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Are you looking for a great trip-planning resource? You'll find amazing and absolutely gripping travel experiences in our new Pure Michigan Spring Summer Travel Guide.

All across Michigan, antique treasures, sculpture galleries, flea markets, as well as art fairs and festivals are waiting for the chance to enrich our lives. Find collectibles and furniture for your personal appreciation, or search for as well as gifts, jewelry and keepsakes for friends and loved ones.

Exquisite glass works, mosaics, one-of-a-kind handcrafted designs, sculptures, and pottery--gallery tours are a great way to while away a Pure Michigan afternoon in winter—or any time of the year.

The best in music, museums, theater and more. The arts are vibrantly alive in Ann Arbor.

Get ready for top-notch family fun as four Michigan communities heat up the season’s minor league baseball craze. So, grab the kids and load up on those peanuts, caramel corn, and hot dogs—it’s game time!

If you’re not a fan of the great outdoors in winter, then you’ll probably be in the mood for a good read and in Michigan you'll find that a visit to many of our bookstores is an adventure within itself.

As the autumn paints Michigan in vibrant color, it’s time to head out to any of the more than 100 cider mills that welcome visitors in September and October.

Spring is a perfect time to brush up on your cooking skills and several restaurants, lodging establishments and resorts have designed classes and hands-on demonstrations to help you take your culinary aptitude to the next level.

Feel the rush of the world’s premier automotive exhibition, Driving America. Tour a factory plant and see innovation at its best. Celebrate the 150th birthday of Henry Ford—the man, and revisit Depression-era history through awe-inspiring exhibit—it’s all on display at The Henry Ford—voted a Top 10 Tourist Attraction by Family Fun Magazine.

Here, in Michigan, like most states, pike just don’t get the respect they deserve. Maybe it is the belief that pike are eating the “more desirable” perch and walleyes.