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Southeast Michigan

Southeast Michigan Bookstores

Even with a whole lot of Southeast Michigan booksellers on the list, we know we're missing many more - add them in the comments!

Michigan October Event Calendar

Upper Tahquanemon Falls by JohnnyRR
A sampling of Michigan festivals & events for the month of October. As usual, there's no way we'll get them all, so please add links and information about those we've missed (or reviews of ones we have here) in the comments below.
October 6
The Red Flannel Festival - Cedar Springs
This will is [...]

Bike Tour de xTwo: Tour de Leelanau & Tour de Troit

tour de two by various artists
Next Saturday (September 15, 2007) Michigan hosts two very different bike tours. The annual tour de troit is billed as a leisurely 40-mile ride through the streets of Detroit that begins at 10 AM explores the city's historic areas and sights. I'm not sure if I'd use "leisurely" and "40-mile [...]

Michigan September Event Calendar

pig races by radiospike
A sampling of Michigan festivals & events for the month of September. As usual, there's no way we'll get them all, so please add links and information about those we've missed (or reviews of ones we have here) in the comments below.
August 18 - September 30

Michigan Renaissance Festival- Holly (Open Weekends and [...]

Celebrating Community Down by the Detroit River

The Metropolitan Affairs Coalition (MAC) invites you to get outside and enjoy a day of kayaking, bicycling, and family fun on the blueway and greenway trails in Flat Rock, Gibraltar, and Rockwood, as well as Lake Erie Metropark and the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge on Saturday, August 4 for the first annual "Celebrating Community [...]

Featured Link: Saginaw Basin Land Conservancy

The Saginaw Basin Land Conservancy is a non-profit organization working to protect natural land and water resources in 22 counties that comprise the Saginaw Basin. The Saginaw Basin Land Conservancy began as one of the first conservancies working to preserve land and water quality in the 22 counties that comprise the Saginaw Basin.
Check them out [...]

Blogs We Dig: 18thC Cuisine

Wishing you could time travel? 18thC Cuisine does, join Carolyn Smith-Kizer as she explores 18th century French cuisine as a women of that era may have cooked it. Her blog is a filled with a rich assortment of historical facts and recipes. In addition to posting interesting historical recipes, Carolyn also tells you how [...]

Michigan June Events

Festival by One Foot Over The Moon
June 8-10
The Detroit Festival of the Arts - Detroit
From hot Latin rhythms to the comic antics of international street theatre or a 75-ton sand sculpture, the Detroit Festival of the Arts will delight the whole family. Now in its 21st year, the Detroit Festival of the Arts presents [...]

Lapeer: A tale of Two Courthouses

Lapeer County Courthouse by Larry the Biker
(click for a closeup of the marker!)
In the summer of 1831, brothers Alvin N. and Oliver B. Hart left New York state and headed west in a quest for land. They camped along the fast-moving Flint River, at a place their guide called LePierre. The men returned to New [...]

SE Michigan Flickr photographers featured on Michigan Radio

Flickr Royal Oak Rove by Ashley Dinges
A number of photographers whose work appears on Absolute Michigan & Michigan in Pictures will be featured in a Michigan Radio item by Jen Guerra tomorrow (Friday, April 20). It will run during Morning Edition and metro-area All Things Considered. The exact time is uncertain, but it will most [...]