, 'The Significance of Peaches,' live from WDET's Studio A.

TRAVERSE CITY — As a guitarist, Hoxeyville Music Festival founder and longtime friend Jake Robinson puts it, Seth Bernard’s “love, bravery and intent are unmatched.”

From large events like a jazz festival, a food truck festival, the St. Johns Mint Festival and Michigan State University’s Bee Palooza to smaller events like a CD launch party, a daylily sale and a sketchbook-decorating workshop, residents of Greater Lansing have no shortage of opportunities for a fun-filled weekend.

Chris Bathgate Singer/songwriter Chris Bathgate comes to the Ferndale Library on Tuesday, July 18, to perform a free concert (starting at 6:30 pm) outdoors in the courtyard (weather permitting). This is the second artist/performance featured in the library’s annual Summer Concert Series, made possible by the Friends of the Ferndale Library. Violinist Samantha Cooper and keyboardist/singer Graham Parsons will accompany Chris Bathgate at this event, which will move indoors in case of rain or...

From here on out, the singer-songwriter will perform and release music as Turner Porter

When Kate Peterson and Sarah Cleaver take the stage at The Ark on Nov. 11, expect some happy tears from the duo known collectively as Nervous But Excited.

An update on the Mackinac Policy Conference from the president of the Detroit Regional Chamber, ahead of tonight’s GOP gubernatorial debate. We hear about the attempted community called “The Palestine Colony.” Then we listen to a conversation from KEXP with an Ann Arbor musician.