Fiesta celebrates 60 years with expanded festival
LAUP's Fiesta is more than just a party. Celebrating 60 years, this year's festival has been expanded to a week-long event (July 15-21) with documentaries, discussions, food, culture, and more.
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Celtic Festival returns June 21-22
The third annual Celtic Festival returns June 21-22 to the Ottawa County Fairgrounds.
Historic Cottages of Highland Park: The complete series
Highland Park is one of the oldest summer cottage resorts in the state, and it has a unique history. Discover the mariners, artists, and industrialists who made Highland Park what it is.
Windmill Island Gardens kicks off Books and Blooms Kids Summer Series
This summer, Windmill Island is hosting a Books and Blooms Summer Series that features a story time followed by a fun, educational, and hands-on activity.
Lakeshore communities look to education to prevent drownings
Park Township is among the Lakeshore communities working to improve water safety and decrease drowning deaths through several innovative approaches.
Adelaide Pointe celebrates grand opening of Michigan’s first new marina in nearly three decades
Adelaide Pointe on Muskegon Lake incorporates both private and public amenities into its plan, including fishing spots, a soft shoreline, and residential property along the lake.
PHOTOS: Iconic beachside store reopens
Take a look inside the newly rebuilt ‘vintage’ Ottawa Beach General Store that has reopened next to Holland State Park in time for summer.
June things to do: Celtic fest, Juneteenth, Father’s Day, Parade of Homes, food, music, movies, art
There’s something for everyone coming up: summer reading challenges, a sand sculpture contest, chalk art, a heritage festival, the Lakeshore HBA Parade of Homes, Pride events, and a quilt exhibit.
Port Sheldon is celebrating centennial while looking to the future
Port Sheldon Township is celebrating its centennial this month, but at the same time officials are also looking to the future.
Tri-cities Historical Museum celebrating 100 years of special connection with Coast Guard
The Tri-Cities Historical Museum is celebrating the special and longstanding connection Grand Haven has had with the U.S. Coast Guard with its exhibit Picnics and Parades: 100 Years of Grand Haven’s Coast Guard Festival opening Saturday, May 18, and running through the summer.
Celtic Festival returns June 21-22
The third annual Celtic Festival returns June 21-22 to the Ottawa County Fairgrounds.
Historic Cottages of Highland Park: The complete series
Highland Park is one of the oldest summer cottage resorts in the state, and it has a unique history. Discover the mariners, artists, and industrialists who made Highland Park what it is.
Windmill Island Gardens kicks off Books and Blooms Kids Summer Series
This summer, Windmill Island is hosting a Books and Blooms Summer Series that features a story time followed by a fun, educational, and hands-on activity.
Lakeshore communities look to education to prevent drownings
Park Township is among the Lakeshore communities working to improve water safety and decrease drowning deaths through several innovative approaches.
Adelaide Pointe celebrates grand opening of Michigan’s first new marina in nearly three decades
Adelaide Pointe on Muskegon Lake incorporates both private and public amenities into its plan, including fishing spots, a soft shoreline, and residential property along the lake.
PHOTOS: Iconic beachside store reopens
Take a look inside the newly rebuilt ‘vintage’ Ottawa Beach General Store that has reopened next to Holland State Park in time for summer.
June things to do: Celtic fest, Juneteenth, Father’s Day, Parade of Homes, food, music, movies, art
There’s something for everyone coming up: summer reading challenges, a sand sculpture contest, chalk art, a heritage festival, the Lakeshore HBA Parade of Homes, Pride events, and a quilt exhibit.
Port Sheldon is celebrating centennial while looking to the future
Port Sheldon Township is celebrating its centennial this month, but at the same time officials are also looking to the future.
Tri-cities Historical Museum celebrating 100 years of special connection with Coast Guard
The Tri-Cities Historical Museum is celebrating the special and longstanding connection Grand Haven has had with the U.S. Coast Guard with its exhibit Picnics and Parades: 100 Years of Grand Haven’s Coast Guard Festival opening Saturday, May 18, and running through the summer.
