Whether it’s the polished chrome and steel of the annual Kewadin Classic Car Show; the vendors, music and food of Folkfest, or stepping back into the past with Pioneer Day, the city’s calendar is bursting with ways to make your summer in Manistique unforgettable. From quiet walks along white-sand beaches on Lake Michigan to canoeing down a wilderness river to catching a crowd-pleasing summer festival, you can be sure you'll bring home memories that won't soon be forgotten.
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Manistique Farmers' Market
Seasonal Food, Farm & Artisan Market started in 2010
Wednesdays, May 27 - October 28
5-6:30pm at Triangle Park / Oak Street / Arbutus Ave
Visitors can expect an ever-changing array of seasonal fruits and vegetables sourced directly from local farms, ensuring freshness and quality. In addition to farm-fresh produce, we also feature artisanal foods such as homemade jams, honey, and baked goods. Beyond food and beverages, the market showcases the talents of local artisans and crafters, offering an eclectic selection of handmade jewelry, knitwork, and artwork.
On rainy days, the market moves indoors to Lake Effect Arts at 244 S. Cedar St.
Summer Concert Series
Thursdays @ 6:30pm | June 18 - Aug 20, 2026
The Bandshell
180 N Maple Street - Manistique, MI
This year’s Music in Manistique Summer Concert Series will be presented by Lake Effect Community Arts Center in partnership with the City of Manistique. The concerts are sponsored by Manistique businesses and organizations and by a mini-grant from the Michigan Arts and Culture Council. Concerts will be performed outside at the Manistique City Band Shell, located in beautiful Central Park, beginning at 6:30pm. In the case of inclement weather, concerts will be moved to Little Bear West Arena. Concertgoers are encouraged to bring a lawn chair.
2026-2027 "Capture the Spirit of Manistique" Photo Contest
Photo Contest runs from July 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027
Submit pictures taken in the Manistique area or nearby attractions using the upload form at the link below. Winning photo of the 2026-2027 Manistique Photo Contest will be featured on the cover of the 2027 Manistique Visitors Guide and the photographer credited inside. Weekend getaway or local prize package: Stay at Manistique Sands and receive breakfast, lunch and dinner for 2 days. The winner will also be featured on Visit Manistique's website and Facebook page.
If you've been thinking about entering, there's still plenty of time! Limited to 3 photo entries per category. Keep those cameras clicking, and good luck to everyone who has entered. Thank you for helping us celebrate the beauty of Manistique! Check back for voting for your favorite photos!
Annual Events
Manistique Folk Festival
Downtown Manistique | 2nd Saturday in July
The most anticipated event of the year features vendors & crafters, food vendors, tasty treats, AND live music all day & night! Folk Fest is a celebration of life that takes place on the main street of Manistique, Michigan. Art and Craft Booths display their diverse wares on the second block continuing North on Cedar St while the aromas of Multicultural Food Booths tempt the participants down the street. Consistently ranked as a favorite small town getaway by visitors, Manistique's natural beauty provides the perfect setting for a day of antiquing and shopping.
Manistique Trout & Salmon Derby
Manistique, Michigan | last weekend in July
Manistique attracts anglers from all over the Great Lakes to take part in the annual Trout & Salmon Derby. Started in 1985 by local fishermen, the derby has grown every year to now regularly exceed 300 participants. The derby pays 1st-8th place in both Trout and Salmon categories based on largest fish, plus an optional 3-3-3 side tournament. Each year an average of $20,000 is paid out in cash and prizes. The Monday-Wednesday prior to the weekend, a pre-fishing tournament is run, and pays out the top three fish caught each of those days.
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Manistique Car Show
Downtown Manistique | Labor Day Weekend
The annual Manistique Car Show features an eclectic mix of custom cars, hot rods, and classics. In addition to the cars, guests can enjoy music, food, and more! Enjoy your Labor Day weekend in Manistique! Kick off the weekend with the Friday Night Cruise. The Car Show begins on Saturday morning. Come enjoy this great family event in Downtown Manistique's Social District! Check out the cars, browse the shops, and enjoy some good food and brews!
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September 25 - October 5
Urania Statue Restoration "Watch Live"
Manistique Water Tower
100 Deer Street - Manistique
Visit the Water Tower and observe Decorative Objects and Sculpture Conservator Renata Palubinskas as she carefully and meticulously returns Urania to her original 1922 color and condition, preserving the sculpture’s historic character while restoring its appearance for future generations to appreciate. Observation days and times may vary based on the artists' products and techniques used during the process. Look for the "Conservator at Work" sign out front of the tower for open viewing times and stop in to observe this amazing restoration. The restoration is estimated to take 10 days to complete.
October 3
18th Annual Road Rally & Hail Mary Bloody Marys
Wheaty's Pub
204 S Cedar Street - Manistique, Michigan
8:45am - Close
Spend another Deloria Road Rally morning with Nick and the famous Hail Mary Bloody Marys! Indulge in some homemade breakfast egg rolls and search for some hidden prizes before your start time. See you at 8:45am!
October 3
Fayette Fall Fest
Fayette Historic State Park
4785 II Road, Garden, MI
11am - 2pm
Join us on Saturday, October 3rd from 11 am - 2 pm for a variety of activities, including hayrides, Halloween style fun, pumpkin decorating, and kids' activities the adults will enjoy too! Costume contest and trick-or-treating to follow in the campground! All campers and day visitors are welcome to join in on the fun.
October 3
Drive and Motivation Generative Writing Workshop
Point Fratricide
Manistique, Michigan Area
2 - 5pm
The Writing Rock is now conducting three-hour sessions of guided writing prompts and generative exercises, held on the shores of Lake Michigan at Point Fratricide, the writing retreat of award-winning novelist and short story writer, Steve Amick.
Fun prompts and short craft talks that spur the creation of new characters and scenes by defining and sharpening character goals, needs, fears, and occupations. $15 - location will be revealed once you register but is in the Manistique area.
October 3
"Songwriters in the Round" Songwriters Group
Erickson Center for the Arts (Upper Level)
9224 Saw-Wa-Quato Street, Curtis, MI
7pm
Join local songwriter Dan McClelland for the first "Songwriters in the Round" Songwriters Group in the Upper Level of the ECA Building. This group is open to all ages and experience levels, and offers an intimate space for musicians and artists to create, share and discuss their songs and ideas. We encourage you to bring your favorite instrument, and your lyrics/songs to share with the group. FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. We would like to make this a monthly group, so please help spread the word to those who may be interested.
October 3
A Night For Comedy at Big Spring Tavern
Big Spring Tavern
1263N M-149 - Manistique, Michigan
8 - 9:30pm
Join us at Big Spring Tavern for a great night of laughter featuring Billy Reno and Bill Bushart. Come out early for dinner. Comedy show tickets $20 - limited seating. While not overly dirty, the comedians do use adult language and content. After honing his skills on the Detroit Comedy Scene, Billy Reno has taken his unique brand of comedy all across the country. Bill Bushart is a driving force in the Michigan stand up community and a performer at comedy clubs, theaters, bars, and bowling alleys, throughout the Midwest. Bill was named Funniest Comic in Detroit by readers of the Metro Times and HOUR Detroit Named him Best of Detroit Stand Up (2019).
October 4
Candle Pouring Workshop
LaTulip Brewing Co.
11858W US-2, Cooks, Michigan
2 - 4pm
🎃 PUMPKIN CANDLE POURING AT LATULIP! 🎃 If you can't make the September pumpkin class — or just want another excuse for a cozy fall afternoon — here’s your next chance! We'll be pouring candles in these gorgeous amber heirloom pumpkin jars — perfect for fall and pretty enough to keep using long after the candle is gone. 🍂 Choose your fragrance. Pour your own soy candle. Enjoy a fun, relaxed afternoon at LaTulip. $35 - Spots will be limited.
October 6
Books & Broomsticks
The Hive On Cedar
238 S Cedar Street, Manistique, MI
5:30 - 7pm
Grab your favorite witchy friend and come make some magic with Broken Spines Books 🖤 Broken Spines Books is taking over The Hive Commons at The Hive On Cedar for a cozy night of crafting, eating, sipping, shopping. 🎟️ Tickets: $40 - includes: 🧹 Your own cinnamon broomstick to decorate 🌿 All decorating supplies — ribbons, botanicals, charms & all the witchy little things 🧙♀️Instructions on how to make a witch's broom 🍕 Pizza 🥤 A dirty soda 📚 The Broken Spines Books pop-up bookstore will be OPEN during the event for you to shop for your next magical read! We'll be bringing plenty of witchy reads along for the occasion — magical, spooky, witchy goodness just waiting to be added to your TBR.
October 6
Thriller Flash Mob Lessons
The Hive on Cedar
238 S Cedar Street, Manistique, Michigan
6pm
Participate in the Manistique Thriller Flash Mob at the downtown Halloween street party on the evening of Friday, October 23rd. Practice sessions with Christi Ryan at The Hive on Cedar will be Tuesdays at 6pm - 9/29, 10/6, 10/13 and 10/20. Come to one, two or all four sessions, to learn and practice the choreography! Lessons are FREE for ages 14 and up (Consider making a donation to The Hive or having pizza for dinner before or after as payment.) Start thinking about your Zombie constume and let's fill the street with dancers!
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October 7
Manistique Farmer & Artisan Market
Triangle Park
Oak Street & Arbutus Ave - Manistique, Michigan
5 - 6:30pm
Seasonal Food, Farm & Artisan Market in Manistique, Michigan from May 27 - October 28. Every Wednesday from 5pm - 6:30pm. Visitors to the Manistique Farmer & Artisan Market will find convenient on-street parking, municipal parking, and a nearby parking lot along Arbutus Ave, ensuring easy access to the market's offerings. On rainy days, the market moves indoors to Lake Effect Arts at 244 S. Cedar St.
October 8
Loonapalooza Learning Series: Seney To Superior
Erickson Center's Pine Performance Center
N9224 Saw-Wa-Quato Street, Curtis, MI
7pm
Great Lakes Educator Elliot Nelson will explain how wetlands, fisheries, and people are connected, sharing practical conservation successes and the science that helps protect the Great Lakes for generations to come. Learn how places like Seney National Wildlife Refuge help protect clean water, support fish and wildlife, and strengthen one of the world's greatest freshwater ecosystems.
October 9
"Cosmic Dance" Opening Reception
Lake Effect Community Arts
244 S Cedar Street - Manistique, Michigan
5 - 7pm
Lake Effect Community Arts Center is proud to present Cosmic Dance featuring Philip Dattilo photography! Please join us Friday, October 9th from 5-7pm for an opening reception and to meet the artist. The show will be available to view Monday-Thursday 11am-4pm October 9th through November 7th.
October 9
St. Francis de Sales School Fish Fry
St. Francis de Sales School
210 Lake Street, Manistique, MI 49854
5 - 7pm
The Fish Fry is BACK!! Don't miss this delicious fish dinner! The meal will include fried white fish ($15) or a hot dog ($5), coleslaw, homemade fries, a roll, and a cookie. Water, coffee, and lemonade will be available. Kids can enjoy the playground, and we will have a bounce house!! This is a PTO event, and proceeds will go to the SFDS Parent Teacher Organization.
October 10
Big Sit! Bird Count
Seney National Wildlife Refuge
1674 Refuge Entrance Road, Seney, Michigan
10am - 2pm
How many birds can you identify in one day while staying within a 17-foot circle? That's the challenge of The Big Sit! Join us to observe, count and identify birds. Our sit circle will be located on the observation deck of the new visitor center.
October 10
Last Day of the Season
End of the Road Winery
6917 Burns Road, Germfask, Michigan
11am - 4pm
Who is going to stop and see us on the last day for the season? WINE - FOOD - MUSIC! 🍷 Bottle specials 🍷 Kayla's Top Tier Taste Food Truck 11am - 4pm. Live Music from Dennis Peacock 1 - 4pm.
October 10
Fall Apple Harvest Fest
Plesscher's Greenhouse
29034 County Road 98, McMillan, Michigan
11am - 4pm
Fun for the Family: Face Paiting, Tattoos, Petting Zoo, Bounce House, Hay Ride, Games. Food, Baked Goods, Apple Cider, Apples, Pears.
October 10
Boudrose Lounge Halloween Party
The Boudrose Lounge
375 Traders Point Dr #5, Manistique, MI 49854
5 - 10pm
We’re throwing a Boudrose Lounge Halloween Party! 💀🕸️ Join us from for an evening of: 👻 Craft cocktails 🎭 A costume contest 🎁 Giveaways & prizes 🕷️ Plenty of spooky Boudrose fun! Whether your costume is scary, funny, creative, or completely over-the-top, we want to see it! Grab your favorite ghouls, goblins, witches, and cocktail lovers and make a night of it. 🧙♀️🍹 Save the date, start planning your costume, and get ready for Costumes & Cocktails! 🎃💀🍸 Costume contest winners will be chosen at 8pm.
October 13
Veteran Coffee Hour
VFW Post 4420
344 Maple Street - Manistique
9 - 10:30am
Our Coffee Hour is back at the VFW Post 4420. Guest speaker will be Ashley Reitter, Schoolcraft County Conservation District Manager. Spouses always welcome.
October 13
Thriller Flash Mob Lessons
The Hive on Cedar
238 S Cedar Street, Manistique, Michigan
6pm
Participate in the Manistique Thriller Flash Mob at the downtown Halloween street party on the evening of Friday, October 23rd. Practice sessions with Christi Ryan at The Hive on Cedar will be Tuesdays at 6pm - 9/29, 10/6, 10/13 and 10/20. Come to one, two or all four sessions, to learn and practice the choreography! Lessons are FREE for ages 14 and up (Consider making a donation to The Hive or having pizza for dinner before or after as payment.) Start thinking about your Zombie constume and let's fill the street with dancers!
October 14
Manistique Farmer & Artisan Market
Triangle Park
Oak Street & Arbutus Ave - Manistique, Michigan
5 - 6:30pm
Seasonal Food, Farm & Artisan Market in Manistique, Michigan from May 27 - October 28. Every Wednesday from 5pm - 6:30pm. Visitors to the Manistique Farmer & Artisan Market will find convenient on-street parking, municipal parking, and a nearby parking lot along Arbutus Ave, ensuring easy access to the market's offerings. On rainy days, the market moves indoors to Lake Effect Arts at 244 S. Cedar St.
October 15
Wild Readers Book Club
The Mill
216 S Cedar Street, Manistique, MI
6 - 8pm
Join the Seney National Wildlife Refuge Wild Readers Book Club. The Club meets at The Mill Manistique on the 3rd Thursday of the month, July through November. We’ll read and discuss writings relevant to the Refuge. Our book for October discussion is "Of Time and Turtles" by Sy Montgomery.
October 15
"Spirits & Spirits" Live Mediumship Event
The Boudrose Lounge
375 Traders Point Dr #5, Manistique, MI 49854
7pm
October is here… and the veil is said to be thinner. Join Psychic Medium Steve Carter for an intimate live gallery-style mediumship event where messages from loved ones in spirit may be brought forward. A name, a memory, a message, a sign—or perhaps the words you’ve been hoping to hear. This evening may bring personal messages, direction, connection and even a sense of closure. You never know who may come through or what message may be waiting in the room.
October 17
Candle Pouring Workshop
Lake Effect Community Arts
244 S Cedar Street - Manistique, Michigan
1 - 3pm
Lake Effect Community Arts Center is proud to present Candle Pouring with Kitt Latsch of Of Curious Nature Candles. Learn the science behind candle making as you choose your scent and pour your own pumpkin candle jar. Cost is $35 per person. You will take home one candle.
October 17
Rikki Jo Neyer "Do You Believe in Miracles" Book Launch & Signing Event
The Pine Performance Center
N9224 Saw-Wa-Quato Street, Curtis, MI
2pm
“Do You Believe in Miracles” Our Journey Out of Darkness and Into the Light Book Launch & Reading Event with author Rikki Jo Neyer. ~FREE~ Join first-time author Rikki Jo Neyer as she shares deeply meaningful highlights from her debut book, “Do You Believe in Miracles Our Journey Out of Darkness and Into the Light”, a triumphant memoir that will resonate with every caregiver and family who has or is struggling to find medical answers for a loved one.
October 17
Purses With A Purpose
The Comfort Inn
617 E Lakeshore Drive - Manistique
5:30pm
Live Auction, Prizes, Cash Bar, Appetizers. Cocktails begin at 5pm, and the Auction starts at 5:30pm sharp! You'll have a chance to bid on beautiful designer purses packed with fun surprises, including local gift certificates, jewelry and more! Hosted by the Women's Club of Manistique, dedicated to supporting students pursuing postsecondary education in all forms, from skilled trades and technical training to two- and four-year college degrees. Tickets $25 - purchase ahead at Barr Team - Keller Williams Realty.
October 17
Halloween at the Lighthouse
Seul Choix Pointe Lighthouse
905 S. Seul Choix Road, Gulliver, MI
6 - 10pm
Come visit the Lighthouse for some October Halloween Fun! Non scary for the little ones from 6 to 7. From 7 to 10 you better be ready to be scared! We have new exhibits this year! Price: $10 per Adult, $5 per Children up to age 12. Fundraiser sponsored by the Gulliver Historical Society, Inc. Call 906-283-3183 for more information.
October 17
Open Mic Night
Manistique First United Methodist Church
190 N Cedar Street, Manistique, MI
6:30 - 8pm
We are looking for artists who would like to share their talent in a non-judgmental atmosphere! All levels of experience and forms of family friendly entertainment are welcome: skits, music, song, dance, poetry, and other readings will be held in our relaxing fellowship room. Refreshments will be available! A lift is available for entertainers and those who have difficulty using the stairs. Contact Carol Hollenbeck to sign up or for more information: (906) 341-6073, carolh930@gmail.com
October 18
Bring Your Own Pumpkin
Marley's Irish Pub
127 Walnut Street, Manistique, MI
1pm
Calling all the ghouls & goblins 😈 Sunday Oct. 18th - BRING YOUR OWN PUMPKIN 🎃 Carving & painting pumpkins at 1pm! Build your own bloody mary. Build your own mocktail.
October 20
Thriller Flash Mob Lessons
The Hive on Cedar
238 S Cedar Street, Manistique, Michigan
6pm
Participate in the Manistique Thriller Flash Mob at the downtown Halloween street party on the evening of Friday, October 23rd. Practice sessions with Christi Ryan at The Hive on Cedar will be Tuesdays at 6pm - 9/29, 10/6, 10/13 and 10/20. Come to one, two or all four sessions, to learn and practice the choreography! Lessons are FREE for ages 14 and up (Consider making a donation to The Hive or having pizza for dinner before or after as payment.) Start thinking about your Zombie constume and let's fill the street with dancers!
October 21
Manistique Farmer & Artisan Market
Triangle Park
Oak Street & Arbutus Ave - Manistique, Michigan
5 - 6:30pm
Seasonal Food, Farm & Artisan Market in Manistique, Michigan from May 27 - October 28. Every Wednesday from 5pm - 6:30pm. Visitors to the Manistique Farmer & Artisan Market will find convenient on-street parking, municipal parking, and a nearby parking lot along Arbutus Ave, ensuring easy access to the market's offerings. On rainy days, the market moves indoors to Lake Effect Arts at 244 S. Cedar St.
October 22
Pearl Jewelry Workshop
The Boudrose Lounge
375 Traders Point Dr #5, Manistique, MI
6pm
Participants will be involved in all steps of the process to create a beautiful piece of pearl jewelry. Each participant picks their oyster to shuck and discover their pearl. Everyone will then be walked through the process of cleaning and conditioning their pearl, how to use a pearl drill and set their pearl in a setting of their choosing! Rings, bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and charms will be available while supplies last. You will leave with a beautiful piece of jewelry in .925 sterling silver to last a lifetime! Beginner Friendly. Ages 12 and up welcome.
October 23
Wild West Spooktacular
New House Junction
218 Oak Street, Manistique, MI
3pm
This event will be a fundraising event for the Benard Family. 🤠💀 The Junction will be open and ready for you to enjoy your favorite food trucks & local vendors—with special events planned from afternoon into the evening! Step into our completely interactive Haunted Wild West Town, packed with spooky fun for the whole family: spooky horse-drawn carriage photo op, get locked up in the New House Town Jail—if you dare! 🔥 Bounce on a wild horse straight from the underworld, Ghostly Bowling, mysterious fortune teller, games, goodies and spooky giveaways, dinner from some of the best food trucks around, Shop with our talented makers and vendors, 🎬 Then settle in for a family-friendly outdoor movie beneath a canopy of spooky clouds—with bats looming overhead! Come hungry, wear your costume and plan to stay awhile. There will be tons to see, do, eat and explore before Sheriff Skelly finally runs us off!
October 23
Spooktacular
Downtown Manistique, Michigan
6 - 8pm
Come downtown for Trick-or-Treating, dancing, giveaways, and more! 🎃South Cedar St will be closed down for trick or treating and fun 👻 Grab the kids and costumes and head down for trick or treat. We will have tables set up all along the street with candy treats 🎃Be sure to pick up a passport at the Bostique. Fill the passport with business and service organization stamps. Turn the completed passport back into the Bostique. Your passport will go into a drawing for 2 youth bikes 👻You don’t want to miss our Spooky dance performance 🎃Don’t forget to stop in to all of our local businesses to see what tricks they have up their sleeves 👻 Photo ops with Skeletons and visit the Photo Booth
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October 23
Manistique Skeletour
Cedar Street, Downtown Manistique, Michigan
6 - 8pm
Local businesses are displaying creatively decorated skeletons as part of Skeletour, a month-long event that combines Halloween spirit with community engagement. Visitors can explore participating locations, where unique skeleton displays will be on view throughout October.
October 23 - 24
Habitat Haunted House
Habitat For Humanity HiawathaLand
in the Blanchard Center
401 Deer Street, Manistique, MI
7 - 9pm
Habitat for Humanity HiawathaLand will be hosting their annual Haunted House Fundraiser on October 23rd, 24th, 30th and 31st. From 7 pm to 9 pm each evening. Only $8 for adults (16 and older) and $6 for children. $30 family price (up to 6 people from the same household) Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
October 23
Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre "A Murder For Crows"
Erickson Center For The Arts
N9224 Saw-Wa-Quato Street - Curtis, MI 49820
7 - 9pm
Erickson Center Performance Level (Upstairs) Reserved Table Seating Tickets - $50. Catered dinner included, feel free to bring your own beverages. It’s a dark and stormy night in medieval Europe! As weary travelers arrive to rest their tired bones, the looming shadow of death weighs heavy over Tabitha’s Tavern. Join our strange and peculiar patrons as they race to solve a series of perplexing murders… before they become victims themselves! Local actors, lots of laughs! GREAT PRIZES FOR BEST DETECTIVES!
October 23
Owls, Bats and Stargazing
Environmental Education Laboratory
Krummich Road, Manistique, Michigan
7:30pm
Walk with a Naturalist at the Environmental Lab - Owls, Bats and Stargazing. Join us at the Environmental Lab to learn about Bat and Owl ID as well as constellations.
October 24
Halloween at the Lighthouse
Seul Choix Pointe Lighthouse
905 S. Seul Choix Road, Gulliver, MI
6 - 10pm
Come visit the Lighthouse for some October Halloween Fun! Non scary for the little ones from 6 to 7. From 7 to 10 you better be ready to be scared! We have new exhibits this year! The Spirit of Captain Jack Sparrow will make a return visit to the Seul Choix Pointe Lighthouse once again for all of the children's delight! Price: $10 per Adult, $5 per Children up to age 12. Fundraiser sponsored by the Gulliver Historical Society, Inc. Call 906-283-3183 for more information.
October 24
11th Annual Fright Night @ The Drive-In
Highway 2 Community Drive In Theater
5885W US Highway 2, Manistique, Michigan
6pm Trunk-or-Treat
Dusk (around 7:30pm) Coraline
8:45pm Saw
Free event. Gates open at 5:30pm. Sponsored by Semco Energy Gas Company.
Join us for a spooky night at the ONLY Drive-In Movie Theater in the Upper Peninsula for the 11th Annual Fright Night at the Drive-in! At dusk, we will be screening the 2009 kid's movie "Coraline" (PG), followed by the 2004 classic, "Saw" (R). There will be an intermission between the movies to allow for people to enter and exit the field. The east gates will open at 4:30pm for those setting up trunks planning to hand out candy during the event. The west gates open at 5:30pm for those bringing children to attend the crowd-favorite, Trunk-or-Treat which starts at 6pm. We will have the gates marked for your convenience. There will be prizes for the best-decorated trunks, as well as the best Halloween costumes! The night's concession operator is the Manistique Area Kiwanis.
October 24
Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre "A Murder For Crows"
Erickson Center For The Arts
N9224 Saw-Wa-Quato Street - Curtis, MI 49820
7 - 9pm
Erickson Center Performance Level (Upstairs) Reserved Table Seating Tickets - $50. Catered dinner included, feel free to bring your own beverages. It’s a dark and stormy night in medieval Europe! As weary travelers arrive to rest their tired bones, the looming shadow of death weighs heavy over Tabitha’s Tavern. Join our strange and peculiar patrons as they race to solve a series of perplexing murders… before they become victims themselves! Local actors, lots of laughs! GREAT PRIZES FOR BEST DETECTIVES!
October 28
Manistique Farmer & Artisan Market
Triangle Park
Oak Street & Arbutus Ave - Manistique, Michigan
5 - 6:30pm
Seasonal Food, Farm & Artisan Market in Manistique, Michigan from May 27 - October 28. Every Wednesday from 5pm - 6:30pm. Visitors to the Manistique Farmer & Artisan Market will find convenient on-street parking, municipal parking, and a nearby parking lot along Arbutus Ave, ensuring easy access to the market's offerings. On rainy days, the market moves indoors to Lake Effect Arts at 244 S. Cedar St.
October 30
2nd Annual Trunk Or Treat
Barker's Tiny Tots
401 N Maple Street, Manistique, MI
6 - 7:30pm
Please join Barkers Tiny Tots of Manistique in our second annual trunk or treat!! We’d love to see the community help us make this a great turnout for the kids! Decorate your car and hand out treats! Public is encouraged to decorate vehicles and hand out candy! Let's make it a spooktacular night together!
October 30 - 31
Habitat Haunted House
Habitat For Humanity HiawathaLand
in the Blanchard Center
401 Deer Street, Manistique, MI
7 - 9pm
Habitat for Humanity HiawathaLand will be hosting their annual Haunted House Fundraiser on October 23rd, 24th, 30th and 31st. From 7 pm to 9 pm each evening. Only $8 for adults (16 and older) and $6 for children. $30 family price (up to 6 people from the same household) Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
October 31
All Hallows Eve @ Kewadin
Kewadin Casino Manistique
5630 W US Highway 2 - Manistique, Michigan
1pm
🎃 All Hallows Eve🎃 Celebrate All Hallows Eve at Kewadin Casinos! Get into the Halloween spirit with an exciting night featuring: 🎶 LIVE MUSIC BY BLACKLIST 🍹 DRINK FEATURES 👻 COSTUME CONTEST 💰 CASH PRIZES Show off your best Halloween costume for your chance to win: 🥇 1st Place: $500 🥈 2nd Place: $300 🥉 3rd Place: $150. Grab your friends, dress to impress, and join us for a spooktacular night of music, drinks, costumes and fun at Kewadin Casinos!
October 31
Halloween Party
Marley's Irish Pub
127 Walnut Street, Manistique, MI
9pm - 12am
Marley's Irish Pub's 2nd Annual Halloween Party with DJ JUKEBOX HERRO 🎶 Costume contest at 11pm with prizes for 🥇, 🥈, and 🥉
November 7
4th Annual Habitat Poker Run
Habitat For Humanity HiawathaLand
401 Deer Street, Manistique, MI
12 - 6pm
Please join us for our 4th Annual Poker Run! This fun event takes you around to area businesses to socialize while supporting our local economy, our affiliate, and our mission. Add cards to your score sheet along the way. $20 per person. Best 5-Card Hand, Bonus Card opportunities throughout the afternoon, Silent Auction items and 50/50 drawing at each stop. You don't have to know how to play poker to participate or win!
November 7
4th Annual Murder Mystery Dinner
Manistique Elks Lodge
213 Walnut Street - Manistique, MI 49854
5 - 9pm
"Murder at the Cherry Creek Saloon" - Come join us for a fun evening of mystery solving, dinner, dancing, cash bar, raffles and more- Proceeds benefit the animals at the Eva Burrell Animal Shelter. Doors open at 5 PM. Dressing up is not required but highly encouraged. Get your cowboy boots and denim ready, you’re about to travel back in time to solve a murder in the Wild West! Set during the gold rush of 1857 around Pike’s Peak at The Cherry Creek Saloon, this murder mystery evening will be an unforgettable night, to be sure.
November 12
Ladies Night Out Artist Pop-Up Shops
Lake Effect Community Arts Center
244 S Cedar Street - Manistique, Michigan
4 - 8pm
Lake Effect Community Arts Center will have artist pop-up shops during the Ladies Night Out celebration in Manistique.
November 12
Book Signing & Tea Pairing
The Mill
216 S Cedar Street, Manistique, MI
7pm
Come mingle with U.P. authors J.L. Hyde (Delta County, the Witches of Westridge series) and Sara Maurer (A Good Animal) as part of our Manistique Ladies Night celebration! Sara and J.L. will be signing copies of their books, and you can experience a complimentary tea + book pairing with vendor Bevy Tea.
November 19
Resin Pour Workshop
The Boudrose Lounge
375 Traders Point Dr #5, Manistique, MI
6pm
Our resin pour art class allows you to create a beautifully poured charcuterie board. You will start by picking your board from a variety of shapes and sizes. From there you can select your technique and color choices. You will be walked through step-by-step instructions on how to mix, pour and blend your colors to create your design! No experience necessary. All non-toxic materials/food grade safe.
November 19
Lake Superior State University Shore Party Jazz Band
The Pine Performance Center
N9224 Saw-Wa-Quato Street, Curtis, MI
7pm (Doors @ 6:30pm)
The Shore Party Jazz Band is the professional jazz band from Lake Superior State University. This big band plays a wide variety of genres and styles of jazz for all audiences to enjoy. From rock and funk to Latin and blues, the Shore Party Jazz Band will have you out of your seat and headed to the dance floor! Tickets: $15 Adult Admission ~ $5 Kids & Students 18/under Admission
November 27
Manistique Christmas Parade
Downtown Manistique
Parade Line Up - 6:00pm
Parade Begins - 6:30p
A kick off to the Christmas season in downtown Manistique.
November 28
Holiday Gala "Deck the Walls!" Auction Fundraising
Erickson Center For The Arts (Upper Level)
9224 Saw-Wa-Quato Street, Curtis, MI
5 - 8pm
Erickson Center for the Arts Annual Holiday Gala "Deck the Walls!" Fundraising! Tickets $20 / $25 at the door. Silent Auction, Delicious Appetizers, Cash Bar, bid on dozens of cheery holiday-themed items! Get your friends together for a night of holiday shopping made easy. Find unique, hand crafted holiday decor and gifts at this annual ECA fundraiser.
