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OFFICIAL TRAVEL NEWSLETTER

June 28, 2024

Explore the Spectacular Ann Arbor Art Fair this Summer

Dive into the vibrant heart of creativity at the Ann Arbor?Art?Fair ? the largest juried?art?fair?in the nation ? from Thursday, July 18 through Saturday, July 20. Here, hundreds of?artists from around the country will display their unique works, creating a perfect setting for?art?enthusiasts and families alike. Enjoy live music, engaging?art?activities and a family-friendly?art?zone!

A group of friends on a lighthouse pier in Traverse City

Plan a Summer Getaway in Traverse City

Escape to northern Michigan and make memories that last a lifetime. Book your Traverse City summer getaway and experience the endless outdoor recreation that the area has to offer. Bike, golf, swim, hike, fish and more with the natural backdrop of the sparkling waters of Lake Michigan, blooming greenery and the golden Sleeping Bear Dunes.

Fireworks at the National Cherry Festival in Traverse City

Spectacular Michigan Fireworks Shows

Across Michigan, cities and towns celebrate the Fourth of July with marching bands and cook-outs, red-white-and-blue bunting and a day at the lake.?The real Independence Day party begins when the sun goes down. Pack up the kids, load up the car and head out for a brilliant fireworks show in Pure Michigan

A couple holding hands outside shops in downtown Saugatuck

Great Lakes Pride: LGBTQ-Friendly Shops and Stops Across Michigan

All year round, we are proud of Michigan?s long history of standing up for and supporting LGBTQ-owned and operated businesses across the state. Now, it?s your turn. Show your pride and support for LGBTQ-owned businesses across Michigan by stopping in, shopping and spreading the word. (Photo Courtesy of Craig Watson.)

Accessibility in Michigan State Parks

Whether you envision cruising along sandy shores or winding through forest trails, Michigan?s famous outdoor spaces are becoming more inclusive to visitors with disabilities thanks to the efforts from Michigan?s Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and its Accessibility Advisory Council.