Harvest Bazaar Saturday, October 11 from 11:00 am – 2:00 pm L’Anse Methodist Church Lunch will be served: Sloppy Joe’s, Hotdogs, Hot Turkey Sandwiches, Desserts Come operate the Cider Press and enjoy a glass of fresh apple cider! Holiday Crafts, Country Store, Bake Sale, White Elephant Sale. Proceeds support Mission Projects
Omega House Presents The Hype! All proceeds benefit Omega House Saturday, October 11th @ 7pm Calumet Theatre VIP Packages Available Beverages Available Get you tickets today online or in the box office! 906-337-2610 Tickets start at $25
Coat the Copper Country. The winter wear drive is underway with collection boxes at local businesses and churches. We are also accepting winter wear and monetary donations at the Angel Mission Free Store, 433 5th St, Calumet, MI 49913. We will offer two days for our initial winter-wear giveaway. The first is for children notified by the schools to participate in the program. Those children had opportunity to pre-register for the program and will pick up items at The Salvation Army in Hancock on Friday, October 24, 4:00-8:00, pre-registration is required. The second giveaway is open to the public on
The Keweenaw National Historical Park Advisory Commission will convene for its regular quarterly meeting at 1:00pm on Tuesday, October 14, 2025. The meeting will be held in-person at the Village of Calumet/Calumet Theatre third floor ballroom. The meeting will include an update on the work of the Commission during the last quarter, discussion of the upcoming year’s budget and plans and projects to be undertaken over the next year. Due to the ongoing government shutdown, the National Park Service will NOT be taking part in this meeting. However, questions, requests, and comments from members of the public are welcomed. The Keweenaw NHP
KBIC Victim Services & Programs – Two Spirit Talking Circle: Sewing & Garment Making Tuesday, October 14, 2025 from 4:00 to 8:00 pm Zeba Hall Call 353-4592
For 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 15 Be a better gardener! Find out more about soils and how they drive the health of native plants at a Zoom talk by soils scientist Dr. Ken Farrish, set for 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 15. Learn more and register at keweenaw.wildones.org
Healthcare for all Townhall MICARE – A WAY FORWARD 7pm, October 115th, 2025 @ Fifth and Elm, Hancock Learn how MICare (GB 4407) guarantees healthcare for all – no copays, premiums, or deductibles. Hear from Rep. Rheingans on covering physical, dental, and mental health care. Ask questions, share your story, and join the fight for healthcare as a human right. Speaker: State Rep. Carrie Rheingans, House District 47
October 15 Healthcare For All Townhall – MICARE – A Way Forward 7-9 pm ET 5th & Elm, 426 Quincy St., Hancock * Learn how MiCare (HB 4407) guarantees healthcare for all – no copays, premiums, or deductible. * Hear from Rep. Rheingans on covering physical, dental, and mental health care. * Ask questions, share your story, and join the fight for healthcare as a human right. This town hall will focus on proposed Michigan legislation for single-payer.
Bayside Village Candy Donations Needed Please donate to our candy cauldron located in our front entrance. Please be sure that all candy is store bought and individually wrapped for residents to pass to trick or treaters on Halloween. Thank you! All donations must be made by October 27th. Please direct all questions to Deb Merrill in Activities 906-524-3563
Treat Street — Downtown Houghton Oct. 18 | 4–6 p.m. | Shelden Avenue Downtown Houghton’s favorite Halloween tradition returns for its 16th year! Dress up and hit Shelden Avenue for an evening of community-wide trick-or-treating. Local businesses and organizations will hand out candy along the downtown strip, creating a safe and festive atmosphere for families. Start anywhere along Shelden Avenue — no need to line up or check in — and please wait until 4 p.m. before collecting treats.