BAY MILLS – The Superior Whitefish Festival returns to Bay Mills Indian Community on Saturday, July 25. Residents and visitors alike will gather for the day to celebrate one of the Upper Peninsula’s most treasured resources, the Whitefish, and the cultural significance surrounding it.
“Whitefish has long been an important part of life in our region,” said Whitney Gravelle, BMIC president. “This festival is an opportunity to celebrate that heritage and share the stories, traditions, and experiences that we enjoy.”
The festival will be held along the shores of Lake Superior and will highlight the cultural, historical, and economic importance of Whitefish to the region. Attendees will enjoy a day filled with activities that includes cultural demonstrations, live entertainment, food, games with cash prizes and various vendor booths.
The family-friendly event is open to all ages and free to attend. For additional information, event schedules, vendor opportunities, or sponsorship information, please contact Tribal Administration at 906-248-8100 or visit http://www.destinationbaymills.com.
Event Details
What: Superior Whitefish Festival
When: Saturday, July 25 10 a.m. -Midnight
Where: Riverview Park on Lakeshore Drive, Brimley, Michigan
Admission: Free and open to the public
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