(Gaylord, MI) October, 2018 – Treetops Resort is ushering in a new season of winter white and is thrilled to introduce new dining, outdoor, holiday activities, and even more opportunities for Family Fun. Treetops Resort prides themselves in creating a fun-filled environment where families of all ages and interests can make wintertime memories together.
Eat, Drink, Ski, Repeat on an ALL New Trail Fit for Everyone!
GAYLORD, MICHIGAN – Treetops Resort, ‘Michigan’s Most Spectacular Winter Playground’ is once again embracing the upcoming winter season with a gourmet adventure named Skiable Feast for a reason. Back by popular demand for the sixth season, the Skiable Feast fills each week with foodie fun and is hosted trailside.
Gaylord, MI – Treetops Resort is proud to announce that they have hired Scott Rutter as their new Food & Beverage Director. Scott hails from Colorado bringing the resort 30 years of industry experience from some of the finest luxury hotels, restaurants, and resorts in the country, including the acclaimed St. Regis Resort in Aspen, the Vail Cascade Resort & Spa, and Condé Nast #1 boutique hotel in Jackson Hole - the Wort Hotel. He apprenticed under Chef Jesse Lapitan of the Palace Hotel in San Francisco, worked with Food & Wine magazine, and was an assistant producer for Bravo's Emmy Award–winning “Top Chef.”
The Gaylord Area Convention & Tourism Bureau, along with area hotels, vacation rentals and Treetops Resort, welcome winter with FREE SKIING Friday, Saturday and Sunday, December 14 – 16, 2018.
Said to be the most family friendly resort in Michigan, Treetops is excited to make winter fun free! Early season getaways include free skiing with your lodging at participating Gaylord area properties.
Jeffrey Mosher welcomes Illusionist and Storyteller, Caleb Johnson to talk about the business side of entertainment. His eye for detail landed him contract work as a project strategist for the Lansing based company Piper & Gold.
Sue Bila and catches up with Arlinda Shattuck from the St. Johns Mint Festival. The festival brings in over 5,000 people a day, impacting the economy and is happening August 10th-12th. Arlinda explains that this year the festival will have crafts, flea market, free entertainment, kids activities, quilt show, parade, car show, professional rodeo & high school rodeo, jeep show & obstacle course and dog shows.
Alison Watson from the Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs joins Sue Bila on this segment of Party @ MI Place. Alison and Sue cover the recent 350 Anniversary Celebration of the Soo Locks in Sault St. Marie, MI. Alison has played a huge part for the Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs and travels the state to visit small town events to the big art fests. You can find out all the upcoming Michigan events and festivals at www.michiganbusiness.org/industries/mcaca/
Danielle Fulcher is the Communications, Events & Brand Manager of Genesee County Parks and joins Sue Bila on this segment of Party @ MI Place. With over 11,000 acres Genesee County is the largest county in Michigan and brings in 100,000’s of people each year into its parks.
Sue Bila gets the opportunity to talk with MFEA’s Volunteer Board of Directors Jerry Preston. In the first segment Sue and Jerry talk about Grand Haven’s Coast Guard Festival and some history behind the festival. In segment two Jerry then highlights Flint’s premiere antique car show Back to the Bricks. Back to the Bricks is the 3rd largest car show in the United States and attracts over 500,000 car show enthusiasts to celebrate motor vehicles and Flint’s historic role in the automotive industry.
Sue Bila catches up with Karel Bush of the Michigan Wine Council.
