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Attending a USA Hockey Game in Plymouth, Michigan
Read more…: Attending a USA Hockey Game in Plymouth, MichiganOur family of five spent an unforgettable night at the USA Hockey Arena in Plymouth, cheering on the U.S. Under-18 Team against Notre Dame. Between autograph night, flying T-shirts, and rubber ducks on ice, it was the perfect mix of small-town fun and big-league excitement — all for under $35 at the concession stand.
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A Mini Yoga Retreat at St. John’s Resort
Read more…: A Mini Yoga Retreat at St. John’s ResortWhen life feels too full, an hour of yoga might be the most productive thing on your calendar. Here’s how a morning at St. John’s Resort reminded me that stillness is worth scheduling.
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The Dixboro Project: A Family Afternoon at The Outpost and The Boro
Read more…: The Dixboro Project: A Family Afternoon at The Outpost and The BoroOur family of five spent a perfect fall afternoon at The Dixboro Project in Ann Arbor. From ooey-gooey egg sandwiches and wood-fired pizza at The Boro to music and cider at The Outpost, we found a spot where history, nature, and great food meet.
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Celebrate Autumn at the Tahquamenon Falls Harvest Festival in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
Read more…: Celebrate Autumn at the Tahquamenon Falls Harvest Festival in Michigan’s Upper PeninsulaCelebrate autumn at the Tahquamenon Falls Harvest Festival on Sept. 27 at the Lower Falls Campgrounds. Enjoy hayrides with Smokey Bear, a camper chili cook-off, pumpkin decorating, and archery while exploring the stunning Upper and Lower Falls—a classic Michigan Upper Peninsula fall getaway for families.
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Fly Above Michigan’s Fall Colors: Keweenaw Seaplane Tours Soar Over Peak Autumn Foliage
Read more…: Fly Above Michigan’s Fall Colors: Keweenaw Seaplane Tours Soar Over Peak Autumn FoliageSee Michigan’s Upper Peninsula like never before on an Isle Royale Seaplanes Fall Color Tour, running Sept. 24–Oct. 14, 2025. Soar over the Keweenaw Peninsula during peak foliage, then explore Hubbell, Lake Linden, and Houghton’s Canal Colors Festival for a full day of Pure Michigan fall fun.
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Mackinac Island Named America’s Best Place to Visit for Fall and Launches First-Ever Fall Fudge Festival
Read more…: Mackinac Island Named America’s Best Place to Visit for Fall and Launches First-Ever Fall Fudge FestivalMackinac Island—freshly crowned USA TODAY 10Best’s “Best Place to Visit for Fall”—will host its first-ever Fall Fudge Festival October 2–4, 2025. Enjoy fudge-making demos, bike tours with cider stops, and pumpkin-spice fudge while soaking in brilliant Great Lakes fall colors on this iconic, car-free Michigan island.
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Steffy McCourt is a Michigan-based travel writer, English teacher, mom of three, and explorer of the Great Lakes State. She shares practical tips and family-friendly ideas for unforgettable Michigan adventures. Steffy is associate editor of LA Family Travel and a freelance writer and photographer whose work has appeared in Midwest Living, We Are Teachers, USA Today 10Best, Metro Parent, Chicago Parent, Indy’s Child, and Southwest Ohio Parent. She is a member of NATJA and SATW and holds a BA in English from Indiana University and an MS in Educational Leadership from Butler University.
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Elise McNulty, LMSW, is a licensed clinical social worker, therapist, mom, and native Michigander. She is the co-owner of Root & Branch Wellness Collaborative, a therapy practice where she specializes in supporting adults — especially moms — navigating the complex challenges of modern family life from pregnancy and beyond.
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Andrea Melaragni can be found reading anything and everything—from psychological thrillers to romantic comedies. She has spent the last twenty years as a middle school educator, a role that continues to provide opportunities for her to share her love of reading and writing. Andrea holds a B.S. in Education and an M.A. in Reading and Literacy K-12 from Central Michigan University. She resides in Plymouth, Michigan, with her husband and two children.
