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Since the early 1880’s the first Monday of September has been recognized as a time to salute America’s workers with picnics and parades on "a day off for the working man." With school starting after the Monday, September 5 holiday, the long Labor Day Weekend is an ideal time to squeeze in some last-minute summertime fun.

Few places in the world are more tied to automotive history than "Ypsi" (as the locals call it).

Maker Faire Detroit is two days of unconventional ingenuity, unbridled creativity and a whole lot of forward thinking. If it’s made, it’s displayed.

You'll find public access to beaches at pocket parks and at miles-long stretches of Great Lakes shoreline.

The countdown to fall color is on as Michigan’s 19.3 million acres of forests prepare to reveal their annual extravaganza. And, like the best things in life, the dazzling display is offered free of charge.

Cities roll out the autumn carpet to welcome residents and visitors in September and October. Take home a bushel of apples or pick out the pumpkin of your choice while enjoying festivities.

Agricultural fairs are abound and pumkins are ready to be carved at area festivals.

April in Pure Michigan marks the start of spring festivals and outdoor events.

Birders flock to Michigan for special events in the coming weeks and throughout the year at many great bird watching sites across both the Upper and Lower Peninsulas.

You can tour individual wineries, take to one of the Michigan wine trails, or attend an upcoming tasting event. Sample many of these wines this season by visiting a tasting room or one of the special wine events in October and November.