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  • 6V6 Coed Volleyball Tournament

    6V6 COED VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT   Saturday, June 13th from 10am – 5pm During Bridgefest – Register by June 8th   18+ – 3 Females Minimum, 16 Teams Max, $100 per team Games will be held on the Sand Courts at Hancock Beach plus Chutes n’ Ladders

  • Little Trout Lake Park Ribbon Cutting

    Little Trout Lake Park Gwinn, MI, United States

    LTL Park Ribbon Cutting Press Release June 13th 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m Little Trout Lake Park

  • Pride

    Pride Saturday, June 13, 1 pm

  • Falls River Duck Race

    L’Anse Waterfront L'Anse, Michigan

    Falls River Duck Race   June 13th at 3:00pm L’Anse Waterfront $10 per Duck – All proceeds benefit the L’Anse Fire Department   1st & 2nd – Handmade Cedar Double Bench Picnic Table 3rd & 4th – Handmade Cedar Single Bench Picnic Table 5th – Two Handmade Cedar Bonfire Benches 6th – Truckload of Firewood and 3 Fishing Lures Donated by “The Legend” Joey Lee

  • Lake Linden Farmers Market

    Lake Linden Village Park Lake Linden, Michigan

    Lake Linden Farmers Market   Fridays 3-6 pm Located in the Lake Linden Village Park June through to September   lakelindenfarmersmarket.com facebook.com/lakelindenmi instagram.com/lakelindenfarmersmarket lakelindenmarket@gmail.com

  • Fireworks at Bridgefest 2026

    Houghton Houghton

    The Keweenaw Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce that IncredibleBank will serve as the official Jon Davis Memorial Fireworks Sponsor for Bridgefest 2026, taking place June 11–14, 2026.   As the Fireworks Sponsor, IncredibleBank is proud to support one of Bridgefest’s most anticipated traditions. “We’re thrilled to be part of Bridgefest 2026,” said Kyle Kumpula, Market Manager of IncredibleBank. “Supporting the fireworks is a wonderful way to bring people together and celebrate our community. We’re looking forward to sharing an unforgettable night with residents and visitors alike.”   The fireworks display will take place on Saturday, June 13, with

  • PWPL Presents: 1-ON-1 Tech Coaching for Seniors

    pwpl 217 N Front St, Marquette, MI, United States

    Tuesday, June (2,9,16,23), 2026  10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.  Local History Research Room, Peter White Public Library.  Need help with the settings on your phone or iPad? Want to download travel apps before you leave town? Need help utilizing the library’s Memory Lab or navigating Libby? Learn how to make your electronic devices work the way you want, with the help of Christine Ault, retired teacher and teach coach, Tuesday mornings from 10 AM – 3 PM during June, July and August in the Local History Research Room of the Peter White Public Library. Call the Reference Desk at 906-226-4311

  • PWPL Presents: Drop-in Meditation with Meditate Marquette

    pwpl 217 N Front St, Marquette, MI, United States

    Tuesdays, June (2, 9, 16, 23, 30) 2026.  6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Fridays, June (5, 12, 26) 2026.  Noon – 1:00 p.m. Peter White Public Library Heritage Room.  Mediate Marquette and PWPL have collaborated to offer two in-person mindfulness meditation programs each week this summer. Sessions will include a combination of talks, seated meditation, and movement practices. All individuals, regardless of previous experience or spiritual affiliation, are welcome to attend.  For further information, please contact meditatemarquette@gmail.com or call 906-226-4303.  

  • Juhannus Summer Solstice Celebration

    Hancock, MI

    The world’s first American Finno-Ugric Capital of Culture, Hancock, Michigan, is going to celebrate Juhannus (the longest, brightest day of the year) on June 17-20. In true Nordic fashion, the sunshine sticks around until 10-11 p.m. Hancock has been called the most Finnish place in the United States by National Geographic, and for good reason. Tradition is lived here every day – and with a modern twist – the Juhannus Summer Solstice Celebration is a can’t miss event for your summer trip planning. Here’s why… The full schedule is now available, featuring four days of Finnish, Sámi, Estonian, Hungarian and broader Finno-Ugric culture through