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Suttons BayYESTERDAY & TODAY

T he Village of Suttons Bay lies midway up the eastern shore of the Leelanau Peninsula. This year ’round coastal village has been a haven for boaters since the early 19th century when its harbor was used as

a port by schooners transporting lumber from the area to the emerging metropolises of mid-America.

Schooners, steamers, and the railroad soon brought settlers and visitors to the area, and by 1880, the village had grown to be a lively place of about 250 inhabitants, comprising four stores, three docks, two hotels, a brick schoolhouse, a print shop, a sawmill, and a new Catholic church. Today, the working port has been transformed into a beautiful marina and is still a haven for boaters traversing the sparkling waters of the bay.

The village has a quality all of its own, with specialty shops, galleries and antiques like none other, charming bed and breakfast inns in the historic residential neighborhood, and a host of outstanding restaurants. The convenience of the professional services found in the village helps to keep life simple for visitors and residents alike.

Most of the shoreline of Suttons Bay is park land to enjoy. The Marina Park is an ideal spot for a family day at the beach. You’ll find hiking trails at Bahle Park in the wooded hills on the west side of the village, as well as the Leelanau Trail, south of the old train depot, for walking, biking and cross-country skiing. The schoolship schooner, Inland Seas, is docked on the south side of the Marina. (To lead you there,) follow the wooden walkways for a beautiful nature walk along the bay.

The Leelanau Peninsula offers wineries, golf, sport fishing, Great Lakes boating, cross country skiing, casino gaming, and two national parks – all a short drive away.

In our village there are no fast food franchises, nor is there a stoplight or a parking meter. In some ways little has changed. Today, when you travel up highway M-22, you will suddenly find that you are not on a state highway anymore, but on St. Joseph Street, our main street, with much of its 19th century architecture intact. We hope that you will savor the charms of this historic village by “slowing down” just a bit.

12TH ANNUAL SUMMER SOLSTICE ART/WINE WALK

June 15, 2018 (5-9 PM) – www.suttonsbayarea.com

LEELANAU PENINSULA WINE ON THE WATER FESTIVAL

July 21, 2018 – www.leelanauchamber.com

TOUR DE TART July 20, 2018 – www.traversetrails.org

SUTTONS BAY ART FESTIVAL August 4 & 5, 2018 – www.suttonsbayartfest.org

SUTTONS BAY SIDEWALK SALE August 10 &11, 2018 – www.suttonsbayarea.com

VINEYARD TO BAY 15K September 2, 2018 – www.vineyard2bay25k.com

HARVEST STOMPEDE September 8 & 9, 2018 – www.lpwines.com

FALL FOR SUTTONS BAY September 22, 2018 – www.suttonsbayarea.com

FALL FINALE ART & WINE WALK October 19, 2018 (5-8 PM) – www.suttonsbayarea.com

SUTTONS BAY SATURDAY HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE

November 17, 2018 – www.suttonsbayarea.com

SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY November 24, 2018 – www.suttonsbayarea.com

HOLIDAY IN THE VILLAGE December 1 & 2, 2018– www.suttonsbayarea.com

YETI FEST January 26 2019– www.suttonsbayarea.com

www.suttonsbayarea.com

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Specialty Shops101 - Shady Lane Market – 5891 S. West Bay Shore Dr., 231-271-3597 –

Convenience Store/Gas Station, beer and liquor; local, domestic, and imported wines, lotto, grab & go pizza, sandwiches, salads… your picnic on the go. www.shadylanemarket.com

Restaurants & Specialty Foods111 - 9 Bean Rows Bakery, Market and Farmstead – 9000 E. Duck Lake Rd.

(M-204) 231-271-6658 – Artisan bakery and farm on M-204, and farm-to-table restaurant in downtown Suttons Bay, committed to bringing fresh, seasonal, local food to our community. www.9beanrows.com

112 - Leelanau Cheese – 3324 S. West Bay Shore Dr., Suttons Bay, 231-271-2600 –Artisan cheese making operation - cheese sales and other local products,open year-round. www.leelanaucheese.com

113 - Riverside Inn – 302 River Street, Leland, 231-256-9971 or 888-257-0102 – An intimate & historic setting overlooking the Leland River. Featuring fresh seafood & local favorites, paired with an award winning wine list. Dinner nightly & Sunday Brunch. SEASONAL HOURS. www.theriverside-inn.com

Entertainment & Recreation121 - Eyaawing Museum and Cultural Center – 2304 N. West Bayshore

(7 miles N. on M-22), 231-534-7764 – Open 10-4, Tue. - Sat.

Herman Community Park – 1060 S. Herman Rd. – www.suttonsbayparks.org

122- Bahle Farms Golf Course – 9505 Otto Rd., SB 231-271-2020 – 18 holes ofunforgettable terrain. Located 3 miles South of Suttons Bay. Pro-Shop, Clubhouse,Restaurant, Driving Range. www.traversecitygolf.com

123 - Leelanau Historical Society & Museum – 203 E. Cedar Street, Leland 231-256-7475 – Open year round, call for hours. www.leelanauhistory.org

Wineries & Brewery141 - Black Star Farms Winery – 10844 E. Revold Rd. Suttons Bay, 231-944-

1270 – An Agricultural Experience offering Tasting room, Hearth & Vine Restaurant, Inn, and equestrian facility. Event space for weddings, corporate retreats, and family celebrations. www.blackstarfarms.com

132 - Chateau Fontaine – 2290 S. French Rd., Lake Leelanau, 231-256-0000 – In the heart of Leelanau County, this French homesteaded former potato farm now yields fine wines. Check the web site for seasonal hours. www.chateaufontaine.com

133 - Forty-Five North Vineyard and Winery – 8580 E. Horn Rd., 231-271-1188 – 2 miles off 204 and 1/8 mile up Horn Rd. Offering a wide range of Leelanau Peninsula wines from dry, semi dry, sweet dessert, and ice wine. Visit our new tasting room. www.fortyfivenorth.com

134 - Hop Lot Brewing Co. – 658 S. West Bay Shore Dr., 231-866-4445 – One-of-a-kind outdoor beer garden with an “Up North” twist, On-site hop garden-walk through the 18 feet tall hop plants, free brewery tours, 10-14 taps with main stay and rotating taps, we brew all styles of beer, for all different tastes. www.hoplotbrewing.com

135 - L. Mawby Vineyards – 4519 S. Elm Valley Rd, SB, 231-271-3522 – Sparkling wines, Traditional Method & Cuve Close, Tasting and retail sales: Check the web site for the summer event schedule and seasonal hours. www.lmawby.com

Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail – 10781 E Cherry Bend Rd Studio 1, Traverse City, MI 49684, 231-642-5550 – For a list of vineyards, locations, tasting room hours and special events, see our web site www.lpwines.com

Lodging141 - Black Star Farms Inn – 10844 E. Revold Rd. Suttons Bay, 231-944-1270

–Selected “Distinguished Inn of North America”, nestled below a hillside ofvineyards and overlooking barns and pastures, features luxurious guest rooms withan exceptional package of services and amenities. innkeeper@blackstarfarms.com

142 - Northern Dream Bed & Breakfast – 2243 S. Richter Road, Suttons Bay, 231-271-8309 – Located on a secluded, wooded hillside surrounded by orchards and wineries, and near the Leelanau Trail. Three comfortable guest rooms boast relaxing accomodations and a commons area for your enjoyment. Delicious breakfast served each morning. www.northerndreambnb.com

143 - M-22 Inn – 4290 S. West Bayshore Dr. SB, 231-271-6694 – Quaint, affordable, country setting accomodations and West Bay views. Located at the gateway of the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail, four miles south of Suttons Bay and also in the Heart of Glen Arbor. www.m22inn.com

144 - Sunset Lodge – 12819 Tatch Rd., Omena 231-386-9080 – Twelve guest rooms and suites In three historic buildings overlooking Omena Bay. Wheeler House B&B is open year round; cottage suites open May-November. www.sunsetlodgeomena.com

Stony Point Rentals – 231-633-6553 – Bayview Cottage in the village of Suttons Bay and 3 Waterfront rental homes on Stony Point Rd in Suttons Bay, available daily during the “off” season September-June and weekly during the summer. www.suttonsbayrentals.com

Visit Up North Vacation Rentals – 231-922-8922 or 800-901-8922, Homes, cottages, and condos available in Suttons Bay and throughout Leelanau and Grand Traverse Counties. Open all year for getaways during any season! Visit Up North Vacation Rentals, 548 E. Front St., Traverse City, MI 49686. www.visitupnorth.com

145 - Whaleback Inn – 1757 N. Manitou Trail, Leland, 231-256-9090 or 800-942-5322 – Cottages, suites, lake-view rooms overlooking Lake Leelanau. Open year around. Private dock, nightly/weekly stays. www.whalebackinn.com

Professional Services151 - Bonek Insurance – 1475 S. Peck Rd., Suttons Bay, 231-271-3623 –

Since 1934. Serving Leelanau County and beyond with all lines of insurance – Auto, Home, Marine, & Business. www.bonek.com

Traverse, Northern Michigan’s Magazine, My North Tickets – Events calendar and ticket purchases. Everything Good About Life in Northern Michigan. www.MyNorth.com

Leelanau Scenic Heritage Route Guide – Locate scenic, historic and recreational opportunities along one of Michigan’s designated scenic highways. http://nwm.org/userfiles/filemanager/923/

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Suttons Bay YESTERDAY & TODAY

The Village of Suttons Bay lies midway up the eastern shore of the Leelanau Peninsula. This year ’round coastal village has been a haven for boaters since the early 19th century when its harbor was used as

a port by schooners transporting lumber from the area to the emerging metropolises of mid-America.

Schooners, steamers, and the railroad soon brought settlers and visitors to the area, and by 1880, the village had grown to be a lively place of about 250 inhabitants, comprising four stores, three docks, two hotels, a brick schoolhouse, a print shop, a sawmill, and a new Catholic church. Today, the working port has been transformed into a beautiful marina and is still a haven for boaters traversing the sparkling waters of the bay.

The village has a quality all of its own, with specialty shops, galleries and antiques like none other, charming bed and breakfast inns in the historic residential neighborhood, and a host of outstanding restaurants. The convenience of the professional services found in the village helps to keep life simple for visitors and residents alike.

Most of the shoreline of Suttons Bay is park land to enjoy. The Marina Park is an ideal spot for a family day at the beach. You’ll find hiking trails at Bahle Park in the wooded hills on the west side of the village, as well as the Leelanau Trail, south of the old train depot, for walking, biking and cross-country skiing. The schoolship schooner, Inland Seas, is docked on the south side of the Marina. (To lead you there,) follow the wooden walkways for a beautiful nature walk along the bay.

The Leelanau Peninsula offers wineries, golf, sport fishing, Great Lakes boating, cross country skiing, casino gaming, and two national parks – all a short drive away.

In our village there are no fast food franchises, nor is there a stoplight or a parking meter. In some ways little has changed. Today, when you travel up highway M-22, you will suddenly find that you are not on a state highway anymore, but on St. Joseph Street, our main street, with much of its 19th century architecture intact. We hope that you will savor the charms of this historic village by “slowing down” just a bit.

12TH ANNUAL SUMMER SOLSTICE ART/WINE WALK

June 15, 2018 (5-9 PM) – www.suttonsbayarea.com

LEELANAU PENINSULA WINE ON THE WATER FESTIVAL

July 21, 2018 – www.leelanauchamber.com

TOUR DE TART July 20, 2018 – www.traversetrails.org

SUTTONS BAY ART FESTIVAL August 4 & 5, 2018 – www.suttonsbayartfest.org

SUTTONS BAY SIDEWALK SALE August 10 &11, 2018 – www.suttonsbayarea.com

VINEYARD TO BAY 15K September 2, 2018 – www.vineyard2bay25k.com

HARVEST STOMPEDE September 8 & 9, 2018 – www.lpwines.com

FALL FOR SUTTONS BAY September 22, 2018 – www.suttonsbayarea.com

FALL FINALE ART & WINE WALK October 19, 2018 (5-8 PM) – www.suttonsbayarea.com

SUTTONS BAY SATURDAY HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE

November 17, 2018 – www.suttonsbayarea.com

SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY November 24, 2018 – www.suttonsbayarea.com

HOLIDAY IN THE VILLAGE December 1 & 2, 2018– www.suttonsbayarea.com

YETI FEST January 26 2019– www.suttonsbayarea.com

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Specialty Shops101 - Shady Lane Market – 5891 S. West Bay Shore Dr., 231-271-3597 –

Convenience Store/Gas Station, beer and liquor; local, domestic, and imported wines, lotto, grab & go pizza, sandwiches, salads… your picnic on the go. www.shadylanemarket.com

Restaurants & Specialty Foods111 - 9 Bean Rows Bakery, Market and Farmstead – 9000 E. Duck Lake Rd.

(M-204) 231-271-6658 – Artisan bakery and farm on M-204, and farm-to-table restaurant in downtown Suttons Bay, committed to bringing fresh, seasonal, local food to our community. www.9beanrows.com

112 - Leelanau Cheese – 3324 S. West Bay Shore Dr., Suttons Bay, 231-271-2600 – Artisan cheese making operation - cheese sales and other local products,open year-round. www.leelanaucheese.com

113 - Riverside Inn – 302 River Street, Leland, 231-256-9971 or 888-257-0102 – An intimate & historic setting overlooking the Leland River. Featuring fresh seafood & local favorites, paired with an award winning wine list. Dinner nightly & Sunday Brunch. SEASONAL HOURS. www.theriverside-inn.com

Entertainment & Recreation121 - Eyaawing Museum and Cultural Center – 2304 N. West Bayshore

(7 miles N. on M-22), 231-534-7764 – Open 10-4, Tue. - Sat.

Herman Community Park – 1060 S. Herman Rd. – www.suttonsbayparks.org

122- Bahle Farms Golf Course – 9505 Otto Rd., SB 231-271-2020 – 18 holes ofunforgettable terrain. Located 3 miles South of Suttons Bay. Pro-Shop, Clubhouse,Restaurant, Driving Range. www.traversecitygolf.com

123 - Leelanau Historical Society & Museum – 203 E. Cedar Street, Leland 231-256-7475 – Open year round, call for hours. www.leelanauhistory.org

Wineries & Brewery141 - Black Star Farms Winery – 10844 E. Revold Rd. Suttons Bay, 231-944-

1270 – An Agricultural Experience offering Tasting room, Hearth & Vine Restaurant, Inn, and equestrian facility. Event space for weddings, corporate retreats, and family celebrations. www.blackstarfarms.com

132 - Chateau Fontaine – 2290 S. French Rd., Lake Leelanau, 231-256-0000 – In the heart of Leelanau County, this French homesteaded former potato farm now yields fine wines. Check the web site for seasonal hours. www.chateaufontaine.com

133 - Forty-Five North Vineyard and Winery – 8580 E. Horn Rd., 231-271-1188 – 2 miles off 204 and 1/8 mile up Horn Rd. Offering a wide range of Leelanau Peninsula wines from dry, semi dry, sweet dessert, and ice wine. Visit our new tasting room. www.fortyfivenorth.com

134 - Hop Lot Brewing Co. – 658 S. West Bay Shore Dr., 231-866-4445 – One-of-a-kind outdoor beer garden with an “Up North” twist, On-site hop garden-walk through the 18 feet tall hop plants, free brewery tours, 10-14 taps with main stay and rotating taps, we brew all styles of beer, for all different tastes. www.hoplotbrewing.com

135 - L. Mawby Vineyards – 4519 S. Elm Valley Rd, SB, 231-271-3522 – Sparkling wines, Traditional Method & Cuve Close, Tasting and retail sales: Check the web site for the summer event schedule and seasonal hours. www.lmawby.com

Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail – 10781 E Cherry Bend Rd Studio 1, Traverse City, MI 49684, 231-642-5550 – For a list of vineyards, locations, tasting room hours and special events, see our web site www.lpwines.com

Lodging141 - Black Star Farms Inn – 10844 E. Revold Rd. Suttons Bay, 231-944-1270

– Selected “Distinguished Inn of North America”, nestled below a hillside ofvineyards and overlooking barns and pastures, features luxurious guest rooms withan exceptional package of services and amenities. innkeeper@blackstarfarms.com

142 - Northern Dream Bed & Breakfast – 2243 S. Richter Road, Suttons Bay, 231-271-8309 – Located on a secluded, wooded hillside surrounded by orchards and wineries, and near the Leelanau Trail. Three comfortable guest rooms boast relaxing accomodations and a commons area for your enjoyment. Delicious breakfast served each morning. www.northerndreambnb.com

143 - M-22 Inn – 4290 S. West Bayshore Dr. SB, 231-271-6694 – Quaint, affordable, country setting accomodations and West Bay views. Located at the gateway of the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail, four miles south of Suttons Bay and also in the Heart of Glen Arbor. www.m22inn.com

144 - Sunset Lodge – 12819 Tatch Rd., Omena 231-386-9080 – Twelve guest rooms and suites In three historic buildings overlooking Omena Bay. Wheeler House B&B is open year round; cottage suites open May-November. www.sunsetlodgeomena.com

Stony Point Rentals – 231-633-6553 – Bayview Cottage in the village of Suttons Bay and 3 Waterfront rental homes on Stony Point Rd in Suttons Bay, available daily during the “off” season September-June and weekly during the summer. www.suttonsbayrentals.com

Visit Up North Vacation Rentals – 231-922-8922 or 800-901-8922, Homes, cottages, and condos available in Suttons Bay and throughout Leelanau and Grand Traverse Counties. Open all year for getaways during any season! Visit Up North Vacation Rentals, 548 E. Front St., Traverse City, MI 49686. www.visitupnorth.com

145 - Whaleback Inn – 1757 N. Manitou Trail, Leland, 231-256-9090 or 800-942-5322 – Cottages, suites, lake-view rooms overlooking Lake Leelanau. Open year around. Private dock, nightly/weekly stays. www.whalebackinn.com

Professional Services151 - Bonek Insurance – 1475 S. Peck Rd., Suttons Bay, 231-271-3623 –

Since 1934. Serving Leelanau County and beyond with all lines of insurance – Auto, Home, Marine, & Business. www.bonek.com

Traverse, Northern Michigan’s Magazine, My North Tickets – Events calendar and ticket purchases. Everything Good About Life in Northern Michigan. www.MyNorth.com

Leelanau Scenic Heritage Route Guide – Locate scenic, historic and recreational opportunities along one of Michigan’s designated scenic highways. http://nwm.org/userfiles/filemanager/923/

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Specialty Shops26 - Annex – 218 St. Joseph St., 231-271-5092 – Save 50% and more on

discontinued, end of the season, famous brand name clothing for men and women.13 - At Home – 405 St. Joseph St., 231- 271-4664 – An eclectic ever evolving mix of

lighting, home goods, interior design, resources and solutions, gifts for baby, loved ones and you. Stop in and discover something new. You’ll be glad you did. www.athomesuttonsbay.com

26 - Bahle’s – 210 St. Joseph St., 231-271-3841 – Classic and contemporary clothing for men and women. Featuring: Barbour, Patagonia, Vineyard Vines and many more. Doing business in Suttons Bay since 1876. www.bahles.net �R

25 - Bay Wear – 224 St. Joseph St., 231-271-4930 – Tee-shirts, sweatshirts from infant-XXXL sizes. Life is Good and M-22 apparel. www.baywearupnorth.com

10 - Brain Storm! – 221 St. Joseph St., 231-271-0314 – Specializing in “Smart Fun” that exercises the mind, the body, & the imagination. Challenging games, puzzles & toys for “kids” of ALL ages. PLUS Petoskey stones, jewelry, wild birding products, chimes & books. www.brainstormsb.com

3 - Business Helper – 117 Broadway, 231-271-4404 – Color copies, digital copies, internet access, fax service [231-271-4438], FedEx shipping, party supplies, greeting cards, office & art supplies, brochures, business cards, & more. bizhelpsb.com �R

24 - Cherry Country Quilters – 310 St. Joseph St., 231-271-0117 – Fabrics for quilting and general sewing, Teddy Bear Making supplies, heirloom sewing, patterns, notions, gifts and classes. www.cherrycountryquilters.com

9 - Edward’s Home Furnishings & Patio Shop – 211 St. Joseph St., 231-271-6600 – Quality home & outdoor furnishings. Leather & European gallery, bedding, carpeting, window treatments, & accessory gallery. www.edwardsfurnishings.com

10 - Enerdyne – 223 St. Joseph St., 231-271-6033 – Actually ENJOY shopping! High-quality telescopes, binoculars, microscopes, weather devices, garden, toys that teach, science kits, books, geeky T-shirts, and much more! Science is fun! www.enerdynet.com

10 - Exchange/Flea – 217 St Joseph St., 231-525-0755 – Specialty boutique carrying trendy yet affordable goods with flair of Bohemian charm. We specialize in woman’s clothing, accessories and gifts for you, others and the home. www.theexchangeboutiquetc.com, www.fleaboutiquetc.com

23 - Forget-Me-Not Florist – 326 St. Joseph St., 231-271-1977 – Fabulous flowers for all occasions, wedding florals, funeral designs, green & blooming plants, custom silk designs, antiques, gifts, cards & delivery service. www.suttonsbayflorist.com

9 - Front Porch – 207 St. Joseph St., 231-271-6895 – For 36 years, the Up North resource for casually sophisticated entertaining, housewares, and gifts. www.frontporchsuttonsbay.com

11 - Great Goods – 305 St. Joseph St., 231-271-0026 – Your destination for delightful handcrafts, gifts with value and a bit of Northern Michigan to take home. Find us on facebook and Instagram

11 - Haystacks – 301 St. Joseph, 231-271-0280 – Haystacks Brand clothing & accessories made in Suttons Bay. Visit other locations in Leland, Glen Arbor, Traverse City, Elk Rapids and Petoskey, Delray Beach, FL and Essex, CT. www.haystacks.net

12 - H. Wilder “Local Emporium” – 325 St. Joseph St., Suite F, 231-866-4467 – Custom essential oil blending bar and beach stone jewelry – locally made All-Natural Bath, Beauty & Wellness products. Organic, preservative-free. www.hwilderemporium.com

14 - Leelanau Fiber Yarn – 310 St. Joseph St., 231-271-9276 – Fine yarns, books, patterns, needles, and beginning weaving supplies. Please join our fiber and knitting community. Call for class schedules. www.leelanaufiber.com

26 - Lima Bean – 222 St. Joseph St., 231-271-5462 – Boutique filled with whimsical & eclectic treasures, women‘s contemporary fashions in sizes XS through 3X… Fun shoes and jewelry. www.thelimabean.net

26 - Nifty Things! – 220 St. Joseph St., 231-866-4137 – “Voted Northern Michigan’s Favorite Gift & Jewelry Stores!” Chamilia beads and charms, great gifts for the entire family, greeting cards and fine cigars too! www.NiftyThingsOnline.com

38 - Northern Building Supply – 231-271-0010 – 1480 S. West Bayshore Dr. – 1 mile south of Suttons Bay. Full Service building materials, Retail Lumber and hardware with two locations in Suttons Bay and Traverse City. Mon.-Fri. 7am-6pm, Sat. 7 am-4pm. www.northernbuildingsupply.com

12 - Radio Shack – 325 St. Joseph St., 231-271-2755 – iPhones, lightning changing cables, very large selection of batteries, computer accessories, routers & extenders, cell phone accessories and airtime refills, bluetooth headphones & speakers, latest electronics. www.ohmsetech.com

23 - The Roost Consignment Boutique – 324 St. Joseph St. Suttons Bay, 231-271-0092 – Consignment furniture, home goods and women’s clothing and accessories. Open year round. www.theroostconsignment.com

27 - Roth Shirt Co. – 206 St. Joseph St., 231-883-7684 – Roth Shirt Co. has Northern Michigan’s unique, quality t-shirts & caps designed by Ed Roth. www.rothshirtco.com

24 - Spices @ Suttons Bay Trading Co. – 310 St. Joseph St., 231-271-7423 – Spices, herbs, seasoning blends, rubs, marinades, natural oils, flavorings & vanilla, beans, soups, hot sauces, sausage seasonings, old fashioned candies, popcorn & popcorn seasoning and other gourmet cooking products. Custom made spice blends. Open year round. www.suttonsbaytrading.com

Art & Antiques11 - Case-Daniels – 305 St. Joseph St. rear courtyard, 231-271-3876 – Handcrafted

& blade sharpening. Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30.26 - The Painted Bird – 216 St. JosephSt., 231-271-3050 – Over 150 artists - lots of

local, many Michigan and all American! Jewelry, clothing, decorative & functional art for the home. 28 years in the “Theatre District!” www.painted-bird.com

11 - Shoreline Arts – 309 St. Joseph St., 231-463-7367 – Fine Art and handcrafted items created by Michigan Artists to capture the essence of Northern Michigan, and our Grand Traverse Bay Area. Find treasured pieces to grace your home, be it a sprawling estate, a suburban residence or a family cottage!

Restaurants & Specialty Foods11 - 9 Bean Rows Restaurant – 303 St. Joseph St., 231-271-1175 – Farm-to-table

restaurant in downtown Suttons Bay, committed to bringing fresh, seasonal, local food to our community. Artisan bakery and farm on M-204. www.9beanrows.com

27 - Bay Burrito Company – 206 St. Joseph St. – Mexican street food feeaturing Farm-to-Table Ingredients; includeing Vegetarian & Vegan recipes. Unfold one of our picnic blankets and enjoy the Suttons Bay experience! www.bayburritocompany.com

24 - Bayside Coffee & Tea – 310 St Joseph St., 231-866-4666 – Espresso coffee drinks, coffee, smoothies, 60 teas, chai, sandwiches, soup, 9 Bean Row Croissants. www.baysidecoffee.com

31 - Boone’s Prime Time Pub – 102 St. Joseph St., 231-271-6688 – Great food in a rustic pub atmosphere. In house ground burgers, hand cut steaks, homemade soups & chili, daily specials. Many local beers and wines. www.4GR8Food.com

5 - Chimoski Bakery – 108 W. Broadway, 231-271-2207 – A Small Town Bakery Is baking up some of Grandma’s favorite recipes. Breads, Donuts, Pies, Cookies, and our soon to be famous Pecan Sticky Rolls. Find us next to the Post Office. www.chimoskibakery.com

6 - 45th Parallel Café & Candy World – 102 W. Broadway, 231-271-CAFE – Breakfast & lunch. Omelets, specialty coffees, hummus, salsa & soups. Wraps, sandwiches & salads. Open daily 7:00 - 4:00 Next door to Candy World. Over 40 flavors of homemade fudge. Outdoor seating. www.45thfudge.com

36 - Hansen Foods – 91 W. Fourth Street, 231-271-4280 – Certified Wine Sommelier on Staff. Over 1200 Wines, Largest selection of Local Wines, Award Winning Produce, Hot Deli, Bakery, Super Premium Beef, Homemade Hot Dogs. It just doesn’t get any grocer than this! www.HansenFoodsSuttonsBay.com

14 - Martha’s Leelanau Table – 413 St. Joseph St., 231-271-2344 – European Style Cafe featuring breakfast, lunch, dinner, espresso bar, and fine pastries. www.marthasleelanautable.com

12 - MI Market – 321 St. Joseph St., 231-866-4442 – Local Michigan made market featuring homemade jams, honey, real maple syrup, cherry products, bread, milk, farm eggs, homemade sandwiches, seasonal produce & more. Offering your favorite farm market goods year round, 7 days a week. www.mimarketsuttonsbay.com

9 - Murdicks Fudge Shoppe – 209 St. Joseph St., 231-271-4445 – Handmade fudge, toffee, brittles, chocolates, caramel corn, specialty gifts, cherry products. www.murdicksfudgeshoppe.com

21 - North Country Grill & Pub – 420 St. Joseph St., 231-271-5000 – Key West outdoor seating in summer, warm cozy natural fire place in the winter, specializing in Prime Rib, Lobster and local wines. Early Bird Specials 4-6 PM. www.boonesnorthcountrygrillandpub.com

23 - Plum Blossom Tea Company – 106 Adams Street 231-238-3999 – Tea is one of the simplest and oldest of civilized pleasures. The tasting room and retail tea shop offers premium teas and teaware. Come learn and expand your tea awareness and purchase your favorites. www.plumblossomtea.com

2 - Premonitions – 100 A S. Cedar St., 2321-866-4494 – One stop destination for family time, offering dine in, take-out and delivery of pizzas, sandwiches, wraps, salads and desserts. Our retro 80’s arcade are hourly rates (over 100 games). Call for rates for parties. www.premonitionspizza.com

6 - Streetside Grille – 111 St. Joseph St., 231- 866-4199 – Neighborhood restaurant & bar specializing in seafood, sliders, pasta salads, flatbread pizzas, and 16 beers on tap. www.streetsidegrillesb.com

35 - Subway – 99B 4th St. inside Hansen Plaza, 231-271-6200 www.subway.com 9 - The V I Grill – 201 St. Joseph St. 231-271-3300 – A casual Up North Tavern &

Restaurant with outdoor seating. Great sandwiches, salads, steaks, burgers and fresh fish. Local Taps, Local Wines and 7 flat screens. Breakfast, lunch & dinner. Since 1871. www.VIGrill.com

Entertainment & Recreation43 - Bahle Park – contact Suttons Bay Village at 231-271-3051 for park shelter reservations

– 30 acres of walking trails, skiing, sledding, & warming house. North end of West Street.26 - Bay Theatre – 214 St. Joseph St., 231-271-3772 – Open Daily Year Round. First

run, independent and foreign films, live performance. For current schedule & The Bay Film Series: www.thebaytheatre.com

18 - Deuster Park – M-22 just north of M-204 – soccer fields. 4 - Friendship Community Center – 201 Broadway Street, 231-271-4630

www.friendshipcommunitycenter.org40 - Herman Park – 1060 S. Herman Rd. www.suttonsbayparks.org30 - Inland Seas Education Association – 100 Dame Street, 231-271-3077 – 501(c)

(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to help people of all ages experience the science and spirit of the Great Lakes through hands-on experimental learning activity aboard a traditionally rigged tall ship schooner. www.schoolship.org �R

32 - Leelanau Trail/TART – 148 E. Front St. Suite 201, Traverse City, MI 49684 – 231-941-4300 – Network includes eight multi-use trails in Grand Traverse and Leelanau counties totaling more than 100 miles. The Leelanau Trail connects Suttons Bay to Traverse City consists of 17 miles of paved trail. In addition to use for various summer activities, it is groomed for cross-country skiing during the winter. See events listings: www.traversetrails.org

Suttons Bay Art Festival – PO Box 232, Suttons Bay, 36th Annual Suttons Bay Art Festival Aug. 4th, 10am-6pm; Aug. 5th, 10am-5pm in Suttons Bay Marina Park. Sunday pancake breakfast 8:30-11:30am. www.suttonsbayartfestival.org

23 - Suttons Bay Bikes & Grand Traverse Bike Tours – 318 St. Joseph St., 231-421-6815 – Bicycle rentals, sales, and service; paddleboard, snowshoe, & xc-ski rentals. www.suttonsbaybikes.com & www.grandtraversebiketours.com

17 - Suttons Bay Marina – 231-271-6703 www.leelanau.cc/suttonsbayvill.asp �R

Lodging24 - Centro del Paese – 310 St. Joseph St., 260-409-6184 – Weekly Rentals in the

heart of Suttons Bay Village – (2) 900 square feet, large Living Room, Large Kitchen, 1 Bath, 2 Bedrooms (each with queen-size bed.) Sleeps 4. Overlooks the Suttons Bay Marina and Beach. Call for Availability.

15 - Korner Kottage Bed and Breakfast – 503 St. Joseph St., 231-271-2711 – B & B in the heart of the Village open year around. 4 guest rooms, private baths, cable TV, A/C, in room refrigerator, WI-FI. www.kornerkottage.com

11 - Leelanau Chalets/Village View in Suttons Bay – 309 St. Joseph St. For questions or more information on rates and availability, please call: 213-218-6888 or email us at Connie@LeelanauChalets.com

20 - The Guest House B&B – 504 St. Joseph St., 231-271-3776 – 3 bedroom B & B located In the Village of Suttons Bay. Seasonal April - December www.leelanau.com/guesthouse

Real Estate12 - Cory Beuerle/Century 21 Northland – 325 St. Joseph St. Suite G,

231-631-7653 – Real estate for the real world – resort, 2nd homes, commercial, year-round homes, vacant land. www.coryb.com

35 - Judy Levin-Coldwell Banker Schmidt Realtors – 71 W. Fourth Street, 231-218-7653. – Leelanau County’s Real Estate Leader in residential, waterfront, resort, & vacant acreage. www.judylevin.com

2 - Oltersdorf Realty, LLC – 311 St. Joseph St., 231-271-7777 – Experience is key to buying and selling real estate in Leelanau and Grand Traverse Counties. www.oltersdorf.com

Professional Services14 - Bayside Salon – 417 St. Joseph St., 231-271-6995 – Located on the north end of

beautiful Downtown Suttons Bay. Hair, facials, pedicures, manicures, and much more. www.baysidesalonsuttonsbay.com

36 - Bay Shore Pharmacy – 93A Fourth Street, 231-271-6111 – Next to Hansen Foods. Professional prescription services & patient counseling. Home health care supplies, first aid supplies. Mon-Fri 9-6, Sat 9-1

26&35 - Chemical Bank – 212 St. Joseph St., 105 W. 4th St. – “Creating Community Chemistry” Community bank with full-service capability for all banking needs including loans & investments. To learn more, visit www.ChemicalBank.com or call 231-271-5993. Member FDIC. 24-hour walkup ATM downtown. Drive up location in Hansen’s Plaza.

28&35 - Fifth Third Bank – 231-271-3031 – 2 locations: downtown at 120 St. Joseph St. offers all banking services including consumer & mortgage loans, investment, and brokerage services. Drive-through location at 55 W. 4th Street. www.53.com

12 - Hometown Pharmacy – 321 St. Joseph St. 231-271-3881 – Providing friendly and accurate pharmaceutical care since 2003. Full service medical equipment provider. Located right downtown. www.hometownpharmacy.com

1 - Insight Optometry – 200 S. Cedar Street, 231-271-4544 – Optometrist office, Eyewear, contact lens, repairs. www.visionsource-insightoptometry.com

8 - Jon’s Barber & Sport Shop – 115 W. Madison Street, 231-271-3424 – A great haircut while you get the latest on fishing, hunting & sports. In business 48 years with 4 full time barbers.

14 - Larry L. Graves, AIA Architect – 421 St. Joseph St. 231-271-3721 – Providing architectural services to the region since 1973. Specializing in custom vacation and retirement homes, small custom commercial and public buildings.

7 - Martinson Funeral Home & Cremation Services of Leelanau – 115 St. Joseph St., 231-271-3441, 1-877-271-3441 – Since 1917. Family owned, compassionate full service funerals, cremations and nationwide arrangements, financial savings with pre-arrangements. Like Us on Facebook or visit www.martinson.Info

33 - Medilodge of Leelanau – 124 Fourth Street – Short term rehabilitation and long term skilled nursing care. For information call 231-271-1200. www.medilodgeofleelanau.com

22 - Thor Mikesell, DDS, PC – 408 St. Joseph St., 231-271-3315 – Full service family and cosmetic dental practice across from the Suttons Bay Marina. www.tlmikeselldds.com

38 - Suttons Bay Animal Hospital – 1650 S W Bayshore Dr, one mile South of the Village on M-22, 231-271-4260 – State of the art Animal Hospital, also offering grooming and boarding services. www.suttonsbayanimalhospital.com

8 - Suttons Bay Chiropractic Center – 111 W. Madison St, 231-271-3544 – Mark H. Hoffmann, D.C. & Dr. Jesse Cardin, D.C. – Mon. through Sat., some evenings. Gentle, effective, affordable care. Massage therapy available. BCBS & Medicare participant. www.suttonsbaychiropractic.com

36 - Traverse City State Bank – 93 Fourth Street, 231-271-2990 – The New Tradition in Community Banking. Business & Consumer loans, business courier service, free checking, drive-through and ATM. www.tcsb.com

Community & Services�R - Public Restrooms – North Park, Public Library, Main Marina Park, Visitors Center,

Inland Seas Education Center, South Shore ParkBy-The-Bay Garden Club of Suttons Bay – P. O. Box 773 Suttons Bay, MI

49682. 231-228-215844 - First Evangelical Lutheran Church – 321 St. Mary’s St., 231-271-3271 A

conservative Bible believing Lutheran Church, Sundays 9-12 www.firstlutheranels.org 4 - Friendship Community Center – 201 Broadway Street, 231-271-4630

www.friendshipcommunitycenter.org41 - Immanuel Lutheran Church (ELCA) – 203 Lincoln Street, 231-271-3671 –

Sunday worship, 8:30 AM & 10:00 AM. Offering many special celebrations throughout the year & many activities for all ages. www.suttonsbayimmanuel.org

30 - Inland Seas Schooner Dock 2 - Michigan Secretary of State – 231-271-3080 – www.michigan.gov/sos39 - St. Michael the Archangel Church – 231-271-3744 – Corner of Broadway and

Elm Streets. Mass schedule: Sat. 4:30 PM & Sun. 8:30 AM. Rev. Leonard Paul. www.dioceseofgaylord.org

16 - Suttons Bay-Bingham District Library – 231-271-3512 – 416 Front Street www.sbbdl.org �R

30 - Suttons Bay Chamber of Commerce Visitors’ Center – 100 Dame St in the Inland Seas Building. Open June to September �R www.suttonsbayarea.com

42 - Suttons Bay Congregational Church – 218 W. Madison Street, 231-271-6036 34 - Suttons Bay Schools – www.suttonsbay.k12.mi.us45 - Suttons Bay Township Office – 95 W. Fourth St., 231-271-2722

www.leelanau.cc/suttonsbaytwp.asp16 - Suttons Bay Village Hall – 420 N. Front St., 231-271-3051

www.leelanau.cc/suttonsbayvill.asp 6 - U.S. Post Office – 231-271-3622

www.usps.com

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