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The Official Newberry Area Chamber of Commerce website welcomes vacationers to experience a region that offers year-round adventure!

Welcome to Newberry - the Official Moose Capital of the great State of Michigan!
Newberry Michigan offers a wide variety of attractions, lodging, restaurants, business opportunities and more! Year-round activities will make your Newberry Michigan Vacation fun and exciting! Experience one of the best places to hike, explore, golf, visit bears, see attractions, & have an adventure! 
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Tahquamenon Falls -winter.

The Tahquamenon Falls is open all-year-round!

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Please explore the many great members of our Chamber.  We offer a Business search at the top of our site, plus you can view all Member CategoriesFinding your Newberry Michigan Business has never been easier!

Fall Season Highlights - CLICK HERE FOR THE FALL COLOR REPORT
Fall is a beautiful time of year in the Eastern Upper Peninsula.  As the colors turn, there is so much to see and do.  Fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking and exploring the area in a ATV/ORV or from the comfort of your car, the Newberry Area offers a relaxing and refreshing vacation getaway for everyone.   And the first weekend in October you can enjoy the Newberry Oktoberfest!  Come on up for a great time!

Summer Season Highlights
Come and enjoy the Newberry Area in the summer and experience the beauty of the Upper Peninsula.! Lake Superior and Lake Michigan, The Tahquamenon Falls State Park, Muskallonge Lake State Park and Seney National Wildlife Refuge are all just a short drive from Newberry.  Our area abounds in lakes, forests, wildlife and great attractionsWhether you enjoy hiking, fishing, kayaking, hunting, boating, birding, ATV/ORV's or just viewing, you can't beat the Newberry area for natural beauty!  Make Newberry your home base as you explore the Eastern Upper Peninsula!

Winter Season Highlights

Visit the Tahquamenon Falls during the winter and view the captivating ice formations and forests. Newberry Snowmobiling is our main active adventure here in the Luce County area!  Great for family and friends - explore the entire Upper Peninsula from our trail heads.  Tahquamenon Area Dog Sledding Events are held here in our Tahquamenon Area. You don't have to travel to Alaska to view first class racing! Whether you are a spectator or a musher, we offer a pristine wilderness full of snow, forests and fun! Visitors can also enjoy skiing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, ice-fishing, hunting, & ice skating.
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We are Ranked #3 in the U.S. for Snowmobiling by Lake Superior Magazine. Ranked #5 in the U.S. by America's Best Online for Snowmobiling!

Michigan Snow X Racing Association - Michigan's best Snow X Racing Series comes to Newberry! Please visit our Calendar of Events for dates.
The Legendary Tahquamenon Falls was made famous in the Longfellow poem Hiawatha. 
According to Indian lore, the origin of the name Tahquamenon is attributed to the water's amber color, which is the result of leaching of tanic acid from the cedar and hemlock swamps that feed the river. The Tahquamenon Falls is special in many ways. One little known fact is that it is the second largest waterfall east of the Mississippi, with Niagara being the largest.
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Newberry Area Attractions
Visit the Bear Ranch, The Logging Museum, Luce County Historical Museum, The Tahquamenon Falls, The Toonerville Trolley, Seney Wildlife Refuge, Whitefish Pointe & more - all within an hour! Surrounded by great natural attractions make sure to visit our Area Attractions and Attractions Members page for info, photos and links to further websites.
Newberry Michigan Attractions - Oswalds Bear Ranch, The Logging Museum, Luce County Historical Museum, The Tahquamenon Falls, The Toonerville Trolley, Seney Wildlife Refuge, Whitefish Pointe
Snowmobile Newberry Michigan and take a trip throughout the entire Eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
Experience our beautiful forests, groomed trails, wildlife, area businesses, and groomed trails. Begin your winter excursion here in the heart of the Upper Peninsula and ride our trails that connect you to Paradise, Curtis, Helmer, Hulbert, Pine Stump Junction, Seney, and beyond!
Newberry Snowmobiling, Snowmobile Newberry and take a trip throughout the entire Eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
Visit us and find over 200 miles of some of the best ATV/ORV trails in the United States
A network of trails through the Lake Superior State Forest wilderness provides the Off-Road enthusiast with many hours of unsurpassed riding. Luce County now allows ATV & ORV enthusiasts to ride on county roads. Please visit the ATV & ORV page for more information.
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FOR A LOCAL COMMUNITY EVENTS LIST, INCLUDING MEETINGS AND SCHOOL EVENTS,
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For a listing of activities at Tahquamenon Falls State Park, Click Here

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FOR THE NEWBERRY AREA FALL COLOR REPORT, CLICK HERE

Wednesday, September 1, 2010  Writing Workshop by Shelley St. Ange Sheldon at Chamberlin's Ole Forest Inn, Curtis, MI.  For more information call 906-586-6000. 

Wednesday, September 1,  2010  2:00-5:00pm  Farmers Market in Curtis, MI next to the Curtis Park.

Saturday, September 4, 2010  11th Annual Art on the Lake Music and Art Festival, Erickson Center Park, Curtis, MI.  Over 80 art vendors exhibiting from 10am-4pm.  Beer, wine, and food available.  Lions Pancake Breakfast from 7-11am, Children's Art Tent 10am-3pm, Children's Parade at 2pm, Live entertainment featuring Bordertown from 11am-2pm and Steppin' In It from 2:30-5:30pm.  $1 admission per person, no pets please. Sponsored by Erickson Center for the Arts.

Saturday, September 4, 2010   9am-noon  Engadine Farmer's Market, Mill Pond Park Pavilion, M-117, Engadine. 

Saturday-Sunday, September 4-5, 2010   7th Annual Grand Marais Triathlon, Bayshore Park, Grand Marais, MI. Saturday:  5K run at 9am, Junior Triathlon at 11am.  Sunday: Adult Triathlon at 1:30pm consists of a
300-yard swim in Grand Marais Bay, 13.6 mile bike race through the beautiful Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore and a 5K run.  For more information or to register, click here .

Monday, September 6, 2010  53rd Annual Labor Day Bridge Walk.  Join thousands of walkers and make the five-mile trek across the Mighty Mackinac Bridge!  Walkers can start up until 11:00 a.m.  The annual trek across the 5-mile long Mackinac Bridge occurs on Labor Day, the only day of the year pedestrians are allowed on the bridge. Walkers begin in St. Ignace at the north end of the Bridge and walk south. The walk is one-way, and bus transportation is available to return you to St. Ignace until 2:30 p.m.  For more information click here.

Wednesday, September 8,  2010  2:00-5:00pm  Farmers Market in Curtis, MI next to the Curtis Park.

Saturday, September 11, 2010   1pm  Lest They Be Forgotten Memorial Dedication, American Legion Post#74, 7964 M-123, Newberry.  Sponsored by The Fallen Heroes Memorial Foundation, whose mission is to construct and dedicate a Lest They Be Forgotten memorial in the hometowns of our military service members who have lost their lives defending the United States of America in the war against terrorism.  The Newberry Fallen Heroes Memorial is in memory of Jeremy DePottey (9/11/06) and all Veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.  For more information, or to donate to the memorial, please call Lori Miller at 906-235-2524. 

Saturday, September 11, 2010  Habitat for Humanity HiawathaLand Golf Tournament, at The Hiawatha Sportsman's Club Golf Course, off US2 in Naubinway.  9 hole, 2 person scramble.  Check in 12:15, tee off at 1pm.  Hole-in-One prize:  Arctic Cat Crossfire Snowmobile donated by Renze Power Sports. Cost:  $25 per person plus cart.  Call Vicky at 906-477-6683 to register.

Saturday, September 11, 2010  Tahquamenon Wilderness Canoe Race, 17 Mile Race from the Lower Falls to the Whitefish Bay near the Rivermouth campground. C2, C1 and Junior racing categories.  For more information click here or contact  Dave & Jane Grondin at 906-492-3444.

Saturday, September 11, 2010   9am-noon  Engadine Farmer's Market, Mill Pond Park Pavilion, M-117, Engadine. 

Saturday-Sunday, September 11-12, 2010   7th Annual Tour Da Woods Mountain Bike Challenge, Munising, MI.  Saturday is the Point-to-Point 30 mile race "Hiawatha's Revenge" and the 15 mile "Red Deer Run".  Sunday is the free Youth Race (16 and under)  which is held at Valley Spur and ranges from 50' to 5 miles, depending on the age of the pedaler.  For more information click here.

Wednesday, September 15,  2010  2:00-5:00pm  Farmers Market in Curtis, MI next to the Curtis Park.

Friday-Saturday, September 17-18, 2010   4th Annual "Honoring the Waters" Pow-Wow, at the Newberry Tribal Center, 4935 Zeez-ba-tik,  off M-28, Newberry.  Friday is the Blessing of the Grounds, Health & Fun Fair at 3:00pm, Feast at 5pm (please bring a dish to pass) and a Talking Circle.  Saturday events:  Grand Entry at noon, Bake Sale, Food concession, vendors and traders, Feast Meal at 4:30 (please bring a dish to pass).  Everyone is welcome.  Come hear the drums, learn about Native American Culture and see dancers in full regalia.  For more information call 906-293-8181.  Sponsored by the Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians.

Saturday, September 18, 2010   11am-6pm 
3rd Annual “Rock On” with Lake Superior Agates Rock Show, Muskallonge State Park, 28 miles north of Newberry on County Road 407. Learn about Lake Superior agates, view or show agate collections, on-site lapidaries will cut and polish, vendors selling a variety of specialty items, kids’ games and more. For more information click here or  call  906-658-3338.

Saturday, September 18, 2010   9am-noon  Engadine Farmer's Market, Mill Pond Park Pavilion, M-117, Engadine. 

Wednesday, September 22, 2010  2:00-5:00pm  Farmers Market in Curtis, MI next to the Curtis Park.

Friday Sept. 24, 8:30am-5:30pm  Midwest Mushing Iditarod Teacher's Conference at The Erickson Center for the Arts, Curtis, MI. Scheduled talks include Mushing Technology in the Classroom, Target Iditarod Teacher's on the Trail Program, Using and Interpreting Iditarod Race Results, Favorite Iditarod Activities for the classroom, Sled Dog Authors. Keynote Speaker Trent Herbst will share his Iditarod experiences from the perspectives of both teacher and musher. For more information click here.    

Friday, September 24, 2010  7pm   Sled Dog Symposium Concert featuring Jamie-Sue Seals, at the Erickson Center for the Arts, Curtis, MI.   Free public concert.

Saturday, September 25, 2010  1:00pm-9:30pm  Fiddler Jamboree,  American Legion, M-123 in Newberry.   All acoustic (non electrical) instruments. Everyone is welcome to play or just enjoy listening! 1:00pm-5:00pm all are welcome to come and perform 3 pieces; 6:00-9:30pm - Square dance with musicians from the afternoon performing again for the dancers. A concession is provided by the Tahquamenon Logging Museum. Donation at the door.

Saturday, September 25, 2010  8:30am-6:00pm  2nd Annual Midwest Sled Dog Symposium, at The Erickson Center for the Arts, Curtis, MI    Sessions include: Training Methods, Canine Exam and Treatment on the trail, Race Organization, Tales of Midwest Mushing and more.  Keynote Presentation at 4:30 by Sebastian Schnuelle, 2009 Yukon Quest Champion  For more information click here. 

Saturday, September 25, 2010   Noon-8pm    4th Annual Curtis Octoberfest.  Held in downtown Curtis at the corner of Lake St & Main St.  Local vendors, children's games, face painting, beer tent with UP micro-brewed beer, German inspired food, all day entertainment.

Saturday, September 25, 2010   9am-noon  Engadine Farmer's Market, Mill Pond Park Pavilion, M-117, Engadine. 

Wednesday, September 29, 2010  2:00-5:00pm  Farmers Market in Curtis, MI next to the Curtis Park.

Friday-Sunday, October 1-3, 2010  2nd Annual Newberry Oktoberfest!  Activities held at The American Legion on M-123 in Newberry and also at Tahquamenon Area Schools and The Tahquamenon Logging Museum.  Live music, food, parade, arts and crafts vendors, logging competitions and more.  For a complete schedule click here!

Saturday, October 2, 2010  9am-5pm  Working With Your Photos with Bob Guiliani,  at The Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum, Whitefish Point, MI   This seminar will focus on the use of Adobe Photoshop Elements which retails for about $80.  Participants can bring their own computers or take notes to use at a later time.  Adobe Photoshop Elements or Adobe Photoshop should already be loaded into your computer if you bring it; Elements 8 is the latest version and will be used in the seminar.  Cost is $75 for Shipwreck Society members, $100 for non members and lunch is included. To reserve a space in this workshop please call the Shipwreck Coast Museum Store toll-free at 888-492-3747.  There is a cutoff date of September 12, 2010 to sign up for this workshop.

Saturday, October 2, 2010   9am-noon  Engadine Farmer's Market, Mill Pond Park Pavilion, M-117, Engadine. 

Saturday, October 2, 2010  7pm  Stonecross featuring Susan O'Rourke and Zig Zeitler, at The Erickson Center for the Arts, Curtis, MI. $5 admission at the door.

Saturday, October 9, 2010  14th Annual Harvest Moon Ball, at The Erickson Center for the Arts, Curtis, MI.

Friday-Saturday, October 15-16, 2010 
Harvest Festival, at the Tahquamenon Falls State Park. Participate in our annual autumn camping experience at the Lower Falls!   Events include pumpkin carving, campsite decorating, chili cook-off, costume contests, trick-or-treating and a haunted trail in Paradise. Families, groups and couples have made camping during Harvest Festival a tradition. Contests have categories for all ages, including a pet costume contest! Call 906-492-3415 for more information.

Friday-Saturday, October 15-16, 2010  7-10pm   "Haunted Trail" at Sawmill Creek Park, 1/10 mile north of the blinking light in Paradise, MI.   Admission $3.00.  For more information click here.




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Newberry Michigan and explore the pristine Tahquamenon Area! Rated #5 on America's Best Online!

The Tahquamenon Country Guide Publication is a 32 page informative booklet highlighting our great Newberry area businesses, attractions, history, activities and events. You can request a copy or simply download the PDF online.
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Moose Capital of Michigan - Newberry MichiganThe Official Moose Capital of Michigan
While vacationing in the Newberry Michigan area make sure to report all moose sightings to the Newberry Area Chamber of Commerce. Come and discover the beauty and majesty the great Moose Capital of Michigan! Check out our entire website to explore the many year-round activities that you can enjoy right here in the Moose Capital!

A Memorable Day - In 2002, the House and the Senate declared that Newberry Michigan would be recognized as the Official Moose Capital of Michigan!  The Newberry Area Chamber of Commerce displays the Senate Resolution Number 259 and the House of Representatives resolution Number 572 with pride. Visitors and locals alike gathered their photos and stories about their own personal encounters with area moose. 
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Newberry Area Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 308 Newberry, MI 49868
Located on the South corner of M -28 & M -123.

906 293-5562 or 800 831-7292


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