News & Fun in Michigan
The R.L. Gillingham Fish Company, established in 1886, played a key role in Bay Port, Michigan’s development as a major commercial fishing port. Overcoming setbacks like a fire and economic challenges, the company left a lasting legacy. Today, its influence is evident in the Bay Port Historic Commercial Fishing District.
We found the flavorful world of Kentucky’s famous food! From the iconic Kentucky barbecue and Louisville-style chili to delectable Bourbon Balls and the classic Hot Brown, this culinary journey explores the rich, diverse food culture of the Bluegrass State. Whether you’re a seasoned foodie or a curious traveler, get ready to savor the unique tastes of Kentucky’s cuisine.
With the lake water levels up in all the Great Lakes, it’s been a time of change and discovery.
The high lake levels have revealed a new abundance of small Petoskey stones in Saginaw Bay
Join local birder Tom Beachy for a delightful morning of birding on June 1, 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. at Huron County Nature Center. Whether you’re a seasoned birdwatcher or just curious, this free event offers insight into local bird species. Don’t forget your camera and binoculars for an educational and enjoyable experience. Explore hiking and biking trails afterward.
Michigan is a hub for diverse festivals, vital for community bonding and showcasing local talent. From tulip displays in Holland to the National Cherry Festival in Traverse City, Michigan offers a range of cultural celebrations. The Mackinac Island Lilac Festival and Porch Fest in Port Austin provide unique family-friendly experiences.
Owning a Cottage in northern Michigan is a wonderful family experience. Here are ten situations that you may have never considered when owning your private hide-a-way, but will miss when your away.
Here are six more notables among 140 films that located sets in Michigan for all or part of production.
Tashmoo Park, was located on Harsens Island in the St. Clair River Flats. It was a beloved entertainment venue known for its large picnics, simple rides, nearby grand hotels, and notable visitors. Established in 1897, the park’s peak years spanned from the early 1900s to the late 1920s. The park eventually declined due to the automobile, social, and wartime challenges, but remains an integral part of Michigan’s history. Today, remnants of the park can be found at Tashmoo Marina. The park’s history, including its significance as the “Venice of the Midwest.”
