Hungry to know how the cudighi & pasty became U.P. delicacies? Here's a brief history. The Cudighi While the cudighi originated in Northern Italy, it's now primarily served in the Upper Peninsula—particularly in Marquette County. The sandwich and its signature sausage were initially sold in…
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Treat yourself with these must-stop sweet shops in Marquette County. 231 West Patisserie From delicate and crisp French macaroons to fresh baked goods like lemon lavender scones and salted caramel brownies, you'll have a tough time trying to order just one or two treats from 231 West. But whatever…
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With the Governor’s updated executive order that allows for businesses, including bars and restaurants, in the Upper Peninsula to reopen many are wondering what to expect. While specific protocols and opening dates will vary from business to business, please recognize that: Restaurants and bars…
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Whether it be what you eat, wear or do, we have it for you! Find sustainably resourced goods and/or practices at these local businesses: Marquette Food Co-op For one, it's a locally owned grocery store, but the Marquette Food Co-op is also so much more. They provide “shoppers with access to…
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With the Governor’s updated executive order that allows for businesses, including bars and restaurants, in the Upper Peninsula to reopen many are wondering what to expect. While specific protocols and opening dates will vary from business to business, please recognize that: Cafés and breweries…
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With the Governor’s updated executive order that allows for businesses, including bars and restaurants, in the Upper Peninsula to reopen many are wondering what to expect. While specific protocols and opening dates will vary from business to business, please recognize that: Restaurants and bars…
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As you might have heard, Monday, May 18th, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced that restaurants and bars in the Upper Peninsula are able to reopen with some restrictions on Friday, May 22nd . The bars and restaurants will have to limit their capacity to 50 percent. Groups will be required to stay 6 feet…
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Summer, 1891. Fredrick Law Olmsted, a landscape architect most famous for his role in designing New York City’s Central Park visits Marquette to work on a design project. To make the most of his visit, the city also directs him to a large peninsula just north of town in hopes of designing a…
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We may be under a "Stay Home, Stay Safe" order but you can still visit with your family, friends and co-workers from your favorite Marquette spots, virtually. Need instructions for using Zoom virtual backgrounds? You can find them at the bottom of this page. Sunset Point, Presque Isle | Photo…
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VISUAL ARTIST — OWNER OF LAKE SUPERIOR PHOTO GALLERY/STUDIO Cover 📷: Shawn Malone For gallery photo credits, click each individual image Q: WHEN AND HOW CAN YOU SEE THE NORTHERN LIGHTS? A: The northern lights are driven by solar events on the sun. You can check online to view the…
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