Live music on Friday evenings from 5-8pm at Cherry Public House in Glen Arbor. Featuring rotating talent. […]
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Trivia Night
Join us at the Cherry Public House on Sundays from 5-7pm. Quizmaster Whoot will be here to cap the weekend off with a good time.
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Dining & Food options week of Thanksgiving
Looking to see where you may eat Thanksgiving weekend while in Glen Arbor? See what’s open and what they’re offering this year. […]
Celebrate the Spirit of the Season in Glen Arbor!
Celebrate the spirit of the season in Glen Arbor Thanksgiving weekend! 2023 event lineup includes: PJ Party, Bed Parade, Tree Lighting & Caroling, and the Holiday Artisan Marketplace. […]
Bed Parade
Among other holiday traditions in Glen Arbor, the fun and quirky Bed Parade returns the day after Thanksgiving, Friday, Nov. 24th from 9-9:30am. […]
PJ Party “Better than Black Friday” 2023
Join us for this fun #shopsmall event Thanksgiving weekend, on Friday, November 24th, 2023. The PJ Party is an annual tradition in the Glen Arbor business district, where you are invited to wear your pajamas […]
Tree Lighting, Caroling & Holiday Market Preview Party
Celebrate the season with a community tree lighting and caroling, followed by shopping the opening of the anticipate Holiday Artisan Marketplace. […]
Glen Arbor: A Scenic Fall Color Haven on the Shores of Lake Michigan
As the leaves begin their spectacular transformation, there’s no better time to visit the Glen Lake area. Nestled along the picturesque shores of Lake Michigan in Leelanau County, Glen Arbor is a hidden gem among fall color destinations. […]
Plein Air Weekend
Painters from across Michigan and the Midwest will converge on Glen Arbor August 4 and 5 for the Glen Arbor Arts Center’s 14th Plein Air Weekend. This year the event will […]
Awareness and Safety on the Heritage Trail
The Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail provides a great trail for walkers and bikers every summer. Friends of Sleeping Bear would like to remind riders and walkers of some general etiquette when using the trails. […]
