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Preview Market for Farmer’s Market gives public an early look at what will be new and returning
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - Marquette residents will have a chance to preview what this year’s farmer’s market in Marquette will look like. The Preview Market will be open to the public on Sat. April 25th. Residents will have a chance to shop early and view upcoming vendors. Vendors will be given the chance to showcase new items, as well as let new vendors see if the Farmer’s Market will be right for them.
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This Upper Peninsula Brewery Has Live Music, a Cozy Yard, and a Line Out the Door on Busy Nights
Blackrocks Brewery in Marquette stands out for its location, atmosphere, and consistently strong lineup of craft beer. Set on a residential street, it draws a steady mix of locals, students, and visitors who treat it as a regular hangout rather than a one-time stop. The space is built for lingering....
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Marquette Coffee Crawl looks to raise more than last year
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - The Marquette Coffee Crawl is back with a bigger donation goal and new businesses. TV6’s Michael Sobeck met with NMU Public Relations Student Society of America member Ailee Sutton to break down this year’s annual Marquette Women’s Center fundraiser. Last year, the Marquette...
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You’ll Want To Drive Across Michigan Just For This Amazing Buffalo Burger
There are burgers, and then there are BURGERS, and Eh! Burger in Munising falls firmly into the second category. Specifically, we need to talk about their buffalo burger, which might just be the best thing between two buns in the entire state of Michigan. Now, when I say buffalo burger,...
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Get caffeinated to support the Women's Center at 8th annual Marquette Coffee Crawl
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WBUP/WJMN) — You can get your caffeine fix on Saturday, April 18 and support the Women’s Center. NMU’s Public Relations Student Society of America is once again partnering with 12 local businesses in the downtown area for the 8th annual Marquette Coffee Crawl. After doing this for so many years, the student organization says it’s made a big impact on the community. "Last year, we raised over $8,000 for the Women's Center," said Emma Schmidt, NMU PRSSA. "So it really benefits the Women's Center. Just to put that in a little bit of perspective, just $250 raised can support an entire family for any safety, any health needs they have at the Harbor House for a week. So that's only about 12 or 13 people participating in the crawl. So the impact is really, really clear to see. So it really benefits the Women's Center." Participants will have the option of participating during the following time slots: 8 a.m. to 10a.m., 10 a.m. to noon, and noon to 2 p.m. Several local businesses will be participating this year, including 231 West Patisserie, Blossom Bird Bubble Tea, Cruisin’ Coffee, Dead River Coffee Roasters, Donckers, Peace Pie, Provisions MQT, Trenary
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New smoothie option comes to Marquette: Island Haven Smoothie
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WBUP/WJMN) — There’s a new way to get your smoothie fix in the Marquette area. It’s called Island Haven Smoothie, a pop-up bar to get a refreshing beverage. The girl-power duo of Abrielle Hanson and Stephanie Perrier, owners of Island Haven Smoothie stopped by My UP Mornings to show off what people can enjoy. Their signature smoothie is Honey Lavender. "It is actually an almond milk based," said Hanson. "Juice would not work. We have our secret ingredients for this one. So this is the one that we kind of created in the kitchen." "Whenever my family is out at events around town, like farmers markets, I noticed there's not a lot of quick, healthy options," said Perrier. "Maybe like meal replacement or just something really nice and cold, because it's always so hot. So I figure this this would be perfect for a nice hot day." The duo will have their pop-up bar at many events in the warmer months, including the Downtown Marquette Farmers Market. To keep up to date with Island Haven, check out their Facebook page and TikTok. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY MY UP NOW – WBUP/WJMN. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE
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Upper Michigan Today takes on Ore Dock Brewing Co.’s Festival of the Angry Bear
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) -On Wednesday’s episode of Upper Michigan Today, John Redfield and Audrey Stetson previewed a Marquette springtime tradition. It’s Ore Dock Brewing Co.’s Festival of the Angry Bear! As winter comes to its brutal close, bears (i.e. Yoopers) come out of hibernation hungry to get out into the sun and have some fun. That’s what the fest is all about: ringing in spring with community and open arms.
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Co-Owner Of Marquette’s Vierling Earns Statewide Beer Award
The Michigan Brewers Guild announced that Derek “Chumly” Anderson of The Vierling in Marquette was the recipient of its esteemed Tom Burns Award. The award will be presented to Chumly during a reception from 6-8pm on Sunday April 12 at the Upper Peninsula Children’s Museum, 123 W Baraga in Marquette.
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This Cajun Restaurant In Michigan Serves The Most Unforgettable Shrimp And Grits You’ll Ever Taste
There’s a place in Marquette where creamy grits meet perfectly seasoned shrimp in a marriage so perfect it should probably be illegal. If you’ve never experienced truly great shrimp and grits, you might think it’s just breakfast food with seafood thrown on top. You would be adorably,...
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This Downtown Marquette Café Is Famous for Blueberry Muffins, Creative Lattes, and Lake Superior Views
This downtown Marquette café has built a strong following with a menu that ranges from flaky pastries and macarons to filling breakfast wraps and carefully prepared coffee. It is the kind of place people return to for both quick stops and longer visits. Its location near the Lake Superior...
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If You Love Steak, This Remote Michigan Restaurant Belongs On Your April List
Not every great meal comes with bright lights and a busy downtown crowd. Some are waiting out on the open road, where the drive feels like part of the reward. Michigan has plenty of places to eat, but this one offers the kind of stop that turns an ordinary outing into something you remember. The setting feels relaxed and the welcome feels genuine.
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Jack’s Offers Easter Sunday Buffet
RAPID RIVER, MI. (WLUC) - In response to overwhelming customer feedback, Jack’s Restaurant is serving up some of their long-time favorites along with a buffet experience tailored for Easter. Owner Bobbie Ryan shared that a breakfast buffet will be offered in the morning, then in the evening a traditional ham and turkey meal will be offered.
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An inside look at making Donckers Easter fudge eggs
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - Easter is almost here, and Donckers is bringing the spring spirit with its chocolate fudge eggs. TV6’s Michael Sobeck walks us through how the Marquette icon makes the Easter treat. Each step the egg goes through is important to get the right shape and quality...
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Ore Dock Brewing Co. prepares for return of Angry Bear Festival
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WZMQ) – Following the absence of the 2025 Festival of the Angry Bear to put more focus into its building expansion, the Ore Dock Brewing Company is happy to bring back the beloved festival in April. The festival returns with six live bands and two DJ sets,...
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This Tiny Michigan Restaurant Serves The Most Authentic Cajun Food You’ll Ever Taste
Sometimes the best gumbo you’ll ever taste is hiding 1,200 miles from New Orleans in a place where snow is more common than Spanish moss. Welcome to one of Michigan’s most delightful culinary contradictions: Lagniappe Cajun Creole Eatery in Marquette, where the Upper Peninsula meets the Deep South in the most delicious way possible.