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Mackinac Island Town Crier Published September 24

You Can’t Take it with You | Mackinac Island Community Theater Stages Reader’s Theater Production of Classic Play

Mackinac Island’s theater season began early again this year with the production of “You Can’t Take it With You,” a one-night reader’s theater performance held Thursday, September 17, at the theater in Mission Point Resort’s Center for the Arts. “You Can’t Take it With You” is a…

The St. Ignace News Published September 21

Arts Dockside Attracts Many Vendors, Visitors

Labor Day weekend is always a time of creativity in St. Ignace via the city’s annual Arts Dockside craft fair. This year’s 49th annual show took place at the St. Ignace Public Marina and its neighboring waterfront park Saturday, September 5, and Sunday, September 6, including…

The St. Ignace News Published September 21

MichMack HiSTORIES

The portrait of Cherokee Chief David Vann is featured this month in the Michilimackinac Historical Society’s McKenney-Hall Portrait Collection. David Vann was born in the East Cherokee Nation, Georgia Province, in 1800 and became a consequential leader of the Cherokee people. He…

Mackinac Island Town Crier Published September 17

Music on the Trail Celebrates the Arts, Nature’s Wonder

Art and nature came together in a celebration of culture with the Mackinac Art Council’s Music on the Trail event Sunday afternoon, September 13. The free, five-hour event took place along the Mackinac Island Botanical Trail featuring performances by Michigan musicians, dancers,…

Mackinac Island Town Crier Published September 10

Mackinac Maritime Memories

Michilimackinac, Anishinaabek for the “place of the great turtle,” has a complex, rich, and illustrious maritime history with its port cities and islands that lie within the emerald, turquoise, and sky-blue waterways of the Straits of Mackinac. The meeting of Lakes Michigan and…

Mackinac Island Town Crier Published September 10

A Look at History

At Colonial Michilimackinac, costumed interpreters show how a 1700s public-private partnership brought together uniformed British troops and enterprising fur traders. This means that the buildings within the stockaded walls of the fort housed officers, soldiers, and civilians,…

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