
If you can’t afford to get away somewhere warm, consider attending the Home & Garden Show. I love to take a day to stop and smell the flowers - and dream about gardening (and spring) to come.
If you can’t afford to get away somewhere warm, consider attending the Home & Garden Show. I love to take a day to stop and smell the flowers - and dream about gardening (and spring) to come.
I know, the winter brewfest is sold out. Has been for months. Unless you want to pay through the nose for a ticket from some guy on Craigslist, take it as a lesson learned for next year and buy them as soon as they go on sale. But there’s no need for tears in your beer, there are plenty of other opportunities to sample local brew. And if you’re REALLY a glutton for punishment, you can hit up these events PLUS the winter fest. Just be sure to call a cab, mmmkay?
Saturday was one of those lazy weekends where DH and I decided to head over to Odd Side Ales. On the way we realized we hadn’t eaten lunch yet so we decided to find a place near the pub. We ended up visiting the Pavilion Wharf Bar & Grille.
Today, instead of highlighting a local business or product, I’m highlighting an organization. Therefore I’m calling it “Making Michigan” instead of “Made In Michigan.” It’s organizations like these that are helping to build up our community and ensure access to local food for everyone.
Recently an editor from Slice contacted me and asked for advice on what the best pizza is in Grand Rapids. My standby is Jet 10 (love the 8 sides!), but when we had our wedding rehearsal dinner we served Bridge Street Pizza (back when there was a previous owner). So what did I tell him?
Who needs to jet off somewhere warm when there are all these great getaways right here in Michigan? That’s what hot tub packages are for. Craft beer lovers and ski bunnies alike will love the 2nd Annual Brew-Ski Festival on Saturday, March 12.
Looking for Valentine’s Day gifts other than beer? Amy Ruis from Art of the Table has these local suggestions:
I apologize for yet another beer post. But I was just thinking, “hmm, what should I get my beer-loving husband for Valentine’s Day?” And coincidentally, I received this article in my inbox from the Michigan Brewer’s Guild.
No doubt about it, the Winter Beer Festival is growing in popularity each year. (Is it any wonder, with the great beer that we produce here in West Michigan?)
Everybody surviving the blizzard of 2011? While it may be cold outside, the foodie scene in West Michigan is definitely heating up!
Thank you for stopping by Eat Local, West Michigan! I hope you find lots of inspiration for eating (and drinking) locally, whether that means cooking produce from local farms to feed your family or checking out the latest microbrewery or restaurant. [Read More …]
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