Events in Charlevoix today

Sweet Copper Sodas brings refreshingly cold, Michigan-made beverages to the summer farmers market season across Northern Michigan. The lineup highlights recipes made with real ingredients, including classic sarsaparilla and the crowd favorite Cherry Bomb. Sodas are available by the bottle or in six-packs.

This in-person Senior Fitness Class welcomes participants at any skill level. A friendly and supportive setting pairs with exercises tailored to individual abilities to help everyone stay active. Expect both movement and camaraderie while working toward a healthier, happier lifestyle. Sessions take place every Wednesday at the Petoskey Friendship Center in Petoskey.

This upbeat line dancing class welcomes both newcomers and seasoned dancers. It offers a friendly way to stay active while enjoying lively tunes. Held at the Petoskey and Brutus Friendship Center locations, participants learn straightforward routines and connect with others through music and movement.

Set in the heart of Northern Michigan’s fall season, this Chamber golf outing at The Monument Course brings the Boyne area business community together for a friendly day on the fairways filled with conversation, connection, and celebration. The experience starts with a lunch to grab on the go and cart pickup, then moves into a shotgun start using a four person scramble format. To keep the pace relaxed, teams pick up once they are two over par. After the round, the group gathers at the Beach House Restaurant for a buffet dinner with live music and an awards celebration. On course, golfers can take part in classic contests including longest drive, closest to the pin, longest putt, a hole in one challenge with a major prize, and a few surprise holes along the way. Registration is available for Chamber Members at $125 per person or $500 per team of four, and for Future Members at $150 per person or $600 per team of four. Each registration includes 18 holes at The Monument Course, a golf cart, lunch, entry into course contests, a buffet dinner with live music, and the awards program. Dinner features garden salad, Dijon egg and potato salad, lemon honey pork roast or roasted lemon honey chicken breast, peach chutney, mushroom ravioli in sauce Forestiere, green beans with roasted peppers, succotash, cheesy potato casserole, and assorted plated desserts. Special thanks to title sponsors Kring Chevrolet and Bay Area Management, beverage cart sponsors Walloon Lake Inn and Boyne City Tap Room, hole in one challenge sponsors Highstreet Insurance and Pat and Mallory O’Brien and Associates, and dinner music sponsor Boyne Valley Vineyards.

Prioritize your health with a blood pressure check at the Friendship Center of Emmet County. Keeping track of your numbers is an important part of staying well, and friendly staff are available to assist throughout the screening.

Spend relaxed time playing cards and games at the Friendship Centers of Emmet County. Try a hand of Euchre, work on a puzzle, or enjoy a friendly match of checkers, all in good company. Everyone is welcome, from first timers to seasoned players. No experience is needed, just bring your game face for plenty of shuffling, rolling, and laughter.

Weekly bingo takes place at the Petoskey and Brutus locations in a warm, inviting setting that encourages conversation and new connections. Expect lively rounds with plenty of chances to call out bingo and share a few smiles. The Brutus location features Penny Bingo. It is a simple, enjoyable way to spend time with others while playing a timeless favorite.

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Ease into the day with a 30 minute yoga flow that gently energizes body and mind, offering just enough movement to set a positive tone. Open to everyone, whether you are beginning your yoga journey or have practiced for years. Cost is $15. Attend as a drop in or text 231-330-0179 to confirm. Payment options include cash, check, or credit card. Loyalty cards are available and expire six months after purchase.

The Slow Runners Club returns for 2026 with interval-style sessions that welcome both runners and walkers. Participants meet and finish in front of Charlevoix Running Company. Routes are typically planned ahead of time, so everyone can follow along with the group. After the workout, the tradition continues with coffee at Harwood Gold.

Get moving with a cardio drumming class created for seniors. Using drumming patterns performed on a stability ball, participants take part in a gentle, low impact routine that supports cardiovascular fitness while keeping the atmosphere lively. No prior experience is required.

A friendly bridge gathering that blends strategy with social connection. Welcoming to both newcomers and experienced players, it offers a supportive community that shares pointers while enjoying the classic card game together. Arrive for the cards, stay for the camaraderie.

Veterans Coffee Hour is a weekly gathering open to all military veterans and their spouses. Participants can relax in a welcoming setting, share stories, and connect with fellow veterans over coffee. Treats are available, and the focus is on conversation and camaraderie.

An inclusive community playgroup offers families a warm place to connect while kids explore and play. Expect an open play period with a variety of toys, a table activity, a cozy reading corner, a writing and art station, and a sensory area. After a quick tidy-up, everyone gathers for circle time with a few songs and a story read by the host, followed by handwashing and a snack before wrapping up. The meetups take place in the basement of First Congregational Church and are not church affiliated. Enter through the double blue doors by the parking lot, then head downstairs or use the elevator to the basement community room. An extra tall safety gate is in place to help keep little escape artists from wandering. Hosted by Communities In Schools and NMCAA, with space provided by First Congregational Church.

A weekly gathering for people who like creating with their hands. Connect with others who enjoy yarn and fiber crafts, or explore a new crafting activity with guidance. Someone is always in attendance who is happy to teach and help you get started.

Enjoy a yoga class centered on soft, easy movement and relaxation. The practice supports flexibility, balance, and overall well-being, and it unfolds in a calm, welcoming setting that nurtures the connection between body and mind.

Settle into a gentle, steady vinyasa practice rooted in traditional Hatha principles, paced more slowly to build warmth while easing the mind. Sequences use your own body weight to create length and strength, helping quiet mental chatter as breath and movement come together. Drop-ins are welcome, or pre-register by texting Meagan at 231-330-0179. The fee is $15 and can be paid by cash, check, or credit card. Loyalty packages are available and expire six months from the purchase date.

Set along Howard Street between Mitchell Street and Michigan Street in the heart of downtown, the Downtown Petoskey Farmers Market brings together local producers and their fresh offerings. Find ingredients for a complete meal, including organic meats, fresh fruits and vegetables, and flowers to finish the table. The market’s mission is to promote the image and economic vitality of Downtown Petoskey and support the local agricultural community, while giving those who grow, fish, forage, and harvest a place to be rewarded for their efforts. Community backing comes from sponsors including 4 Front Credit Union, Grain Train Food Market, Blissfest Music Organization, and Downtown Petoskey.

Tai Chi for Seniors offers a calm, low-impact session that pairs slow, flowing movements with deep breathing and mindful focus. Build strength, improve balance and posture, and support overall well-being of mind, body, and spirit. This practice can help prevent falls and reduce chronic pain. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle. For more information, call 231.347.3211.

Yankee Station performs at Pond Hill Farm with music in the beer tent. The setting is welcoming for all ages, making it a family friendly outing.

Downtown Petoskey sets the scene for a witchy night out filled with festive vibes. More information will be announced as plans come together. Share your excitement with #PetoskeyWitchesNight.

City Park Grill hosts a lively karaoke night where anyone can grab the mic and sing with friends or cheer from the crowd. Instead of a cover charge, voluntary contributions support a regional arts-focused organization. It is a fun way to enjoy music, connect with the community, and give back as part of the venue’s Friday karaoke series.

The summer 2026 farmers market season is underway, and Sweet Copper Sodas is traveling around Northern Michigan with a chilled selection. Find two signature flavors, Sarsaparilla and Cherry Bomb, both crafted in Michigan from real ingredients. Choose a single bottle or take home a six pack to make market days a little sweeter.

Sweet Copper Sodas rolls into Summer Farmers Market Season 2026, bringing Michigan made refreshments to markets across Northern Michigan. The lineup highlights two favorites, the classic sarsaparilla and Cherry Bomb, both crafted with real ingredients and served ice cold for summertime. Offerings are available as single bottles or in six packs, an easy addition to a market routine this season.

Sweet Copper Sodas brings Michigan-made refreshments to Harbor Springs Farmers Market for the 2026 summer market season. Attendees can enjoy ice-cold flavors crafted with real ingredients, featuring the classic Sarsaparilla alongside the Cherry Bomb. Offerings are available by the bottle or in six packs.

Elevate your practice with a guided 30 minute hike up Boyne Mountain followed by a 45 minute yoga class on SkyBridge Michigan. This outdoor experience welcomes beginners and longtime practitioners alike, offering steady instruction in a memorable setting. Each $45 class includes full day access to SkyBridge Michigan and the Scenic Chairlift for the day of your class.

Set in a peaceful farm setting, this market brings together animals, delicious food, and work by area artists for a welcoming community experience. It pairs nicely with a scenic drive and can be rounded out with a stop at the beach and visits to other nearby businesses and farms.

Settle into a 60-minute practice that blends guided meditation with gentle yoga centered on lengthening and mindful breathing. The session opens with meditation and concludes with a relaxing sound bath during savasana. It welcomes both newcomers and experienced practitioners. Drop in or pre-register by calling or texting Meagan at 231-330-0179. The cost is $15, payable by cash, check, or credit card. A loyalty package is available and expires six months from purchase.

Celebrate autumn at the Honeycrisp Festival with homegrown fun across the Friske farm. Spend the day enjoying scenic wagon rides, face painting, cornhole, an inflatable obstacle course, and big upgrades to the outdoor playground, including a 150 foot double lane mega slide, the Adventure Barn, Apple Tree Climbers, the mega jumping pillow, and the Friske Flyer zipline. A full access wristband is $12.95 and includes one wagon ride. Adults need a wristband if they plan to participate in attractions, and children 2 and under are free. Spectators who only want a ride can purchase an adult wagon ride for $5. Treats and eats are plentiful. Pick up apple cider and pumpkin spice donuts, sip fresh-pressed cider hot or cold, or try it as a slushie or sparkling. A seasonal coffee menu, specialty ice cream sundaes, festival fare, and brick oven pizza and sandwiches round out the options. Look for vibrant mums to brighten the season. Head to the orchard for u-pick apples and mix and match varieties in your bag. Pricing is half peck for $10, one peck for $20, and half bushel for $30. A fall photo contest is planned, with a link to enter coming soon. Please note that pets and emotional support animals are not permitted. Only service animals covered by the ADA are allowed.

A senior-focused cardio drumming class features rhythmic drumming performed on a stability ball to provide a low impact cardio workout. The session is upbeat and encourages staying active. No experience is needed.

Step into a Zumba fitness class that blends cardio and dance for an upbeat workout. Expect a lively atmosphere with simple, follow-along moves that help burn calories while keeping the focus on fun.

Meet fellow chess enthusiasts at the Adult Chess Club for relaxed, drop-in games. No membership is required, just stop by to play. The library will have a few chess sets available, and participants are welcome to bring their own.

Card players gather for a weekly Euchre group at the Friendship Centers of Emmet County in Petoskey, enjoying friendly competition, lively conversation, and time with friends. Newcomers and seasoned players are equally welcome, including anyone looking to learn the game. The atmosphere is relaxed and social, with plenty of laughs around the table.

Enjoy a laid-back painting session each week at the Petoskey Friendship Center, where creativity and friendly company come together. Everyone is welcome, whether picking up a brush for the first time or returning to a favorite hobby. Bring your imagination and spend a relaxed afternoon making art alongside others.

A friendly get-together at the Friendship Centers of Emmet County features cards and a variety of games. Participants can choose from Euchre, puzzles, or a classic round of checkers, all in good company. Expect a lighthearted atmosphere with plenty of shuffling, rolling, and laughter. All skill levels are welcome, and no experience is required.