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ABC Day returns to Port Hope, Aug. 21 .............................................. 4 Harbor Beach ‘Pirates Motorcycle Run’ plans to open community to bikers ................................................ 7 Annual Pumpkin Festival brings fall spirit, activities to Caseville .............. 8 Elkton Country Street Fair returns Sept. 25 with new ‘foam party’ ....... 10 Polka Fest in Kinde returns Sept. 18-19 .......................................13
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Caseville prepares for long-awaited ‘Cheeseburger Festival’ TERESA HOMSI teresa.homsi@hearstnp.com Caseville’s long-awaited annual Cheeseburger Festival will kick off Aug. 13 with a variety of events and activities. The festival will run until Aug. 22 with the theme of “A Little Piece of Paradise.” Chamber of Commerce President and Event Coordinator Steve Louwers said the theme is open to interpretation by attendees. “Our shirts are gonna have, of course, a parrot on it,” Louwers said, “But when I think of paradise, I imagine this parrot is going to be laying on a hammock between two palm trees, with a beautiful sunset in the background. To me, that’s paradise.” As per tradition, the 10-day festival will feature the “Tropical Fools Parade” at 5:30 on Aug. 18 through town. To walk in the parade, entries must be submitted by Aug. 17, and applications can be found on the Caseville Chamber of Commerce website. In past years, Louwers said the parade has brought in approximately 50,000 attendees from across Michigan and runs for about two hours. “We get some extremely
The 2019 Parade of Tropical Fools winds its way through a packed crowd in Caseville. Turn to page 12 for more photos of previous Cheeseburger Festivals. (Tribune File Photos) clever floats, big cheeseburgers or big big parrots and stuff like that,” Louwers said. “It’s just unique, something that’s hard to explain, but something you don’t see in a normal parade.” Louwers said the Caseville Chamber of Commerce has partnered with local businesses and community organizations to put on hundreds of events throughout the festival. Since the Cheeseburger Festival was toned down last year, Louwers said he’s excited for its return, especially because of the uncertainty leading up to plan-
ning efforts. “It’s been a lot more difficult trying to put this together in three months, as opposed to eight to nine months because we didn’t have any positivity that we were going to be doing the festival this year,” Louwers said. “(With the loosening of COVID restrictions), we’re excited to do it, and we always make it work.” Other festival highlights include cheeseburger vendors, live musical performances, various contests and tournaments, a cardboard boat race and a new
downhill cart derby race. “Some people come because they enjoy buying hamburgers from the fire department or because they enjoy the beach activities, because they’re strictly Jimmy Buffett Parrotheads for the rock music at night, and some just come for the parade,” Louwers said. “I want all those people to come and be satisfied with our festival.” With more events yet to be added to the schedule, Louwers said this year’s festival will rival past years and perhaps exceed them in size and magnitude.
Despite the buzz for the festival, Louwers said he hopes attendees can still be mindful of safety protocols and guidelines, exercising caution if they have not been vaccinated. “I just want everyone to go home happy and of course, healthy,” Louwers said, before adding, “and a couple of pounds heavier from all the cheeseburgers.” For the full schedule, visit the Caseville Chamber of Commerce website here: https:// www.casevillechamber.com/ events.asp?FestivalType=5
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ABC Day returns to Port Hope Aug. 21 MARK BIRDSALL mark.birdsall@hearstnp.com
A couple in Civil War-era attire were spotted at ABC Day in Port Hope in 2019. The town’s annual celebration of antiques, bean soup, crafts and collectibles returns Saturday, Aug. 21, after a two-year hiatus. (Tribune File Photo)
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Elkton Autumn Fest returns after two-year hiatus MARK BIRDSALL mark.birdsall@hearstnp.com Just like every other summer festival in 2020, the annual Elkton Autumn Fest was cancelled due to the pandemic. The loss of the annual event, which traditionally takes place Labor Day weekend, was a blow to the entire community. There will be no cancellation in 2021. This year, festival will take place from Friday, Sept. 3 through Sunday, Sept. 5, and feature everything from a memorial dog walk to a performance by an ‘80s tribute band. Also planned for 2021 is a 5K walk/run. The festival is centered around family-friendly activities, including a community church service, free kids inflatables, a chicken barbecue, a classic car show, a bocce ball tournament and truck and tractor pulls. For the grownups, there’s the Saturday night entertainment tent, where they’ll find food and beverages as well as performances by three musical acts, including headliner Sunset BLVD, and ‘80s tribute band. The Elkton Autumn Fest will return Labor Day weekend, Sept. 2-4, after the 2020 festival was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. Sandy Fritz, one of the (Tribune File Photo) organizers of the festival, said the community board is very pleased this year’s Saturday Night Entertribute band Sunset BLVD Sunday, Sept. 5 breakfast Autumn Fest will take place tainment Tent (cover charge, and Tesla tribute band Psy• Community church ser• Classic car show and they’ve been workmust be 21 or older) chotic Paradise vices at Ackerman Park • Tractor and truck pulls ing hard to get everything • Three acts, including ‘80s • Food vendors • Community pancake • Community golf outing lined up in time for Labor Day weekend. Planning for the festival begins several months in advance and it wasn’t a sure thing it would take place this year. “We’re ecstatic,” Fritz said. “Because of COVID, ElEctric contractor everything’s been rush, rush, rush, but we’re having the full schedule we’ve had in the past. Everybody who’s been Your involved in the past is wantElectrical Licensed & Insured Connection ing to be involved again. It’s Since 1975 Specializing in Agricultural Wiring been going gangbusters.” Schedule of events:
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Harbor Beach ‘Pirates Motorcycle Run’ plans to open community to bikers TERESA HOMSI teresa.homsi@hearstnp.com Although the details are still being finalized, the Harbor Beach “Pirates Motorcycle Run” will be held this year. The event is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. and run until 7 p.m. Aug. 21. The tentative schedule includes registration for bikers from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in town. After registration, bikers will meet at the American Legion Hall and head out at 1 p.m. Event coordinator and Harbor Beach Mayor Gary Booms said the route has not been set, but he’s currently planning seven different stops for participants. After the motorcade ends at 5 p.m., attendees will head to Lincoln Memorial Park for live music and a barbecue. Booms said this is a new
event to Harbor Beach, but he had been wanting to host it since he got a Harley a couple of years ago. “Our city director has a motorcycle and then our community promotions director Kelly and her husband have motorcycles, so I thought this would be a great idea for the (biker community),” Booms said. With the pandemic, the idea never took off as he had hoped, but Booms saw a second chance this summer. “We thought we’ll give it a try and see what happens,” Booms said. “We’re always looking for different ways to get people to come to Harbor Beach, support the community and promote Huron County and the Thumb in general.” Booms said it would be great just to have 20 bikes come out for the event’s first year running, but he has no idea what to expect as far as turnout. “Hopefully we get to draw
some people over and just have a good time and promote the area,” Booms said. “If it goes over this year great, next year we might expand it out and maybe cruise a little further.” Depending on how this year goes, Booms sees potential for expansion in the future by adding more shows and making the event more family-friendly moving forward. Though the event is geared toward bikers, Booms said he still encourages everyone to come on out to the beach for music and food. “If you have a love for motorcycles and want to support our local community, come on out,” Booms said. Booms said the schedule is still tentative and subject to change, so for more updates, follow the Harbor Beach Chamber of Commerce at www.facebook. com/harborbeachchamber.
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A group of pumpkin-rollers wait for the signal to shove their pumpkins down the hill at the Caseville County Park during the city’s 2018 Pumpkin Festival. The object of the competition was to see who could get their pumpkin to roll the farthest. Turn to page 14 for more photos. (Tribune File Photo)
Annual Pumpkin Festival brings fall spirit, activities to Caseville TERESA HOMSI teresa.homsi@hearstnp.com
is sponsored by the Caseville Fire Department and Independent Bank, which will One day of trick-or-treatgive away two bicycles to paring just doesn’t do Halloween ticipants. justice. Scarecrow building in At least, that’s what the the Caseville City Park will Caseville Chamber of Comgo from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. merce states on its website on Saturday and 11 a.m. to announcing the annual 4 p.m. on Sunday. Straw, Pumpkin Festival. accessories and clothes will The 2021 Pumpkin Festival be provided by the Caseville will return for the Sept. 18-19 Chamber of Commerce for weekend — one week earlier $15 for a large scarecrow and than in previous years. $10 for a small. Event coordinator and New events this co-owner of Keepsakes year include a hotdog eating Jennifer Ruth said the famicontest, cornhole tournaly-oriented festival is meant ment and fundraiser, various to be something kids and kids’ games and a farmer’s parents can enjoy together. market. Other favorites like Festival highlights include music in the park, the candy the lighted parade, in which treasure hunt, bale rolling, attendees can adorn themface-painting, pumpkin selves, their cars, tractors, decorating and the kids bikes or floats in lights and pumpkin parade are all set to pumpkin-themed decorareturn to Caseville. tions. The parade will start Although some events and Saturday, Sept. 18 at 8 p.m. participants still need to be on the corner of Michigan confirmed, Ruth said the Street and M-25. schedule will be finalized Another coveted event is within the next week and the annual pumpkin roll at updated on the Caseville the Caseville County Park on Chamber of Commerce webSept. 18 at 11 a.m. This event site.
“We’re hoping for a good year because the festival’s a week early and hopefully people realize that,” Ruth said. “I’m hoping the weather will be nice and sunny, and there will be a lot of people in town who will stick around and come back from the Pumpkin Fest for two full days of fun and family activities that the kids can participate in.” Ruth said she’s always looking for volunteers to help the festival go smoothly. People who are interested in volunteering can contact Keepsakes at 989-856-3006, reach out the Chamber of Commerce or show up “dayof” at the Village Memorial Park for volunteer opportunities. The Pumpkin Festival is put on every year by Keepsakes in Caseville in collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce. To stay up-to-date on the latest event changes, visit the Caseville Chamber of Commerce website or follow them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/casevillechamber.
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Bad axe Bad Axe Party Store 690 S. Van Dyke 989-269-4133 Bad Axe Steakhouse 113 S. Port Crescent 989-269-6888 Big Boy Restaurant 900 N. Van Dyke Road 989-269-9515 China King 162 E. Huron Ave. 989-269-2900 East Side Party Store Deli 706 E. Huron Ave. 989-269-8831 Emma’s Coffee Shop 123 N. Port Crescent 989-975-6006 The Gathering Place 898 N. Van Dyke 989-269-8888 The Franklin Inn 1070 E. Huron Ave. 989-269-9951 Frank’s Place 809 E. Huron 989-269-5041 Hungry Howie’s 843 N. Van Dyke Road 989-269-3500 Little Caesars Pizza 897 N. Van Dyke Road, 989-269-9733 Longshot Lanes 845 N. Van Dyke Road 989-269-9581 Lugo’s Street Tacos 801 N. Van Dyke 989-269-8000 Mancino’s Italian Eatery 610 N. Port Crescent St. 989-269-4040 Peppermill Restaurant 685 N. Port Crescent St. 989-269-9347 Pete’s Bar 269 E. Huron Ave. 989-269-9107 Pizza Hut 790 N. Van Dyke Road 989-269-2291 Rachel’s Menu 754 N. Van Dyke Road 989-269-5000 Rick & Nick’s 32 Thompson Road 989-269-8556 Subway 885 N. Van Dyke Road 989-269-2000 Taco Bell & Kentucky Fried Chicken 852 N. Van Dyke Road 989-269-9492 Verona Tavern 12 N. Verona Road 989-269-2493 Wendy’s 787 N. Van Dyke Road 989-269-6984
Bay Port Inn 827 Promenade St. 989-656-9911 Lefty’s Drive-in Seasonal 9505 Port Austin Road 989-656-9950
CaSeVILLe Baywatch on the Beach Grill 6626 Beachway 989-856-4764 Beachy’s Bar & Grill 6567 Main St. 989-856-9210 Blue Water Inn 6584 Main St. 989-856-3400 Brew Moon Coffee House & Gallery 6815 Michigan Street Chuck’s Drive Thru Diner 6966 Main Street 989-856-1230 Dairy Queen Seasonal 6395 Main St. 989-856-2534 Giuseppe’s Pizzeria 6562 Main St. 989-856-2035 Hersel’s on the Bay Grill & Lounge 6024 Port Austin Road 989-856-2500 or 989-856-2650 Lefty’s Diner and Drive-in 6937 Main St. 989-856-8899 MQs Pizza Express (Mainsail Quick Stop) 6631 Main St. 989-856-1645 Pizza on the Bay 6409 Main St. 989-856-2242 Subway (Clark Station) 7095 Main St. 989-856-8484 Thumb Brewery 6758 Pine St. 989-856-1228 Walt’s Restaurant 6618 Main St. 989-856-4020 Wooded Island Sports Grill 6868 Michigan St. 989-856-1240
CaSS CIty Cass Tavern 6448 Main St 989-872-4838 The Charmont 6138 E. Cass City 989-872-4321 Gilligan’s 6444 Main St. 989-872-4488 Little Caesars Pizza 4518 Leach St. 989-872-4884 McDonald’s 6180 Main St. 989-872-4841
Nick’s Country Oven 6209 Main St. 989-872-4500 Parkway Pizza 6703 Main St. 989-872-5448 Petal N Bean Co. 6450 Main Street 989-912-2244 Subway 6144 E. Cass City 989-872-4373
deCkerVILLe Brown’s Pizza & Subs 2010 Black River St. 810-376-2141 Corner Cafe 3452 Main St. 810-376-8450 Silver Tavern Black River St 810-376-8563
eLkton Hitching Post 79 N. Main St. 989-375-2496 Phil’s Diner 4975 Railroad St. 989-375-2600 Subway (Clark Station) 5083 Whalen St. 989-375-2027
GaGetown Sherwood on the Hill 6625 Third St. 989-665-9971 Gagetown Saloon 4773 State St. 989-850-5008
GrIndStone Captain Morgan’s Grindstone Bar & Grill 3337 Pointe Aux Barques Road 989-738-7665 Grindstone General Store 3206 Copeland Road 989-738-6410 Rybek’s Ice Cream Store 3090 Copeland Road 989-768-0071 Shelley’s Bar & Grill 8743 Pearson St. 989-738-5105
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Little Caesars Pizza 135 S. Huron Ave. 989-479-3222 Smalley’s Bar 130 S. Huron Ave. 989-479-3477 Varney’s Coney Island 190 Ritchie Dr. 989-479-6197
Lake Street Local 8724 Lake St 989-738-9750 The Landing 8724 Lake St. 989-738-9750
Williams Inn 129 State St 989-479-9013
Lighthouse Cafe 42 W. Spring St. 989-738-5239
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Pak’s Backyard Café and River Garden 119 E. Spring St. Port Austin
John’s Stumble Inn 1500 Main St. 989-864-5541
kInde Biffs Bar & Grill 4680 N Van Dyke 989-874-3034
Port HoPe Port Hope Hotel 4405 Main St. 989-428-4808
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Heck’s Bar 2990 W. Kinde Road 989-874-4868
Farmer’s Tavern 4522 S. Ruth Road 989-864-3714
Kinde One Stop Shop 25 West Kinde Road 989-874-4500
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The Pasta House 337 Main St. 989-874-4070
PIGeon Cottage Inn Pizza 29 N Caseville Road 989-453-2015 Little Caesars Pizza 27 N. Caseville Road 989-453-2722 Pigeon Inn 66 S. Main St. (989) 453-2327 Scenic Golf and Country Club 8364 W. Filion Road 989-453-2233 El Rio’s Mexican Restaurant 7232 Michigan Ave. 989-453-3434
Port auStIn The Bank 1884 8646 Lake St. 989-738-5353 Blue Moon (Seasonal) Ice Cream Parlor 427 W. Spring St.
HolliJays Place 7296 Main St. 989-373-5005 Stack’s 7297 Main St. 989-678-4500
The Dark Sky Lodge & Tavern 1884 Port Austin Road
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The Tap Room at Bird Creek Farms 282 Grindstone Road 989-738-0218
Chester’s Chicken 8974 Sand Beach Road 989-479-6800 Ernesto’s Pizza 129 State St. 989-479-9013 Hook’s Waterfront Resort 2044 N. Lakeshore 989-479-3215
Lake Street Emporium 8687 Lake Street 989-738-8412
The Farm Restaurant 699 Port Crescent Road 989-874-5700
Fireside Inn 1146 Port Austin Road 989-738-8232 Green Clean Bean 124 E. Spring St. 989-738-0112
Angelina’s 2212 E. Main St. 989-658-2643 Fast Freddies 2245 E. Main St. 989-658-8172 Subway 4497 N. Washington 989-658-8500 Ubly Pub 2211 E. Main St. 989-658-8811
SeBewaInG Beeter’s Brew Pub 902 E. Pine Street 989-883-2170 Dairy Barn (Seasonal) 634 Unionville Road 989-883-2421 The Lamplighter 8850 S. Unionville Road 989-883-9224 McDonald’s 599 S. Unionville Road 989-883-9898 Subway 614 S. Unionville Road 989-883-9125 Sugar Shack 612 E. Pine St. 989-883-2300 Village Pizzeria 638 N. Center St. 989-883-2091 Kretzschy’s Smokey BBQ 604 Unionville Road 989-975-1373
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Polka Fest in Kinde returns Sept. 18-19 SCOTT NUNN scott.nunn@hearstnp.com With the support of dozens of businesses and groups throughout the communities in Huron County, Kinde Polka Fest returns for another year of live musical entertainment Sept. 18-19. Kevin Wiley, owner of the Pasta House in Kinde and one of the organizers of the event, said many of the bands that played in 2019 would be returning in 2021. This year’s polka fest features a two-day event, with admission costing $15 per adult per day, $10 per young adult per day, or free for kids 15 and under. Saturday’s activities kick off at 9 a.m. with the annual Kinde Polka Fest 5K, followed by live music beginning at 2 p.m. and running through the rest of the night. Those looking to participate in the 5K should register. Registration is available online at kindepolkafest.org for $25 in advance, or $28 after Sept. 1. Registration is also open from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. the day of the event. Some of Saturday’s bands include Darrel Weltin, Lenny Longuski and The Style Stix, and the Kielbasa Kings to name a few. Sunday’s events begin with
With the support of dozens of businesses and groups throughout the communities in Huron County, Kinde Polka Fest returns for another year of live musical entertainment Sept. 18-19. (Eric Young/Tribune File Photo) breakfast at North Huron Schools from 9 a.m. to noon, and a Polka mass at the St. Mary of Czestochowa in Kinde at 10 a.m. Live music kicks off on
Sunday at noon, starting with Stephanie, American’s Polka Sweetheart, followed by the Steve Drzewicki Band and Darrel Weltin. Wiley said he is slightly
leery about this year’s event due to recent news surrounding COVID, but that is not stopping the planning and organizing of this year’s event.
“We are hoping for a nice crowd,” Wiley said. For more information on the Kinde Polka Fest find the page on Facebook or visit www.kindepolkafest.org.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS August Aug. 13 — Pigeon Farmer’s Market, every Friday, 9 a.m.2 p.m., pavilion. For more information, email info@ pigeonchamber.com or visit www.pigeonchamber.com. Aug. 13 — Harbor Beach Farmers Market, noon-5 p.m., on the Murphy Museum Grounds. Aug. 13 — BBQ Benefit Winsor Fire Department and Police Department, Bay Port State Bank, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. For more information, email info@pigeonchamber.com or visit www.pigeonchamber. com. Aug. 13 — Music in the Park, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Downtown Elkton. Bring your lawn chair. Music by The Leftovers. Aug. 13 — Music on the Beach, 7-11 p.m., James Lincoln Memorial Park, Harbor Beach. Music by BNT. Aug. 13-22 — 23rd Annual Cheeseburger in Caseville. For more information, call 989-856-3818. Aug. 13-22 — Cheeseburger Museum, free “what is it contest.” Aug. 14 — Lighthouse Tours, 9 a.m.-noon, Harbor Beach Marina. Reserve tickets at harborbeachlighthouse.org. Aug. 14 — Port Austin Farmers Market, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., downtown Port Austin. For more information, call
989-551-8100 or email farmersmarket@portaustinarea. com. Aug. 14 — Wetland Wonders, 10:30 a.m., Huron County Nature Center. For more information, visit www. huronnaturecenter.org. Aug. 15 — Pancake Breakfast, Caseville American Legion Hall, For more information, call 989-856-4330. Aug. 15 — BBQ Dinner, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish. For more information, call 989-956-4933.
Aug. 15 — Bingo, Caseville American Legion Hall. For more information, call 989856-4330. Aug. 17 — Tween Tea, 1-2:30 p.m., tea party for tweens. Call Sheila Eddy at 989-864-3817 to register. Aug. 18 — Parade of Tropical Fools, 5:30 p.m. For more information, call 989-8563818. Aug. 19 — Cass City Farmers Market, 2:30-5:30 p.m., on Main Street in front of Rotary Park. For more infor-
mation, call 989-872-4311. Aug. 20 — Pigeon Farmer’s Market, every Friday, 9 a.m.2 p.m., pavilion. For more information, email info@ pigeonchamber.com or visit www.pigeonchamber.com. Aug. 20 — Harbor Beach Farmers Market, noon-5 p.m., on the Murphy Museum Grounds. Aug. 21 — Lighthouse Tours, 9 a.m.-noon, Harbor Beach Marina. Reserve tickets at harborbeachlighthouse.org.
Aug. 21 — Port Austin Farmers Market, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., downtown Port Austin. For more information, call 989-551-8100 or email farmersmarket@portaustinarea. com. Aug. 21 — Pirates Motorcycle Run, 10 a.m.-7 p.m., James H. Lincoln Memorial Park, Harbor Beach. Bikes, band, BBQ and beach. For more information, call Gary Booms at 989-550-7712. See CALENDAR, 15
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The annual Pumpkin Fest celebration is returning to Caseville Sept. 18-19. Here are scenes from 2019’s event. (Tribune File Photos)
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ersmarket@portaustinarea. com. Continued from Page 13 Sept. 4 — Market on Main, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. in Memorial Aug. 21 — PaleoJoe, 10:30 City Park. For more informaa.m. For more information, tion, call 989-856-3818. visit www.huronnaturecenSept. 4 — DJ in the Park, ter.org. North Park Campground Aug. 21 — ABC Day, Down- Pavilion, Harbor Beach. town Port Hope. Subject Sept. 9 — Cass City Farmto COVID restrictions. For ers Market, 2:30-5:30 p.m., more information, visit www. on Main Street in front of porthopemich.com. Rotary Park. For more inforAug. 21 — Movie at the mation, call 989-872-4311. Beach, 9:30-11 p.m., James Sept. 10 — Pigeon Farmer’s H. Lincoln Memorial Park, Market, every Friday, 9 a.m.Harbor Beach. Movie begins 2 p.m., pavilion. For more at dusk. information, email info@ Aug. 22 — Citywide pigeonchamber.com or visit Church Picnic, 5-8 p.m., www.pigeonchamber.com. North Park Campground Sept. 10 — Harbor Beach Pavilion, Harbor Beach. For Farmers Market, noon-5 more information, call Sam p.m., on the Murphy MuseIngram at 989-550-5680. um Grounds. Aug. 26 — Cass City FarmSept. 10 — Fish Fry, ers Market, 2:30-5:30 p.m., Thumb Octagon Barn. Visit on Main Street in front of thumboctagonbarn.org for Rotary Park. For more infor- more information. mation, call 989-872-4311. Sept. 11 — Port Austin Aug. 27 — Harbor Beach Farmers Market, 9 a.m. to 1 Farmers Market, noon-5 p.m., downtown Port Austin. p.m., on the Murphy MuseFor more information, call um Grounds. 989-551-8100 or email farmAug. 27 — Scheurer Hosersmarket@portaustinarea. pital Aux. Golf Scramble, 9 com. a.m., Scenic Golf Course. For Sept. 11-12 — Fall Family more information, call 989Days, Thumb Octagon Barn. 453-5213. Subject to COVID restricAug. 27 — Pigeon Farmer’s tions. Visit thumboctagonMarket, every Friday, 9 a.m.- barn.org for more informa2 p.m., pavilion. For more tion. information, email info@ Sept. 16 — Cass City Farmpigeonchamber.com or visit ers Market, 2:30-5:30 p.m., www.pigeonchamber.com. on Main Street in front of Aug. 27 — Music in the Rotary Park. For more inforPark, 6:30-8:30 p.m., mation, call 989-872-4311. Downtown Elkton. Bring Sept. 17 — Pigeon Farmer’s your lawn chair. Music by Market, every Friday, 9 a.m.LoraDale’s Music. 2 p.m., pavilion. For more Aug. 28 — Lighthouse information, email info@ Tours, 9 a.m.-noon, Harpigeonchamber.com or visit bor Beach Marina. Reserve www.pigeonchamber.com. tickets at harborbeachlightSept. 17 — Harbor Beach house.org. Farmers Market, noon-5 Aug. 28 — Port Austin p.m., on the Murphy MuseFarmers Market, 9 a.m. to 1 um Grounds. p.m., downtown Port Austin. Sept. 17-19 _ Girls’s WeekFor more information, call end, Port Austin. Bingo, 989-551-8100 or email farm- Apple bake off, scavenger ersmarket@portaustinarea. hunt and more. For more com. information, visit www.porAug. 28 — Market on taustinarea.com. Main, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. in Sept. 18 — Port Austin Memorial City Park. For Farmers Market, 9 a.m. to 1 more information, call 989p.m., downtown Port Austin. 856-3818. For more information, call Aug. 29 — A Great Event, 989-551-8100 or email farmPort Austin Community ersmarket@portaustinarea. Players. For more informacom. tion, visit Port Austin ComSept. 18-19 — 19th Annual munity Players on Facebook. Pumpkinfest, Caseville. For September more information, 989-856Sept. 2 — Cass City Farm- 3818. ers Market, 2:30-5:30 p.m., Sept. 18-19 — Kinde Polka on Main Street in front of Fest, Kinde. For more inforRotary Park. For more infor- mation, visit www.kindepolmation, call 989-872-4311. kafest.org. Sept. 3 — Pigeon Farmer’s Sept. 18 — Caseville HistorMarket, every Friday, 9 a.m.- ical Society Classic Car and 2 p.m., pavilion. For more Tractor Show. For more inforinformation, email info@ mation, call 989-856-9090. pigeonchamber.com or visit Sept. 18-19 — Halloween www.pigeonchamber.com. Weekend, Caseville County Sept. 3-5 — Elkton Park. For more information, Autumn Fest. For more call 989-856-2080. information, visit Elkton Sept. 23 — Cass City FarmAutumn Fest on Facebook. ers Market, 2:30-5:30 p.m., Sept. 4 — Lighthouse on Main Street in front of Tours, 9 a.m.-noon, HarRotary Park. For more inforbor Beach Marina. Reserve mation, call 989-872-4311. tickets at harborbeachlightSept. 24 — Pigeon Farmhouse.org. er’s Market, every Friday, Sept. 4 — Port Austin 9 a.m.-2 p.m., pavilion. For Farmers Market, 9 a.m. to 1 more information, email p.m., downtown Port Austin. info@pigeonchamber.com or For more information, call visit www.pigeonchamber. 989-551-8100 or email farm- com.
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