May 15 Friday
May 16 Saturday
Rock the shore at the 20th Annual Petoskey Stone Festival! For two decades, this beloved Northern Michigan tradition has brought together families, rockhounds, local artists, and small businesses to celebrate Michigan’s state stone and the beauty of our Great Lakes region.
Join us in Eastport at Barnes Park on Saturday, May 16, 2026, for a milestone celebration filled with treasure hunting, hands-on activities, live entertainment, and one-of-a-kind vendors. Whether you’re searching for your first Petoskey stone, competing in festival contests, shopping handcrafted Michigan goods, or simply soaking in a day by the lake with family and friends, there’s something for everyone.
Powered by volunteers and supported by our community, the Petoskey Stone Festival continues to grow while staying true to its roots — affordable, family-friendly, and uniquely Northern Michigan. Come celebrate 20 years of memories and help us kick off the next chapter of this lakeshore tradition!
May 22 Friday
May 23 Saturday
A top 100 art fair in an amazing location. The fair is on the grass next to a lake at one of the regions most popular parks. Convenient parking, drive up loading. Kensington Metropark is on the border of Michigan's most prosperous counties and the neighbors do come to shop. Art under $2500 sells best. Fine art and craft only. no stage / distractions.
May 31 Sunday
Join us for an open house-style event where we invite guests to bring their own paper treasures (letters, journals, photographs, prints, books, and maps) for discussion with Clements Curators and guest Americana collectors.
Enjoy the community and camaraderie of other history-enthusiasts, view the exhibit focused on the history of early ballooning, attend a 2pm behind-the-scenes tour, and learn more about gifting items to the Clements Library!
Please note: curators and volunteers will not be able to give appraisals at this event.
Jun 04 Thursday
Hello Dear,
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Jun 05 Friday
Join us June 5-7 for Pewabic's 35th Annual House & Garden Show! We’re setting up the big tent in front of the pottery and filling it with ceramic art from over 50 independent artists as well as new products made in the historic Pewabic pottery studio. Explore Detroit’s National Historic Landmark Pottery with a strolling tour through the fabrication studio and peruse our archival collection and rich history through our expanded museum exhibition, Pewabic: Detroit's Pottery, in the second floor galleries.
On Saturday and Sunday, our courtyard will be transformed into a vibrant biergarten with food trucks, live music, and a bar to help you enjoy the Michigan summer weather to the fullest!
Visit our website to find detailed programming information. We look forward to connecting with you during this highly anticipated weekend centered on building even more connections with our community and beyond!
Friday, June 5 10am - 5pmSaturday, June 6 10am - 5pmSunday, June 7 11am - 4pm
Jun 06 Saturday
ART on the GRAND is an annual juried fine art fair that takes place along Grand River Avenue in historic downtown Farmington, Michigan.
Michigan art lovers say this fine arts and craft fair has a special place in their hearts because it is art-focused, a desirable size, and takes a hands-on approach. The fair features free admission and an array of high-quality art in a variety of price ranges and disciplines including ceramics, jewelry, painting, photography, wood, wearable art, glass, leather and sculpture.
Palmer Park is a regional park along the primary road to Detroit's Northern Suburbs. A relaxed fair winding through the grass and under trees. The park is adjacent to affordable large historical homes / Detroit's wealthiest neighborhoods. The owners have money, desire and space for fine art. Drive up to load. Convenient parking.