Grab you crew and hit the 26 miles of garage sales along The C-48 Breezeway from Atwood to Boyne Falls. Stop along the way to enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner, coffee or ice cream. Treasures await you! Pick up a sale list or visit www.ridethebreezeway.com for a map of sales and events.
Contact the Chamber Office to have your garage sale listed on the site maps/lists. ($10 fee)
The Charlevoix County Chambers are coming together to host a grand Business After Hours Event at The Boathouse on Lake Charlevoix. Food, Networking and Fun will all be on the menu for this great night. Entry fee will be $10 per person (including Chamber Members).
Join us for a fun event. New for 2022 – The Valley View Farm is the place to be on Saturday, May 21, 2022. Great dinner, awards, both live and silent auction with something for everyone and the Chamber Annual Meeting. Ticket information coming soon.
Please help! The Shoe Club has just launched our fundraising campaign for this year’s project: a multi-component sustainable agriculture system that includes everything from a hoop house to a composting system called EJ Seed to Salad. Take a sec to learn more about this project and make an online donation today! Thank you
YouTube Video https://youtu.be/oA4oO7uK-tk
Go Fund Me https://gofund.me/0573309f
Mother Nature has finally delivered the much needed SNOW for East Jordan’s 41st Annual Sno-Blast Winter Festival set for Saturday and Sunday, February 19th and 20th. The festival offers activities and events for all ages to enjoy. You don’t need to have a snowmobile to participate in many of the activities. The popular Sno-Sculpture Contest with this year’s theme “Fun and Games” allows families, clubs, classes and individuals a chance to get outside and create works of show art! The top three winners will receive cash prizes. This annual event is sponsored by South Arm Café. For those individuals who prefer to stay inside and admire the snow through the window the Coloring Contests for adults and children are always a huge hit. Winners will receive prizes from the contest sponsor BC Pizza. Another popular indoor event is the Grand Story Hour held on Saturday at Books N Things. Crafts, snacks and two stories are read to reading enthusiasts by East Jordan’s Citizen of the Year, Luanne Reed.
The East Jordan Sno-Mobilers Clubhouse in the location for a majority of Saturday’s  events. Beginning at 9:00 AM, the Classic and Antique Snowmobile Show will show a number of spectacular sleds of the past for spectators to enjoy. The Blessing of the ORV’s and sleds will be held at 10:00 AM. ORV owners and enthusiasts are invited to participate in the ORV Obstacle Course event scheduled for 10:45 AM. There is a $5.00 entry fee, must be 18 and over and wear a helmet for the event. New this year, the 1st Ever Frozen pancake Olympics will run from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Also new this year a Chili Cook-Off sponsored by the EJ Sno-Mobilsrs will take place from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. At noon, the very popular SnowStuds Bikini Radar Run – Breast Cancer Fundraiser will find 25 plus participants on the track to help raise money for local breast cancer patients. Following the Bikini Run, snowmobile Radar Runs will be offered from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Participants must be 18 years or older and wear a helmet (no side by side racing). There is a $10.00 entry fee for the Radar Runs.
Also, a major highlight of the festival is the Crowning of the Belle of the Blizzard and Winter Knight will be held on Saturday morning at 9:30 AM at the Sno-Mobilers Clubhouse. This year’s candidates for Belle include Jaleesa O’Neal, Maegan Chamberlain and Dorothy Warrington. Winter Knight Candidates are Jason O’Neal, Josh Chamberlain and Stewart Warrington. Candidates who raise the most amount of money are crowned Belle and Knight. Proceeds help to promote the festival.
A new event on Saturday evening, “Winter Luminary Stroll and Sip” will take place at the Martha Wagbo Farm and Education Center on M-66 in East Jordan. Participants are invited to hike, ski or snowshoe by candlelight from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
The festival concludes on Sunday with the famous Sno-Lovers Breakfast at the Sno-Mobilers Clubhouse from 7:00 AM to Noon. Immediately following the breakfast the winners of the South Arm ORV Club Raffle will drawing and announced. Raffle tickets are on sale now from any club member or at the East Jordan Area Chamber of Commerce Office. Tickets will also be sold throughout the festival.
Throughout East Jordan there are many opportunities to enjoy winter at no cost. The East Jordan Tourist Park is home to two ice skating rinks, there is the East Jordan Lion’s Club disc golf course at East Jordan Community Park, and both snowshoeing and cross country skiing is possible at the Community Park and Little Traverse Conservancy’s Rogers Family Nature Preserve. Experience the new Jordan Art Walk. Take a stroll in Memorial Park across the “Joining Jordan” pedestrian bridge to Sportsman’s Park and check out the sculptures.
The community of East Jordan is a snowmobile friendly town and offers dining opportunities in its downtown, a wine cellar and shopping.
For more information contact the East Jordan Area Chamber of Commerce, phone 231-536-7351, email info@ejchamber.org or see a full schedule of Sno-Blast events and a Jordan Art Walk Map on the East Jordan Area Chamber of Commerce website at www.ejchamber.org.
The Cummings String Quartet from the Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra (GLCO) will perform a free concert on Sunday, Feb. 20, at 4 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church, 501 E. Mitchell Street, Petoskey.
The public concert is part of GLCO’s Sunday Series, which features small orchestra ensembles performing free concerts in churches around Northern Michigan.
The Cummings String Quartet features David Reimer, first violin; Elizabeth Bert, cello; Trisha Berquist, viola; and Iuliia Fetysenko, second violin.
The ensemble will perform Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s String Quartet No. 17 in B-flat major, K. 458, nicknamed “The Hunt,” and Dvořák’s String Quartet No. 12 in F major, Op. 96 “American.”
The concert will begin at 4 p.m. No tickets or registration are needed for this free, public concert. For more information, visit www.glcorchestra.org or call 231-487-0010.
Outdoor open house at Pleasant Valley Bible Camp. We will have our tubing hill, swimming pool and cross country ski shack open four your enjoyment.
“Clarinets on the Loose”, a quartet of woodwind players from the Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra (GLCO), will perform a free concert with a variety of music from classical (such as Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro) to lighter fare (such as the theme to Hogan’s Heroes and Yellow Rose of Texas).
Make your up north vacation the best one ever. Spend the day exploring the countryside and small towns and villages along C-48 the Breezeway.
The C-48 Breezeway is a well known scenic route connecting Atwood, Ellsworth, East Jordan and Boyne Falls. Not only is it the fastest route from point A (Atwood) to point B (Boyne Falls) but this 25 mile scenic rural ride is sure to please  everyone. This scenic route offers everything from spectacular views, award winning cuisine, nature preserves, orchards, attractions, artisans, and much more.  C-48 The Breezeway signs clearly mark its route through beautiful forests and valley vistas, drumlin carved hillsides dotted with orchards and various lakes along its way. Visit the website at  www.ridethebreezeway.com
Paddle Antrim Kick-Off Party & Expo – Sept. 18
Paddle Antrim – Sept. 19 & 20
Fall Festival – Sept. 26
Books, Birds & Quilt and the Boardwalk – Sept. 26
Breezeway Fall Color Cruises – Sept. 26, Oct. 3 & 10
Ellsworth Trunk or Treat – Oct. 31
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