Given Michigan’s seemingly endless snowy weather, you might be tempted to stay curled up in your pajamas all winter long. While there’s plenty to be said for a cozy day at home, there are also safe and family-friendly activities that allow Michiganders to truly appreciate the season – and one upcoming festival will add a dash of magic to your winter months. Winter in Michigan is made much more fun with events like this!
Walloon Lake Winterfest will take place on February 19th, 2022 in Walloon Lake.
This fun event is filled to the brim with charm and celebration. Attendees will have the chance to spend time outdoors while appreciating the town’s many delights.
Festivities kick off at 12:15pm and continue throughout the day, so there’s no shortage of excitement to be had. Whether you’re a snow enthusiast or a foodie, you'll find something to enjoy.
Stretch your legs in Village Green Park with a spin around the free ice skating rink and snap a few photos. This is one wintertime outing that you’ll certainly want to remember.
Next, warm up by visiting a free hot cocoa bar provided by Walloon Lake Inn. On a chilly afternoon, is there anything more soothing than sipping a toasty and delicious beverage?
History buffs will appreciate an antique snowmobile show, while visitors of all ages will be impressed by a live ice-carving demonstration. It’s tough not to have a blast at Winterfest.
Local eateries like Barrel Back Restaurant will provide specials throughout the day, including delicious happy hour options. There’s even a tasting room for grown-up festival attendees.
By the time you’re through at Walloon Lake Winterfest, you’ll be counting down the days until next year’s event. There’s no better way to embrace wintertime in the Great Lakes State.
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