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6 Welcome to the area 19-20 Resale Trail 21 Farmers Markets 22 F amily Fun 25 Adventure 32 Wineries 34-35 B reweries, Bars

50 Calendar of Events

54 Festivals 58 Biking 60 Boating 62 Island Hopping 66-68 Entertainment 69 Shopping & Culture 76 Golf 77 Spas

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Welcome! Petoskey

Petoskey sits on slopes overlooking the brilliant and alluring

water of Little Traverse Bay. More than just a collection of sweet, boutique shops (although it has those in numbers), Petoskey is the center of the area’s strong arts community, is a mecca for foodies, lovers of artisan microbrews, regional wine aficionados, nature buffs, sportsmen and entertainment seekers summer after enduring summer.

Area planners offer locals and tourists alike a cornucopia of

events, restaurants and attractions to visit after they have enjoyed the miles of lovely beaches stretching from luxurious Bay Harbor through Petoskey and past the historic Victorian homes of Bay View. More than just the state stone of fossilized coral from what was

once a warm, saltwater sea, the Petoskey area hosts a Summer Open House on June 7, followed by parades and celebrations with fireworks on July 4. There will be Art in the Park on July 20, and the much-awaited sidewalk sales July 26-27. August will remind visitors that it is still summer with the Festival on the Bay Aug. 15-17 followed closely by the Emmet-Charlevoix County Fair Aug. 20-25. Close by, Bay Harbor makes room for Fourth of July fun, the

annual Arts Festival July 26-27 and events such as the Vintage Car and Boat Festival June 20-22, In-Water Boat Show June 14-16 and a popular home tour in September. Explore an area full of fabulous yachts, golfing and sunny beaches at www.bayharbor.com. A little world in itself, Bay Harbor offers a slice of beautiful beside the water.

Bay View

Just north of Petoskey, Bay View found its origins as a camp

of tents filled with individuals sporting religious and moral fervor. Now, a collection of Victorian homes with all of the charm of a grande dame, Bay View is home to a summer music festival with national acclaim. Summer activities in Bay View also include a variety of recreational activities and classes, films and documentaries, weekly worship services, lectures and speakers. More information is available online at www.bayviewassociation. org or call 231-347-6225.

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Northbound

area sports the historic Fort Michilimackinac with its

Alanson, Indian River, Brutus, Pellston, Levering, Carp Lake, Wolverine, Mackinaw City

Park also plays host to the longest running

North of Petoskey, U.S. 31 pushes through landscapes hewn by lumberjacks and carved by glaciers. Travelers should watch for deer as they journey from Alanson to Brutus to Pellston to Levering to Carp Lake and then on to Mackinaw City where the Mighty Mac links the Lower Peninsula across the swift Straits of Mackinac to Michigan’s scenic Upper Peninsula. Along the black ribbon are pleasant surprises. In Alanson, float along the Inland Waterway with Crooked Lake and Crooked River, and drop in this year for the Alanson Riverfest Aug. 8-11. Pellston has been dubbed the “Icebox of the North” and although the temperatures can be frigid citizens still have their patriotic fervor to keep them warm as can be seen at the Veterans Memorial Project. Stop in Indian River and fish for sturgeon before visiting Cross in the Woods, a national shrine at 7078 M-68 for a view of the 28-foot-tall Man on the Cross which weighs in at 7 tons. And, don’t miss the annual Summerfest celebration in Indian River July 19-21. Turn off the lights at The Headlands International Dark Sky Park near Mackinaw City. To avoid light pollution organizers have designated this an official dark sky area to better see the night sky and perhaps catch a glimpse of Northern Lights. In its own little corner of the world on the shores of Lake Michigan, it is what the world felt like on evenings in centuries past. Stargazers on Beaver Island are even able to enjoy the park’s effects. The northernmost point in lower Michigan is Mackinaw City, a top tourist draw for decades. The

interesting re-enactments. Colonial Michilimackinac archaeological dig in North America. Although there are several events throughout the season of notable interest like the Zoo-de-Mack bicycle race May 17-19, and the Aug. 9-11 Ironworkers Festival, Mackinaw City shines as a holiday destination with Fourth of July events including fireworks and other pastimes coinciding with the annual Strawberry Social. Don’t forget the annual Labor Day walk across the Mackinac Bridge on Sept. 2.

Charlevoix The petunia-lined streets of Charlevoix are etched in the mind of anyone suffering from winter blues. Charlevoix commands summertime traffic to slow to a crawl along U.S. 31 whether from fantastic views of Round Lake harbor, the wondrous trendy cuisine or the double-leaf bascule bridge that provides easy access to both the Great Lakes and inland lakes. A haven for boaters of all types, golfers, beach goers and discerning boutique shoppers, Charlevoix is a bridge between north and south, between waters, between the physical world and that ambrosial piece of heaven that is too tempting to just drive by. There is entertainment aplenty and some events of note include the Run Charlevoix Marathon on June 22. The Charlevoix Summer Art Show is on June 29-30; the Apple Festival Oct. 11-13; and, without a doubt, the highlight of every summer, the Venetian Festival July 20-27, with fireworks, carnival, art, music, car show, decorated boat show and, of course, the annual Aquapalooza. CONTINUED ON PAGE 8

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Beaver Island Located 30 miles off Charlevoix’s coast is Beaver

are blank. And be sure to slow down for the hairpin turn at Devil’s Elbow on M-119; the Odawa named the area “Where the spirits live,” as it is supposed to

Island, which is surrounded by the blue waters of Lake

be haunted by voices. Keep heading northward and

Michigan. Travel by air or sea to Northern Michigan’s

stop for dinner in Cross Village at the packed full of

Emerald Isle. She is a green jewel nestled in waves of

personality Legs Inn, named for the inverted stove legs

blue. The surrounding waters are the treasured haunts of

fashioned onto the railing on the roof of the building,

fishermen pulling in whitefish, salmon and big lake trout,

and loosen your belt for some authentic Polish kielbasa

among others. It’s a lush and natural place surrounded

or golabki.

by Lake Michigan’s waters. Also, the island maintains a

Be sure to set your journey to coincide with

rich Irish heritage found throughout its written history,

Blissfest, July 12-14; the Odawa Pow Wow, Aug. 10-11;

as well as its residents. Not every spot Up North was

or maybe catch the Taste of Harbor Springs on Sept.

the site of a formal secession from the United States.

21, and get a full explosion of flavor to match the burst

It certainly happened on the island, complete with its

of fiery fall color in the Northern Michigan landscape.

own self-proclaimed king/prophet/legal representative. Beaver Island is marked by two distinct beacons — Beaver Head Lighthouse on the south side and St. James Lighthouse at the entrance to St. James Harbor.

Harbor Springs Good Hart, Cross Village Harbor Springs is a deep harbor beauty that

Southbound Boyne City, Boyne Falls, Walloon Lake, East Jordan Further inland, the beauty of Northern Michigan spreads into lavender fields, through the trees, along green golf courses and across the Jordan River. Motorists travel on the area’s backroads by heading down the 26-mile stretch of C-48 that connects

welcomes painted sails and big-water boats off her well-

Atwood on U.S. 31 to Ellsworth to East Jordan and

heeled shoreline. Every sunset is a masterpiece during

then on to Boyne Falls. From there, travel on to Boyne

summer as each day draws to a close. Those sunsets

City stretched on the banks of Lake Charlevoix and

have been inspiration to the many talented artists who

northward for an investigation of Papa Hemingway’s old

either call Harbor Springs home or live just farther afield

haunts on spring-fed, crystal clear Walloon Lake.

in the shoreline towns of Good Hart and Cross Village or not far away in the romantic countryside. The farthest northwest corner of lower Michigan

The diverse lure of attractions include breweries, resorts, unique businesses, galleries, parks and all of the splendors of the American north woods. A few dates

is home to the Tunnel of Trees, recognized as one of

to remember for the area might include the East Jordan

the most scenic drives in Michigan where it snakes

Freedom Festival on June 26-30; the power driven July

north from Harbor Springs through Good Hart and

12-13 Boyne Thunder Poker Run; the Northern Michigan

Cross Village. While in Good Hart don’t forget to visit

Flywheelers Antique Tractor-Engine and Craft Show

St. Ignatius Church, erected in 1881, and its adjoining

between Walloon Lake and Boyne Falls July 25-28; and

cemetery dotted with simple crosses, many of which

the Boyne Falls Polish Festival August 1-4.

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Farmers Markets

Enjoy the bounty of summer produce at the area farmers markets. Besides the fruits and vegetables, come for the entertainment, homemade treats and unique gift possibilities. BLISS

ELLSWORTH

The Bliss Farmers Market is open 9 a.m.-1 p.m. on Saturdays, June 8 through Sept. 14, at the Bliss Fire Hall, 9198 Pleasantview Road in Levering.

The Ellsworth Farmers Market is open 9 a.m.-noon Saturdays, May 11Oct. 12, in the Ellsworth Community Square, located at 9234 Main St., across from The Front Porch.

BOYNE CITY Boyne City’s Farmers Market is a favorite spot for shoppers to pick up fresh produce, flowers, honey, syrup, handmade goods and freshly baked treats. The market is open 9 a.m.noon on Saturdays in city hall until May 18, then from 8 a.m.-noon every Wednesday and Saturday in Veterans Park throughout the summer.

GAYLORD Downtown Gaylord Farmers Market opens Mother’s Day weekend for the season. The market is set up from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. on Saturdays through Oct. 27 at the pavilion on Court Avenue. Beginning July 4, the market will also be open 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Wednesdays at the pavilion.

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Beginning May 16, the Charlevoix’s Farmers Market sets up from 8 a.m.1 p.m. each Thursday in East Park in downtown Charlevoix. On Oct. 10, the market moves indoors to the Charlevoix Public Library where it will be open from 3-6 p.m. on Thursdays through Nov. 21. A special holiday market will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 26.

Market Days featuring local farmers, artists and artisans takes place 2-5:30 p.m. every Saturday, June 29 through color season, in downtown Good Hart, M-119 and Robinson Road.

EAST JORDAN Local is the focus at the East Jordan Farmers Market, whether produce or artisan wares. The market runs 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Thursdays, May 16 through mid-October, in Memorial Park.

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HARBOR SPRINGS Fresh vegetables, in-season fruits and flowers can be found at the Harbor Springs Farmers Market 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays on Main Street in Harbor Springs. The market opens on the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend and runs through Labor Day weekend, then goes to Saturdays only until midOctober. The market moves indoors

mid-October until the week before Christmas and is open 9 a.m.-noon Saturdays at the Harbor Springs Middle School.

PETOSKEY Downtown Petoskey Farmers Market is open 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m. on Fridays, June 14 through Sept. 27. The market is set up in the 400 block of Howard Street between Mitchell and Michigan streets. The block is closed off to vehicle traffic to welcome shoppers and vendors of local fruits, vegetables, flowers, cheeses, maple syrup, breads, meat and fish. Crooked Tree Arts Center Artisans and Farmers Market is open 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Fridays at the Carnegie building on Mitchell Street in downtown Petoskey. Beginning June 14, the market will be open 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Fridays on the Bidwell Plaza at the Crooked Tree Arts Center, corner of Mitchell and Division streets. Fresh produce and more is available at the Old Town Emmet Farm Market, open from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. on Saturdays, June 22 through early October, at the corner of Emmet and Fulton streets in Petoskey.

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Family fun Keep little ones entertained with mini golf, bowling, water sports and more. Also included are suggestions for rainy day activities to keep grey-days from getting boring and kid and adult friendly stops, like Pond Hill Farm. PETOSKEY When your kids need to get rid of some of that extra

studio, classrooms, a culinary arts kitchen and

vacation energy, head to Great American Adventures

more. The galleries are free and open to the public

Family Fun Park for batting cages, go-karts, a driving

Monday-Saturday. Call (231) 347-4337 or go to www.

range and miniature golf, water fights and golf equipment

crookedtree.org.

repair. Located at 2088 U.S. 31 North in Petoskey.

Petoskey District Library, 500 E. Mitchell St., has

Call (231) 347-9566 with questions or head to www.

activities all summer, an extensive children’s collection

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and numerous programs to attend. Look to www.

Swashbuckling fun for the whole family, at, at Pirate’s Cove Adventure Golf, 1230 U.S. 31 North in Petoskey.

petoskeylibrary.org or call (231) 758-3100. Petoskey’s escape room, Know Way Out, 622

Call (231) 347-1123 with questions or go to www.

Howard St., offers three distinct rooms offering clues

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and puzzles for guests to complete to gain freedom in an

Crooked Tree Arts Center, 461 E. Mitchell St., in Petoskey, features four galleries, a theater, dance

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HARBOR SPRINGS Boyne Highlands in Harbor Springs is one of the few locations in the country to be the site of a recurring summer performing arts workshop provided by the Young Americans, a college-level non-profit organization that teaches connectivity through music. These workshops provide the talent for a high powered dinner theater that combines haute cuisine with lively, Broadway-styled entertainment. But don’t wait for the last minute because tickets do sell out; reserve tickets at www.boyne.com. Rainy summer days can easily be spent at Northern Lights Recreation on M-119 in Harbor Springs. The family fun center offers 16 lanes of bowling, 18 miniature golf holes, billiards, laser tag and an arcade. There also is a full-service restaurant and frequent live music in the evenings. Call (231) 347-3100 for more details. Horseback riding on local trails is available at Boyne Highlands Resort in Harbor Springs, leaving from the equestrian facilities and traveling for an hour on trails accessible only by horseback. Rates, days, times and reservations are available at (231) 526-3000. Harbor Springs Community Pool is another indoor option for families when rainfall wins out over sunshine. Hours, rates and more details for the pool at the local high school are at (231) 526-4824 or online at www.harborps. org under the link for community pool. Farmyard fun is found at Pond Hill Farm, five miles north of Harbor Springs. Children can feed the animals and fish, hike the trails and taste the fresh produce. Open daily from 9 a.m.-6 p.m. More information is at (231) 5263276.

charlevoixpool.org or call (231) 547-0982. A beautiful building with plenty of options for kids of all ages at Charlevoix Public Library, 220 W. Clinton St. Look for programs and special events at www.charlevoixlibrary. org or call (231) 547-2651. Charlevoix Circle of Arts, 109 Clinton St., has exhibits, classes and music. Look for options at www. charlevoixcircle.org or call (231) 547-3554. Ward Brothers Boats, Inc., 106 E. Antrim St., has boat rentals, a ship store, fishing charters and a full-service marina. Details at www.wardbrothersboats.com or (231) 547-2371.

BOYNE CITY AND EAST JORDAN Both fun and education are the goals at Raven Hill Discovery Center, 4737 Fuller Road, East Jordan, in rural Charlevoix County between Boyne Falls and East Jordan. The family science, history and art museum features both indoor exhibits and outdoor attractions, an animal room and wheelchair-accessible treehouse. Hours and admission available at (231) 536-3369 or www. ravenhilldiscoverycenter.org.

CHARLEVOIX Charlevoix’s Fountain of Youth, 210 State St. is a heated-fountain splash pad open from 10 a.m.-9 p.m. in the summer. Info at www.cityofcharlevoix.org. Open swim, lap swim and low impact exercise options at the Charlevoix Area Community Pool, 11905 U.S. 31 North in Charlevoix. Schedule and hours at www.

No matter the weather, Avalanche Bay Indoor Waterpark at Boyne Mountain in Boyne Falls offers all-weather and year-round family fun. It’s the biggest indoor water park in the state at 88,000 square feet, with features such as a surf simulator, Big Couloir superloop, kids pools and a lazy river, as well as two CONTINUED ON PAGE 24

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eateries, climbing walls and multi-level arcade. Full- and

Those who wish to extend the day’s activities

half-day admissions are available and children 2 years

within the park — at the beach, hiking trails,

and younger are admitted free. Hours vary. Visit www.

playground, or picnic area — can purchase a State

avalanchebay.com or call (231) 549-7979.

Park pass or Recreation Passport, a program available

One-hour horseback trail rides are also available at Boyne Mountain. Rates, days, times and reservations are available at (231) 549-7256. A six-lane bowling alley, The Zone Sports Lounge,

when Michigan motorists renew their license plates. Big Bear also offers an 18-hole adventure miniature golf course with waterfalls, hills and trees, as well as electric bumper boats with squirt guns attached.

214 Main St., in East Jordan, offers karaoke, a bar and

Also, a ropes challenge course keeps participants

food and a place to watch the big game. Call (231) 536-

at least 12 feet off the ground, protected with a full-

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body harness and safety lanyard, which is always

Bowling, laser tag, a full restaurant and more at BC

hooked into the overhead safety system. Rates

Lanes & The Venue Sports Bar and Grill, 1199 S. M-75,

and information are at (231) 238-8181 or www.

in Boyne City. Go to bclanes.com or call (231) 582-6353.

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Boyne Rapids Adventure Golf, 1856 M-75 South in

A different type of show is found at the Jack Pine

Boyne City, does mini golf with a side of charm and

Lumberjack Shows in Mackinaw City. The shows

has an 18-hole short course to help you improve your

aim to educate audiences about Michigan’s logging

game or to learn the game. Go to www.boyne.net/

history.

boynerapidsgolf or call (231) 582-3505. East Jordan Community Pool, 101 Maple St., offers

Events include competitions such as pole climbing, axe throwing, logrolling and cross cut sawing. The

open pool time, lap swim, parent and tot swim, fitness

shows, which begin Memorial Day weekend and run

classes and senior classes in the indoor facility. Go to

through Labor Day, take place 7:30 p.m. daily at 10510

www.eastjordanpool.com for a schedule or call (231)

U.S. 23 West, about 1.5 miles south of Mackinaw

536-2250.

City. Rates and information are at (231) 436-5225 or

NORTH Big Bear Adventures offers all-encompassing family fun in Indian River. Kayaks and canoes are available for adventurous

www.jackpinelumberjackshows.com. Historical details of trout introduction in Michigan can be learned at the Michigan Fisheries Visitors Center in Oden. The visitor center grounds features a refurbished

paddlers — paddling experience is required on the

train car, in which employees of the Michigan

Sturgeon River, the fastest natural river in the Lower

Department of Conservation would live while stocking

Peninsula. Trips range from 1.5 to 5 hours.

fish around the state. A nature trail lends a glimpse

But the same river can be experienced with more

at the native plants, along with fish in the creek that

stability in a raft or tube. Big Bear’s rafts have a

runs through the property. A highlight of the center is

0-percent tipping rate, and both tubes and rafts are open

a viewing area built into the side of a hill that allows a

to people of all ages and experience levels. Raft and

cross-section view of the stream and its inhabitants.

tube trips range from 1 to 3.5 hours. River trips end at a river access point within Burt Lake State Park.

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Adventure Make a summer trip or summer day even more memorable with a shot of adrenaline. Explore Up North’s wilder side through skydiving, zip lining or laser tag chase through the Lost City Arena.

HARBOR SPRINGS

Harbor Springs can be viewed from an entirely

different angle with Skydive Harbor Springs. The company is based at the Harbor Springs Airport, 8380 M-119 in Harbor Springs. The business offers jumps with certified instructors. More information is at (231) 242-8822 or online at www.skydiveharborsprings. com. Soar through the canopy of foliage or zip through open valleys at Boyne Highlands Resort’s Zipline Adventure in Harbor Springs. The zipline offers seven different lines, the highest at 50 feet and the longest at 1,350 feet, as well as twin zip lines on which to race. Times and reservations are available at (231) 526-3835 or learn more at www.boyne.com.

BOYNE CITY/BOYNE FALLS High ropes adventures are found at two zipline courses in the Boyne Valley area. Wildwood Rush Zip Line Canopy Tours start in May at 02575 Boyne City Road, near Young State Park and run until October. Wildwood Rush features a triple zipline strung 1,200 feet long. A canopy tour covers 50 acres, including nine lines and five suspension bridges. No reservations are needed for the triple, but are required for the canopy tour. More details are at (231) 582-3400 or www.wildwoodrush.com. Boyne Mountain in Boyne Falls hosts a Zipline Adventure Tour, where participants zip across hills and valleys at the resort. There are seven lines that reach an elevation of 1,325. Speeds reach up to 25 mph. Days, times and reservations are at (231) 549-7256 or at www.boyne.com. Another adrenaline-filled activity is combat paintball CONTINUED ON PAGE 26

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at Black Diamond Paintball at Boyne Mountain in Boyne Falls. The paintball field is just north of the Mountain Villas and tennis facility. Reservations are required 24 hours in advance for a minimum of six players by calling (231) 350-0072. Gear rental is available. BC Lanes, 1199 S. M-75, Boyne City also offer rousing games of laser tag for $5 for each 12 minute game. Boyne Watersports offers pontoons, tritoons, ski boat, jet skis, stand-up paddle boards and kayak rentals. Add the thrill of tubing, wake boarding and water skiing to your adventure. Online booking is available at boynewatersports.com or call (231) 8816000 for more info. Wakeboard clinics with Brian Snabes. Visit WakeBoardClinic.com for registration and more information.

NORTH Glide above the Straits of Mackinac with Mackinaw Parasailing. The business offers solo or tandem parasailing at 300 or 600 feet in the air. Participants can set sail from Mackinaw City, Mackinac Island and St. Ignace, weather permitting. Mackinaw Parasailing is available for air tours 9 a.m.-8 p.m. seven days a week. More information, rates and reservations are at (866) 436-7144 or www. mackinawparasailing.com.

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Wineries

In restaurants, along winding country roads and in boutique shops, wine enthusiasts of every level are welcome to enjoy the bounties of the vines of Northern Michigan. A great way to entertain guests or spend a Saturday afternoon, the region is growing as a hot spot of tasting for reds, whites and everything in between.

Many of the wineries have won awards for their wines especially the rosés and marquettes. No matter if your journey takes you to downtown Petoskey or to the smaller boutiques, the one thing that will be

3. Spare Key Winery 06872 Upper Bayshore Rd, Charlevoix (231) 250-7442 sparekeywinery.com

artisans.

4. Rudbeckia Farm 3379 Lake Grove Road, Petoskey (231) 622-4173 www.RudbeckiaFarm.com

1. The Cellars of Royal Farms 10445 North U.S. 31, Ellsworth (231) 599-3222 www.royalfarmsinc.com

5. Walloon Lake Winery 3199 Intertown Road, Petoskey (231) 622-8645 www.walloonlakewinery.com

2. 1918 Cellars at Castle Farms 5052 M-66, Charlevoix (231) 237-0884 castlefarms.com/wine

6. Resort Pike Cidery and Winery 3471 Resort Pike Rd, Petoskey, (231) 753-2508 resortpike.com

discovered is a quality that reflects the cool soil of Northern Michigan and the superior creativity of its

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Amber drinks to wet the palate on hot days or cool evenings. Try the popular Up North offerings in the world of trendy microbrews. They are sure not to disappoint. Beards Brewery 215 E Lake St., Petoskey Petoskey Brewery 1844 Harbor-Petoskey Road, Petoskey Mackinaw Trails Winery and Brewery 3423 S U.S. 131, Petoskey 7. Mackinaw Trail Winery 3423 U.S. 131, Petoskey (231) 487-1910 www.mackinawtrailwinery.com 8. Petoskey Farms Vineyard and Winery 3720 Atkins Road, Petoskey (231) 290-WINE (9463) www.petoskeyfarms.com 9. Maple Moon Sugarbush and Winery 4454 Atkins Road, Petoskey (231) 487-9058 www.mmsyrup.com 10. Pond Hill Farm Vineyards and Winery 5699 S. Lakeshore Drive, Harbor Springs (231) 526-3276 pondhill.com 11. Crooked Vine Vineyard & Winery 8370 Lakeview Road, Alanson (231) 881-6582 www.crookedvinewine.com

Burnt Marshmallow Brewing 3379 Lake Grove Road, Petoskey Tunnel Vision Brewery at Pond Hill Farm 5699 S. Lakeshore Drive, Harbor Springs Stigg’s Brewery and Kitchen 112 S. Park St., Boyne City Lake Charlevoix Brewing Co. 111 Bridge Park Drive, Charlevoix Bier’s Inwood Brewery 17959 Ferry Road, Charlevoix Cheboygan Brewing Company 101 N. Main St., Cheboygan Shorts Brew Pub 121 N. Bridge St., Bellaire

12. Seasons of the North Winery 9090 West M-68, Indian River (231) 548-1280 www.seasonsofthenorth.com 13. Pleasantview Winery 6769 Pleasantview Road, Harbor Springs (231) 526-8100 www.pleasantviewwinery.us

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Bars and Tap Rooms Bridge Street Tap Room 202 Bridge St., Charlevoix

Boyne City Tap Room 220 S Lake St., Boyne City Tap 30 422 E Mitchell St., Petoskey Pierson’s Grille and Spirits 130 State St., Harbor Springs Noggin Room Pub at Stafford’s Perry Hotel 118 Lewis St., Petoskey Forty Acres Tavern at Boyne Mountain 1 Boyne Mountain Road, Boyne Falls Slopeside Lounge at Boyne Highlands 600 Highlands Pike, Harbor Springs Zoo Bar at Boyne Highlands 600 Highlands Pike, Harbor Springs Ernesto’s Cigar Lounge and Bar 321 Reid’s Alley #1, Petoskey Chandler’s 215 1/2 Howard St., Petoskey East Park Tavern 307 Bridge St., Charlevoix City Park Grill 432 E Lake St., Petoskey Teddy Griffin’s Road House 50 Highland Pike Road, Harbor Springs

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Coffee & Tea Try one of the local bean pushers for iced or hot coffee, tea and a myriad of other selections. Also, great places to spend a rainy day or meet an old friend and catch up. • Free Wi-Fi

# Serves tea as well as coffee

• # Boyne City Bakery 110 S. Lake St., Boyne City (231) 497-6060 Hours: 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Tuesday-Friday; 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday

• # Lake Charlevoix Coffee Company 101 Main St., East Jordan 202 S. Lake St., Boyne City Hours and info at www.facebook.com/ northperkboynecity/

• # Roast and Toast 560 W. Mitchell St., Petoskey (231) 758-3499 Hours: 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Every day

• # Cochon Gourmet Market and Coffee House 181 E. Main St., Harbor Springs (231) 242-4525 Hours: 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Thursday; 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday and Saturday

• # Biggby Coffee 1201 Lears Road, Petoskey (231) 439-9488 Hours: 6 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday-Thursday; 6 a.m.-8 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Sunday • Crooked Tree Breadworks 2264 M-119, Petoskey (231) 347-9574 Hours: 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Friday; 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturdays; closed Sunday Also serves Chai • # Starbucks 1163 North U.S. 31, (in D&W) Petoskey 430 N. Lake St., Boyne City 312 S. Huron Ave., Mackinaw City Hours: Open daily until 8 p.m. 1341 Victories Lane (U.S. 131 and Lears Road), Petoskey • # Populace 207 Howard St., Petoskey (231) 881-9227 Hours: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesdays-Saturday; 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday; closed Monday and Tuesday • # North Perk 308 Howard St., Petoskey (231) 753-2053 Hours: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

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• # Cafe Sante 1 Water St., Ste. 100, Boyne City (231) 582-8800 Hours: 8 a.m.-10 p.m. Sunday, Monday-Thursday; 8 a.m.-11 p.m. Friday and Saturday • # Harwood Gold Cafe 230 Bridge St., Charlevoix (231) 437-3900 Hours: 8 a.m.-9 p.m. • # Smoke on the Water 103 Park Ave., Charlevoix (231) 237-9604 Hours: 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Saturday; Sunday brunch 7 a.m.-2 p.m. • # Johans Pastry Shop 565 W. Mitchell St., Petoskey 202 State St,. Harbor Springs M-75, Walloon Lake • # Colins Corner Café 138 W. Third St., Harbor Springs (231) 412-6061 Hours: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Saturday; 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday • # Small Batch of Harbor Springs 117 W. Main St., Harbor Springs (231) 242-4655 Hours: 8 a.m.-3p.m. daily; closed Tuesdays THE GUIDE • petoskeynews.com/guide

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beaches

Stick with a favorite sunny spot or find a new favorite by exploring the beaches of the area.

HARBOR SPRINGS

CHARLEVOIX

Zorn Park in Harbor Springs is home to the city

With a canal connecting Lake Michigan to Round

beach, with a marked swimming area that includes

Lake and then pushing onward to Lake Charlevoix,

a raft. Lifeguards are on duty 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily

it stands to reason that Charlevoix beaches are

during the open season of mid-June through Labor

recognized as being unequaled in a state with the

Day. Facilities include restrooms, picnic tables and

second longest coastline in the United States.

changing rooms, along with concessions.

Whether it is the popular public beaches or the

Harbor Springs provides a dog-friendly

hidden beauties found at the end of nearly every lane,

waterfront park at Zoll Street Beach, found between

Charlevoix sands are worth exploring ... and maybe

Wequetonsing and Walstrom Marine.

building a castle or two.

Near Good Hart are the secluded Church Beach

Fisherman’s Island State Park provides 5 miles of

and Readmond Township Beach, both accessible via

shoreline just south of Charlevoix, along with 2,678

Lamkin Drive. Northern Emmet County offers scenic

acres to explore.

Cross Village Beach and Sturgeon Bay Beach, miles of sandy shoreline with gorgeous views.

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parking lot off a pass to the dunes, but keep in mind,

on Lake Charlevoix. It provides a half-mile of beach,

there are no bathroom facilities.

hiking trails, beach volleyball, a play area, camping

There are three beaches within Charlevoix’s city limits — Michigan, Ferry and Depot beaches.

and both pavilion and building rentals. East Jordan has two beaches — Tourist Park

Michigan Beach is on Lake Michigan, with its sandy

near downtown and Elm Pointe, north of town

shoreline near the Pine River Channel. Ferry and

along M-66. Both spots are on the coveted South

Depot beaches are found on Lake Charlevoix and

Arm of Lake Charlevoix. Elm Pointe’s 10-plus acres

both are popular sandy stretches. Depot lies north of

includes the beach, as well as a museum and grassy

the bridge not far from the Coast Guard station while

spaces. Tourist Park offers 500 feet of lake frontage,

Ferry sits between the Belvederes and M-66.

along with a marked swim area, restrooms, beach

All three beaches inside the city provide bathroom facilities, picnic areas, playgrounds and lifeguards, though concession stands are at Ferry and Michigan beaches. Pavilions are available to rent at the

volleyball and a pavilion and rental hall.

NORTH Sturgeon Bay, a favorite spot among locals, is

city’s beaches. Call (231) 547-3253 or visit www.

remote and filled with dune-covered beauty. Located

cityofcharlevoix.org.

between Mackinaw City and Cross Village, the area

BOYNE There are two parts to Melrose Township Park in Walloon Lake, separated by M-75. The beach side is

is accessible from within Wilderness State Park, as well as Sturgeon Bay Drive. The sandy beach with its shallow water is great for a family day. DeVoe Beach is near downtown Indian River,

along Walloon Lake, with a buoyed swim area and

where the Indian River pours into Burt Lake. It

gradual, sandy slope. The other part offers a park

features a large, sandy beach and a picnic area.

with a play area, bathroom facilities and pavilion.

The sandy beach at Burt Lake State Park is not far

There also is access to the Bear River, ideal for

from where the Sturgeon River runs into Burt Lake.

launching kayaks and canoes when the water is right,

A state Recreation Passport is required for vehicle

and a couple-mile riverwalk trail leaves from the park

entry.

and parallels the river. Young State Park features a mile and a half

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frontage on Lake Charlevoix, among the top-rated

Petoskey’s Bayfront Park is a small city beach not

beaches in northwest Lower Michigan. The sandy

far from downtown. Adjacent is Festival Place, a large

stretch is a favorite among boaters for offshore

swath of grass that is ideal for a picnic or kite flying.

mooring, both by campers and others. Boyne City offers Peninsula Beach about a

Perhaps the most popular beach spot in the area is at Petoskey State Park along M-119. The facility

half-mile south of downtown. It features a marked

provides more than a mile of sandy shoreline along

swimming area, sand volleyball court, restrooms,

Little Traverse Bay, accessible not only by vehicle,

picnic tables and a play area.

but also by those biking, skating, or walking the Little

Charlevoix County’s Whiting Park also is found

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Camping Rough it reliably with these camping destinations for all levels of outdoorsmen.

CHARLEVOIX Fisherman’s Island State Park Bells Bay Road, Charlevoix (231) 547-6641 For mailing information: Fisherman’s Island State Park c/o Young State Park 02280 Boyne City Road Boyne City, Mich. 49712

BOYNE Tourist Park 218 N. Lake St., East Jordan (231) 536-2561 www.eastjordancity.org Whiting Park 5820 Lakeshore Road, Boyne City (231) 582-7040 http://www.charlevoixcounty.org/county_parks_ department/whiting_park.php Young State Park 02280 Boyne City Road, Boyne City (231) 582-7523 www.michigan.gov/dnr

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NORTH Aloha State Park 4347 Third St., Cheboygan (231) 625-2522 www.michigan.gov/dnr

Tee Pee Campgrounds 11262 U.S. 23 West, Mackinaw City (231) 436-5391 www.teepeecampground.com or www.bridgeviewcamping.com

Burt Lake State Park 6635 State Park Drive, Indian River (231) 238-9392 www.michigan.gov/dnr

Wilderness State Park 903 Wilderness Park Drive, Carp Lake (231) 436-5381

Camp Pet-O-Se-Ga 11000 Camp Pet-O-Se-Ga Road Alanson (231) 347-6536 www.emmetcounty.org

Michigan Oaks Camping Resort 2201 M-68 East, Indian River (231) 238-8259 www.campjellystone.com

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Cheboygan State Park 4490 Beach Road, Cheboygan (231) 627-2811 www.michigan.gov/dnr

Hearthside Grove Motorcoach Resort 2400 U.S. 31 North, Petoskey (888) 476-8388 www.hearthsidegrove.com

Crooked River RV Park 7384 Cheboygan Ave., Alanson (231) 881-3308 www.northernmichiganrvpark.com

KOA Kampground Petoskey 1800 U.S. 31 North, Petoskey (231) 347-0005 www.petoskeykoa.com

East Mullett Campground 2542 Schramm Road, Indian River (231) 238-9805

Magnus Park Campground 901 W. Lake St., Petoskey (231) 347-1027 summer (231) 347-2500 winter www.petoskey.us

El Rancho Alanson RV Resort 6732 M-68, Alanson (231) 548-2600 Indian River RV Resort and Campground 561 N. Straits Highway, Indian River (231) 238-0035 KOA Kampground Mackinaw City 566 Trails End, Mackinaw City (231) 436-5643 www.koa.com

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trails

The highlight of the North is the natural beauty. Get out to see it firsthand on one of the many hiking trails in the area. Take your favorite furry companion but look online to make sure dogs are welcome. HARBOR SPRINGS The Offield Family Preserve is between Harbor Springs and nearby ski resorts, a gift to the Little Traverse Conservancy several years ago. It offers several miles of trails across 390 acres. Goodhart Farms Preserve features 7.5 miles of trails ideal for hiking, biking and horseback riding. The whole preserve is 665 acres. North of Harbor Springs is the Stutsmanville Bog, a natural area likely formed by a glacial feature called an ice block depression. The bog features a short, fern-lined trail, with benches and interpretive signs for environmental education. Visitors should park on the east side of State Road, just before Stutsmanville Road.

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Preserve maps for the above areas are available at (231) 347-0991 or online at www.landtrust.org. Visitors to Boyne Highlands Resort also have 24 miles of wide and wooded trails that allow for easy bicycling, as well as more challenging routes from the top of the hills and Boyne Highlands Bike Park. The park includes banked turns, jumps and narrow passages. Thorne Swift Nature Preserve offers a total of 1 1/2 miles of trails, dune-observation platform, pondobservation platform, gazebo, amphitheater and Elizabeth Kennedy Nature Center. The preserve and nature center are open daily from Memorial Day to Labor Day 10 a.m. to one-half hour after sunset.Â

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Near downtown Boyne City is the more than

The Fisherman’s Island Foot Trail covers three

300-acre Avalanche Mountain Preserve. Miles of

miles through Fisherman’s Island State Park, offering

mountain biking and hiking trails wind through the

mostly flat terrain with some hills. Although the

woodland property, and there’s also a disc golf

hiking isn’t difficult, it is at times long. A perfect

course.

opportunity to view the wildlife, especially bald eagles.

Boyne Mountain Resort in Boyne Falls offers 32.5 miles of marked trails perfect for biking, with

East of Charlevoix is Susan Creek Preserve along

lift access and options to ride down from the top on

U.S. 31, where 1.4 miles of trails are on 223 acres,

paved or natural trails. The resort also features a disc

with more trail opportunities at the adjacent Taimi

golf course.

Hoag Preserve.

Northeast of Boyne Falls is Spring Brook Pathway.

Also, the 26-mile Little Traverse Wheelway ends its path from Harbor Springs via the Charlevoix Township bike path, which leads into downtown Charlevoix.

The trailhead is located near the Chandler Hill and Slashing roads intersection, leading to miles of trails. The Walloon Lake Trust and Conservancy has ownership of 10 nature preserves with hiking trails. A

North Point nature preserve tucked behind Mount McSauba offers 27 acres with 1.5 miles of trails along

map link may be found at www.walloon.org. Cutting through the 18,000-acre Jordan River

the beaches and through woodlands. In spite of its

Valley is the Jordan River Pathway. The system

close proximity to touristy Charlevoix, it is home to

boasts various trails, with more than 19 miles

three threatened plant species: Pitcher’s Thistle,

overlapping with the North Country Trail. The area

Lake Huron Tansy, and Pumpell’s Bromegrass. The

is known for a range of wildlife, along with its

preserve is home to deer, porcupines, various shore

namesake river and two magnificent overlooks

birds, occasional loons, eagles and great blue herons

— Deadman’s Hill off of U.S. 131 near Elmira, and

as well.

Landslide which is along Harvey Road off of Alba Highway, reached either from U.S. 131 from the east

BOYNE

or M-66 from the west.

The Nathan Driggers Preserve is off of Boyne CityCharlevoix Road, where 75 acres provide 1.5 miles of trail.

NORTH The Little Traverse Conservancy offers plenty of

Nearly 200 acres and 1.5 miles of Jordan River frontage are found within the three-preserve complex of the Rogers Family, Dressel and Jordan River

hiking and biking trails throughout its preserves in Emmet County. Hike and bike through the combined 482 acres

preserves. Located just downstream from a public boat

of the Colonial Point/Chaboiganing preserves. Easy

launch, this is an ideal canoe destination. A 1.5-mile trail

trails totaling 2.5 miles are near Burt Lake, east of

also is found on the Rogers Family Preserve.

Brutus.

Preserve maps for the above are available from Little

Together, the Andreae and Banwell Family

Traverse Conservancy at (231) 347-0991 or www.

preserves cover 539 acres, with more than 4 miles

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trails. The Andreae Preserve features a cabin for

region. Now it is part of the North Country Trail system

community group use.

southeast of town, off Krause Road.

Preserve maps for the above are available by calling (231) 347-0991 or visiting www.landtrust.org. The Wildwood Hills Pathway is between Petoskey and Indian River, and its access point offers parking off Wildwood Road. A favorite among mountain bikers, the area offers multiple loops totaling 9.3 miles. About 20 miles of trails open to hiking wind through Wilderness State Park in northern Emmet County.

Seven miles east of Petoskey is the Allan and Virginia McCune Preserve, which features 3 miles of trail and frontage on Minnehaha Creek. Biking is allowed. Preserve maps for the above listed areas are available by calling (231) 347-0991 or visiting www. landtrust.org. Stretching about 26 miles from Harbor Springs to

Portions of the trails are open to biking, and the North

Charlevoix is the Little Traverse Wheelway, a favored

Country Trail overlaps 7 miles of the trails.

destination for non-motorized activities. The paved

Spanning the nearly 62 miles between Gaylord

surface varies from 6 to 10 feet wide, with local routes

and Mackinaw City is the North Central State Trail.

that connect to the end towns. The route is perfect

The 10-foot-wide packed, crushed limestone surface

for biking, walking, running and inline skating. Popular

trail offers varied terrain and easy access to Gaylord,

vistas include the bluffs between Petoskey and Bay

Vanderbilt, Wolverine, Indian River, Topinabee,

Harbor, and along Bayfront Park in Petoskey.

Cheboygan and Mackinaw City.

The Petoskey-Mackinaw City Trail is a trail that

The Petoskey-Mackinaw City Trail is a product of

runs 35 miles between the two cities. It is set along

the stateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Rails-to-Trails program. It is a trail that runs

a former railroad bed, beginning at Spring Lake Park

the 35 miles between the two cities, the first 7 miles

along M-119, then cuts through Conway, Oden,

of which are paved.

Alanson, Pellston, Levering and Carp Lake before it

The trail begins at Spring Lake Park along M-119

ends at the trailhead off of Shepler Drive in Mackinaw

and jogs through Conway, Oden, Alanson, Pellston,

City. The first 7 miles, from Spring Lake Park to

Levering and Carp Lake before ending at the trailhead

Alanson, are paved. This trail provides easy access to

off Shepler Drive in Mackinaw City. The trail provides

the Michigan Fisheries Visitors Center in Oden and

access to the Michigan Fisheries Visitors Center in

Wilderness State Park in Carp Lake, among other

Oden and Wilderness State Park in Carp Lake.

attractions.

Trail maps for the two above are available through Top of Michigan Trails Council at (231) 348-8280.

PETOSKEY Round Lake Preserve, found along Little Traverse

Trail maps for the above are available by calling Top of Michigan Trails Council at (231) 348-8280. Near downtown Petoskey is the Bear River Valley Recreation Area, which features the Bear River nonmotorized and nature trails. The non-motorized area is

Wheelway near Petoskey State Park, is a 58-acre land

a stretch of paved, ADA-accessible trail that runs for

preserve with 1.5 miles of trail frontage on Round

more than a mile between Lake and Sheridan streets,

Lake.

which is perfect for walking and biking. Bordering

Little Traverse Conservancy helped the city of

both sides of the river are about 1.5 miles of gravel

Petoskey acquire the Skyline Trail parcel and construct

and boardwalk trails. The North Country Trail routes

an overlook platform that offers views of the Petoskey

through the valley then continues to Bayfront Park.

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MAY

DATE EVENT LOCATION 4 Magical Color Fun Run Mackinaw City 5 Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra First Presbyterian Church, Harbor Springs 4-5 Northern Michigan Chorale Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 10 Franc D’Ambrosio Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 11 Dorothy Gerber Strings Collage Concert Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 15 Ride of Silence Harbor Springs 15 Ride of Silence Boyne City 15 Run for Their Lives 5K Boyne City 16-19 National Morel Mushroom Festival Boyne City 16 Craft Beer Block Party Boyne City 18-19 Zoo-de-Mack Bicycle Ride Harbor Springs to Mackinaw City 19 Little Traverse Choral Society Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 19 Community Orchestras Spring Concert Crooked Tree Arts Center, Petoskey 17-24 Petoskey Restaurant Week Petoskey 21 Spring Collage Concert Crooked Tree Arts Center, Petoskey 24-25 Round Lake Music Festival Charlevoix 24-25 Memorial Weekend Sidewalk Sales Bay Harbor 24-25 Garage Sales Across The Breezeway Atwood, Boyne Falls, East Jordan 24-26 Warblers on the Water Beaver Island 24-26 Cherry Capital Comic Con Traverse City 25 Stafford’s Top of Michigan Festival of Races Charlevoix, Petoskey, Harbor Springs 25 Spring Plant Sale Charlevoix 25-27 Colonial Fort Michilimackinac Re-enactment Pageant Mackinaw City 26 Big Bad Voodoo Daddy Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor

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Bay Harbor............................................................(888) 229-4272 Bay View...............................................................(231) 347-6225 Beaver Island Chamber of Commerce.................(231) 448-2505 Boyne Area Chamber of Commerce....................(231) 582-6222 Charlevoix Area Chamber of Commerce............. (231) 547-2101 East Jordan Area Chamber of Commerce........... (231) 536-7351 Harbor Springs Area Chamber of Commerce.....(231) 526-7999 Indian River Chamber of Commerce....................(231) 238-9325 Mackinac Island Tourist and Visitors Bureau......(906) 847-3783 Mackinaw City Chamber of Commerce..............(231) 436-5574 Petoskey Chamber...............................................(231) 347-4150

26 Taste of Bay Harbor Bay Harbor 27 Local Appreciation Day Castle Farms, Charlevoix 3 0-6/2 Mancelona Bass Festival Mancelona

JUNE

DATE EVENT LOCATION 1-2 Tip of the Mitt Fiber Fair Emmet County Fairgrounds, Petoskey 1 Northern Michigan Master Gardener Association Plant Sale Petoskey 1 Spring Fling Indian River 1 Craft Beer Festival Charlevoix 1 Harbor Springs Cycling Classic Birchwood Inn, Harbor Springs 1 Dirty Dog Dash Boyne Mountain, Boyne Falls 7 Summer Open House Petoskey 7-16 Lilac Festival Mackinac Island 7-9 Trout Tournament Charlevoix 8 An Evening with Judy Collins Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 8-9 Michigan Free Fishing Weekend All areas 9 Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra Spring Concert Bay View 13 Summer Open House Charlevoix 13 Taste of Mackinac Mackinac Island 14-16 In-Water Boat Show Bay Harbor

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2019 14-15 Ellebration Pig Roast Ellsworth 15 Taste of the North Petoskey 15 Michigan Mountain Mayhem Spring Classic Cycling Boyne City 15 Kathleeen Madigan Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 15-16 Sand Dig Volleyball Tournament Petoskey 16-17 Wings Over Northern Michigan Gaylord 19 Night of Arts Gallery Walk Harbor Springs 21-22 Vintage Car & Boat Festival Bay Harbor 21-22 Antiques on the Bay Classic & Antique Car Show St. Ignace 21-22 Quilts By the Bay Show Harbor Springs 21 Beaver Island Bike Festival Beaver Island 20 Gallery Walk Petoskey 21 Pianist Jorge Federico Osorio Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 21-22 Bike Festival Beaver Island 21-22 Vintage Car and Boat Festival Bay Harbor 2 2-23 Mark Madness Regatta Lake Charlevoix, Boyne City 22 Charlevoix Marathon Charlevoix

22 R3 Adventure Triathlon East Jordan 23 On the Farm Then and Now Bill’s Farm Market, Petoskey 26-30 Freedom Festival East Jordan 26-29 Big Ticket Festival Gaylord 27 Blessing of the Fleet Harbor Springs 27 An Evening with Daniel H. Pink Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 28-29 St. Ignace Car Show St. Ignace 28-30 Eco-Fair Beaver Island 29 Paula Poundstone Boyne City 29-30 Summer Art Show Charlevoix 29-30 Arts & Crafts Show Mackinaw City 29-30 Rendezvous at the Straits: Voyageur Culture Mackinaw City 2 9-7/6 National Cherry Festival Traverse City 29-7/1 Million Dollar Quartet Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 29 CROP Walk for Hunger Bay View 30 Patriotic Pops Explosion Bay View

JULY

DATE EVENT LOCATION 3 Fourth of July events and fireworks Bay Harbor 4 Fourth of July Art Show Harbor Springs 4 Fourth of July Celebration Harbor Springs 4 Fourth of July Festival Boyne City 4 Fourth of July Gem Car Parade Bay Harbor 4 Fourth of July Parade and Fireworks Petoskey 4 Fourth of July Parade, Declaration of Independence Reading Bay View 4 Fourth of July Parade, Carnival, Flyover, Fireworks Beaver Island 4 Fourth of July Parade Indian River 4 Fourth of July Celebration Mackinac Island 4 Fourth of July Events and Fireworks Mackinaw City 5 Michael Feinstein: Seasons of Sinatra Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 5-6 CMU Summer Theater Tour Beaver Island 6 Jefferson Starship concert Bay View 6-7 Antiques at the Fairgrounds Emmet County Fairgrounds, Petoskey 9-13 Alpenfest Gaylord 10 Women’s Club Art fair Nub’s Nob, Harbor Springs 11 Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 11-13 “West Side Story” musical Bay View 13 Country Gold and Glitter Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 13 Waugoshance Trail Marathon Northern Emmet County 12-13 Boyne Thunder Boyne City 12-14 Blissfest Blissfest Farm, Harbor Springs 13 Mackinac Yacht Race Chicago to Mackinac Island 13 Sweaty Yeti 5K East Jordan 13 South Arm Classics East Jordan 13-14 Art and Craft Show Charlevoix 14-20 Museum Week Beaver Island 18-21 SummerFest Indian River 18 D’Art for Art Irish Boat Shop, Harbor Springs CONTINUED ON PAGE 52

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Calendar 18 Food Truck Rally 18-20 Music Festival

Boyne City Beaver Island

19 Children of the World in Harmony Festival Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 19-20 Shay Days Harbor Springs 19-20 Mustang Car Show Mackinaw City 20 Piano Men Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 20 Mackinac Yacht Race Port Huron to Mackinac Island 20 Aquapalooza Charlevoix 20 Art in the Park Pennsylvania Park, Petoskey 20-21 Youth Theatre, “Mary Poppins” Bay View 20-27 Venetian Festival Charlevoix 23 Jazz from Interlochen Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 26-28 Northern Michigan Flywheelers Antique Tractor Engine and Craft Show Walloon Lake/ Boyne Falls 26-28 Ugotta Regatta Little Traverse Bay 2 6-8/3 Baroque on Beaver Beaver Island 26-28 Bay Harbor Arts Festival Bay Harbor 26-27 Sidewalk Sales Petoskey 27 Outdoor Art Fair Petoskey 27 Mackinaw Heritage Festival Mackinaw City 28 Grand Rapids Symphony Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 31 Great Lakes Music Festival Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor

AUGUST DATE EVENT 1-2 “The Magic Flute” opera 1-4 Gaylord Community Productions’ “Peter Pan” 1-4 Rendezvous and Trade Fair 1-4 Polish Festival

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2 Mitch Albom and Special Friends Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 2 Lighted Boat River Parade Indian River 3 Woofstock Petoskey 3 Dragon Boat Festival Charlevoix 4 Coastal Crawl Harbor Springs 3-4 Antiques at the Fairgrounds Petoskey 4 U.S. Coast Guard Band Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 6-7 “The Magic Flute” opera Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 6 Antique Show and Sale Mackinaw City 7 All Aboard for Storytime Castle Farms, Charlevoix 8 Cars in the Park Harbor Springs 10-11 Antique Auto Show and Flea Market Boyne City 9-11 Homecoming Beaver Island 8-11 Riverfest Alanson 8-11 PirateFest Boyne City 11 Bocce Tournament Beaver Island 10 Waterfront Art Fair Charlevoix 10-11 Odawa Homecoming Pow Wow Harbor Springs 10-11 Top O Michigan Outboard Marathon Nationals Inland Waterway 13 Petoskey Triathlon Petoskey 12-16 Week of Handbells Bay View 15 Handbell Choir Concert Bay View 15 Howl at the Moon Walstrom Boat Warehouse, Harbor Springs 15-17 Sidewalk Sales Charlevoix 15-17 Festival on the Bay Petoskey 17 Del McCoury Band Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 18-20 Harley Owners Group (HOG) Rally Boyne Mountain, Boyne Falls 20-25 Emmet-Charlevoix County Fair Petoskey 21 Yesong Sophie Lee Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 23-25 Fudge Festival Mackinac Island

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24 Joffrey Ballet Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 24 Corvette Crossroads Auto Show Mackinaw Crossings, Mackinaw City 24-25 Arts and Crafts Show Mackinaw City 29 Community Dinner Bay Harbor 3 0-31 Sidewalk Sales Harbor Springs 3 0-31 Kiwanis Car Show Boyne City 8/30-9/2 Labor Day Jazz Weekend Grand Hotel, Mackinac Island 3 1-9/1 McKechnie and McCardle Great Lakes Center for the Arts, Bay Harbor 31 Half Marathon, 10K and 5K Beaver Island 3 1-9/1 Red Fox Regatta Lake Charlevoix

SEPTEMBER

DATE EVENT LOCATION 1 Boyne City Triathlon Boyne City 2 Mackinac Bridge Walk St. Ignace to Mackinaw City 7 Boyne Kiwanis Car Show Boyne City 7 The Garden Party North Central Michigan College, Petoskey 6 Antique Tractor Crossing Mackinaw City to St. Ignace 6-8 Emerald Isle Irish Festival Beaver Island 7 Beer & Wine Festival Mackinaw City 7 Cycling Classic Birchwood Inn, Harbor Springs 7 8 Mile Road Race Mackinac Island 13-15 Richard Crane Truck Show St. Ignace 18 Farm-to-Table Dinner & Tour Castle Farms, Charlevoix 20-22 Balloons Over Bay Harbor Equestrian Center, Bay Harbor 21 Music Under the Harvest Moon Headlands Dark Sky Park, northern Emmet County 21 Taste of Harbor Springs Harbor Springs 21 C.S. Lewis Festival Seminar Bay View

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Festival of the Book Harbor Springs Harvest Festival Boyne City Great Pumpkin Run Boyne City Michigan Mayhem Mountain Grinder Boyne City Breezeway Fall Color Cruise Boyne Falls to Atwood 28 Friske’s Harvest Festival Atwood

OCTOBER

DATE EVENT LOCATION 4-5 Fort Fright Colonial Fort Michilimackinac, Mackinaw City 5 Bite of Beaver Island Beaver Island 5 Great Lakes Glass Pumpkin Patch Day Harbor Springs, Cross Village 5 Skitoberfest Boyne Mountain, Boyne Falls 5 Brew Festival Harbor Springs 5 Friske’s Fall Festival Atwood 6 Petoskey Half Marathon Petoskey 5,12 Breezeway Fall Color Cruise Boyne Falls to Atwood 9 Farm-to-Table Tour & Dinner Castle Farms, Charlevoix 11-13 Apple Festival Charlevoix 11-12 Fall Bulb Sale Charlevoix 12 Hops N Highlands Boyne Highlands, Harbor Springs 13 Ghost Supper/Spirit Feast Heritage Village, Mackinaw City 16 Fall Pumpkin Festival East Jordan 18-25 Restaurant Week Petoskey 21 Orionid Meteor Shower Headlands Dark Sky Park, northern Emmet County 25-26 Wicked Weekend Petoskey 25-27 Somewhere in Time Event Grand Hotel, Mackinac Island 26 Great Turtle Trail Run Mackinac Island 27 Grand Bridal Expo Castle Farms, Charlevoix 31 Trunk R Treat Bay Harbor 31 Halloween parades and/or trick-or-treating All areas

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SCHEDULE MAY

BOYNE CITY 16-19: NATIONAL MOREL MUSHROOM FESTIVAL

MACKINAW CITY 25-27: FORT MICHILIMACKINAC PAGEANT

BAY HARBOR 26: TASTE OF BAY HARBOR

JUNE CHARLEVOIX 1: CHARLEVOIX CRAFT BEER FESTIVAL

INDIAN RIVER 1: SPRING FLING BUSINESS EXPO

MACKINAC ISLAND 7-16: LILAC FESTIVAL

PETOSKEY 15: HISTORIC FESTIVAL AND TASTE OF NORTH

ELLSWORTH 14-15: ELLSWORTH PIG ROAST

GAYLORD 15-16: WINGS OVER NORTHERN MICHIGAN 26-29: BIG TICKET FESTIVAL

BEAVER ISLAND 22: BEAVER ISLAND BIKE FESTIVAL

EAST JORDAN 26-30: EAST JORDAN FREEDOM FESTIVAL

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Festivals AREN’T YOU GLAD YOU’RE HERE?

NORTHERN MICHIGAN PERFECTED THE SMALL TOWN. EACH SATELLITE SHINES WITH A LIGHT AND FESTIVAL ALL ITS OWN.

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TRAVERSE CITY 29-JULY 6: NATIONAL CHERRY FESTIVAL

JULY HARBOR SPRINGS 1: RED, WHITE AND BREW 12-14: BLISSFEST MUSIC FESTIVAL 19-20: SHAY DAYS

GAYLORD 9-13: ALPENFEST

BOYNE CITY 12-13: BOYNE THUNDER POKER RUN

BEAVER ISLAND 18-20: BEAVER ISLAND MUSIC FESTIVAL

CHARLEVOIX 20-27: VENETIAN FESTIVAL

INDIAN RIVER 18-21: SUMMERFEST

WALLOON LAKE 25-28 NORTHERN MICHIGAN FLYWHEELERS ANTIQUE TRACTOR SHOW

Northern Michigan hosts carnivals, festivals and fun to celebrate the long-awaited days of summer. Some of the events are one- or two-day events while others become week-long draws. The sights and smells that draw locals and tourists alike are a hallmark of the area’s attempt to make every day a lasting treasure for years to come. These community bashes often highlight the region’s lakes and countryside, agriculture and culture. It’s what Northern Michigan is all about. CONTINUED ON PAGE 56 

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AUGUST MACKINAW CITY 2-3: ANNUAL HERITAGE FESTIVAL

BOYNE FALLS 1-4: POLISH FESTIVAL 2-3: GOSPEL MUSIC FESTIVAL CONTINUED ON PAGE 56

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Boyne City is the place to be May 16-19 for the

MACKINAW CITY

National Morel Mushroom Festival, a celebration of

9-11: INTERNATIONAL IRONWORKERS FESTIVAL

the fabulous fungus. Boyne City also kicks off the

BOYNE CITY

high-powered fundraiser Boyne Thunder. The poker

8-11: PIRATE FEST

HARBOR SPRINGS 8: CARS IN THE PARK

ALANSON 8-11: RIVERFEST

CHARLEVOIX 10: WATERFRONT ART FAIR

HARBOR SPRINGS 10-11: ODAWA HOMECOMING POW WOW

run roars through July 12-13 in lakes Charlevoix and Michigan to benefit Camp Quality. Visit www. boynethunder.com. Boyne City will offer the new Pirate Fest Aug. 8-11. Aargh, ye hearties! Fort Michilimackinac in Mackinaw City offers modern day explorers and history buffs the opportunity to enjoy historic Michigan from every corner of the lens throughout the summer. The fort hosts the Michilimackinac Pageant May 25-27, in addition to its Fourth of July blast. Petoskey struts its stuff all season long with

PETOSKEY

early summer fun in June with the Historic Festival

15-17: FESTIVAL ON THE BAY

and Taste of the North from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. June

20-25: EMMET-CHARLEVOIX COUNTY FAIR

MACKINAC ISLAND 23-25: MACKINAC ISLAND FUDGE FESTIVAL

15, at the history museum on the waterfront, to the lovely Festival on the Bay Aug. 15-17, and with the Emmet-Charlevoix County Fair from Aug. 20-25 at the Emmet County Fairgrounds. Mackinac Island will be in full bloom from June

SEPTEMBER MACKINAW CITY/ST. IGNACE 2: MACKINAC BRIDGE WALK

MACKINAW CITY

7-16 with the Lilac Festival and its long-awaited festivities. The East Jordan Freedom Festival revs up June 26-30. This year will bring a carnival, parades, activities, kids games and fireworks. Visit

7: BEER AND WINE FESTIVAL

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28: HARVEST FESTIVAL

OCTOBER

Harbor Springs’ Waterfront Wine Festival has become the Red, White and Brew Festival and will take place on July 1. Call (231) 526-7999. The Ellebration! Ellsworth’s pig roast is June 14-

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CHARLEVOIX 11-13: APPLE FESTIVAL

EAST JORDAN 16: FALL PUMPKIN FESTIVAL

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Indian River’s seasonal celebration, SummerFest, brings a craft show, family beach bash and cruise night. The event runs July 18-21. Call (231) 238-9325 or visit www.irchamber.com. Charlevoix’s Venetian Festival is a tradition of a multitude of activities complete with fireworks, a boat parade, carnival and a variety of musical performances jam packed into a July 20-27 timeframe. Don’t expect to buzz through Charlevoix as the world and U.S. 31 slow to a crawl to enjoy every moment. Visit www. venetianfestival.com. Peek into the past July 25-28 with the Northern Michigan Flywheelers Antique Tractor-Engine and Craft Show on the Flywheelers grounds along U.S. 131 between Walloon Lake and Boyne Falls. Visit www.walloonlakeflywheelers.com. Polka! Polka! Polka! Everyone is Polish at the Boyne Falls Polish Festival Aug. 1-4. The annual event celebrates the area’s Polish heritage with parades, polkas and all sorts of Polish fare. Visit www. boynefallspolishfestival.com. The Alanson Riverfest comes to town Aug. 8-11. Featured activities include live entertainment, a lighted boat parade and family fun. Visit www. alansonriverfest.com. The Odawa Homecoming Powwow drums its way in Aug. 10-11, at the pow wow grounds near the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians government center in Harbor Springs. The event is open to the public and features Native American dancers, drumming and traders. Rain site is Petoskey High School. Call (231) 242-1427. Labor Day for many means the end-of-summer Mackinac Bridge Walk on Sept. 2. The event is one of the few times pedestrians are allowed on the bridge, and thousands return each year to participate. Visit www.mackinawcity.com. For others who want to milk the last sweet drops of glory’s nectar before colder weather arrives, the season ends back in Charlevoix with the annual Apple Fest Oct. 11-13.

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Biking

On two wheels is a popular way to get around in the summer. The area offers everything for bike enthusiasts including road riding, trail riding and harder terrain at the Boyne resorts.

Little Traverse Wheelway Road biking is made smoother and safer along the 26-mile paved bike path from Charlevoix to Harbor Springs. The scenic ride is good for the whole family. Get on and off the path at numerous spots. Maps and information at www.trailscouncil.org/little-traversewheelway. Bear River Valley Recreation Area 101 East Lake Street, Petoskey A short loop around Bear River adds 1.5 miles of scenic landscape to a downtown ride. Enter at 101 East Lake Street. The path runs between Lake and Sheridan streets. There are bathrooms and an observation deck along the ride. Avalanche Mountain Preserve 1129 Wilson St., Boyne City Besides hiking trails and a disc golf course, Avalanche Mountain Preserve has a network of bike trails of varying degrees of difficulty through the over 300 acres.

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Boyne Highlands Bike Park 600 Highland Drive, Harbor Springs, MI From easy family rides to jumps and harder terrain, go through Boyne Highlands on two wheels or take the chairlift up and ride down more challenging trails. Bike and helmet rental available. Boyne Mountain Bike Trails 1 Boyne Mountain Road, Boyne Falls With a the 7-mile paved loop at Boyne Mountain ride the hills, see the views or do a paved ride from the top of the Mountain winding through the woods. Bike, scooter, cart and helmet rental available.

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The Inland Waterway with nearly 40 miles of flowing rivers and lakes across Northern Michigan is a top destination for recreation lovers who look to spend a leisurely day tubing on a waterway, kayaking past Michigan’s flora- and- fauna-filled shorelines, or who want to open up the boat or pontoon on some of the larger lakes. The waterway begins with

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There are locks on the Crooked River at Alanson and on the Cheboygan River, just before downtown Cheboygan.

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Island

Ferries from Mackinaw City and St. Ignace bring visitors from all over the world to Mackinac Island so they can take a step back in time, where no motorized vehicles are permitted. Horses and bicycles fill in as the preferred mode of transportation, and it’s not uncommon to see people in period dress, such as women in 18th century clothing or soldiers from the same period standing guard at Fort Mackinac. The island offers a variety of festivals and events throughout the warmer months including the annual Lilac Festival June 7-16, the Mackinac Island Fudge Festival from Aug. 23 and the Grand Hotel’s swanky Somewhere in Time Weekend Oct. 25-27. FERRY SERVICE Shepler’s Mackinaw City dock 556 E. Central Ave., Mackinaw City (231) 436-5023 (800) 828-6157 St. Ignace dock 601 N. State St., St. Ignace (906) 643-9440 (800) 828-6157 www.sheplersferry.com

Star Line Mackinaw City dock 711 S. Huron, Mackinaw City (231) 436-5045 (800) 638-9892 St. Ignace dock 587 N. State St., St. Ignace (906) 643-7635 (800) 638-9892 www.mackinacferry.com

The Ironton Ferry The Ironton Ferry provides daily trips across the Ironton Narrows on the South Arm of Lake Charlevoix. Round trip takes approximately 10 minutes. The Ironton Ferry operates during the late spring, summer and early fall months, and is generally open from mid-April through mid-November. Operating hours are 6:30 a.m.-10:30 p.m. The west ferry dock is just off of M-66, about 6 miles south of U.S. 31. For more information, (231) 308-3727 or (231) 547-7200.

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d hopping BEAVER ISLAND TRAVEL BY AIR ( Leaving from Charlevoix Municipal Airport): Fresh Air Aviation 0 6918 Old Norwood Road, Charlevoix (231) 237-9482 (888) 359-7448 www.freshairaviation.net Island Airways 111 Airport Drive, Charlevoix (231) 547-2141 (800) 524-6895 www.islandairways.com

BY WATER ( Leaving from the downtown Charlevoix dock) Beaver Island Boat Company 103 Bridge Park Drive, Charlevoix (231) 547-2311 (888) 446-4095 beaverislandboatcompany.com The trip takes about 2 hours to get across the 32 miles of water.

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Entertainment

Music, movies and after hours AREA MUSIC SERIES Petoskey and other cities in Northern Michigan offer several different music series for those

dreamy summer evenings to enjoy on the grass, in portable chairs, or on nearby beaches while playing with the family and pets. Most towns offer their tunes on different evenings than their nearest neighbors so music lovers can enjoy their favorite bands night after night. Charlotte Ross Lee Concert Schedule The Charlotte Ross Lee Concerts in

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The music series is Wednesday

the Park series is set to return with its first

evenings during the summer at Old City

concert in Petoskey’s Pennsylvania Park on

Park. June 19 — JM Duo June 26 — Calamity Jane July 3 — No concert July 10 — Matt Gabriel July 17 — Wyatt and Shari Knapp July 24 — Mike Dhaseleer July 31 — Full Cord Aug. 7 — Awesome Distraction Aug. 14 — Full Circle

Wednesday, June 19. Wednesday, June 19 — Steel and Wood Friday, June 21 — Crosscut Kings Wednesday, June 26 — Katherine Ryan and Owen James Friday, June 28 — The Real Ingredients Wednesday, July 3— Pete “Big Dog” Fetters Friday, July 5 — Keith Scott Blues Wednesday, July 10 — Something Great Friday, July 12 — The Faux Paws Wednesday, July 17 — Nathan & Jessie Friday, July 19 — Holly Keller-Thompson Wednesday, July 24 — Indigo Moon Friday, July 26 — Chris Koury Wednesday, July 31 — Jeff Pagel Friday, Aug. 2 — Under the Moon Wednesday, Aug. 7 — The North Carolines Friday, Aug. 9 — Story and James Wednesday, Aug. 14 — CTAC School of Music Garage Band Friday, Aug. 16 — Sean Miller Wednesday, Aug. 21 — The Pistil Whips Friday, Aug. 23 — Fowler and Richey

Boyne City’s Evenings in the Gazebo

Stroll the Streets From 6-9 p.m. Fridays in downtown Boyne City, special activities include magicians, caricature artists, face painters, balloon twisters and music ranging from blues and folk to rock. Runs June 14-Aug. 30, this year. Street Musique Harbor Springs offers street corner entertainment downtown from 6-8 p.m. on Thursdays from June 27 through Aug. 22.

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Live on the Lake

East Jordan’s Memorial Park Concert Series

Live music around town 5-7 p.m. June 27-Aug 22,

Kicks off on June 1 with the Charlie Millard Band.

with main act going on from 7 p.m.-9 p.m. at the band

The series features genres covering soul, folk, blues,

shell in Charlevoix’s East Park. June 27 - The Horton Creek Band (bluegrass) July 4 - Buskers on Bridge Street only July 5 & 6 - Pigeon Creek Shakespeare Company presents: Romeo & Juliet July 11 - The Gordon Lightfoot Tribute Band July 18 - Petoskey Steeldrum Band (Caribbean) August 1 - Ray Kamalay & His Red Hot Peppers (jazz) August 8 - 1000 Watt Prophets (blues) August 15 - Matt Austin (country) August 22 - Doug Thomas Music (classic rock)

bluegrass and classic rock with the 1,000 Watt Prophets, Family Reunion Band, Jelly Roll Blues Band, Steel and Wood, and Full Circle. Fridays through the summer until Friday, Aug. 2 Jordan Valley Community Band will perform at 7:30 p.m. Thursday evenings throughout the month of July at the Memorial Park bandshell. The Petoskey Rocks Each Friday night will feature assorted familyfriendly activities, including carriage rides around downtown starting at 6 p.m., ghost walks starting at 8

Bay View

p.m., live music from 8-9:30 p.m. in Pennsylvania Park

Packed with talent, the Bay View Association delivers concerts, operas and performances throughout the summer. The Bay View Music Festival season runs mid-June through mid-August and features Sunday night Vespers and Wednesday night chamber music concerts along with several special performances throughout the summer. For a complete summer schedule, visit www.bayviewfestival.org.

and a movie following in the park at dark. July 5 — Band: Pistil Whips; Movie: “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle” July 12 — Band: Dos Hippies; Movie: “Coco” July 19 — Band: The Real Ingredients; Movie: “Christopher Robin” July 26 — Band: Jon Achambault Band; Movie: “Mary Poppins Returns” Aug. 2 — Band: Crosscut Kings; Movie: “The Lego Movie” Aug. 9 — Band: May Erlewine; Movie: “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” CONTINUED ON PAGE 68

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AFTER HOURS Take the daytime fun into the night with live music, wine tasting or gambling at local hot spots. Make it family friendly with bowling, laser tag or a local show. Odawa Casino and Resort 1760 Lears Road, Petoskey (877) 442-6464 www.odawacasino.com

MOVIES Catch a movie at a local theater or enjoy an outside showing during Petoskey Rocks events Fridays through July and the beginning of August. Harbor Springs Lyric Theatre 275 E Main St, Harbor Springs, MI 49740 (231) 622-6366 www.lyricharborsprings.org

Red Sky Stage 445 East Mitchell St., Petoskey (231) 487-0000 www.redskystage.com

Charlevoix Cinema III 1305, 107 Antrim St, Charlevoix, MI 49720 (231) 547-4353 http://www.charlevoixmovies.com/

Little Traverse Civic Theater 461 East Mitchell St., Petoskey (231) 348-1850 www.ltct.org

Petoskey Cinema 1540 Anderson Rd, Petoskey, MI 49770 (231) 347-9656 https://northernmichigancinemas.com/

Petoskey Wine Tasting Tour Hours: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. www.bluelakesbythebay (231) 932-1065 ext. 1506 Great Lakes Center for the Arts 800 Bay Harbor Dr, Bay Harbor, MI 49770 www.greatlakescfa.org/ (231) 439-2600

Gaylord Cinema West 1775 M-32, Gaylord, MI 49735 (989) 731-9766 https://northernmichigancinemas.com/gaylord/

Northern Lights Recreation 8865 M-119, Harbor Springs, MI 49740 (231) 347-3100 www.northernlightsrec.com/ BC Lanes & The Venue Sports Bar and Grill 1199 S Michigan 75, Boyne City, MI 49712 (231) 582-6353 bclanes.com

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Shopping & culture SHOPPING

MUSEUMS

Each of area towns has its own unique charms. Explore the individual downtowns for souvenirs or a day of shopping, dining and exploring.

Add a little culture to days at the beach with a visit to a local museum. There’s a lot to explore and learn about the local history of the area.

Petoskey - The largest downtown for shopping in the area, Petoskey has men’s and women’s wear, toys, gourmet food and more. It’s perfect for the whole family to explore.

Andrew J. Blackbird Museum 368 E. Main St., Harbor Springs (231) 526-0612 Cross Village Museum Holy Cross Church 6624 N. Lake Shore Drive, Cross Village (231) 526-2030 or (231) 526-0906

Charlevoix - For tourists and locals, it’s fun to go from shopto-shop on Bridge Street in downtown Charlevoix. Choose from clothing, books, homemade goods, and treasures in the new Mercado District all while enjoying a view of Round Lake.

Harbor Springs History Museum 349 E. Main St., Harbor Springs (231) 526-9771 www.harborspringshistory.org

Harbor Springs - Fun finds are the heart of Harbor Springs shopping. Outdoor wear, indoor décor and games for inside and out are available for the winter and beyond.

Charlevoix Historical Society Museum 103 State St., Charlevoix (231) 547-0373 www.chxhistory.com Railroad Depot Museum P.O. Box 525 Depot Beach, Charlevoix (231) 547-0373

Boyne City - With the growth of Boyne City in the past couple years, new businesses include boutiques, bikes and beer, just some of the favorites among locals and visitors.

East Jordan Portside Art and Historical Museum Elm Pointe, 01656 M-66 S., East Jordan (231) 536-3282 www.portsideartsfair.org

East Jordan - With an eclectic mix of businesses in East Jordan, there are treasures to be found downtown, or in a short drive, you can find unique art, pottery, yarn and more.

Historic Mill Creek Discovery Park 9001 U.S. 23, Mackinaw City (231) 436-4100 www.mackinacparks.com

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Mackinaw Bridge Museum 231 Central Ave., Mackinaw City (231) 436-5534 mightymac.org/bridgemuseum Richard and Jane Manoogian Mackinac Art Museum Mackinac Island (231) 436-4100 michigan.org/property/richardjane-manoogian-mackinac-artmuseum Fort Mackinac Mackinac Island (231) 436-4100 www.mackinacparks.com Colonial Fort Michilimackinac 102 W. Straits Ave., Mackinaw City (231) 436-4100 www.mackinacparks.com Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse 526 N. Huron Ave., Mackinaw City (231) 436-4100 www.mackinacparks.com US Coast Guard Cutter Mackinaw Maritime Museum 131 S. Huron Ave., Mackinaw City (231) 436-9825 www.themackinaw.org Bay View Museum and Archives Bay View Archives: (231) 348-2599 www.bayviewassociation.org Little Traverse Historical Museum 100 Depot Court, Petoskey waterfront (231) 347-2620 www.petoskeymuseum.org

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The following is a listing of Emmet and Charlevoix county golf courses:

ATWOOD ntrim Dells Golf Course; 12352 A Antrim Drive; (231) 599-2679

BAY HARBOR Bay Harbor Golf Club; 3600 Village Harbor Drive; (231) 439-4028

BEAVER ISLAND Beaver Island Golf Course; 35920 East Side Drive; (231) 448-2301

BELLAIRE Cedar River Golf Club; 5780 Shanty Creek Road; (231) 533-8621 Centennial Farm Golf Club; 3388 W. Eddy School Road; (231) 533-6886 The Chief Golf Club; 5085 Shanty Creek Drive; (231) 533-9000 Hawk’s Eye Golf Resort; 2620 Hawks Eye Drive; (866) 868-8181 The Legend Golf Club; 5780 Shanty Creek Road; (231) 533-8621

Schuss Mountain Golf Club; 5780 Shanty Creek Road; (231) 533-8621 Summit Golf Club; 5780 Shanty Creek Road; (231) 533-8621

BOYNE FALLS Alpine Course at Boyne Mountain Resort; 1 Boyne Mountain Road; (231) 549-6028 Monument Course at Boyne Mountain Resort; 450 E. Deer Lake Road; (855) 319-1322 Springbrook Golf Club; 6151 Springvale Road; (231) 535-5155

BRUTUS Hidden River Golf & Casting Club; 7688 Maple River Road; (231) 529-4653 Maple River Resort; 3459 U.S. 31; (231) 529-6574

CARP LAKE The Mackinaw Club Golf Course; 11891 Mackinaw Highway; (231) 537-4955

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CHARLEVOIX Belvedere Golf Club; 5731 Marion Center Road; (231) 547-2611 Charlevoix Golf and Country Club; 9600 Clubhouse Drive; (231) 547-9796 Charlevoix Golf Club; 400 Fairway Drive; (231) 547-3268 Dunmaglas Golf Course; 9031 Boyne City Road; (231) 547-4653

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Little Traverse Bay Golf Club; 995 Hideaway Valley Drive; (231) 526-6200 Donald Ross Memorial Golf Course at Boyne Highlands Resort; 250 Heather Drive; (844) 247-2466 Ross Memorial Course at Boyne Highlands Resort; 600 Highland Road; (844) 247-2466 True North Golf Club; 2500 True North Drive; (231) 526-3300

Spas Not here for the beach and already spent your shopping budget? Go straight to the spa. Try the completely remodeled spa at The Inn at Bay Harbor or one of the many others in the area that can help you make your vacation complete.

PETOSKEY Trillium Salon & Spa (231) 439-0051

Mallard Golf Club; 9569 Bailey Road; (231) 536-3636

Wequetonsing Golf Club; 5543 M-119; (231) 526-5351

Vogue Salon & Spa (231) 439-9255

Ye Nyne Olde Holles Golf Course; 6386 Ferry Road; (231) 582-7609

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HARBOR SPRINGS Arthur Hills Course at Boyne Highlands Resort; 250 Heather Drive; (844) 247-2466 Birchwood Farms Golf & Country Club; 600 Birchwood Drive; (231) 526-2166 Cuff Links Executive Par3 at Boyne Highlands Resort; 600 Highland Drive; (844) 247-2466 Harbor Point Golf Club; 8475 S. Lake Shore Drive; (231) 526-2951 Heather Course at Boyne Highlands Resort; 1343 Heather Drive; (844) 247-2466

A-Ga-Ming Golf Resort; 627 A Ga Ming Drive; (231) 264-5081

MACKINAC ISLAND The Jewel; 268 Grand Ave; (800) 334-7263 Wawashkamo Golf Club; 3723 British Landing Road; (906) 847-3871

PETOSKEY Crooked Tree Golf Club; 600 Crooked Tree Drive; (231) 439-4030 Petoskey-Bay View Country Club; 2328 Country Club Road; (231) 347-2402

WALLOON LAKE Walloon Lake Country Club; 5995 Country Club Shores; (231) 535-2799

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BAY HARBOR The Spa at Inn at Bay Harbor (855) 432-5040

HARBOR SPRINGS Epic Salon & Day Spa (231) 242-4353 The Spa at Boyne Highlands Resort (231) 526-3846

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