Nominating Committee presents the following 5 candidates for a three-year term to fill open positions on the Michigan Festivals & Events Association Board of Directors.
2022 is the year to get back the momentum and it all starts with the MichiganFun.com Magazine to promote our great festivals, fairs, and events!
The Showcase portion of the Northern Lakes Economic Symposium and Showcase was focused on the exciting happenings of the past year. Awards highlighted individuals and organizations involved in work and projects that further economic and community improvement in the region. The 2022 awardees are as follows:
Nominating Committee presents the following 5 candidates for a three-year term to fill open positions on the Michigan Festivals & Events Association Board of Directors.
The non-profit hosts community events this summer aimed to retain and attract talent to the Lansing region
Lansing, Mich. – For Lansing 5:01, keeping professionals in Lansing is key to the cultural and economic growth of the region. Building on their efforts over the last seven years to retain and attract talent, Lansing 5:01 announced their 2022 line-up of events to showcase the best of Lansing to Lansing’s future.
The Michigan Festivals and Events Association would like to invite you to the 30th Annual "MichiganFun" Convention!
2022 is the year to get back the momentum and it all starts with the MichiganFun.com Magazine to promote our great festivals, fairs, and events!
LANSING, Mich. – No April fooling: The Oakland Athletics’ No. 1 prospect, catcher Tyler Soderstrom, will headline the Lansing Lugnuts’ 30-player Opening Day roster, the Nuts announced Friday.
By: Sam Bailey, Strategic Initiatives Manager
A driving force in the Northern Lower Michigan economy is our status as a recreation destination; people are drawn here by the natural environment to use bikes, ATVs, skis, boats, kayaks, snowmobiles, fishing rods, and other outdoor toys. However, being a recreation destination means that we, as a state and a region, are generally only capturing the “final dollar” of the outdoor recreation industry, the dollars spent to purchase or use outdoor equipment.
By: Sam Bailey, Strategic Initiatives Manager
A driving force in the Northern Lower Michigan economy is our status as a recreation destination; people are drawn here by the natural environment to use bikes, ATVs, skis, boats, kayaks, snowmobiles, fishing rods, and other outdoor toys. However, being a recreation destination means that we, as a state and a region, are generally only capturing the “final dollar” of the outdoor recreation industry, the dollars spent to purchase or use outdoor equipment.
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