May 26, 2007 -

• Mackinaw Memorial Bridge Race, Mackinaw City.
  All runners must register in advance and be able to run a minimum of 12 minutes per mile pace to race in the event. Advance registration begins starting January 1st and the race takes place on May 26th, beginning at 6am. Race headquarters are located at the Mackinaw City Recreation Complex/Ice Arena. On Site registration will be offered Friday, May 25th from 6:00pm until 10:00pm at the Recreation Complex. . (231) 436-5664

Jun 16, 2007 - Jun 17, 2007

• Mackinaw Kite Festival, Conkling Heritage Park on the waterfront in Mackinaw City.
  For more information on the various activities, times and exact locations, please call the Mackinaw Kite Company. (231) 436-8051

Jun 30, 2007 - Jul 1, 2007

• Mackinaw City Arts and Crafts Show, Conkling Heritage Park on the waterfront in Mackinaw City.
  Show times are 10 am - 7 pm on Saturday and 10 am - 3 pm on Sunday. Exhibits will include paintings, woodwork, hand-crafted jewelry, hand-designed clothing and more made by artists from around the country. (800) 750-0160

Jul 4, 2007 -

• Fourth of July in Mackinaw City, Downtown Mackinaw City.
  Enjoy children's games on the Marina Lawn, an evening concert at Conkling Heritage Park and the largest fireworks display in Northern Michigan! (800) 666-0160

Jul 27, 2007 - Jul 28, 2007

• Mackinac Bridge 50th Anniversary Celebration, Downtown Mackinaw City.
  In 2007, the Mackinac Bridge will have joined Michigan's two beautiful peninsulas for 50 years. To celebrate this milestone in Michigan's history, many exciting events will take place in the Straits area. The Mackinac Bridge 50th Celebration will take place. Parade, Iron Worker Skills demo, oral history presentation,food, and fireworks. (800) 666-0160

Aug 10, 2007 - Aug 12, 2007

• International Ironworkers Festival, Downtown Mackinaw City.
  The International Ironworker Festival, an annual event held each summer in Mackinaw City, attracts ironworkers from across the United States and Canada and engages them in some friendly competition. Although only ironworkers and retirees can compete in the skilled events, the festival is open to the general public and does offers lots of fun things to do and see! The festival takes place at the Mackinaw City High School with various events scheduled throughout the weekend. (269) 962-8511

Sep 3, 2007 -

• Labor Day Mackinac Bridge Walk, Downtown Mackinaw City.
  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. Walk begins at 7am, and walkers can start up to 11am. (800) 338-6660

Sep 7, 2007 - Sep 8, 2007

• Hopps of Fun Beer and Wine Festival, Festival grounds are located at Conkling Heritage Park along the waterfront in Mackinaw City.
  Featuring an extensive sampling of 50+ award winning Michigan microbrewed beers and 60+ wines from Michigan's four internationally recognized wine regions. Brewmasters and winemakers will be on hand to answer questions and discuss the brewing and winemaking process. Admission is $5 and includes a collectible "Hopps of Fun" sampling wine glass good for the entire weekend. Participants purchase tasting tokens good for wine and beer. Festival hours are 5pm - 11pm on Friday and 1pm - 11pm on Saturday. (231) 436-5664

Sep 15, 2007 - Sep 16, 2007

• Big Mac Shoreline Fall Scenic Bike Tour, Downtown Mackinaw City.
  Over 300 participants celebrate a 25, 50, 75 or 100 mile bike tour along the shores of Lake Michigan. Routes are clearly marked and a number of rest areas dot the course. SAG Safety Wagons also circle the route to ensure safety for riders. Tour begins at the Mackinaw City High School at 7am. (231) 436-5574