<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4dr7NV_0uxyrxnk00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4dr7NV_0uxyrxnk00" width="640" height="320" ><p>The beginnings of the ideas to enrich the community were a throwback everyone could agree on. Lighting up Western Avenue around the holidays. The memories of yesteryear held by so many in Muskegon combined with the thought of starting new ones for the next generation was the perfect launching pad, so GLOW was the first event. As the Lakeshore Legacy Project grew, along came a Halloween Trunk or Treat. Outdoor concerts were HUGE of the course of summer and in 2023 they had a record 12,000 people attend the Downtown Muskegon Ball Drop! These are free events and the idea of them is that bringing the community together is the key and being able to bring together the sponsors and those who pull off the events and the people in The Lakeshore Legacy Project are the gears that make it turn.</p><p>Jason Cummins was brought in as the Event Coordinator. His extensive work in and around bands and concerts got him the nod. We met up at Sherman Lanes to talk about the one even that the Lakeshore Legacy Project does annually that does cost a little. It's a bowling fundraiser and it's being held on August 21st at Sherman Lanes in Muskegon. From 6-9p the fun will be had and the atmosphere will be rockin! Enjoy the purpose of making sure that the free events continue to add to the community well being, and like all of our event based fundraisers in Muskegon, there will be tons of prizes, auction items donated by area business, raffles and more. A great way to break up the midweek.</p><p>Getting in on the action is easy. CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE LAKESHORE LEGACY PROJECT FACEBOOK PAGE and shoot them a message. Get your team in on the fun and meet those working to bring these free events to us all that bring us closer together and help us thrive as a community. Imagine one small example. 12,000 people Downtown Muskegon on New Years Eve! That moves the needle for all of the business downtown. It's a big deal. </p></div></body>

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The Lakeshore Legacy Project - Let's Bowl - August 21st! A Fundraiser to Support Community Based Work

The beginnings of the ideas to enrich the community were a throwback everyone could agree on. Lighting up Western Avenue around the holidays. The memories of yesteryear held by so many in Muskegon combined with the thought of starting new ones for the next generation was the perfect launching pad, so GLOW was the first event. As the Lakeshore Legacy Project grew, along came a Halloween Trunk or Treat. Outdoor concerts were HUGE of the course of summer and in 2023 they had a record 12,000 people attend the Downtown Muskegon Ball Drop! These are free events and the idea of them is that bringing the community together is the key and being able to bring together the sponsors and those who pull off the events and the people in The Lakeshore Legacy Project are the gears that make it turn.