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2019
These events are just some of the highlights to be found in the region. There are many, many more events worth making your way to, in every season of the year. Please check the calendar on our website for other ideas, as well as the calendars available at Pure Michigan and local chambers.
March 2019 • Suds & Snow • TRAVERSE CITY
Bundle up for Traverse City’s annual “party in the woods.” Suds & Snow offers beer enthusiasts the ultimate experience: scenic views,
rocking music, and delicious Michigan craft beer! • sudsandsnowtc.com July 2019 • Cedar Polka Festival • CEDAR
Located just west of destination town Traverse City, this wholesome little village hosts a terrific party every year. Be sure to wear your dancing shoes because you’re bound to wind up dancing along to the upbeat polka tunes!
August 15-17 • Festival on the Bay • PETOSKEY
After you’ve swam in the cool waters of Little Traverse Bay and hunted for the famous Petoskey stone along the shore, head to the
17th Annual Festival on the Bay tent; here you’ll find great food, local art, and exciting entertainment! • petoskeyfestival.com Fall 2019 • Tunnel of Trees • M-119
There are few things more breathtaking than northern Michigan during the fall. Before you pack up the rig for the season, tour the Tunnel of Trees along M-119 to take in autumn’s brilliance.
November 23 • Great Mac & Cheese Bake-Off • TRAVERSE CITY
Each year, on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, the Wineries of Old Mission Peninsula are buzzing with mac & cheese connoisseurs! Nine of the best local chefs team up with area wineries to offer a perfect pairing. Tickets sell out quickly though as this is a fan- favorite, so purchase your tickets well in advance. • wineriesofomp.com
NORTHWEST REGION
Calendar of Events
Points of Interest
Things to do in the Northwest Region
1. Go searching for beach glass – and find Petoskey stones or Leland blue stones, too!
2. Breathe a sigh of relief when you reach Lake Michigan, which can take three or four hours from the start of the Sleeping Bear Dunes dune climb.
3. Walk the deck of the SS. City of Milwaukeee that used to be walked by men and women in uniform.
4. Watch the sun set over the Straights of Mackinac.
5. Feel like you’re in Hobbiton by visiting the Earl Young “mushroom” houses near Charlevoix.
6. Go for a scoop of Super Moo at Moomer’s in Traverse City, MI. This hand-made ice cream can’t be beat – and its multi- colored appearance is a staple for Michigan kids.
7. Arcadia Dunes has one of the best overlooks in the state.
#MARVAC on Instagram
This hashtag gives you information about the association as well as our members, such as special promotions, important advocacy updates, and events other than our shows.
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