Category: Cities
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Bavarian Blast Waterpark: Michigan’s Biggest Indoor Waterpark in Frankenmuth
The holiday season hits different at Frankenmuth’s Bavarian Blast Waterpark. Between warm water, big slides, and plenty of festive cheer, it’s an easy seasonal escape for families looking to thaw out and have fun.
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Great Wolf Lodge Launches Huge Holiday Deals + Snowland Returns for Winter 2025
Great Wolf Lodge has launched its biggest holiday deals of the year. Families can save up to 50% on stays during Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Travel Tuesday, and Cyber Week. Snowland also returns to Traverse City for the 2025 holiday season.
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Fall Fun in Frankenmuth at the Bavarian Blacksmith Experience
The Bavarian Blacksmith Experience in Frankenmuth is heating up fall with hands-on fun. Guests can forge or purchase their own Harvest Knife, Herb Chopper, or Spooky Pendant—each customized with runes, initials, or dates. It’s the perfect autumn activity for families, couples, or anyone ready to make something extraordinary by hand.
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Katherine Center at Farmington Community Library
After a long Monday, the exhaustion of the day melted away as Katherine Center took the stage at the Farmington Community Library. With humor, heart, and her signature optimism, the bestselling author reminded Michigan readers why stories matter—because they bring joy, light, and connection.
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Kid-Friendly Wineries in Traverse City (and Why Now’s the Perfect Time to Visit)
Traverse City’s wineries aren’t just for adults—they’re for families who love fall colors, crisp air, and a good glass of Michigan wine. From the barnyard fun at Black Star Farms to cherry sodas and lawn games at Cherry Republic, these kid-friendly wineries make it easy for parents to sip while kids explore. Fall is the…
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Attending a USA Hockey Game in Plymouth, Michigan
Our 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.
