Crooked Tree Arts Center
A community arts centre in a former Methodist church built in the 1890s, with free galleries showing works by Northern Michigan artists and frequent concerts and workshops.
The arts centre is on Mitchell Street in downtown Petoskey. Its main building is an 1890s brick-and-stone church, which now houses several galleries, a theatre, and art classrooms. The galleries focus on contemporary art and photography by Northern Michigan artists, and most are free to visit. Concerts, theatre productions, and craft workshops are held throughout the year, and an outdoor arts festival takes place in summer. The centre is small, making it a convenient stop while strolling the Gaslight District. It is usually closed on Sundays.
Opening hours
Mon–Sat 10:00–17:00 (check official website)
Nearby sights
- Gaslight District
- Bayfront Park
- Little Traverse History Museum
- Little Traverse Wheelway
- Bear River Valley Recreation Area
- Bay View Association
- Petoskey State Park
- Harbor Springs