We excited to start the new fiscal year with three additions to the Quiet Adventures Society Board of Directors. In alphabetical order, we have Emma Bailey, Susan Hopp, and Collin Tarr. Emma has been joining the Quiet Water and Quiet Adventures Symposiums for many years. She is an avid paddler and backpacker and brings excellent management and design skills to the table. Susan Hopp comes from a private sector background with skills in accounting, also enjoying paddling and hiking. Collin comes from a strong background in all things outdoors, as well as great skills in media, communication, and event planning. All were there at Quiet Adventures Symposium in 2023, so they are excited for the coming year.
Quiet Adventures Symposium 2024 will be held on March 2, 2024 at the MSU Pavilion on the Michigan State University campus. We have launched the Registrations and Speaker/Demonstration Proposal sites. See the QAS 2024 Tab above.
We are looking for for people to join the Planning Committee for QAS 2024. Look at all those smiling faces at Eagle Monk Brew Pub, getting things done for QAS 2023. Will you be in that picture for QAS 2024? We will have a Volunteer site up soon, but can always use your skills now in the planning stages!
Join this merry band of QAS supporters as we work towards the next event. Every year is an adventure and so we move forward. Send a message to us at info@quietadventures.org.
QUIET ADVENTURES SYMPOSIUM 2023 IS A WRAP
Revisit the fun with Paddling Adventures Radio, Paddling the Blue, and others at your podcast source point. Paddling Adventures Radio already has the Podcast Episode 368 , Episode 369 and Episode 370 available so you can go and share in the fun of QAS 2023 as Derek and Sean interview Kevin Callan, Forest the Canoe, Hap Wilson, and others. John Chase at Paddling the Blue captured a lot of the fun with his interviews in Podcast #83. On YouTube, Kevin Callan shared a video on the Road Trip to Quiet Adventures Symposium 2023. Revisit the epic snow storm! We had a full agenda of 34 speakers and many exhibitors, so they had a lot of talent to interview.
We again thank our exhibitors and our sponsors. Many thanks to our sponsors for their support, including Williams Subaru as show sponsor; Great Lakes Paddlers, Tri County Bicycle Association with DALMAC, and Denny's Central Park Bicycles for room sponsorships; Moosejaw for show bags; and Eagle Monk Pub and Brewery for Volunteer Bandanas. Special contributing individuals include Michael Neiger, Jerry Vandiver, and Pat Harrington. Williamson Creative contributed design expertise for our program, and Veith Consulting supports our event management software as well as website. Thanks to Big Bay Boards of Petoskey for the gorgeous paddle board and paddle. Thank you League of Michigan Bicyclists for working with your sponsors to bring a wonderful mountain bike with accessories from Goodspeed bike from Cyclefit Sports, BarYak accessories, Ghost Cat Bags, Widefoot accessories, and a Sub-48 Bike Tour (Pavements Ends).
If you enjoyed this event and would like to be more involved in the next one, please contact us directly at info@quietadventures.org .
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QAS 2024 Moving Forward!
Exhibitor Registration and Speaker/Demonstration Proposal Submissions are OPEN. We have received lots of messages and will do our best to respond to each. Know that we look forward to seeing each and every one of you. Prices remain the same as last year, so check it all out.
We are accepting nominations for the 2024 Verlen Kruger Award until Dec 31, 2024. Find out more and submit a nomination on our website for your favorite River Guardian.
For attendees, Advance Tickets sales will also be available soon. Advance tickets will once again be $15, going up to $20 at the door. Students with ID remain at $5 and under 12 years of age are free.
Parking free at the MSU Pavilion. Fall continues with MANY events and opportunities! Here is just a sample and we will add more in along the way to include backpacking and hiking, conservation and stewardship!
There are many cleanups being scheduled and it is wonderful to get involved in making these scenic places clean and safe throughout. Michigan Waterways Stewardsis at it again with a big cleanups of the Lansing area rivers with their many partners Check FACEBOOK @Michigan Waterways Stewards for information.
All along the North Country Trailthere are hikes and volunteer efforts, welcoming participants to maintain the 4800 miles of hiking trail across 8 states. The local Chief Noonday Chapter would love you to join in the fun and posts suggested hikes on their website. Visit the NCT Association offices at 229 East Main Street, Lowell Michigan.
Friends of the St Clair Riverhave many activities this fall and winter, so check them out. You can even adopt a Sturgeon!
The Lansing Oar and Paddle Club is found on Meetup and at wordpress, with an awesome trip schedule, including whitewater, river, and sea kayaking.
The Northern Forest Canoe Trail is a great destination to explore outside the Great Lakes. Maine has incredible rivers, lakes, and shoreline. Visit their events calendar or check out theTrip Planner for your adventure in the North East.
The League of Michigan Bicyclists has posted their schedule and it is jam packed with biking options throughout Michigan, from MUP in July in the Upper Peninsula to the Michigander Tour in July in Southeast Michigan. Check out all the many rides with LMB and its partners.
The folks at the Tri County Bicycle Association TCBA organize fun rides and safety classes.
Adventure team 906 sponsors many events and also gets kids out and riding, gaining confidence and enjoying Michigan on bikes.
We excited to start the new fiscal year with three additions to the Quiet Adventures Society Board of Directors. In alphabetical order, we have Emma Bailey, Susan Hopp, and Collin Tarr. Emma has been joining the Quiet Water and Quiet Adventures Symposiums for many years. She is an avid paddler and backpacker and brings excellent management and design skills to the table. Susan Hopp comes from a private sector background with skills in accounting, also enjoying paddling and hiking. Collin comes from a strong background in all things outdoors, as well as great skills in media, communication, and event planning. All were there at Quiet Adventures Symposium in 2023, so they are excited for the coming year.
Quiet Adventures Symposium 2024 will be held on March 2, 2024 at the MSU Pavilion on the Michigan State University campus. We have launched the Registrations and Speaker/Demonstration Proposal sites. See the QAS 2024 Tab above.
We are looking for for people to join the Planning Committee for QAS 2024. Look at all those smiling faces at Eagle Monk Brew Pub, getting things done for QAS 2023. Will you be in that picture for QAS 2024? We will have a Volunteer site up soon, but can always use your skills now in the planning stages!
Join this merry band of QAS supporters as we work towards the next event. Every year is an adventure and so we move forward. Send a message to us at info@quietadventures.org.
QUIET ADVENTURES SYMPOSIUM 2023 IS A WRAP
Revisit the fun with Paddling Adventures Radio, Paddling the Blue, and others at your podcast source point. Paddling Adventures Radio already has the Podcast Episode 368 , Episode 369 and Episode 370 available so you can go and share in the fun of QAS 2023 as Derek and Sean interview Kevin Callan, Forest the Canoe, Hap Wilson, and others. John Chase at Paddling the Blue captured a lot of the fun with his interviews in Podcast #83. On YouTube, Kevin Callan shared a video on the Road Trip to Quiet Adventures Symposium 2023. Revisit the epic snow storm! We had a full agenda of 34 speakers and many exhibitors, so they had a lot of talent to interview.
We again thank our exhibitors and our sponsors. Many thanks to our sponsors for their support, including Williams Subaru as show sponsor; Great Lakes Paddlers, Tri County Bicycle Association with DALMAC, and Denny's Central Park Bicycles for room sponsorships; Moosejaw for show bags; and Eagle Monk Pub and Brewery for Volunteer Bandanas. Special contributing individuals include Michael Neiger, Jerry Vandiver, and Pat Harrington. Williamson Creative contributed design expertise for our program, and Veith Consulting supports our event management software as well as website. Thanks to Big Bay Boards of Petoskey for the gorgeous paddle board and paddle. Thank you League of Michigan Bicyclists for working with your sponsors to bring a wonderful mountain bike with accessories from Goodspeed bike from Cyclefit Sports, BarYak accessories, Ghost Cat Bags, Widefoot accessories, and a Sub-48 Bike Tour (Pavements Ends).
If you enjoyed this event and would like to be more involved in the next one, please contact us directly at info@quietadventures.org .
