Join us on the trails for one or more of our 8 weeks of walking – where history and nature merge! Walk for your well-being, enjoying this beautiful park with others while learning about our heritage and the natural resources in the area you will be walking.
Experience the Port Oneida Historic District the way they did in the late 1800 to early 1900s – by horse and wagon! Please reserve by 11 am the day of the tour if possible!
Live Music on the patio at M22 Glen Arbor’s at outdoor tasting bar on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5-7 pm all Summer long. Featuring artists such as Blake Elliott, Dennis
How far can you spit a cherry pit? Find out at our Olympic Sized Pit Spit Arena. Pits provided.
Painters from across Michigan and the Midwest converge on Glen Arbor August 1st-3rd for the Glen Arbor Arts Center’s 11th Plein Air Weekend. This annual event is highlighted by three
Car show/Cruise Nights in Glen Arbor Thursday nights at Northwoods Hardware store. From 6:30-8:30pm, July 11 through August.
Stargazing and Constellation Lessons at the The Leelanau School Observatory in Glen Arbor. Open to the Public. Takes place Wednesday and Thursday nights, June 26 – Aug. 29 (Closed July
Plein Air Weekend: Quick Draw | Friday, August 2 Painters from across Michigan and the Midwest converge on Glen Arbor August 1-3 for the Glen Arbor Arts Center’s 11th Plein
Art Exhibition @ Center Gallery Northern Michigan Painter Justin Kellner will show his latest works in Center Gallery from August 2 – August 8. Opening Reception Friday, August 2 from
PORT ONEIDA RUN/WALK - Choose from 3 beautiful courses in the National Park! Flat and Fast 5K, Hilly 5K, and Tiller's 10K. Fundraiser for Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore's preservation partner - helping to preserve its historic buildings and landscapes.
Plein Air Weekend: The Paint Out | Saturday, August 3 Painters from across Michigan and the Midwest converge on Glen Arbor August 1-3 for the Glen Arbor Arts Center’s 11
Join us for bingo, Sunday evenings in the courtyard at Cherry Republic.
