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  • Michigan Skier Mike King Gets His Mojo Back in New Documentary Film

    January 19, 2023

    Adventure athlete Mike King is taking his new ski documentary Lake Effect across the state in a series of special pop-up screenings and events. The project was shot entirely in Michigan—and it’s 30 minutes of ‘pure fun’ in the Winter-Water Wonderland.

  • Get Out Your Puffy Vests: Here’s Your Fall Fun Bucket List For Northern Michigan

    September 20, 2023

    From corn mazes and pumpkin patches to haunted hayride, this list of NMI activities is all about sweater weather.

    Get Out Your Puffy Vests: Here’s Your Fall Fun Bucket List For Northern Michigan
  • Pumpkin Patches, Cider Mills, & Other ‘Sweater Weather’ Activities in West Michigan

    September 15, 2023

    From corn mazes and pumpkin patches to an apple cider float with a doughnut on top, this list of WMI activities is all about sweater weather.

    Pumpkin Patches, Cider Mills, & Other ‘Sweater Weather’ Activities in West Michigan
  • 8 Ways Michiganders Can Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

    September 16, 2022

    National Hispanic Heritage Month has been celebrated across the US every year since the late 80s to recognize the contributions and influence that Hispanic Americans have had nationwide—including right here in Michigan.

    8 Ways Michiganders Can Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
  • 16 Michigan Traditions to Start with Your Family This Fall and Winter

    September 26, 2022

    Autumn has arrived in Michigan—and with a new season comes a host of new traditions that you can share with your family.

    16 Michigan Traditions to Start with Your Family This Fall and Winter
  • This Country Singer Wants More Michiganders to ‘Wake N’ Bake’

    April 19, 2023

    Michigan-born country music singer-songwriter Sadie Bass is bringing tried-and-true lessons from the Great Lakes State to the national stage with the release of a new music video for her warm-weather single, Wake N’ Bake.

    This Country Singer Wants More Michiganders to ‘Wake N’ Bake’
  • 7 pot-infused thrills and chills Michiganders will love this Halloween

    October 19, 2023

    We’ve rounded up these must-attend events for the best thrills and chills for ganja lovers in Michigan.

    7 pot-infused thrills and chills Michiganders will love this Halloween
  • 10 Food Capitals of Michigan: Small Towns With Big Agricultural Names

    August 11, 2022

    Traverse City’s status as the Cherry Capital of the world is known far and wide; but when it comes to other crops, there are plenty of cities and towns across the Mitten that have made a name for themselves and their bountiful harvests.

    10 Food Capitals of Michigan: Small Towns With Big Agricultural Names
  • We Found the Perfect ‘Ugly’ Sweaters For Four Kinds of Midwesterners

    November 21, 2022

    From the ranch-obsessed to the really bad at goodbye’s—we have the ideal holiday gear for you!

    We Found the Perfect ‘Ugly’ Sweaters For Four Kinds of Midwesterners
  • You Can Visit These 1,000-Year-Old Native American Carvings in Michigan’s Thumb

    May 17, 2023

    Along a backroad just south of Bad Axe, a small dirt parking lot and an unassuming sign are the only hints of something bigger—and deeply significant to the Indigenous people of Michigan—in the woods beyond.

    You Can Visit These 1,000-Year-Old Native American Carvings in Michigan’s Thumb
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