Glen Lake Woman’s Club crew readies the chapel for the 2022 season at Old Settlers Park. […]
Old Settlers’ Park Chapel Ready for Summer Events
Category: Community
Winners announced for Season Opener
The Glen Lake Chamber kicked off a new, business driven Spring event “Season Opener” to kick off the Summer season. From all the event cards returned, three lucky participants were chosen as 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners. […]
Images + Stories of SBD Wanted
Friends of Sleeping Bear Dunes requesting images submissions from the public of their current experiences along the National Lakeshore. […]
Glen Arbor Art Fair: Call for Vendors
The Glen Lake Woman’s Club calls for Vendors Applications for 51st Art Fair to be submitted by March 20th. […]
Old Settlers Park for your up north wedding!
There’s more and more reasons why our area is an amazing place to host your Up North Michigan wedding. Leelanau Peninsula and our greater Glen Lake area offers tons of […]
Spend Local campaigns gain traction
The Glen Lake Chamber of Commerce strives to add value to its business members, and help to attract locals and visitors to the region through festive “off season” happenings. Including […]
Program for accessible and affordable childcare in Leelanau County
The lack of quality childcare was listed as a top three concern of Leelanau County business owners in a countywide survey conducted by the LPEF, behind affordable housing and sufficient […]
Winterfest 2021 // Revamped
Glen Lake WinterFest would be cancelled, right? We just couldn’t envision people, strangers, neighbors, shoulder to shoulder on the decks of Boonedocks to sample chili – in a world still […]
Record Year at Sleeping Bear Dunes
The following article was copied from an editor post on the Glen Arbor Sun, Dec. 11th 2020 and January 4th, 2021 The number of people who visited Sleeping Bear Dunes […]
TOYS FOR TOTS
NW Michigan Toys for Tots is collecting new, unwrapped toys for needy children throughout northwest Lower Michigan including Antrim, Benzie, Grand Traverse, Kalkaska and Leelanau counties. “In 2019 residents of Leelanau County […]
