The best arts & culture spots in Upper Peninsula

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U.S. Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame (opens in a new tab)

National Ski Hall of Fame, 610 Palms Ave · Ishpeming

Right here in Ishpeming, U.S. Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame is a museum dedicated to the people and moments that shaped skiing and…

Checked Oct 3

S. Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame is a museum dedicated to the people and moments that shaped skiing and snowboarding, a quick hit of inspiration when you need a break from shoveling or want a reminder of why winter here keeps us coming back for more.

From the Ishpeming newsletter, October 10, 2026

Cliffs Shaft Mine Museum & Iron Ore Heritage Bike Trail Trailhead (opens in a new tab)

501 W Euclid St · Ishpeming

Cliffs Shaft Mine Museum & Iron Ore Heritage Bike Trail Trailhead brings local lore to life with guided tours through the underground…

Cliffs Shaft Mine Museum & Iron Ore Heritage Bike Trail Trailhead brings local lore to life with guided tours through the underground C-shaft access tunnel and a working blacksmith forge, plus pieces by David Arbelius in the gift shop. A solid pre or post-ride stop when you want true Ishpeming grit.

From the Upper Peninsula newsletter, October 20, 2026

Historic Ironwood Theatre (opens in a new tab)

113 E Aurora St · Ironwood

From throwback tribute nights to kid-powered productions and touring acts, Historic Ironwood Theatre keeps that big-stage magic alive right…

Checked Jul 30

From throwback tribute nights to kid-powered productions and touring acts, Historic Ironwood Theatre keeps that big-stage magic alive right downtown. Grab a friend, say yes to the lights and the hush before the curtain, then brag you saw it here first.

From the Upper Peninsula newsletter, September 27, 2026