Sip Local During Cocktail Week GR
Cocktail Week GR is back after an incredibly successful debut last year. Visit Grand Rapids now thru November 20, 2016, to join in the fun as Michigan’s creative beverage capital celebrates the art of the craft cocktail. Savor the unique flavors of made-in-Grand Rapids artisanal spirits while enjoying special food-cocktail pairings! Sip Local! Bebidas Estilo GR!
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Traverse City Beer Week Now in Full Swing
There’s still time to indulge in the tastings, dinners, games, workshops and lectures devoted to the area’s celebrated craft beer industry. This Traverse City event showcases the city’s microbreweries, brewpubs and craft beer taprooms with spirited festivities that feature a variety of fun and informative events at restaurants, bars and retail stores all across town.
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Order the Pure Michigan Winter Travel Guide
Gear up for the cold weather and make plans for your next winter getaway to the Great Lakes State with Michigan’s new official winter travel guide. This free guide provides the perfect Michigan winter playbook. Whether you’re looking for an adrenaline rush, a family-friendly outing or a relaxing weekend escape—you’ll find many great winter adventures to explore within the 64-page guide. Order your copy online at michigan.org.
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Distinct Culinary Experiences
When you crave a meal beyond the norm, Michigan boasts a number of eateries to fit the bill. Feast on bold combinations, ready-to-eat grocery items from a popular deli, locally-grown produce—as well as meat, poultry and fish from nearby forests and streams. Follow our guide to 10 standout restaurants housed in a number of eclectic former venues—from train depots to farmhouses—and prepare to enjoy these diverse culinary jewels.
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Uniquely Motown
From world-class museums to hand-crafted metal works, from carefully-made musical instruments to trendy longboards, and from sports memorabilia to ceramic pottery—Detroit offers visitors a number of unique mementos to buy and transport back home to remember their visit to Michigan’s largest city.
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