To the naked eye they look like plain gray rocks, but under black light they display an eerie orange glow. Erik Rintamaki discovered these rocks and named them “Yooperlites.”

Hugh and Julie Covert took their dream to the next level when they decided to build the Schooner Huron Jewel, a 78-foot, gaff-rigged centerboard tall ship.

Buster Keaton fans, scholars and others curious about the comedic genius of the silent film era will gather October 4-6 in Muskegon for the 25th annual convention of The International Buster Keaton Society.

The Keg O Nails tavern is the third to stand at the same location—the first two were destroyed by fires—but it has a cozy, old-timey feel.

One of those Art Deco skyscrapers, the Guardian Building, was completed in early 1929 as headquarters for a banking group, and was known as Detroit’s “Cathedral of Finance.”

With charm, fish boils and a mysterious lavender labyrinth, Cherry Point Farm & Market in Shelby is far more than just a place to pick up a quart of cherries.

The Grand Haven Musical Fountain mesmerizes audiences every summer evening with free, synchronized water and light shows set to a variety of tunes.

In 1984, Dean Oswald and his wife Jewel established Oswald’s Bear Ranch as a private sanctuary for orphaned cubs and injured bears.

The Polish Art Center’s two shops are packed with imported foods, linens, folk art, amber jewelry, books, apparel and hand-painted Boleslawiec Stoneware.