The non-profit based in Suttons Bay, MI provides educational programming to individuals, schools, and other groups looking for an immersive experience on the Great Lakes. The schooner, fittingly named Inland Seas, will be in the U.P. until August 7th, however its programs are booked up already. Fred Sitkins, the executive director of the program, says to watch out for the 77-foot sail boat next summer because the ISEA is looking to make a comeback with more public programs.
The event, located on E. Michigan Street at the Lakeshore Park Building, was created to fill the temporary absence of the annual art festivals that were cancelled because of COVID-19.
Performances in the Park happen every Thursday from 7 to 9 in Copper Harbor, ending for the season on September 2nd. The performances are free to the community, however organizers are asking for donations to build a permanent structure.
Emily Johnson is currently studying business, but is learning more about jewelry and metalsmithing through her position at Jandron's Fine Jewelry in Marquette.
The U.P. Trappers Convention and Outdoor Expo features over 200 vendors. The show's coordinator says you'll find so much more than trapping equipment and furs- including art, jewelry and other homemade goods.
The lottery-style raffle that gives vaccinated Michigan residents a chance to win $5 million in cash and a combined total of nearly $500,000 in college scholarships.
The funds were split among many state departments for food and housing support, water and sewer improvements, and broadband expansion, among many other things
Indoor capacity limits and mask requirements were lifted at midnight on Tuesday, June 22, and some Marquette business owners are already seeing the effects of restrictions being lifted.
Art Week concerts, workshops, exhibits, and events will be happening all week long and ending with a Willie Nelson Tribute Concert and poem closing event on Saturday in Marquette Tourist Park.
Though Art Week doesn’t officially begin until Monday, colorful, paper lanterns were placed among the trees by the City of Marquette Arts and Culture Center.
While the Plant Connection's sale will be open to all, the owner will individualize your experience by helping you shop, answering questions, and picking out the right plants for you and your space.
The Portage Lake District Library in Houghton introduced LinkedIn Learning to its website today. Pre-registration for the children's summer reading program also opened today.
