Independence Day is celebrated across the country, and the Lakeshore is no exception. Fireworks will streak across the sky in many Lakeshore communities. July events also include LAUP’s Fiesta, theater, garden walks, and street performances.
Whether you’re into walking tours, fun runs, or something altogether different, there is plenty to do along the lakeshore in June, including a D-Day commemoration, Pride Month events, music, old-time base ball.
There are many things to do along the Lakeshore in May, from Tulip Time in Holland to the annual Kite Festival in Grand Haven. There are also plays, concerts, exhibits, a craft fair, an adventure run and Memorial Day observances.
Whether your jam is theater, egg hunts, art, birds of prey and beer, or — of course — music, The Lakeshore has it all this April.
A polar plunge, theater, music, and a discussion of Michigan’s connection to mosquitoes and malaria. The Lakeshore has it all this March.
A beer-tasting fundraiser, art exhibits, swanky dinners, a kids’ program, and a lecture on the future of the nonprofit sector, The Lakeshore has it all this February.
Museum exhibits, outdoor activities, history programs, children’s projects, and concerts — January along The Lakeshore has it all.
There are lots of ways for Lakeshore residents and visitors to beat cabin fever in December. Theater productions, lighting displays, shopping opportunities, and visits with Santa abound.
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