News & Fun in Michigan
Stories, notes, and reads on living in the Great Lake State. Some are stories that only those who live or spend time surrounded by our Lakes would understand.
We cover unique events and shows. Art and community fairs, and cultural happenings that folks love to see year after year.
Here are some of our Michigan Living posts.
Learning to ride a mountain bike is an exhilarating and challenging experience, but it might be more complex than it initially seems. However, there are specific strategies you can use to make Michigan mountain biking simpler, safer, and more fun.
Native American Heritage Day 2022, is a day to honor the heritage, and culture of American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiian peoples.
Selecting the right wedding photographer is crucial for capturing unforgettable moments. Consider recommendations, internet searches, and attending wedding fairs. Prioritize experience and professionalism over cost, as quality varies. Remember that wedding photography is an investment in cherished memories. Choose a photographer who understands your vision and can deliver exceptional results.
We sent our crack Santa-sniffing explorers around Southeast Michigan to find the towns that do the holidays right. Especially between Thanksgiving and New Year. If you want to step up your holiday excursion of the best events and light displays, we found these 19-holiday events worth checking out.
The first pumpkin celebration took place forty-one years ago and was held in the days that were colder near the close of the month of October!
Detroit Paranormal Expeditions announced new paranormal investigation dates throughout October at Bruce Mansion in Brown City, Michigan.
The past few years here in America have been pretty rough. But my recent attendance at the Wheatland Music Festival in Remus, Michigan, has done mighty things for my soul.
Walking your dog may seem basic and straightforward. Done wrong, this simple task can lead to big problems. We review the four most common dog walking mistakes.
