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Annual tulip dig returning in 2021 with a few changes

Annual tulip dig returning in 2021 with a few changes HOLLAND One of Holland s most beloved annual events is returning in 2021 after a pandemic-induced hiatus. The tulip dig, hosted by Holland in Bloom in partnership with the city, will take place 9-11 a.m. Saturday, May 22. Participants can expect to fit 100 (stem-on) to 200 (stem-off) tulip bulbs in a five-gallon bucket for $10. Locations included in the dig are Centennial Park, Window on the Waterfront and Windmill Island Gardens. There are dedicated areas where people can dig, noted Linda Hart of Holland in Bloom. Participants must bring their own digging utensil and bucket. Smaller buckets are accepted, but won t be discounted.

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Quilters craft on display for Tulip Time

Quilters craft on display for Tulip Time HOLLAND Even though the 2021 Tulip Time Quilt Show was canceled, the annual quilt raffle is still on, giving those who enter a chance to win the Happy Tulips! quilt with a positive message and plenty of color. Typically raffle ticket sales benefit a local nonprofit. This year, the Tulip Time Quilt Show Committee is donating the proceeds to the Tulip Time festival itself, in the hopes the festival will be able to return in 2022 after the financial blow of the 2020 cancellation. Colleen Dekker and Cheryl Zylman, members of the quilt show committee, worked together to design and create this year s quilt. At 53 by 53 inches, Happy Tulips! is made with cotton batik fabric and designed to serve as a decorative wall-hanging quilt.

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Senior residents perform for festivalgoers with cardio drumming

Senior residents perform for festivalgoers with cardio drumming Sentinel Staff HOLLAND Residents at Resthaven s Warm Friend Senior Living Community in downtown Holland are bringing cardio drumming to Tulip Time. Shortly after 2:15 p.m. Tuesday, May 4, residents began their first performance, drumming to the festival classic “Tip Toe through the Tulips,” and other all-time favorites. Cardio drumming, according to a statement from Resthaven, is a new fitness trend for all ages. Residents at Warm Friend created a group in hopes to learn something new and have a little fun along the way. The primary goal of our drumming group is to have fun, but the health benefits are equally important,” said resident and retired music director Kerry Daab. Cardio drumming is good for the heart, it gets people physically active, it sharpens the memory and it provides a social connection with others in the group.”

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Ladybugs descend on downtown Holland - News - Holland Sentinel

Ladybugs descend on downtown Holland - News - Holland Sentinel
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Maxine DeBruyn

MAXINE DEBRUYN May 8, 1937-December 9, 2020 (Due to COVID-19 a memorial will be held later, to be informed please sign the online guestbook) Nationally and internationally acclaimed dance educator, founder of Hope College Dance Department and community patron of the arts passed away on December 9, 2020. Maxine Harris DeBruyn was born May 8,1937 to Madge L Griswold Harris and Willard C. Harris. She left this earth in the comforting presence of her daughter Margret, following a warm outpouring of tributes from dance alumni, colleagues, and friends from many parts of the nation. In 1959, with a degree from Michigan State University, Maxine moved to Boston to teach high school, continue the study of dance, and enjoy the rich cultural life of the area. She began a life tradition at Jacob’s Pillow, an arts mecca, dancing with Martha Graham and others esteemed in the field of modern dance. While in Boston Maxine reconnected with Robert “Bob” DeBruyn, a friend from Michigan State

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