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February 29, 2024

Inside this issue:

• Restaurant Week continues through Sunday
• Register now for March 14 State of Community Luncheon
• Coffee & Conversation at the Chamber on Tuesday
• How Harbor Springs voted in the Presidential Primary
• Member News: CTAC leader goes to Bay View Association, Hops 'n Highlands, Stay-Cation ideas, concerts, movies and more...

Restaurant Week continues through Sunday

The Chamber's Spring Restaurant Week continues through this Sunday, March 3rd, with 14 participating eateries offering special menus. What a great oportunity to try some new restaurants and special menu items at your old favorites!

• Bar Harbor - 100 State Street - Menu
• Brutus Camp Deli - 4086 US Highway 31, Brutus - Menu
• Country Club of Boyne: Prime & Vine - 334 Heather Drive - Menu
• NOMAD - 795 Front Street, Bay Harbor - Menu
• Palette Bistro - 321 Bay Street, Petoskey - Menu
• Paper Station Bistro - 145 E. Main Street - Menu
• Pierson's Grille & Spirits - 130 State Street - Menu
• Rusty Saw North - 3459 US 31 Hwy 31, Brutus - Menu
• Sassy Loon - 8865 M-119 - Menu
• Small Batch at the Cupola - 340 State Street - Menu
• Stafford's Pier - 102 E. Bay Street - Menu
• State Road Provisions - 2983 S. State Road - Menu
• The New York - 101 State Street - Menu
• Vernales - 3018 Harbor-Petoskey Road - Menu

Thanks to our Restaurant Week Sponsor, the Petoskey Area Visitors Bureau

Hear reports from local leaders at our State of the Community luncheon

Stafford's Pier hosts on March 14th

The chamber's annual State of the Community Luncheon is set for Thursday, March 14. Don't delay - register now. Seating is limiated at Stafford's Pier restaurant, and this event always sells out. Here are the 6 community leaders who will be speaking:

• Gar Atchison - CEO, McLaren Northern Michigan
• Regina Gasco, Tribal Chair, Little Traverse Bay Band of Odawa Indians
• David Roland Finley, Ph.D. - President, North Central Michigan College
• Brandon Leestma - Board Chairman, Harbor Springs Area Chamber of Commerce
• Brad Plackemeier - Superintendent, Harbor Springs Public Schools
• Victor Sinadinoski - City Manager, City of Harbor Springs

Everyone is invited to join us for this can't-miss event from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Learn what’s planned for the future and highlights from 2023 from community leaders.



Make your reservations here - click the “Register” button to sign up. Seating is limited, so don’t delay. Admission is $30 for chamber members and $35 for non-members. Advance registration is required by Friday, March 8.

Thanks to our event sponsor, Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Michigan, "When life happens, we're ready to help." Moderator for the event will be Bonnie Kulp, chamber executive director.

Thanks to our event sponsors

Chamber hosts Coffee & Conversation on Tuesday

AFTERNOON CHILL - The chamber will host our next Afternoon Chill event from 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 20, at the Chamber office. Afternoon Chill is held on the third Wednesday of each month with drinks, appetizers and conversation. No RSVP is needed. Find out what’s happening around town and meet some wonderful people. 

> If you'd like to sponsor a future Afternoon Chill or morning Coffee & Conversation by providing refreshments, contact the chamber at 231-526-7999 or email director@harborspringschamber.com.

This is your last chance to advertise in Chamber Community & Visitors Guide

Your last chance to advertise in the Chamber Community & Visitors Guide is here. This is a high quality printed publication that receives thousands of digital views per year. The Guide is a visitor and community resource, as well as a business attraction and retention tool. Check out the ad rates and view the 2023 Guide. For more information, email Candi Wynn at cwynn@harborhouse.com or call (231) 582-2814 ext. 124.

> NOTE - This phone number has been corrected from a special edition newsletter sent on Monday.

How Harbor Springs voted in Presidential Primary

Here’s how Harbor Springs voted in the Presidential Primary Election on Tuesday:

In the Republican Primary, Donald J. Trump defeated Nikki Haley 113 to 90 votes, or 51% to 41%, followed by Uncommitted with 10 votes (4.6%), and other candidates with 6 votes (2.7%).

In the Democratic Primary, Joseph R. Biden Jr. had 113 votes or 92% of the vote, followed by Uncommitted with 5 votes (4%) and other candidates with 5 votes (4%).

Check out our Hot Deals (and add your own) on the Harbor Springs Chamber website

Everyone is invited to check out some new “Hot Deals” on the chamber’s website. This is an exclusive feature available to chamber members, although the deals are available to everyone. We have new deals from Hilda’s of Harbor, major golf discounts from First Tee of Northern Michigan, Prime Rib Night at City Park Grill, and Slopes After Sundown discounts at The Highlands of Harbor Springs. 

Chamber members can add their own Hot Deals by visiting our website, clicking “Login” at the top, and following these directions. If you need assistance, please email angie@harborspringschamber.com.

Welcome, new chamber members!

Hearing Clinic ribbon cutting

Dr. Kathleen Eimers, her daughter and staff member, along with Sally Crowley from Pet Pantry, Kim Larson from Larson Health Weight Loss, and Bonnie Kulp from the Harbor Springs Chamber welcomed new member Dr. Eimers Hearing clinic with a Friday ribbon cutting ceremony. Dr. Eimers is a retired veteran who serves northern Michigan clients through her Harbor Springs and Cheboygan offices but also does work with veterans in the area and donates some of her services to those in need. The Harbor Springs office is located at 8434 M119. For more information call (231) 412-6034 or visit www.dreimershearingclinic.com.

Join the Harbor Springs and Petoskey Chambers of Commers for a grand opoening ribbon cutting at 9 a.m. Thursday, March 7th, at the new office of Dodson Payment Solutions, 7340 M68 in Alanson.

Bailey to lead Thrive 45’s March 14th Cultivate event

Thrive 45 is excited to host its first quarter Cultivate event in partnership with the Northern Lakes Economic Alliance (NLEA) and MSU Extension. The Thursday, March 14th event will be led by Sam Bailey, who is the NLEA's Strategic Initiatives Manager and an MSU Extension educator. This event will be held from 9 to 11 a.m. March 14th at the Odawa Hotel in Petoskey. Register here. Event flier.

The first part of the program will be an interactive presentation which will provide an overview of economic development, delve into regional economic trends, describe the NLEA, and explain what it takes for communities to be successful. Then, attendees will participate in an activity that places them in a hypothetical community struggling with a development project and challenges them to chart the best path forward. This session is ideal for anyone interested in local economics or learning how they can play a role in shaping their community.

Prosecutor Linderman retires after 45 years

He previously served as an assistant Emmet County prosecuting attorney and as the County’s chief assistant prosecutor before being elected to lead the Emmet County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office.

Linderman stated that “I am proud to have represented the citizens of Emmet County as their prosecutor while working with law enforcement and others to keep our community a safe area for everyone to reside in.” Linderman will officially retire on February 29.

2024 Harbor Springs Special Events Calendar

* = Chamber events | ** = Chamber Foundation events | = Chamber Member Events

All events are subject to change. 

Click here for a printable PDF of the 2024 full year calendar.

Feb 23 – March 3 – Restaurant Week*

Mar 1-31 – Chamber Office Sponsor of the Month* –

Mar 5 – Coffee with the Chamber – 8a-10a* (1st Tues of every month)*

Mar 14 – State of the Community (Stafford’s Pier) 11:30a*

Mar 20 – Chillin’ w the Chamber (HSACC, 118 E. Main) 4p-6p

Mar 30 – Bowling Down Main Street (State and Main Streets) 12p-2pm

April 1-30 – Chamber Office Sponsor of the Month* –

April 2 – Coffee and Conversation – On the Road: Admired in Harbor (930 State St., Ste 19) 8-10a* 

April 17 – Chillin’ w the Chamber (HSACC, 118 E. Main) 4p-6p * (3rd Wed of month)

April 24 – S.T.I.R. * 5-7p – Pond Hill Farm

May 1-31 – Chamber Office Sponsor of the Month* –

May 2 – Airport After Hours (Pellston Airport) 5:30p-7:30p*

May 7 – Coffee with the Chamber (HSACC, 118 E. Main) 8a-10a* -

May 15 – Chillin’ w the Chamber – 4p-6p* On the Road – The Colonial Inn (210 Artesian Ave)

May 22 – Volunteer Appreciation Happy Hour (The New York Restaurant) 4-6p*

May 25-Oct. 12 (Saturdays) – Harbor Springs Farmers Market (Corner of State & Main) 9a-1p

May 27 – Memorial Weekend Parade 10 a.m. and breakfast at the Legion 7-9 a.m.

May 29-Aug. 28 (Wednesdays) – Harbor Springs Farmers Market (Corner of State & Main) 9a-1p

June 1-30 – Chamber Office Sponsor of the Month* –

June 4 – Coffee with the Chamber (HSACC, 118 E. Main) 8a-10a* - Lite 96.3FM at The Chamber

June 19 – Chillin’ w the Chamber 4p-6p* -

Jun 25 – Night of the Arts Gallery Walk 5:30p-8:30p*

June 27 -Aug 22 – Street Musique** (Every Thursday) 6:30p-8:30p (Except July 4)

Jun 27 – Blessing of the Fleet

July 1-31 – Chamber Office Sponsor of the Month* -

July 4 – Parade* & Fireworks**

July 4 – Harbor Springs Community Schools Art Show (Zorn Park) 9a-4p

July 5 –Friday Night Music in the Park* (Marina Park) 6:30p-8:30p* -

July 7 – Sunday Music in the Park (Marina Park) 4p-6p*-

July 10 – N. Michigan Women’s Club/HSACC Annual Art Show (Nub’s Nob) – 9a-4p

July 12-13 – Shay Days – 10-3p

July 12-14 – Blissfest Music Festival

> Full 2024 Calendar.

Check out our area webcams

• Nub's Nob - View
• The Highlands at Harbor Springs - View
• Graham Real Estate Bluff Cam - View
• Steeple Cam from atop Holy Childhood Church - View
• Lyric Theatre, downtown - View

Megan DeWindt resigns from CTAC to become exec director of Bay View Association

“Crooked Tree Arts Center holds a special place in my heart. I am forever grateful for the tremendous mentorships, friendships, and support I have received over the years at CTAC. I know this supportive network will continue to ensure the present and future success of the Arts Center.”

With her years of experience and passion for non-profit arts, DeWindt brings a wealth of knowledge to lead Bay View through its 150th year and beyond.

“Megan collaborated with arts organizations including Bay View during her tenure as President of Crooked Tree Arts Center, and she is a fifth-generation Bay Viewer as well. She is a perfect fit in skills and culture to be our Executive Director,” Bay View President Robin Caldwell said. 

“Bay View has a storied history, but I see an exciting future. Bay View’s mission of providing opportunities for individuals and families to reach their full potential intellectually, spiritually, emotionally, and physically is more relevant today than ever before,” says DeWindt.

DeWindt will replace retiring Executive Director Barbara Pfeil. DeWindt will begin the transition and make the role her own while Pfeil will offer support through the changeover and complete special projects until her contract expires. Pfeil began her Bay View career in 2016 as Finance Director. She was promoted as Bay View’s first woman Executive Director on December 1, 2021, and has worked to create a cohesive team and improve the campus in preparation for the 150th Jubilee in 2025. Pfiel is looking forward to leisure time and spending time with her family and her dogs.

Stafford's offers April Stay-Cation packages

Crooked River Lodge is offering a Stay-Cation package: The Perfect Family Vacation Close to Home!

Standard Room (Sun.-Thurs. in April) starting at $119 per night.

Standard Room (Fri. or Sat. in April) starting at $139 per night.

Package Includes:

• Your Guestroom for one night
• Hot Continental Breakfast
• $20 in Stafford’s Dining Dollars (Redeemable at the Pier, Weathervane or Noggin Room Pub)

CLICK HERE for more details.

Perry Hotel is offering a Stay-Cation package. Whether looking for a weekend getaway or a midweek break, Downtown Petoskey has everything you need for a rejuvenating staycation. Take advantage of the opportunity to experience the best of your own backyard!

Standard Room starting at $159 per night, available Midweek and Weekends: March 22 – April 5, 2024. Package Includes:

• Your Guestroom for one night
• $25 Breakfast credit to dine in our H.O. Rose Dining Room
• $40 in Stafford’s Noggin Room bucks
• $50 in Downtown Dollars

CLICK HERE for more details

Hops 'n Highlands weekend is March 8-9

Join us at The Highlands for this popular craft beer-tasting weekend March 8 and 9.

We are partnering with a variety of Michigan breweries, including Ore Dock Brewery, New Holland Brewing Co. Short's Brewery, Bell’s Brewery, Beard’s, Petoskey Brewing, Brew Detroit, and many others to curate a beer sampling event with fun on tap from morning to night. Purchase a $25 ticket in advance - entry includes access to the beer-tasting event, 4 sampling tickets, and a gift. Book Now >>

Weekend Highlights:

• Hops 'n Highlands Beer Dinner  | Friday, 7 PM
• Beer Tasting Event | Saturday, 12 PM - 5 PM
• Live Music | Saturday, 11 AM - 5 PM
• Food Trucks - Summer Gig, Pigs Eatin Ribs, and Lost Village Pierogi | Saturday, 12 PM -5 PM
• IFOSH Stein Hoisting Winter Championship | Saturday, 2 PM - 3 PM
• After Party at Zoo Bar Cantina, with Live Entertainment by the Jelly Roll Blues Band | Saturday, 6 PM - 9 PM
• Event flier

Breweries: 

• Petoskey Brewing Company
• Brew Detroit
• Short's Brewing Company
• Beards Brewery
• Bell's Brewery
• Blackrocks Brewery
• Ore Dock Brewing Company
• Broad Leaf Brewery
• Big Lake Brewing
• Saugatuck Brewing Company

Parade float from the Petoskey Federation of Women's Clubs, which was involved in many activities, including Women's Suffrage.

March 7th History Talk explores Women’s Suffrage in Northern Michigan

Little Traverse Historical Society Executive Director Jane Garver will share stories of the people and events surrounding woman's suffrage in Petoskey and the northern Michigan region during this in-person Harbor History Talk from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, March 7, at the Harbor Springs History Museum. The talk highlights artifacts such as programs from national and statewide conventions, minutes from suffrage meetings, and photographs of local women involved in the movement.

Registration is required for this event. Register by choosing "Register" or "Register & Donate" from the box below and adding it to your cart, then follow the prompts to check out. You can also add other talks or museum store items to your cart before checkout. Please call 231-526-9771 with any questions.

NCMC Lifelong Learning Club is unveiling a new style of learning event

The NCMC Lifelong Learning Club is experimenting with a newly designed enrichment class combining a lecture, an assigned bestselling book and a live performance. All of the elements of this event surround the true story of "The Radium Girls." In the early 1900's radium is a miracle cure, Madame Curie is an international celebrity and luminous watches are the latest rage - until the young women who paint the watches begin to fall ill with a mysterious disease. Most of the young women become seriously ill or worse. Very unusual for their time, these women rightfully stand up for themselves in court, suing their employers for occupational hazards and endangering their workers. 

This class is scheduled for April 4th and April 13th. For more on this new class click here.

Free Drumheads Percussion concert on Sunday

Enjoy the many sounds of percussion with The Drumheads ensemble from the Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra.

The free concert, part of the GLCO’s Sunday Series, will take place at 4 PM Sunday, March 3rd, at the First Congregational Church, 101 State St. in Charlevoix.

Tim Mocny, Bob Sagan, and Ken Yagiela will perform favorites, reimagined classics, video game music and more in creative percussion arrangements with drums, glockenspiel, marimba, cymbals, and “found” instruments, to name a few. There is something for everyone and all ages in this dynamic performance.

The free Sunday Series recitals are made possible through the generous support of Carolyn Klender. The Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra is a nonprofit professional orchestra headquartered at 219 E. Lake St., Petoskey. For more information, visit www.glcorchestra.org or call 231-487-0010. 

Are you in the loop with Community Connections?

Join us at the next meeting: Thursday, March 7 from 7 to 9pm at the United Way Office, 1691 US-131, Petoskey. We're always happy to welcome new faces. Light refreshments will be served. To learn more or confirm your attendance, contact mking@wrcnm.org.

Fun from Stafford's: Titanic Dinner and Murder Mystery coming in March

Stafford's Hospitality is planning a couple of fun dinner events next month. The Perry Hotel will host the Titanic Dinner, "A First Class Dining Event" on Saturday, March 9th. Call 231-347-4000 for reservations. View the menu. Print a flier.

Two weeks later, Stafford's Bay View Inn will host a Murder Mystery dinner and performance on March 23rd. Call 231-347-2771 for reservations. Flier with details and menu.

Now showing at the Harbor Springs Lyric Theatre: Last chance for Madame Web & The Chosen Season Ep 4: 4-6. Dune: Part two joins Ordinary Angels, Bob Marley: One Love & Chosen Season 4: Episodes 7 & 8. Tickets and showtimes. We recommend purchasing tickets in advance via our app or website and arriving early to check in, purchase concessions, and enjoy our pre-show.

$2 Friday Classics at 11:00 a.m. in Theater 1 (200 Seats)

Friday, 3/1: Coal Miner's Daughter (1980)

Friday, 3/15: Escape from Alcatraz (1979)

Friday, 3/29: Spartacus (1960)

25¢ Saturday Family Favorites at 11:00 a.m. in Theater 1 (200 Seats)

Saturday, 3/2: The Great Muppet Caper (1981)

Saturday, 3/30: Problem Child (1990)

Artists invited to July 10 show at Nub's Nob

The Harbor Springs Area Chamber of Commerce has again teamed up with the Northern Michigan Women's Club to bring back the Art Show at Nub's Nob Resort from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday, July 10th. The Art Show was recharged by the new partners in 2023, three years after the last event was held before the pandemic in 2019. 

Invitations to submit booth requests have already been sent to previous participants. To apply please click the following links:

• Artist Contract/Application
• Booth Map and Pricing 

Admission is a suggested donation of $5. Proceeds from the Art Show benefit the Harbor Springs Chamber and the many charitable organizations supported by the Northern Michigan Women's Club. Anyone with questions may contact Bonnie at the chamber, 231-526-7999, or email director@harborspringschamber.com.

Friendship Center hosts lunch and activities

We have a variety of exercise programs such as Yoga, Strength & Balance, Drumfit and Line Dancing. Check out our activities: We have Bingo, Rummikub, Movie Day and Virtual History Talks. Hope to see you soon! The Friendship Center is located at 305 West Main St., Harbor Springs, phone 231-526-6061. Website.

Chamber members, help us promote you!

Let us know about your business news, promotions and events! Our Harbor Happenings newsletter deadline is Tuesday for publication each week on Thursday morning - it’s a free benefit of membership.

> REACH 1,000 people with your ad or press release in Harbor Happenings. You’ll get great local exposure - our newsletter goes out to 2,000 people and is opened by more than 1,000 each week. We can create your ad or give you the specs to have your people do it. We invoice you after your ad runs. Here are your advertising options:

• Display ad and web link at the top of the Thursday newsletter - $75.
• Display ad and web link after the third story in the newsletter - $50.
• Exclusive e-blast featuring your business, any day but Thursday - $150.

To send us your news, reserve an ad or ask questions, email jim@harborspringschamber.com.

ZONING CODE UPDATE - Here is a memo and Frequently Asked Questions from the Planning Commission.

February Newsletter - Sign up here to receive the city newsletter and meeting notices.

> Members are invited to post their openings on the Chamber Jobs Page. Log in to post, or email angie@harborspringschamber.com for assistance.

SPRING CAREER FAIR - North Central Michigan College is hosting a Spring Career Fair on Wednesday, April 3, from 2-4 p.m. in the NCMC Student & Community Resource Center gymnasium. Open to employers and job seekers, the event will provide opportunities to network and recruit candidates for career-track and entry-level positions as well as internships. Space is limited to the first 55 employers to register. Questions? Contact Wendy Kresnak, NCMC career development specialist, at wkresnak@ncmich.edu or 231-439-6265.

ROAST & TOAST - Chef de Cuisine. Details.

WINEGUYS RESTAURANT GROUP - Restaurant Management and Event Coordination Internship. Details.

PERRY FARM VILLAGE & THE BIRCHES - Executive Chef. Responsible for the successful culinary operation. Committed to providing food and quality with the greatest value to all customers. Responsible for all food production, including resident and guest meals, catering, and special events. Responsible for procurement. Details.

MANTHEI CONSTRUCTION has a number of career opportunities.Come build with us! Details.

BAY VIEW ASSOCIATION - Building Grounds and Maintenance. Details.

NORTHERN LIGHTS RECREATION is hiring Experienced Bartenders. Stop by and fill out an application or email managernorthernlightsrec@gmail.com. You can also find an application on our website. Must have at least one year bartending experience. Must have reliable transportation and be willing to work nights and weekends. Full time benefits include health insurance, dental and vision insurance, discounted meals and free recreation.

NORTHERN COMMUNITY MEDIATION, a non-profit 501(c) (3) organization located in Petoskey, is seeking a case manager. Details.

BIRCHWOOD CONSTRUCTION - https://www.bccfamily.com/careers

BC PIZZA - Join our team - apply here: https://bc.pizza/join-the-team/

HARBOR SPRINGS MARKET - Help wanted, full and part time, flexible hours, 401k, competitive pay, 10% off groceries. 300 W Lake St, (231) 526-2101.

PIERSON’S GRILLE & SPIRITS is looking for full time and part time positions for front and back of house, including servers and hosting. Competitive wages, flexible schedule, and willing to train. Please bring in your resume, or apply online at piersonsgrille.com. Resumes can also be emailed to brea@symonsgeneralstore.com. 231-526-2967.

NEW YORK RESTAURANT is accepting applications. Competitive wages, consistent hours and food discounts. Stop in Wednesday through Sunday 3-9 to fill out an application. Email qualifications to info@thenewyork.com or text 231-330-2810.



PINEVIEW COTTAGE, a Premier Assisted Living & Memory Care Community, is looking for caregivers to join our great team. Full or part-time positions available. Click to apply online or print our application. Call 810-516-8928 or email dean@pineviewcottage.com. Website.

BIRCHWOOD FARMS COUNTRY CLUB - Various positions - Details.

ODAWA CASINO - Employment Page.

PRESTON FEATHER BUILDING CENTERS - Various positions.

TOP OF MICHIGAN TRAILS COUNCIL - Development Director - Details.

THE HIGHLANDS AT HARBOR SPRINGS - Employment Page.

HARBOR SPRINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS - Employment Page.

NORTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN COLLEGE - Join our team.

MCLAREN NORTHERN MICHIGAN HOSPITAL - Employment Page.

WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER - Various job opportunities.

EMMET COUNTY - Various positions. Details.

College Central Network for North Central Michigan College.

> Find a job or post a job opening.

Thank you and welcome, new Chamber members!

These local businesses and organizations have joined the Harbor Springs Chamber in recent weeks. We'd love to have you join them - and us!

• Team Honor
• Dr. Eimers Hearing Clinic
• The House of Skrobeck
• Larson Health Weight Loss
• Brutus Camp Deli
• Crystal Clean & Professional Services
• Little Bay Boards
• Hotshots Drain Cleaning
• @properties Christie's International RE Harbor Springs
• Cottage Company Interiors

> Chamber member benefits

> Member application

> Call 231-526-7999 or email us

Harbor Springs hats, puzzles, T-shirts, notecards, ornaments are available at the Chamber office

The Harbor Springs Chamber is selling a number of unique locally branded items. You can help support the chamber by purchasing puzzles, T-shirts, Car Festival hats, ornaments and notecards featuring scenes of our community. All are available at the chamber office, 118 E. Main Street. All listed prices include tax.

CHAMBER T-SHIRTS are available at the Chamber office. Street Musique and other shirts are also available from the chamber. Limited sizes are available and remaining shirts are $20 ($5 off!).

TILEWORKS ORNAMENTS - We are offering our first Limited Edition Chamber Ornament in blue with choices of 5 ribbon colors. Only 100 have been made. Thanks to Little Traverse Tileworks for producing this one-of-a-kind ornament for us! Ribbon colors are black, white, olive, gold, and gray for $15 including tax.

HARBOR SPRINGS PUZZLES - Several recent puzzles are available for $25 ($10 off!) at the chamber office. Details.

CAR FESTIVAL HATS - We are offering a Commemorative Car Festival soft cotton hat with the Car Festival logo for $10 ($15 off!). Details.

HARBOR SPRINGS NOTECARDS - A set of 12 is available for $10 ($5.95 off!). With your purchase you will receive 3 each of the 4 photographs, in a lovely bag sealed with the chamber logo, ready for you to give as gifts or individual notes. You can mail up to three sets for an additional $10. Details.

LED BALLOONS - Join the party! These multi-colored LED Transparent Luminous Balloons are available for $10 including tax with flashing or stationary lights. Your kids will enjoy these fun balloons with an 18" stem and hand grip, which make it easy to run around. They are popular any time - 4th of July or winter nights like our Tree Lighting and Downtown Open House.

Please consider donating to one of our Chamber Foundation funds:

• Harbor Springs Chamber New Building Fund
• Harbor Springs Annual 4th of July Fireworks
• Harbor Springs Street Musique
• Harbor Springs Car Festival

> Details and donation link.

Membership in the Harbor Springs Area Chamber is open to all businesses, organizations, and individuals. Information presented in the chamber newsletter does not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the chamber or its membership. It is provided here as information only, as submitted by member businesses and organizations.

SPREAD THE NEWS - We'd love to send you the weekly Harbor Happenings newsletter. To subscribe, unsubscribe, advertise or submit your news, email

jim@harborspringschamber.com.

Thanks to our Newsletter Sponsors!

The sponsor group includes:

THE COLONIAL INN at 210 Artesian Avenue, the only hotel in the City of Harbor Springs, owned by the Brown family for three generations.

BREAKERS RESORT, a beachfront resort, bar and restaurant on beautiful Lake Huron. Breakers has been in the Brown family since 2004.

THE CLUB AT BREAKERS is the only hotel waterfront restaurant and beach bar in St. Ignace, featuring lakefront views, delicious libations, and delectable food.

Chamber office hours are 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., M-F

118 East Main Street, Harbor Springs MI 49740

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