Celebrate Grand Traverse Lighthouse heritage at Christmastime! Each room in the lighthouse will be Christmas themed, portraying the traditional time period (from 1858-1880) and showcasing the keeper heritages. There will
Glen Arbor Players’ presents their holiday show, “Bachelor Mother.” It is a delightful comedy full of mistaken identities, misunderstandings, and a little romance - all happening at Christmas time. Performances
Come out for a fun shopping event in Glen Arbor and “keep it local” for the holidays with offerings at participating businesses which may include refreshments, special discounts and gift
Friday, Dec. 13 @ 7:30pm to 9pm, Manitou Winds will be performing their annual "Winter Songs & Carols" at The Leelanau School, located at 1 Old Homestead Rd., in Glen Arbor,
Sunday, December 15th, 2019 A family friendly shopping event in Glen Arbor, open all day during business hours where you can shop, celebrate the holidays, and treat the kids too!
"50 year anniversary of the Sleeping Bear Dunes" Kick-off Event: Hibernation Celebration There's a park party and you are invited. The National Lakeshore’s 50th anniversary activities start with a kick-off
Glen Lake Winterfest, Presidents Day Weekend: Saturday, February 15th, 2020! Festivities include a Perch Fishing/Contest + Chili Cook-Off.
This annually anticipated, mid-winter event in Glen Arbor is a favorite to visitors and locals alike.
EMPIRE AREA COMMUNITY CENTER 25th Annual Glen Lake Labor Day Bridge Walk A tradition that began here in 1995, join the community on The Narrows Bridge for a .3 mile
Due to COVID-19 and the executive order from the Governor, 2020 Glen Lake Restaurant Week has been postponed. We are looking to RESCHEDULE the event for November, with dates TBD.
Due to the corona virus and social distancing restrictions, this event is cancelled. Look for a virtual parade on social media. 4th of July Parade in Glen Arbor Head on
Sorry, this event has been cancelled. The Glen Lake Fire and Rescue Association will be hosting a pancake breakfast! Proceeds will go to the Glen Arbor Fire & Rescue Association
“Who owns the water?” People? Communities? Corporations? Nobody? That question is the basis for the July 31 Words For Water open-air poetry throw-down at the Glen Arbor Arts Center. This
