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Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore
The Best Nature Escape in the Midwest
Welcome to one of the most beautiful natural areas in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula. Come and enjoy 35 miles of Lake Michigan's eastern coastline, explore North and South Manitou Islands, and of course climb the dunes! Learn about the history of shipping, logging, and agriculture of the area by visiting a former Life-Saving Service/Coast Guard Stations, and Port Oneida Historic District.
Inland Seas Educational Association
Welcome to the Great Lakes Schoolship!
Inland Seas Education Association (ISEA) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide a floating classroom where people of all ages can gain first-hand training and experience in the Great Lakes ecosystem. The knowledge gained through these experiences will provide the leadership, understanding and commitment needed for the long-term stewardship of the Great Lakes
The Bay Theater
First run, independent, and foreign films in downtown Suttons Bay.
Leelanau Club at Bahle Farms
The Leelanau Club at Bahle Farms...located just 9 miles north of Traverse City's West Bay, in historic Suttons Bay.
Fishtown Preservation
Fishtown at a glance. In Leland's historic Fishtown, today's visitor can experience a living maritime culture in one of the few remaining commercial fishing complexes on the Great Lakes. For the past half-century it has been enjoyed and appreciated by thousands of visitors and regional residents who find the shanties, fish tugs, and docks that make up the property a living legacy of our maritime culture.
L Mawby Vineyards
Who We Are
Our goal has always been to produce the finest wines possible. We strive to make wines that express the unique soil and climate in which they grow, the personal attention they are given in vineyard and wine cellar, and the winegrower’s esthetic. Our wines are living things, raised with care, giving voice to our joie de vivre.
Interlochen Arts Academy
Arts lovers, lifelong learners and the world's most talented and motivated young people are drawn to Interlochen from all over the country and all over the world to celebrate and create excellence in creative writing, dance, motion picture arts, music, theatre, visual arts and academics. This cultural fusion creates an exhilarating energy with global impact.
Situated on a 1,200-acre campus surrounded by glacial lakes and pines, Interlochen attracts more than 265,200 visitors to its campus each year. Eight decades' worth of Interlochen alumni span the globe and have become leaders not only in the arts, but in professions from medicine to business to education.
Rabbi Chava Bahle
The Purple Plate Project
A wonderful idea, take a look, we should all do more along these lines
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