Leelanau Uncaged ~ Last Saturday in September in Northport!
Celebrate creativity in all its forms with musical performers, dancers, artists, and food vendors in a daylong celebration of art & music with something for every age & taste!!
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Ride the Calm to September’s Beauty
Renee Kaufman reminds us that September has turned up the beauty meter with sunshine, warmth and calm waters.
Jeff Lamb’s Leelanau Fall
On mornings like this when fall is touching the tips of the leaves, I like to remember photographer & friend Jeff Lamb who passed on fourteen years ago.
Respect the waves of Lake Michigan!
According to the Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project, more than 1,350 people have drowned in the Great Lakes over the last 15 years -That is half of all drownings in the Great Lakes & enough to make Lake Michigan the deadliest lake in the nation!
The story of the Sugar Loafer
The Leelanau Historical Society shares the story of the creator of Sugar Loaf’s iconic logo, Mary Harris Dorman who had an influential & successful career in the greeting card industry before moving to Traverse City.
Once more unto the beach, dear friends
There’s no point in Michigan that’s more than 6 miles from an inland lake or 85 miles from a Great Lake so there’s no good excuses for neglecting the beach!
Smells like Pure Michigan to me
NPR shares that Pure Michigan has a new partnership to develop fragrances inspired by some of the signature scents of Michigan including its beaches, flowers and vineyards.
Suttons Bay Sunflower Sunset
Beautiful twilight shot of a sunflower field near Suttons Bay.
Manitou Island Transit sues Sleeping Bear NPS over ferry contract
Manitou Island Transit has been providing ferry service to the Manitou Islands since 1917. Now its back is up against the wall with the planned closure of the dock at South Manitou next year
It’s time for the annual Port Oneida Fair!
Step back in time this Saturday & Sunday from 10am – 4pm at the Port Oneida Fair to experience life as it was from the 1850s and early 1940s.
Leelanau Rewind: The Storm of August 2015
Ten years ago today, one of the strongest storms in memory ripped through the Leelanau Peninsula & northwest Michigan but focused its fury on Glen Arbor.
Suttons Bay Art Festival this weekend!
The annual Suttons Bay Art Festival takes place this Saturday & Sunday