Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

The Mission Point May Day Package (Tier 1) includes the following per ticket: 1 Food & Beverage Credit ($25 for adults & teens and $18 for children) 1 Round of Putt-Putt Golf at the Greens of Mackinac Putting Course 1 single serving box of Mackinac Island fudge 1 Ticket to the Original Mackinac Island Butterfly House Use of the Mission Point grounds & Great Lawn Admission to Historic Downtown including a Mackinac Pass to explore the Biddle House, the Mackinac Island Native American Museum, the Richard and Jane Manoogian Mackinac Art Museum, the American Fur Co. Store & Dr. Beaumont Museum, Benjamin Blacksmith Shop, and McGulpin House. Note: Does not include admission to Fort Mackinac. Tier 1 Ticket prices are as follows: Adult: $58 Teens (13-17): $58 Youth (12 & under): $44

Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

Every Thursday night from 6:00pm – 9:00pm enjoy live music in the Tavern at Artisan located inside the newly renovated Delamar Hotel.

The Michigan Beer and Brat Festival is back! Celebrate our 15th Annual celebration on Saturday, May 28, 2022.

Enjoy live entertainment while sampling an enormous selection of Michigan’s finest microbrews, meads, hard ciders, wine, liquor and gourmet brats from northwest Michigan markets.

Token Admission

VIP Admission begins at 3pm, General Admission from 4-8pm. Ages 3 and under are free. This year, guests will pick up a token for festival admission. Tokens are designated with your appropriate festival entry time (either 3pm or 4pm). Any guests ages 21 must show valid photo I.D. at admission to the festival. Guests will then be provided a color coded wristband to verify age and admission.

Tokens are available for pick up May 16 – 28 at Crystal Mountain’s Front Desk, located in the Inn at the Mountain. If you are picking up your token on Saturday, May 28, they will be available at the Front Desk until Noon, or you can visit the lower level of the Crystal Center after 2pm.

VIP Admission – Limited Tickets Available!

$75 per person. Includes early festival access (3pm), one 8oz beer glass, one lanyard glass holder, 20 event tickets and two special edition beers.

General Admission

Includes one 8oz beer glass and 10 event tickets.

Through April 4:
$40 per person

April 5 – May 27:
$50 per person

Day Of:
$60 per person

Tickets

Additional tickets will be available to purchase at the festival for $1 each. Tickets can be used toward a wide selection of Michigan craft beers, meads, hard ciders, wine, liquor, brats, soda, water, and delicious sides! No refunds.

Full Pour: 3 – 6 tickets*

Half Brat: 2 tickets

Full Brat: 4 tickets

*Some specialty craft beers, meads, hard ciders, wine, and liquor may be 4-6 tickets due to limited availability.

Entertainment

TC Knuckleheads, 3-5pm

The TC Knuckleheads are a fun-loving group of musicians that play great rhythm and blues, classic and current rock and country. They’re ready to get the party started!

Jedi Mind Trip 5:30-8pm

Jedi Mind Trip is a rock and roll band playing your favorite hits from the ’70s, ’80s and today! If you’re ready to dance and rock out, you won’t be disappointed.

Coolers are not permitted on the festival grounds. No pets allowed. Tickets are non-refundable. The festival will occur regardless of the weather conditions. If you cannot attend for any reason, you may sell or transfer your ticket to someone else.

Crystal Mountain asks that you please be responsible about your alcohol consumption. We encourage our guests to assign a designated driver or use on-property shuttles when leaving the festival. Cars left overnight will not be ticketed or towed. Those who choose not to drink at the festival will still have to pay the same price for admission as those who are drinking. All attendees have access to a lineup of musical talent, food and beverage vendors, merchandise, festival activities and prizes. For this reason, discounted tickets are not available. Any guests ages 21 must show valid photo I.D. at admission to the festival. 

Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

Spend the day exploring a remote 600-acre hunting camp with the three best guides our limited funds could afford. This property hosts eagles, loons, and beavers across its varied topography and forest. A slide presentation, paddling, hiking, and a traditional pasty lunch are all part of this unique experience.

Meet: Hessel School House to carpool/caravan to location
Time: 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Guides: Rob Routledge, Steve Baker, and Ken Drenth
Limit: 12 participants. Pre-registration is required.
Cost: $75 (includes lunch)

For more information or to register, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival website.

This guided tour is part of the Aldo Leopold Festival – Adventure Day Trip Series.

Start the day with a guided tour of Lake Superior State University’s new Richard & Theresa Barch Center for Freshwater Research and Education (CFRE), followed by self-paced exploration of the native-plant rain gardens, salmon fish hatchery, freighter watching (depends on timing), and the Discovery Center. After lunch, hike the mostly flat Algonquin Ski Trails and learn about sustainable forest management, invasive species, and private landowner conservation programs.

Time: 8:15 AM – 3:45 PM; Including a 45-minute driving time to/from Hessel
CFRE Guides: Ashley Moerke and Elizabeth Christiansen, LSSU Staff
Hiking Guides: Dylan Parker (Chippewa-Luce-Mackinac Conservation District Forester) and Michael Hinde (Three Shores CISMA Coordinator)
Limit: 20 participants. Pre-registration is required.
Cost: $75 (includes lunch)

For more information or to register for this event, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival Website.

This guided tour is part of the Aldo Leopold Festival – Adventure Day Trip Series.

The Nature Conservancy’s Maxton Plains Preserve is a globally rare area of exposed limestone bedrock and shallow soils. These harsh environments are dominated by grasses, sedges, and wildflowers like early buttercup, early saxifrage, and prairie smoke, but also present the opportunity to discover detailed fossils exposed in the calcareous bedrock like nautiloid cephalopods. The Haacks, long-time summer residents, will be your guides on this tour.

• Meet: Drummond Island Ferry parking area
• Time: 8:40 AM ferry – 1:10 PM ferry*
• Guides: Robert and Sheridan Haack 
• Limit: 25 participants, pre-registration required.
• Cost: $40 (includes lunch)

For more information or to register for this event, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival website.

*Allow at least 35 minutes to drive the 28 miles from Hessel to DeTour Village. The ferry is first-come, first-served, so we recommend getting in line by 8:25 AM (depart) / 12:50 PM (return) or earlier. If you miss the morning ferry, you are on your own to rendezvous with the group. Ferries leave the mainland on the 0:40 and return on the 0:10 of every hour.

Get ready to soar by visiting the Mackinac Straits Raptor Watch (MSRW) to learn about the spectacular spring and fall migrations, banding, and the geolocation data the MSRW has been gathering. While keeping an eye to the sky for raptors, we will visit key areas where migrating warblers and waterfowl recharge, and enjoy northwoods wildflowers at the Headlands, French Farm, Dingman’s Marsh, and other areas along the way. 

• Guide: Sarah Reding and Ed Pike
• Limit: 12 participants, pre-registration is required.
• Cost: $75 (includes lunch)

For more information or to register for this tour, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival website.

This guided tour is part of the Aldo Leopold Festival – Adventure Day Trip Series. 

The landscape of the Les Cheneaux area is shaped by a long, geologic history — 400 million years in the making when this area was a warm, shallow sea, then later scraped by mile-high glaciers. Gain a deeper understanding of what is literally underfoot by visiting both a working quarry and the Carl A. Gerstacker Nature Preserve.

• Guides: Libby Ives – sedimentary geologist and geomorphologist; Melissa Simon – Senior Manager and Mine Engineering, Carmeuse Limestone; Shaun Howard, Protected Lands Project Manager, The Nature Conservancy
• Limit: 20 participants. Pre-registration required.
• Cost: $75 (includes lunch)

For more information or to register for the event, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival website.

This guided tour is part of the Aldo Leopold Festival – Adventure Day Trip Series. 

Spend a day helping care for one of the most beautiful and pristine nature preserves in Michigan. After taking a boat ride across Hessel Bay to Marquette Island, you’ll spend the day trail-clearing alongside Little Traverse Conservancy (LTC) staff in the same woods that young Aldo wandered! Using supplied tools, we will work our way inland along a rustic and little-used trail that LTC is looking to improve.

• Guide: Little Traverse Conservancy Staff
• Limit: 12 participants, pre-registration is required. 
• Cost: $25 (includes lunch)

For more information or to register for this event, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival website.

This guided tour is part of the Aldo Leopold Festival – Adventure Day Trip Series. Most of this trip’s costs are underwritten by the LTC in appreciation for your efforts — thank you! 

An information packed, land and sea adventure to learn more about the Les Cheneaux area and the Martin Reef Light Station with Dan Reelitz as your guide. For late sleepers, start your day with great locally-roasted-beans coffee at the Les Cheneaux Coffee Roasters, followed by a boat ride to Government Island. Once there, hike along the trails while learning how the island was used for constructing Lake Huron’s remote Martin Reef Light Station. After lunch and a return voyage, you may choose to gather at Les Cheneaux Distillers to swap stories and enjoy a drink of choice. Participants will also receive a copy of the book “Martin Reef, Lightship to Lighthouse” by John Sellman.

• Time: 9:30 AM –3:00  PM
• Guide: Dan Reelitz
• Limit: 12, pre-registration is required.
• Cost: $75 (includes coffee and lunch

For more information or to register for this trip, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival website. 

This workshop is part of the Aldo Leopold Festival – Adventure Day Trip Series. 

Contact Tricia Denton 231-313-0359

LWVLeelanau@gmail.com

Plastic Be Gone

Protecting Biodiversity with EcoFriendly Products: Inside and Outside

League of Women Voters of Leelanau County

Wednesday, June 1, 2022 at 12:00 Noon via Zoom

Did you know–

>Liquid soaps require 5 times more energy to manufacture and have 10 times higher carbon footprint than bar soaps!

>Liquid soap is packaged in plastic.

>We use 6 times more liquid soap to wash our hands!

Learn about this and more at the LWVLC Energy & Natural Resource Forum!

The public is welcome. Mark your calendar for June 1 at noon.

Please register in advance here:

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_yIV1IIofRoSszPqp0MNSqg

Les Cheneaux welcomes you to celebrate the legacy of Aldo Leopold — one of America’s most influential naturalists — during our festival, June 1st – June 5th, 2022. Activities include paddling excursions, orchid and wildflower tours, birding trips, presentations, and many other nature-based activities. Experience the woods and water that formed Leopold’s early impressions of the natural world as we honor the mark he made on conservation and the environment.

The cost for a Festival Pass is $45 per person, children 17 and under are free! Due to the popularity of this event, pre-registration is required for ALL participants. To register, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival website.

View and download our online festival program.

This fun family event is back! Join us for this FUN Weekend!

Springs Park in Downtown Frankfort. The fun begins with a Nite-crawler Hunt on Friday. The Kids gather at Mineral Springs Park at dusk with their flashlights, rain gear (just in case) and buckets to gather their WORMS! Gotta have worms to go Fishin’.

Then, Saturday, bright and early, starting at 8 a.m., bring the whole family to enjoy a day of FISHING! The kids will receive free t-shirts, free pizza (compliments of Frankfort A. Papano’s Pizza), drinks & sweet treats compliments of Family Fare and Frankfort-Elberta Chamber of Commerce. Kids! Bring your fishing rod. If you don’t have one, we will provide one for you!

There will be no entry fees and no licenses required for kids! No kid is turned away but we ask that every kid is accompanied by a parent or adult. Last year we had more than 100 kids show up for these fun events.

If you’re interested in helping in any way or need more information, please call the Chamber at 231-352-7251 or email fcofc@frankfort-elberta.com. If you have any used fishing equipment appropriate for kids you’d like to donate, you can drop it off at the Frankfort-Elberta Area Chamber of Commerce at 517 Main Street. The many volunteers hope that our “Kids” and their families enjoy this annual event.

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Annual old-fashioned carnival with games, rides and food. Location: Open Space Park on Betsie Bay

CARNIVAL HOURS:

June 30, 5pm-10pm

July 1, 3pm – 10pm

July 2, 12pm – 10pm

July 3, 12pm – 10pm

July 4, 10am – 11pm

Annual old-fashioned carnival with games, rides and food. Location: Open Space Park on Betsie Bay

CARNIVAL HOURS:

June 30, 5pm-10pm

July 1, 3pm – 10pm

July 2, 12pm – 10pm

July 3, 12pm – 10pm

July 4, 10am – 11pm

Friday, July 1

Family Crafts  – Held at the Park at Water’s Edge. Reservations are not required for all craft activities. 

• Painting Studio: 10am
• Glitter Tattoos: Noon

Chairlift Rides – Held from 4 – 8pm
Live Music in Barr Park – Held from 6 – 8pm
Mountain Adventure Zone Campfire – Held at 8pm

Saturday, July 2

Fourth of July 5k Fun Run  – Race begins at 9am! A commemorative medal will be provided to all participants upon 5k completion. Learn more »
Family Crafts  – Held at the Park at Water’s Edge. Reservations are not required for all craft activities. 

• Sand Art: 10am
• Glitter Tattoos: Noon

Chairlift Rides – Held from 4 – 8pm
Live Music in Barr Park  – Held from 6 – 8pm
Summer Sounds Concert: Held at Michigan Legacy Art Park at 7pm.
Mountain Adventure Zone Campfire  – Held at 8pm

Sunday, July 3

Family Golf Scramble: Shotgun start begins at 8:30am!

Firecracker Short Track Mountain Bike Race:
Held at 10am. This high-energy, spectator friendly event features
off-road racing on a short circuit. Riders will traverse terrain with
steep climbs, technical descents, forest trails, rocky paths and
obstacles within the race. Learn more »

Family Crafts  – Held at the Park at Water’s Edge. Reservations are not required for all craft activities. 

• Nature Frames: 10am
• Glitter Tattoos: Noon

Bike & Golf Cart Parade – Held at 4:30pm. Our
theme is Red, White, Blue, and Americana Fun! Free to participate.
Guests must use their own personal bikes or golf carts for the parade.

Registration available from June 25 – July 2, 2022 at the Mountain Adventure Zone or call us at  888-968-7686
ext. 7500. Each participant will receive a number to display on their
bike or golf cart. Entries are subject to review. Registrants must be
lined up at 4pm at the Mountain Adventure Zone for judging. Prizes will
be awarded to the top 3 golf carts and top 3 bikes! 

Golf Cart Prizes

• First Place: Dinner for Two at the Thistle Pub & Grille
• Second Place: Prize Pack from the Mountain Market
• Third Place: Meal Vouchers for the Beach House

Bike Prizes

• First Place: One-Hour Complimentary Alpine Slide Reservation
• Second Place: One Adventure Sport Choice (Adventure Course, Climbing Wall, Outdoor Laser Tag, Archery, or Archery Tag)
• Third Place: One Craft Program (Excludes Build-A-Buddy)

Backyard Bash: Held from 5 – 9pm. Enjoy music and dancing plus lawn games, treats and more! Additional details coming soon.

Inflatable Activities  – Held on the Lodge Lawn from
5 – 9pm. Each activity will require a wristband, which can be purchased
at the Mountain Adventure Zone, Park at Water’s Edge or ticket booth on
the Lodge Lawn during the event. $20 per wristband for unlimited use of
the inflatables.  Waivers are required for these activities.

• Bounce House
• Obstacle Course
• Giant 18′ Slide
• Wrecking Ball Game

Chairlift Rides – Held from 10am – 4pm and 5pm – 9pm. No Downhill Mountain Biking from 5 – 9pm.
Outdoor Movie on the Lodge Lawn : 9:30pm – 11pm, featuring The Sandlot

Monday, July 4

Family Crafts  – Held at the Park at Water’s Edge. Reservations are not required for all craft activities. 

• Sand Art: 10am
• Glitter Tattoos: Noon

Available Daily

Mountain Adventure Zone

* Indicates reservations are required. Please call  888-968-7686  ext. 7500 to reserve.

• Bike Rentals
• Alpine Slide *
• Archery *
• Archery Tag *
• Outdoor Laser Tag *

Park at Water’s Edge

* Indicates reservations are required. Please call  888-968-7686  ext. 7000 to reserve.

• Lap Swim *
• Outdoor Pool & Water Playground
• Vertical Edge Climbing Wall *
• Edge Adventure Course * 

Parade (10am), Art in the Park (10-5), Carnival (10-10), Sand Sculpture Contest (noon – 3pm), Decorated Bike Contest (9:30am), FIREWORKS at dusk- Approximately 10:30pm

Save the date for one of the most spectacular shows of
the year!

Enjoy family friendly activities in Walloon Lake Village:

🎭 Face Painting & Kids
Activities

🎸 Live Music with Jedi
Mind Trip from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM

🎆 Fireworks beginning at
dusk

🍻 All Day Dock Bar
Specials at Barrel Back Restaurant

The program features eight professional dancers from national and international companies, and includes Traverse City natives Sarah Wolff and Gabriella Dorman. Performances will feature four works, including new creations by directors Lott and Whitney and a staging of “Something I Had in Mind.” The TCPD is delighted to bring back this delightful balletic comedy presented in our very first season. By Italian-born choreographer Mauro di Candia. The evening will also feature live music in collaboration by former Alonzo King LINES dancers & rehearsal director Kara Wilkes and celebrated Kalamazoo-based cellist and vocalist Jordan Hamilton. Hamilton and Wilkes are recipients of the TCDP’s 2022 NewVo Fellowship, which support new creation by choreographers and composers. The NewVo Fellowship is made possible by a seed grant from Rotary Charities of Traverse City. All performances will be ADA accessible. For outdoor performances, audience members should plan to bring their own blankets and/or chairs. Please reserve your space in advance as seating will be limited. Free kids performance. Please reserve free tickets in advance. BYO blanket/chair. Suggested donation $15. Doors open at noon. 

The program features eight professional dancers from national and international companies, and includes Traverse City natives Sarah Wolff and Gabriella Dorman. Performances will feature four works, including new creations by directors Lott and Whitney and a staging of “Something I Had in Mind.” The TCPD is delighted to bring back this delightful balletic comedy presented in our very first season. By Italian-born choreographer Mauro di Candia. The evening will also feature live music in collaboration by former Alonzo King LINES dancers & rehearsal director Kara Wilkes and celebrated Kalamazoo-based cellist and vocalist Jordan Hamilton. Hamilton and Wilkes are recipients of the TCDP’s 2022 NewVo Fellowship, which support new creation by choreographers and composers. The NewVo Fellowship is made possible by a seed grant from Rotary Charities of Traverse City. All performances will be ADA accessible. For outdoor performances, audience members should plan to bring their own blankets and/or chairs. Please reserve your space in advance as seating will be limited.  FREE. Please reserve tickets in advance. BYO blanket/chair. Suggested donation $15. 

The program features eight professional dancers from national and international companies, and includes Traverse City natives Sarah Wolff and Gabriella Dorman. Performances will feature four works, including new creations by directors Lott and Whitney and a staging of “Something I Had in Mind.” The TCPD is delighted to bring back this delightful balletic comedy presented in our very first season. By Italian-born choreographer Mauro di Candia. The evening will also feature live music in collaboration by former Alonzo King LINES dancers & rehearsal director Kara Wilkes and celebrated Kalamazoo-based cellist and vocalist Jordan Hamilton. Hamilton and Wilkes are recipients of the TCDP’s 2022 NewVo Fellowship, which support new creation by choreographers and composers. The NewVo Fellowship is made possible by a seed grant from Rotary Charities of Traverse City. All performances will be ADA accessible. For outdoor performances, audience members should plan to bring their own blankets and/or chairs. Please reserve your space in advance as seating will be limited. FREE. Please reserve tickets in advance. BYO blanket/chair. Suggested donation $20. Doors open 6 p.m.

Join us for ALICE: A Rock Musical, an original parody production created and performed by P45’s Youthquake Company, directed by Daniel Lendzian (UGLY: A New Pop Musical). A twisted take on a beloved tale, ALICE brings new life into Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland with a Queen of Hearts origin story for the ages. Through pop rock hits from the 90s and 2000s, ALICE is a rebellious tale of discovering the strength in one’s heart. Young performers in grades 7-12 are invited to audition for this four-week Youthquake Company training program, culminating in P45’s season finale of the summer. The performance is 90 minutes long. Appropriate for all ages.

Join us for ALICE: A Rock Musical, an original parody production created and performed by P45’s Youthquake Company, directed by Daniel Lendzian (UGLY: A New Pop Musical). A twisted take on a beloved tale, ALICE brings new life into Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland with a Queen of Hearts origin story for the ages. Through pop rock hits from the 90s and 2000s, ALICE is a rebellious tale of discovering the strength in one’s heart. Young performers in grades 7-12 are invited to audition for this four-week Youthquake Company training program, culminating in P45’s season finale of the summer. The performance is 90 minutes long. Appropriate for all ages.

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Join us for ALICE: A Rock Musical, an original parody production created and performed by P45’s Youthquake Company, directed by Daniel Lendzian (UGLY: A New Pop Musical). A twisted take on a beloved tale, ALICE brings new life into Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland with a Queen of Hearts origin story for the ages. Through pop rock hits from the 90s and 2000s, ALICE is a rebellious tale of discovering the strength in one’s heart. Young performers in grades 7-12 are invited to audition for this four-week Youthquake Company training program, culminating in P45’s season finale of the summer. The performance is 90 minutes long. Appropriate for all ages.

Join us for ALICE: A Rock Musical, an original parody production created and performed by P45’s Youthquake Company, directed by Daniel Lendzian (UGLY: A New Pop Musical). A twisted take on a beloved tale, ALICE brings new life into Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland with a Queen of Hearts origin story for the ages. Through pop rock hits from the 90s and 2000s, ALICE is a rebellious tale of discovering the strength in one’s heart. Young performers in grades 7-12 are invited to audition for this four-week Youthquake Company training program, culminating in P45’s season finale of the summer. The performance is 90 minutes long. Appropriate for all ages.

The program features eight professional dancers from national and international companies, and includes Traverse City natives Sarah Wolff and Gabriella Dorman. Performances will feature four works, including new creations by directors Lott and Whitney and a staging of “Something I Had in Mind.” The TCPD is delighted to bring back this delightful balletic comedy presented in our very first season. By Italian-born choreographer Mauro di Candia. The evening will also feature live music in collaboration by former Alonzo King LINES dancers & rehearsal director Kara Wilkes and celebrated Kalamazoo-based cellist and vocalist Jordan Hamilton. Hamilton and Wilkes are recipients of the TCDP’s 2022 NewVo Fellowship, which support new creation by choreographers and composers. The NewVo Fellowship is made possible by a seed grant from Rotary Charities of Traverse City. All performances will be ADA accessible. For outdoor performances, audiences members should plan to bring their own blankets and/or chairs. Please reserve your space in advance as seating will be limited. Doors open at 6 p.m. FREE. Suggested donation $20. Please reserve your tickets in advance. BYO chair/blanket. BYOB or wine! Rain date is August 4. 

The biggest weekend of the summer in Frankfort will begin on Friday, August 19 when Art Fair exhibitors will be in Market Square Park providing a preview of their art for purchase from 1pm – 7pm. The Frankfort United Methodist Church will host their annual Pulled Pork Picnic and also that evening, there will be a Concert in the Park at Mineral Springs Park at 7pm.

On Saturday, August 20, the 46th Annual Frankfort Art Fair will continue where over 150 artists will be displaying their work from 10 AM – 4 PM in Market Square Park on M-22.

Also on Saturday, the Collector Car Show is back and will be held in Mineral Springs Park in downtown Frankfort. Registration begins at 8 am and presentation of awards after the judging at 1:30pm.

The Benzie Bus FREE shuttle service is available from 10am – 4pm. NO PETS will be allowed into Market Square Park on Friday or Saturday.

This event is coordinated by the Frankfort-Elberta Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by their Corporate Premier Sponsors: Dinghy’s Restaurant & Bar, TC Tourism, State Savings Bank, Graceland Fruit, West Shore Bank and Curtis Insurance.

For more information please call the Frankfort-Elberta Area Chamber of Commerce at 231-352-7251 or email fcofc@frankfort-elberta.com

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