Saugatuck/Douglas

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Saugatuck/Douglas

Saugatuck/Douglas
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Table of Contents
Features
8 Art of Being
In Saugatuck/Douglas, art is
far more than an aspect of cultural
enrichment, more than a source of passive
entertainment; it’s a way of life.
10 Art of Relaxation
6 Welcome
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12 Year ‘Round Activities Maps
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18 Art Galleries
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36 Events Calendar
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44 Business Directory
Year ‘round we’re the place to
visit, to unwind and to mellow out. Visitors
world-wide view Saugatuck/Douglas as a
natural tranquilizer.
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Great Art-Doors
Saugatuck-Douglas is an all-season
natural environment for an action-packed
vacation in the Great Art-Doors.
16 Exploring Fine Arts
Brought together in one building
our artists and their artwork would rival
any major metropolitan gallery.
20 Art of Shopping
The shops of Saugatuck/Douglas
have something for everyone – for every
taste – from glitzy to avant garde; hip to
humorous; eclectic to the truly exquisite.
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The Culinary Arts
True to its tradition of offering
diversity, Saugatuck/Douglas boasts
a wide variety of restaurants certain to
meet any appetite and budget.
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Lodging
An extensive variety
of accommodations where one is
made to feel like a friend.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Saugatuck
Douglas Detroit
South Bend
Toledo
Indianapolis
Distance to Saugatuck/Douglas:
Chicago
141 miles 2 hrs. 28 min.
Detroit
Indianapolis 249 miles 4 hrs. 26 min.
Milwaukee 235 miles 4 hrs. 7 min.
South Bend 77 miles 1 hr. 24 min.
Toledo
Getting to Saugatuck/Douglas is easy.
Two International Gateway Airports serve
our area: Chicago O’Hare Airport and Detroit
Metropolitan Airport.
Saugatuck/Douglas Convention & Visitors Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 28 Saugatuck, Michigan 49453
(269) 857-1701 • Fax (269) 857-2319 • www.saugatuck.com
The Saugatuck/Douglas CVB has made every effort to ensure the
accuracy of the information contained herein. However, we cannot
guarantee accuracy or be held responsible for omissions or errors.
We recommend you call to verify information prior to your visit. The
information in this Visitors Guide is subject to change without notice.
© 2016 Saugatuck/Douglas Convention & Visitors Bureau
All rights reserved.
Photography by Felicia Fairchild (unless otherwise noted)
Published by: Scott Jackson Creative • www.denisescottjackson.com
Production: Brita Jasinski, Director of Production
Welcome
Saugatuck and Douglas are harbor villages that celebrate diversity – small-town
America at its best! Here visitors can turn back the pages of time to enjoy a simpler
life where no one hurries, and no one hurries you. A place where everyone is special
and everyone is welcome. Recently the National Trust for Historic Preservation
selected Saugatuck/Douglas as one of the “Dozen Distinctive Destinations” in the
U.S. and the writers and editors of Midwest Living magazine ranked Saugatuck/
Douglas fifth among the top 100 vacation destinations in the Midwest.
While visiting either downtown area, you can walk – in a safe and friendly
environment – to almost everything. In Saugatuck, you can stroll along the
boardwalk admiring the boats and explore the dockside shops. Picnic by a
gazebo overlooking the harbor then ride the Victorian hand-cranked ferry to visit
our historic museum or climb Mount Baldhead. You can rent a canoe, paddle
board, kayak, charter a sailboat or tour our waterways onboard an old-fashioned
sternwheeler or WWII amphibious “Duck.” End your excursion at the corner drug
store soda fountain where hand-creamed sodas and malted shakes have been a
specialty for more than 100 years!
Just across the river, Douglas is the perfect place to explore historical buildings
such as the Old Schoolhouse, Dutcher Lodge, the library and various churches
and residences which have been restored to enhance their 19th century charm
while still serving our community. Shopping in downtown Douglas is a pleasure
too, whether you’re looking for fine art, home accessories, retro collectables, or
hard to find children’s toys and rare books. Douglas is also home to the area’s first
microbrewery, a do-it-yourself Art Barn and West Michigan’s largest Antique
Pavilion. Shop a little, eat a little, relax a lot.
For over a century, artists have been drawn to the area’s towering dunes, pristine
beaches and natural splendors of this jewel-like setting on Lake Michigan’s eastern
shore. Today that artistic heritage persists through strong ties to the Art Institute of
Chicago with its affiliated summer school at Ox-Bow as well as a broad spectrum
of art galleries and art-based activities and events. Consistently named one of
America’s top 25 arts destinations, it’s no wonder the area has become known as
“The Art Coast ™ of Michigan”!
You’ll find great lodging options in modern, privately-owned motels, cottages,
suites and charming retro auto courts. Or, if you prefer a country inn, our “Bed
and Breakfast Capital of the Midwest” offers an extensive variety of historic
accommodations. Regardless of your preference, travelers are always treated like
friends of the family!
Golf enthusiasts can hit the links at one of our two 18-hole championship golf
courses while the kids take sailing lessons or an art class. And don’t leave without
taking the family on a thrilling dune buggy ride! Blending so many attractions you
can easily create your own “masterpiece” vacation.
It’s easy to understand why Michigan’s governor named Saugatuck one of
Michigan’s 19 “Coolest Cities.” The town’s Oval Beach is ranked one of the top 25
beaches in the world by Condé Nast Traveler and one of the top two in the USA by
National Geographic Traveler. More recently, the Chicago Tribune rated it number
one out of the Midwest’s five best beaches and USA Today readers voted us the #1
Weekend Getaway in the USA.
Saugatuck Center for the Arts provides uptown theatre in downtown Saugatuck
all summer long. Cultural performances, classes and workshops abound there
year ‘round. Our Chamber Music Festival and frequent jazz concerts highlight a
topflight eclectic music scene. Through the Lakeshore Arts Alliance community
theatre blossoms. Outdoor art shows, gallery openings and culinary events add
extra spice to the Saugatuck/ Douglas recipe for fun.
Our lakeshore community offers a place to rest or play
any time of the year. Whether you come for an executive
retreat, a corporate meeting, a family reunion or your own
romantic getaway vacation, you’ll be glad you discovered
the treasure that is Saugatuck and Douglas. See you soon!
Sincerely,
Felicia V. Fairchild, Executive Director
Saugatuck/Douglas Convention & Visitors Bureau
269-857-1701 • www.saugatuck.com
Photo Credit: Ted Swoboda
Dear Visitor,
NOMINEE
“Coolest Small Town
in America” Top Four
Designation
NATIONAL TRUST
DOZEN DISTINCTIVE
DESTINATIONS
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The Art of Being Saugatuck/Douglas
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n Saugatuck, Michigan, art is far more than an aspect of cultural
enrichment, more than a source of passive entertainment. In Saugatuck
and Douglas, art is life.
Both Saugatuck and Douglas celebrate the belief of Gustave Flaubert
that “Art has no other end, for people of feeling, than to conjure away
the burden and bitterness.” Where else could one find public restrooms
painted with post-impressionist Georges Seurat’s A Sunday Afternoon on
the Island of La Grand Jatte?
Setting this tone is the natural environment. Saugatuck and Douglas
are nestled near the shore of Lake Michigan and are defined by steep,
rolling dunes to the west and lush, green orchard country to the east. The
climate is blessed by the moderating effects of Lake Michigan. The lake’s
cool breezes provide welcome refreshment on warm summer days, while
during the winter it warms the frigid air sweeping into Michigan from the
northern plains.
It was to this idyllic setting that Chicago residents started escaping in
the 1900s. As they arrived, they found a village that was already entering a
second life. Saugatuck, and a sister community down the Kalamazoo River
called Singapore, were settled in the mid-1800s by lumber interests. For
many decades they supported a thriving mix of sawmills, planing mills,
barrel factories and other wood product firms. The area contributed much
of the lumber used to rebuild Chicago after the Great Fire of 1871.
When the trees were gone, however, so were the lumbermen. Several
mills were actually loaded aboard Great Lakes schooners to be transported
elsewhere. The dearth of trees resulted in a particularly harsh fate for
Saugatuck’s down-river neighbor. Without their presence as a windbreak,
blowing sand gradually buried the village and today it lives on only in
legend as the “Lost City of Singapore”.
Saugatuck and Douglas survived, however, and their 19th century
architecture legacy forms the basis for the area’s quaint charm today. The
resort trade which had begun to emerge in the 1890s took a propitious turn
in 1910 when a group of Chicago artists established the Summer School
of Painting on Ox-Bow Lagoon in Saugatuck.
Today, Ox-Bow is affiliated with the Art Institute of Chicago and offers a
wide range of summer course work, including metalsmithing, printmaking,
performance art, glassblowing, writing, ceramics, and of course, painting
and drawing. The seed planted at Ox-Bow has flourished over the years.
The area’s reputation as a sanctuary for artists is nationally known and
has led to its status as the “Art Coast™ of Michigan” and one of the top
25 art destinations in the USA.
Saugatuck and Douglas were two of only 28 communities nationwide
to be awarded the “Preserve America Community” designation by the
White House and the Historic Preservation Caucus of the U.S. House
of Representatives. More recently the National Trust for Historic
Preservation elected Saugatuck/Douglas to its prestigious list, the “Dozen
Distinctive Destinations” in the U.S.
The art of relaxation, the art of recreation, the art of learning, and the art
of nature. All these are dimensions to the art of being Saugatuck/Douglas.
The Art of Relaxation
The two resort towns of
Saugatuck and Douglas
are nestled among
towering sand dunes,
and are bordered by the
winding Kalamazoo
River on its way to Lake
Michigan. Activities
abound making this area
the perfect place to relax
and decompress!
For more than 100 years, tourists have sought refuge from the stress of
everyday life in the Saugatuck/Douglas area – a peaceful place where no one
rushes and no one rushes you.
Today the area’s ability to act as a natural tranquilizer is especially
important in relieving the high anxiety caused by maddening traffic jams
and hectic work schedules. Visitors to these neighboring resort towns can
leave their tensions and stressful schedules behind. They can mellow out in
surroundings reminiscent of vintage, small-town America, whose hallmarks
are scenic beauty and a unique collection of shops, restaurants and art galleries.
For those who want to mix relaxation with excitement, the area offers a yearround calendar of fun-filled activities and events (saugatuck.com). No wonder
The National Trust for Historic Preservation designated these towns as one
of the nation’s “Dozen Distinctive Destinations”; why Budget Travel ranked
them among the top four “Coolest Small Towns in America”; and why readers
of USA Today voted Saugatuck the number one weekend getaway in the US.
The two towns, nestled among towering sand dunes, are bordered by the
winding Kalamazoo River on its way to Lake Michigan. Activities abound on
the two waterways. Both towns maintain public beaches on Lake Michigan for
swimmers and sunbathers. Saugatuck’s Oval Beach has been rated by Condé
Nast Traveler magazine as one of the 25 best shorelines in the world and one
of America’s 11 great beach towns. National Geographic Traveler magazine
agreed, rating it one of the top two freshwater beaches in America. More
recently, the Chicago Tribune ranked it number one among the Midwest’s
five best beaches and Life magazine judged it “Best Dune Town”. The newlyacquired Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area extends opportunities for hiking,
bird-spotting and sun-basking along this idyllic, unspoiled coastline.
A number of scenic city parks – two of them adorned by Victorian style
gazebos – dot the riverside. They are unhurried spots where you can spend
the day picnicking, reading or watching the sailboats slip by.
An old-fashioned sternwheeler paddle boat shuttles passengers on tours
of the river and along the Lake Michigan shoreline. These water-bound
excursions are punctuated by cottages, extravagant homes, forests, wetlands,
soaring bald eagles, a panorama of dunes, and the Ghost Town of Singapore.
Visitors can enjoy an even more leisurely boat ride by hopping aboard
North America’s only hand-cranked chain ferry for a trip across the river or
board a WWII “Duck” that provides ferry service between Saugatuck and
Douglas. Strolling along a winding boardwalk offers another impression of
the river – home port to some 900 yachts and sailboats. Anglers can charter
boats to go after salmon, trout, pike and perch. Those who want to make their
own waves can rent boats, kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, jet skis, pontoons,
and charter sailboats or yachts.
Back on dry land, the adventuresome can climb 302 steps to the top of
the Mt. Baldhead sand dune. For their heart-pounding effort climbers are
rewarded with a stunning bird’s-eye view of the harbor and lake below.
Another aerial view is in store for visitors who take a freewheeling ride on
a converted pick-up truck, known as a “dune schooner”, across some of
the towering sand hills. Back on level ground, the area has one private taxi
service plus the Interurban bus. Both offer visitors hassle-free, door-to-door
transportation. Bicycles – both motorized and self-pedaled – and scooters are
available locally for rental.
Saugatuck Dunes State Park Cross Country Ski Trails
Oval Beach and Points of Interest Map
TRAIL POST MARKINGS
Green Arrowhead:
Going to Lake
Red Arrowhead:
Return to Parking
Two Colors on Post:
Connecting Trail
Blue Diamond:
Walkway Confidence Marker
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Livingston Red
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From I-96/US 31, take Exit
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138th Avenue, head west to the
park. State Park Vehicle Permit
required. Large natural area with
rugged dunes on Lake Michigan.
1004 acres. 13k marked,
ungroomed trails plus additional
unmarked trails. Restrooms
available. Trail maps are available
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Also enjoy the trails at Allegan State Game Area. The trails provide skiers with a choice of distances from
2-14 miles and are fully marked with direction-change arrows and reassurance markers.
Autumn also invites visitors to sample the fruits
of labor from area berry patches and orchards in the
rolling countryside. They can even taste the fine
wine made by local vintners or sample artisan wines
from around the world in a fine art gallery setting.
Or enjoy farm-fresh pies at a local cider mill.
As fall leaves drop ushering in winter, Saugatuck/
Douglas decks itself out in the spirit of Christmas
by blanketing both downtowns with an array of
twinkling lights which become the backdrop for a
festive parade and a homespun rendition of Charles
Dickens’ A Christmas Carol which rounds out the
wintertime entertainment schedule. Winter is also
the time for invigorating cross-country skiing and
cozy themed weekend packages promoted by area
Bed & Breakfast Inns.
Year ‘round, Saugatuck/Douglas is the place to
unwind and mellow out – no longer just for Midwest
tourists. Increasingly, the town’s fame as a “stress
buster” is enticing visitors from around the world. S/D
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= Gas Station
A = Historical Museum
B = Visitors Bureau Office
C = Douglas Post Office
D = Douglas City Hall (Dutcher Lodge)
E = Saugatuck Center For The Arts
F = Saugatuck/Douglas Library
G = Saugatuck Post Office
H = Saugatuck Township Hall
I = Saugatuck Village Hall
J = Public Restroom (2 locations)
K = Oval Beach (Route to Oval Beach marked in red)
L = PARKING SHUTTLE BUS STOP (route in blue)
M = Information Booth—lodging information, interactive phone for accommodations
N = Douglas Police Station
Saugatuck’s Oval Beach Park and Saugatuck Harbor
Natural Area are open year ‘round. During summer
season (Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day
weekend) Beach and Natural Area are open 9am-10pm.
Daily parking fee $8 (9am-9pm). $50 Season Permit.
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Golfers can hit the links at two 18-hole
championship golf courses, one designed by golfing
legend Arnold Palmer. For those wanting oldfashioned exercise, a number of rental businesses
offer canoeing or kayaking and horseback riding.
Equestrian instruction and horse boarding are also
available in the area. Fitness enthusiasts can work
out at our local gym or take a closer look at the
area’s natural beauty with a hike through Saugatuck
Dunes State Park, Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area,
Allegan State Forest, or by touring local vineyards.
Culinary tours are available in both downtowns
and throughout the countryside, led by local tour
operators. Pamper those aching muscles at area
spas or retreat to the peace of our yoga center.
For arts enthusiasts, the region boasts more
than 35 art galleries, a chamber music festival
and “uptown theatre in downtown Saugatuck”
throughout the summer at the Saugatuck Center
for the Arts. There are also year ‘round professional
concerts and performances, plus a farmers’ market
in-season on Fridays. The Lakeshore Arts Alliance
highlights local talent and community theatre. Both
arts venues provide numerous opportunities for
hands-on creativity, lectures, concerts and other
artistic programs. The public is also welcome to
visit Ox-Bow, a summer school affiliated with the
School of the Art Institute of Chicago on Friday
nights throughout the summer, where students and
staff open their studios for salon-style showcases,
demonstrations and auctions.
Saugatuck’s summertime events include art fairs,
goldsmithing demonstrations, art gallery events, a
Fourth of July Parade and Venetian Festival that
concludes with a lighted boat parade and fireworks.
Late in the summer, the area’s restaurants create
their culinary best at the annual Savor The Art
Coast (formerly Taste of Saugatuck). For those who
prefer shopping as an activity, both villages offer a
charming mix of 19th century architecture and 21st
century merchandise. There are clothing, jewelry,
gift, antique and home accessory shops galore. Area
businesses run the gamut, from Douglas’ exclusive
interior design shops to Saugatuck’s galleries and
fashion boutiques.
Hungry visitors have no problem finding a
restaurant to suit their tastes. The area is home to
well over two dozen eating establishments, serving
continental, Greek, American, Mexican and Italian
specialties. There are several area coffee shops and
a variety of ice cream, pastry and fudge shops to
satisfy the proverbial sweet tooth.
Tourists are treated to the same diversity when
it comes time to bed down for the night. They can
choose from hip, retro designed auto-courts, motels,
hotels, resorts, cottages, vacation rental condos and
homes, and Bed & Breakfast Inns. With more than
30 bed and breakfasts in operation, the area has
become renowned as the “Bed & Breakfast Capital
of the Midwest.”
Exclusive to autumn are make-your-own color
tours of the area’s forests, the 39th Annual Gallery
Stroll, several open house weekends by Blue Coast
Artists, the Halloween festivities and one of the
largest corn mazes anywhere!
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While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of maps, due to proportion, some dots can only
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Allegan County Children’s Museum
Allegan State Forest
Alley’s Classic American Diner and Bowling
Arnold Palmer Golf Course “The Ravines”
Boat Launching (4 locations)
Chain Ferry
Children’s Playground (2 locations)
Clearbrook Golf Course
Coghlin Park
Cook Park
Douglas Beach
Dune Rides
Dunes State Park
Express Yourself Art Barn
Felt Estate, The
Fishing Charters (2 locations)
Ghost Town of Singapore
Harbor Duck
H.S. Tennis Courts
Laketown Golf & Conference Center
Mt. Baldhead
Old Schoolhouse
Ox-Bow School of Art
Peterson’s Mill
Pier Cove Beach
Pontoon Boat, Bicycle & Kayak Rentals
Saugatuck Antique Pavilion
Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area
Saugatuck Oval Beach Parking Lot
Saugatuck Yacht Club
Schultz Park
Sergeant Marina
Star of Saugatuck Boat Cruises
Tennis courts/Basketball courts downtown
Tower Marina
U-pick Blueberries
U-pick Orchards
Vineyard/Winery tours
Wades Bayou Park
Wicks Park Gazebo
Willow Park
The Great Art-Doors
Saugatuck & Douglas function as a
hub-and-spoke for experienced and
inexperienced bicyclists, kayakers,
canoeists, paddleboarders, hikers,
surfers, birders, fishing enthusiasts,
geocachers, poets, photographers
and artists.
The Saugatuck Dunes are part of the largest assemblage of freshwater
dunes on our planet. Created by glaciers thousands of years ago, they have
been gracefully sculpted ever since by the contest of prevailing southwest
winds, crashing waves, and freeze-and-thaw cycles with the stabilizing
effects of stubborn and resilient native vegetation. The mountainous heaps of
silvery-gold sand are ever-shifting with elemental forces that gradually build
up, violently scoop out and blow down these dramatic parabolic dunes.
The Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area, which borders Oval Beach (holder of
many global “Best Beach” honors) was recently nominated in a competition
for the 8th Wonder of the World on the heels of being designated as one of
the eleven most endangered ecosystems in America by the National Trust for
Historic Preservation.
The Kalamazoo River’s harbor mouth, altered to aid 20th Century boat
navigation, still survives as a natural greenway, much as it would have
appeared to the native Potawatomi people five centuries ago. Towering
above the scenic river channel loom forested dunes, the tallest of which, Mt.
Baldhead, was the setting for Potawatomi ceremonial gatherings.
Early European settlers cleared and built directly on the Lake Michigan
shore, but after cutting down the trees (primarily to rebuild Chicago after the
1871 fire), they were forced to flee the site as the untethered sand literally
buried the once-thriving lumber town of Singapore.
Birders celebrate Saugatuck’s dunelands as a well-trafficked stop on the
migratory tropical bird flyways. Sixty-seven of the over two hundred locally
spotted bird species have a special status as rare, threatened or endangered
including the Prairie Warbler which relies on one of the last stands of healthy
Jack Pine trees for survival. Bald Eagles, Ospreys, Northern Harriers, Black
Terns, Piping Plovers, various owls, hawks and entertaining waterfowl
frequent these coastal waters and marshes.
Fishing here is terrific! Some 102 varieties of fish live in the waters of the
river and in Lake Michigan our “freshwater ocean.” Grill your catch at Oval
Beach overlooking Lake Michigan after a thrilling day of charter fishing for
king salmon or lake trout. Or just relax with a worm and a hook and snag some
sunfish or blue gills with the kids.
Since before the dinosaurs, the shy lake sturgeon have hidden in this river,
too. Some are over a century old and eight feet long. Once counted by the
millions, the few surviving sturgeon are slowly being restored to their coastal
habitats. New Richmond’s sturgeon breeding station, a few hours paddle
upriver, makes a great family outing. Independent float trips and guided kayak
excursions begin there and end in Saugatuck Harbor. You can also paddle one
direction and bike another to access the scenic countryside. Bring your own
gear or rent everything you need from a local outfitter.
Serious speed cyclists have a choice of routes including the old West
Michigan Pike (Blue Star Highway-Route 31). The history and culture
associated with the Pike played an important role in the development of
tourism along the lakeshore. It was the first continuous hard surface road
between Chicago and Mackinaw City and opened West Michigan to
automobile tourism beginning in 1912. The West Michigan Pike corridor
will certainly stimulate “nostalgia” travel as Michigan’s version of Route 66.
The road meanders along the lakeshore passing through the area’s emerging
historic strip with its hip retro designer Motor Inns, vintage diners, large
antique pavilion, historical markers and one of the last Red Barn Theaters in
the U.S. By foot, bike or waterway, explore on your own the web of paths,
back roads and water trails which ramble along the lakeshore and its tributaries
that converge in the Saugatuck-Douglas area. Trails pass by vineyards,
U-Pick orchards, microbreweries, local farm produce stands, artists’ studios,
horticultural nurseries, berry plantations and scores of nature preserves and
state parks. The Pike is perfect for those who savor history at a leisurely pace
with lots of stops along the way. If you prefer, leave the navigating to a local
expert and enjoy a guided culinary tour or behind-the-scenes art studios tour.
Saugatuck & Douglas function as a hub-and-spoke for experienced and
inexperienced bicyclists, kayakers, canoeists, paddleboarders, hikers, surfers,
birders, fishing enthusiasts, geocachers, poets, photographers and artists, to
find a place to design the perfect masterpiece vacation. Hiking across sand
dunes to a world-class beach, paddling along the Lake Michigan Water Trail,
geocaching at Ox-Bow Lagoon, hiking Fishtown Trail, biking the Blue Star
Trail, sledding down Mt. Baldhead or snowshoeing and skiing cross-country
through Saugatuck Dunes State Park, Oval Beach or the Allegan State Game
Area...Saugatuck-Douglas is an all-season natural environment for an actionpacked vacation in the Great Art-Doors. S/D
Exploring Fine Arts
Brought together in one
building, Saugatuck/
Douglas' artwork and
artists would rival any
major metropolitan
gallery. But they are
not in one building;
rather, they must
be sought out in the
nooks and crannies of
these charming rural
villages.
The inspiring beauty of the Saugatuck area has attracted both practitioners
and patrons of the fine arts for over a century. The proliferation of galleries,
artist’s studios, street art fairs and many diverse do-it-yourself art opportunities
have built its reputation as the “Art Coast™ of Michigan.” From lively clusters
of downtown galleries to the secluded campus of Ox-Bow School of Art and
the intriguing array of studios dotting the countryside, what distinguishes this
unique creative enclave are its enormous breadth and world-class quality.
The catalyst for the performing arts is the Saugatuck Center for the Arts,
which provides a year ‘round, ever-changing, variety of cultural performances,
classes and workshops by various artists for children and adults. From the
humorous to the sublime, classical to contemporary, provincial to universal,
the art experiences found in the Saugatuck/Douglas area offer connoisseurs of
creativity a delightful artistic escape from everyday life.
As you enter Saugatuck via Lake Street you will discover Indian Summer,
a unique art gallery exhibiting authentic Native American art and jewelry, so
popular with collectors. In the heart of Saugatuck, high-style contemporary
crafts, wearable art, furniture and fine art await the visitor at Good Goods,
a gallery housed in a restored Victorian boardinghouse. Two blocks north
Discovery Art Center features area artists who work in a variety of media.
Only a few storefronts away you will come across the Janice Miles Gallery,
featuring original bucolic watercolors by this charming British artist.
Next to the Village Square Park, the venerable Armstrong DeGraaf
International Fine Art Gallery promotes the work of noted international
painters and sculptors. On Butler Street, Saugatuck Gallery features
affordable paintings from around the world. Centrally located on Butler Street
is the James Brandess Studios & Gallery; this extremely popular artist can be
observed right in the front window as he lays on the thick impasto of a new
oil painting or portrait in his signature style. Around the corner on Hoffman
Street, Koorey Creations – a third generation goldsmithing gallery – presents
handcrafted custom jewelry set with unique gemstones, original art and
goldsmithing demonstrations throughout the year.
Over the bridge in Douglas is J. Petter Galleries, housed in an elegantly
restored historic building on Blue Star Highway. Here one finds original
paintings, bronzes and garden sculpture – both indoors and outdoors – by
nationwide artists. Visitors can also enjoy tasting artisan wines on the premises
as well. Downtown Douglas on Center Street, Button Gallery represents
more than 20 artists – both regional and national in reputation – in media
including acrylics/oils, ceramics, sculpture, glass, mixed media and more.
On Center St., one block west of the traffic light on Blue Star, LaFontsee
Galleries features exceptional contemporary art in all mediums from more
than 70 artists. On Center St. in downtown Douglas, Water Street Gallery
showcases contemporary fine art, paintings, glass and sculptures of more than
60 accomplished regional and national artists.
The diversity of the global cultural experience is reflected by the Saugatuck/
Douglas area’s specialty galleries. Amaru Leather, one of the area’s longest
standing and most popular craft galleries, is located on Griffith Street in
downtown Saugatuck. It is a craft gallery concentrating on custom creations
in leather by two resident designers. Across the way on Culver St., Amazwi
Contemporary Art features colorful paintings, extraordinary sculptures and
fine crafts from Africa.
Located just north of Saugatuck on Blue Star, you’ll find Marcia Perry
Sculpture Studio, an intriguing nature-lover’s environment featuring sculptures
hewn from trees and stone, carving workshops and the annual Goddess Show.
Southeast of Saugatuck, a little farther out in the countryside, visit Khnemu
Studio on Fernwood Farm where artist Dawn Soltysiak creates her uniquely
beautiful pottery in a pastoral country setting, and hosts ceramic workshops
in her solar-powered barn. On the road to Fennville, the Peachbelt Studio and
Gallery is housed in an historic red brick one-room schoolhouse circa 1867
surrounded by farms, fields and orchards. Here artist Dawn Stafford creates
brilliantly colored floral, still-life, landscape and other oil paintings. Also an
area-wide cooperative called Blue Coast Artists sponsors popular open houses
several times a year in participating artists studios that dot the countryside.
There are also opportunities – particularly fun on rainy days – for visitors
and families with children to create their own art at Express Yourself Art Barn,
Ox-Bow and Saugatuck Center for the Arts.
Brought together in one building, Saugatuck/Douglas’ artwork and artists
would rival any major metropolitan gallery. But they are not in one building;
rather, they must be sought out in the nooks and crannies of these charming
rural villages that have not sold out to the homogeneity of modern times. This
makes exploring the Art Coast™ of Michigan a delightful treasure hunt. S/D
3 Blue Coast Artists
6322 113th Ave., Fennville, MI
269-236-9260
www.bluecoastartists.com
[email protected]
Various locations–rural working
professional artists’ studios/galleries.
Variety media.
5 Khnemu Studio on Fernwood Farm
6322 113th Ave., Fennville, MI
269-236-9260
www.khnemustudio.com
[email protected]
Restored 1890’s farm. Solar powered
working artist pottery studio/gallery.
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6 Koorey Creations
104 Hoffman St., Saugatuck, MI
269-857-8050
www.kooreycreations.com
[email protected]
Third Generation goldsmithing, worldclass gems, custom design, repairs,
and alterations.
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4 James Brandess Studios &
Gallery, Inc.
238 Butler St., Saugatuck, MI
269-857-1937
www.jamesbrandess.com
[email protected]
Downtown Artist’s studio featuring
Saugatuck area landscapes, still-lifes
and portraits.
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11 Button Gallery
33 & 35 Center St., Douglas, MI
269-857-2175 / 616-298-0999
www.buttonartgallery.com
[email protected]
Since 1966, original paintings,
glass, bronzes and garden sculpture
from national and regional artists.
12 Discovery Art Center
347 Water St., Saugatuck, MI
269-857-8225
www.discoveryart.org
A cooperative gallery featuring fine
art, crafts, wearables and jewelry.
13 Good Goods
106 Mason St., Saugatuck, MI
269-857-1557
www.goodgoods.com
[email protected]
Art & American craft: clothing, jewelry,
furniture, ceramics, paintings, sculpture.
14 Janice Miles Gallery
421 Water St., Saugatuck, MI
269-857-5202
www.janicemilesgallery.com
[email protected]
Watercolors by local English artist
Janice Miles and much more.
16 LaFontsee Galleries
410 W. Center St., Douglas, MI
616-451-3850 / 616-451-9820
www.lafontsee.us
[email protected]
Award-winning art gallery and
framing studio since 1987.
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on the corner of
124th/M-89 & 63rd
FENNVILLE AREA
begins 1 1/2 miles south of
Douglas on Blue Star Hwy.
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See our Events Calendar on page
36, or go online, to see upcoming
showings, exhibits and special events.
10 Armstrong DeGraaf
International Fine Art
403 Water St. on Main, Saugatuck, MI
269-857-1882 / 616-836-5875
www.adgifa.com
[email protected]
Contemporary international fine
art and sculpture from distinguished
worldwide sources.
15 J. Petter Galleries
161 N. Blue Star Hwy., Douglas, MI
269-857-2230
www.jpettergalleries.com
[email protected]
The oldest and largest Saugatuck
Douglas fine art gallery.
7 Marcia Perry Sculpture Studio
6248 Blue Star Hwy., Saugatuck, MI
269-857-4210
www.marciaperry-ark.com
[email protected]
Tree sculptor’s habitat featuring
guest exhibitors, classes, annual
Goddess Show.
8 Dawn Stafford’s Peachbelt
Studio and Gallery
Corner of M89/63rd St., Fennville, MI
(269) 561-5561 / (616) 844-8552
www.peachbeltstudio.com
[email protected]
Original oil paintings/sculpture in
historic one-room schoolhouse. MayOctober.
The Art Coast™of Michigan
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17 Saugatuck Gallery
317 Butler St., Saugatuck, MI
269-857-1189
The Midwest’s largest selection of
affordable oil paintings and frames.
18 Water Street Gallery
98 Center St., Douglas MI
269-857-8485
www.waterstreetgallery.com
[email protected]
Contemporary fine art. Painting,
glass, sculpture by emerging &
established artists.
ART / Fine Art Galleries
2 Indian Summer
800 Lake St., Saugatuck, MI
269-857-4570
Authentic Native American art,
closed Wednesday and Thursday.
Galleries
Lake Michigan
Art / Craft Galleries
1 Amaru Leather
322 Griffith St., Saugatuck, MI
269-857-3745
Original and custom creations in
leather by two resident designers.
9 Amazwi Contemporary Art
249 Culver St., Saugatuck, MI
269-857-5551
www.amazwi.com
mike@ amazwi.com
African fine art paintings, sculpture,
jewelry and unique crafts.
The Art of Shopping
If there is such a thing as an art of shopping, this is where it should be
taught. This is a retail community that celebrates quality, variety and above
all, personality. The shops of Saugatuck/Douglas are almost audacious in
their individuality...they engage one’s senses from every angle.
Proceeding from the south end of Butler Street in downtown Saugatuck,
you’ll find rare spices from around the world, fabulous high fashion shoes,
posh French apparel with exquisite hats, French soaps, assorted Judaica, and
bath salts from the Dead Sea. Clothing stores abound for every gender and
generation from fashionistas to the jet-set yachting crowd. There is a drug
store for everything you forgot and left at home and a humorous sign shop
to help you remember next time. Going north on Butler Street, you’ll come
across rare books, the finest preserves and salsas from Michigan’s northern
fruitlands, outlets for tasting local wines, and the go-to-source for Michigan
made apparel for outdoor enthusiasts. Foodies can still find precision
culinary tools, cookware and truffle oils at the Butler Pantry’s new location
on the north end of this main street.
For the inveterate shopper, Culver, Griffith, Mason, Main and Hoffman
Streets also yield a variety of goods such as a tasting room for imported
olive oils, locally blended and roasted coffees, an indulgent dog boutique,
whimsical resort wear, cosmetics and accessories – some that actually
change color in the sunlight, difficult to find oil lamps, artisan leather crafts,
fine jewelry and several sassy gift shops. Exploring Saugatuck’s side streets,
nooks and crannies unveil a myriad of goods to tempt the enthusiastic shopper.
One block west on Water Street, visit the whimsical Dockside
Marketplace on the boardwalk overlooking the harbor. Here shoppers can
find quirky gifts, home and garden accents and exuberant shopkeepers.
There are many fascinating shops all along Water Street specializing in fair
trade products, beachwear, custom jewelry, exquisite natural stone beads,
and retro collectables.
It’s a pleasure to shop and dine in the village of Douglas just a half-mile
east of Saugatuck. Visitors will find an exceptional collection of diverse
shops, world-class artists’ galleries and an exquisite wine bar specializing
in exclusive wines from small private vintners. The ever-evolving historic
downtown, on Center Street, is lined with appealing store fronts, fine art
and craft galleries, several of the area’s most popular restaurants, gourmet
cookies and a trendy espresso bar where you arrive as a stranger and leave as
friend. Visitors will find eclectic merchandise featuring gifts, artisan jewelry,
antiques, retro furniture and architectural salvage in addition to home decor
and decorative appointments. Look for beautifully framed art prints, unique
children’s toys and a dozen titles of Sabuda’s renowned and hard to find
pop-up children’s books. When leaving Douglas, en route to Oval Beach
via Center Street, don’t miss Just Add Water, a beach shop selling or renting
everything you need to be “in,” “on,” or “around” the water.
Traveling a half-mile south on Blue Star Highway, serious collectors will
find West Michigan’s largest antique mall and the area’s first microbrewery
and restaurant where visitors can take a tour and actually brew their own beer!
Nearby there is a hobby shop specializing in collectable miniature trains.
Those wishing to explore nature’s bounty will discover West Michigan’s
largest blueberry farm where the harvest ripens in August – shoppers can
buy freshly picked blueberries or pick their own. Close-by, gardeners will be
captivated by two highly regarded local nurseries – complete garden centers
– in serene settings where they can search out rare botanicals, garden decor,
furniture, statuary and horticultural supplies, tools and equipment.
The finest professional services abound in the area, including local banks
with ATMs, numerous real estate agencies offering services for renting,
buying or selling local cottages, condos and homes, top-flight attorneys,
financial advisors and accountants, beauty salons and health care providers
for both humans and their pets, masseurs, chiropractors, yoga instructors
and alternative treatment practitioners.
In a retail world increasingly dominated by “bigness” and “sameness,” the
shops of Saugatuck/Douglas are ready to provide a memorable experience
which will reveal the heart of this community’s ebullient personality. S/D
The Culinary Arts
True to its tradition
of offering diversity,
Saugatuck/Douglas
boasts a wide variety
of restaurants
certain to meet any
visitor’s appetite,
taste and budget.
Dining in Saugatuck/Douglas is a study in choices. True to its nature of
offering diversity for every aspect of a visitor’s stay, our area serves up a
veritable buffet of dining establishments.
Upscale dining, reflected by both setting and menu, is available in the
Saugatuck/Douglas area. Exquisite American contemporary cuisine is the
fare at the Belvedere Inn and Restaurant which offers sophisticated dining
prepared by European chef/owner Shaun Glynn in an elegantly restored
mansion.
Casual dining in a lovely Gatsby-era atmosphere is offered by Ravines Golf
Club at their course-side restaurant, Arnie’s Cottage, in view of breathtaking
fairways. Looking for casual dining with a touch of flair? Coral Gables
overlooks Saugatuck Harbor and features a deck, multilevel verandas,
several lively bars, entertainment, a dance club and live comedy at their prime
waterfront location. Nearby, The Butler Restaurant, a longtime favorite with
locals, famous for its big burgers and awesome shrimp Bloody Marys, also
offers great music in-season outdoors by the harbor on their expansive deck.
The Mermaid Bar and Grill, on the waterfront in downtown Saugatuck, is
the perfect place to “people” watch and enjoy an excellent lunch or dinner al
fresco in-season—try the mussels! Nearby, gather at Borrowed Time for a sip
of wine, craft beer and innovative small plates while watching the passersby
along the river.
Scooter’s Café and Pizzeria offers an array of hand tossed pizzas and Italian
specialties—bring the family or enjoy their cozy bar. Pumpernickel’s Eatery
specializes in hearty breakfasts in cast iron skillets, giant cinnamon rolls, NYC
deli-style sandwiches and casual lunches with live music in-season. For a
light breakfast, go where many locals go for delicious home-baked goods and
outstanding lattes and coffees, Uncommon Grounds. No resort community
would be complete without its soda fountain and Saugatuck Drug Store has
preserved the tradition of old-fashioned hand-creamed sodas and phosphates
for more than 100 years—featured in the New York Times, it’s a must-see!
Phil’s Bar and Grille is our local “Cheers.” It’s an upscale tavern with a
bistro touch—try the lamb lollipops or broasted chicken. The Sand Bar Saloon
dubbed “the friendliest bar in town” is the place to go for pub grub and blues.
Hercules Bar and Grill provides that perfect “one-of-a-kind” experience
where classic dishes are expertly prepared by the lead chef – intimate courtyard
garden dining is available weather permitting – try the Chicken Marsala. For
the sports enthusiast, Spectators Sports Bar & Grill serves up great food and
sporting events with 25 TVs and live dance music on the veranda in-season.
Head over to explore Douglas! At the Petter Wine Gallery, you’ll find
boutique wines and artful foods at both the wine/small plates bar and wine
shop, also known for its private collection of unique cheeses and hand poured
chocolates. Downtown on Center and Main Streets, in a convivial galleria,
Everyday People Café serves a creative menu of “eclectic comfort food” with
suggested wine pairings. The atmosphere is casual, hip and a real favorite
with locals as well.
On Blue Star Highway and Center Street, you’ll discover J Paul’s at The
Kirby Hotel, an intimate wine lounge and restaurant which merges tradition
and modern style, bringing Michigan’s freshest farm ingredients to the table.
Heading south on Blue Star Highway from Douglas, you can order a variety
of hand-tossed artisan pizzas from Pizza Mambo. Just steps away, you will
discover Farmhouse Deli, specializing in farm-to-table culinary creations,
“par excellence.” Tucked away just south of Randolph Street is WayPoint
Restaurant, serving home-style breakfast and lunch, just like Mom used to
make – bring the kids! A little farther south you will find Christo’s Roadhouse,
which is the stop to make for a mouth watering burger with a butter toasted
bun – yum! Saugatuck Brewing Company is where you can savor the latest
home-brewed beers and wonderful cuisine outside under an umbrella or
indoors close to the tap.
In Fennville – just seven miles east of Saugatuck – you’ll come upon Salt
of the Earth, a rustic American eatery & bakery specializing in fabulous
and unique, fresh local farm-to-table fare and terrific live music. Visit Root
Coffee House to enjoy espresso drinks and rustic country food made with
fresh local ingredients. Between Douglas and Fennville, Crane’s Pie Pantry
Restaurant is a favorite destination for its orchard-fresh pies, apple cider and
home-cooked, child-pleasing meals. Culinary adventurers can even sign up
for Hungry Village Tours and go behind-the-scenes at local specialty and
organic food, beer and wine purveyors. An insider’s gourmet insight. S/D
TYPE CUISINE
COST
BREAKFAST
LUNCH
DINNER
CARRY-OUT
ALCOHOL/
BEER/WINE
WATERFRONT
DINING
OUTDOOR
SEATING
ENTERTAINMENT
DANCING
FOOD SERVED
LATE
DAYS CLOSED
TAKE THE KIDS
CREDIT CARDS
RESERVATIONS
REQUIRED
GROUP
FACILITIES
CATERING
WIFI
269-857-5777
FD EC
$$
NO
NO
YES
NO
ABW
NO
YES
NO
WE
8PM
YR
INS/M
OFS/M-W
NO
V MC D
AMEX
SUG
YES
NO
YES
Off Blue Star Hwy. 1 mile
NE of Saug. on 63rd
Borrowed Time
xxx-xxx-xxxx
EC LS D&C
$$
NO
INS
YR
NO
BW
NO
YES
NO
YES
YR
OFS MON
TG CD
NO
V MC DIS AMEX
NO
NO
NO
YES
329 Water St. Downtown
Saugatuck
Butler Restaurant
269-857-3501
AT SF SC
HS DC
$$
NO
YES
YES
YES
ABW
YES
YES
INS
WE
10 PM
YR
TG CD
YES
V MC DIS
AMEX
NO
NO
NO
NO
Downtown Saugatuck
overlooking harbor
Christo’s Roadhouse
269-857-1383
AT
$
NO
YES
YES
YES
ABW
NO
YES
NO
YES
YR
NONE
YES
V MC DIS
NO
YES
YES
YES
2935 S. Blue Star Hwy.
Coral Gables Restaurant
269-857-2162
AT SF SC
$$
NO
YES
YES
YES
ABW
YES
YES
WE
INS
INS 12AM
OFS 8/9PM
YES
NONE IN
SEASON
YES
V MC DIS
AMEX
NO
YES
YES
YES
Downtown Saugatuck
overlooking harbor
Crane’s Pie Pantry Restaurant
& Winery
269-561-2297
HM HS BG
DC
$$
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
YES
OCC
INS 8PM
OFS 6PM
YR
MON NOV-MAR
TG CD NYD EA
YES
ALL
NO
YES
YES
YES
M-89 E of Saugatuck
Everyday People Cafe
269-857-4240
EC UP
HC AC
$$
SAT
SUN
SAT
SUN
YES
YES
ABW
NO
YES
YES
11PM
WE/INS
YR
TG CD EA
YES
V MC
NO
YES
NO
NO
Downtown Douglas Main
& Center
Farmhouse Deli
269-455-5274
AC D EC
HC UP
$$
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
TG CD NYD
YES
V MC DIS AMEX
NO
YES
YES
YES
On Blue Star Hwy. S of
Center Street
Hercules Bar & Grill
269-455-5112
AT C MD
$$$
NO
INS
YES
YES
ABW
NO
INS
NO
9PM
YR
TG CD
OFS MON
NO
V MC D
DIS AMEX
SUG
NO
NO
YES
236 Culver Street
J. Paul’s at The Kirby
269-857-5472
312-504-8705
EC LS SF
SC AC FD
$$
INS
CALL
YES
YES
ABW
N0
YES
WE
INS
YES
NO
OFS M-TU
YES
V MC DIS AMEX
NO
YES
YES
YES
294 Center off Blue Star
Highway
Mermaid Bar & Grill
269-857-8208
AT
$$
NO
YES
YES
YES
ABW
YES
YES
OCC
INS 11PM
OFS 10PM
APROCT
OFS TUES.
TG CD NYD
YES
V MC DIS
SUG
YES
YES
YES
Market Place Boardwalk
Saugatuck
Petter Wine Gallery
269-857-2230
EC LS
$$$$$
NO
YR
NO
YES
BW
NO
YES
OCC
NO
NO
OFS MON-TU
TG CD
YES
V MC D
DIS AMEX
NO
YES
NO
YES
Blue Star Hwy, between
Saugatuck and Douglas
Phil’s Bar & Grille
269-857-1555
AC
$$
NO
YES
YES
YES
ABW
NO
YES
OCC
INS WE
NO
TG CD
YES
V MC
NO
NO
NO
NO
215 Butler Street downtown
Saugatuck
Pizza Mambo
269-857-4400
PZ
$$
NO
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
INS
YR
MON TG CD
NYD
YES
V MC
NO
NO
YES
NO
10 1/2 Blue Star Hwy.,
Douglas
LOCATION
PHONE
NUMBER
Belvedere Inn & Restaurant
SEASONAL
NAME
Restaurants, Bars, Food
Pumpernickel’s Eatery
269-857-1196
AT DC HS
$$
YES
YES
YES
YES
AWB
NO
YES
YES
INS
NO
OFS VARIES
YES
V MC AMEX DIS
NO
YES
YES
YES
Downtown Saugatuck
Ravines Golf Club & Restaurant
269-857-1616
SF SC HS
AT
$$
NO
YES
YES
YES
ABW
NO
YES
NO
INS
INS
VARIES
YES
V MC D
AMEX
SUG
YES
150
NO
YES
Off Blue Star Hwy. N to
63rd, S to 136 E
Root Coffee House & Cafe
269-512-1171
AC D DC
EC
$
YES
YES
NO
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
YES
YES
Downtown Fennville
Salt of the Earth
269-561-7258
AC
$$
SUN
NO
YES
YES
ABW
NO
YES
SUN
WE
YR
TG CD
YES
V MC
AMEX
NO
YES
100
YES
YES
114 E Main Street
Fennville, MI
Sand Bar Saloon
269-857-2676
LS
$
NO
YES
YES
YES
ABW
NO
NO
WE
YES
YR
CD
BF
9PM
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
Downtown Saugatuck
141 Butler Street
Saugatuck Brewing Co. Inc.
269-857-7222
AT EC HS
LS
$$
NO
YES
YES
YES
BW
NO
YES
SAT
YES
YR
NONE
YES
V MC DIS
D AMEX
NO
YES
125
YES
YES
2948 Blue Star Highway
Douglas
Saugatuck Drug/Village Store
269-857-2300
DC IC HS
PZ
$
NO
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
INS
NONE
YES
V MC DIS
D AMEX
NO
NO
NO
NO
Downtown Saugatuck
Butler & Mason
Scooter’s Café & Pizzeria
269-857-1041
PZ DC AT
IT BBQ
$$
NO
YES
YES
YES
DEL
ABW
YES
YES
NO
YES
YR
NONE
YES
V MC DIS AMEX
NO
YES
YES
YES
Culver St.,downtown
Saugatuck, by Coghlin Park
Spectators Sports Bar & Grill
269-857-5001
AT
$$
NO
YES
YES
YES
ABW
NO
YES
OCC
WD 10PM
WE 11PM
YR
TG CD EA
YES
V MC DIS
AMEX
NO
YES
45
YES
YES
Uncommon Coffee Roasters
269-857-3333
DC LS HC
$
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
CD
YES
V MC DIS
NO
SM
NO
YES
127 Hoffman Street
WayPoint Restaurant
269-857-2569
AT HM HS
MX
$
YES
YES
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YR
NONE
YES
V MC DIS
NO
SM
YES
YES
Blue Star south of Center
Street
TYPE CUISINE
AT
AC
BG
BBQ
IR
C
D
DC
EC
FD
FR
HC
HM
HS
IC
IT
LS
MD
MX
PZ
SF
SC
UP
American Traditional
Amer. Contemporary
Baked Goods/Bread
Barbecue
Irish
Continental
Deli Style
Dessert/Coffee
Eclectic
Fine Dining
French
Health Conscious
Home Style
Burgers/Sandwiches
Ice Cream
Italian
Light Snacks
Mediterranean
Mexican
Pizza
Seafood
Steaks/Chops
Upscale
GENERAL CODES
SB
SM
SUG
INS
OFS
WD
WE
MW
OCC
YR
TG
NYD
CD
EA
Sunday Brunch
Small
Suggested
In-Season
Off-Season
Weekdays
Weekends
Midweek
Occasionally
Year ‘Round
Thanksgiving Day
New Year’s Day
Christmas Day
Easter
Lodging
DOUGLAS HOUSE B&B
41 Spring Street
Douglas, Michigan 49406
(269) 857-1119 / (616) 283-3461
www.douglashouseinn.com
[email protected]
KIRBY, THE
294 W Center Street
(269) 857-5472
www.thekirbyhotel.com
[email protected]
SAUGATUCK HARBOR INN
787 Lake Street
Saugatuck, Michigan 49453
(269) 857-7600
www.michiganvacation.org
[email protected]
Come stay at our recently
renovated 1904 Queen Anne
in downtown Douglas. We
offer four rooms with queen beds and private baths, large common area
and outdoor living room. Full gourmet breakfasts feature local fruit and
produce. Bike, golf, kayak, or visit close-by beaches, restaurants, bars,
theater and galleries.
1890s Victorian meets modern
boutique hotel. Near shopping,
galleries and beach. Contemporary guest rooms with wifi, cable, A/C, iPod docks, memory foam beds.
On-premise restaurant and wine bar open to the public, outdoor dining,
pond, wrap-around porch, culinary/wine classes, special packages. Ideal
for weddings and events. Entertainment. Unmatched hospitality.
Sharing 212 feet of Saugatuck
Harbor frontage and a pool, the
Saugatuck Harbor Inn’s accommodations range from traditional to more spacious suites, all with private
baths, air conditioning and cable TV/DVD. Enjoy a large breakfast of delicacies on the sun-warmed porch. Surrounded by shops, restaurants and
galleries with walk-to-town convenience, the Inn is truly the ultimate!
BAYSIDE INN
618 Water Street
(269) 857-4321
www.baysideinn.net
[email protected]
HERITAGE MANOR INN B&B
Fennville, Michigan 49408
(269) 543-4384
www.heritagemanorinn.com
[email protected]
MAPLEWOOD HOTEL
428 Butler Street
(269) 857-1771 / 800 650-9790
www.maplewoodhotel.com
[email protected]
On the waterfront in downtown Saugatuck, the contemporary BaySide Inn is just steps
from fine restaurants, galleries and shops. All rooms have balconies
with scenic views, televisions with DVD players and private baths.
Luxury waterfront jacuzzi open year ‘round for all guests’ use. Wifi. See
our display ad on the inside front cover
Country hospitality in peaceful surroundings. Romantic
Jacuzzi/fireplace suites.
Charming rooms, family suites and spacious two bedroom townhome.
Delicious fireside full buffet breakfast. Relaxing heated indoor pool. Children welcome! Near Saugatuck and Lake Michigan. Perfect for romantic
getaways, anniversaries, honeymoons, family reunions, and retreats. AC,
Cable TV, WiFi. Joshua 24:15
In downtown Saugatuck, the
Maplewood Hotel is steps from
shopping and restaurants.
Elegant antique-filled rooms,
some with Jacuzzi tub and fireplace. Amenities include TV/DVD and
high-speed internet, pool & breakfast included. Spacious common room
with fireplace. Ideal setting for small business meetings. Check internet for
available discounts.
SAUGATUCK’S
VICTORIAN INN
447 Butler Street
(616) 836-6532
www.vicinn-mi.com
[email protected]
Located in the heart of downtown Saugatuck, the Victorian
Inn is one of Saugatuck’s finest
older homes built by John Koning at the turn of the century. The Victorian splendor has been meticulously retained. Private baths, fireplaces,
air conditioning, sunlit kitchen with stone fireplace and wrap around
porches accent its comfortable charm.
BEECHWOOD MANOR
INN & COTTAGE
736 Pleasant Street
(269) 857-1587
www. beechwoodmanorinn.com
[email protected]
IVY INN
421 Water Street
(269) 857-4643
www.ivy-inn.com
[email protected]
MARYWOOD MANOR
B&B AND COTTAGES
236 Mary Street
(616) 836-4546 / (616) 886-6829
www.marywoodmanor.com
Within easy walking distance
to downtown Saugatuck is
Beechwood Manor Inn and Cottage. Our historic inn offers upscale accommodations, private baths,
High Definition TV, and wifi. Enjoy chef prepared gourmet breakfast
served at individual dining tables. The Cottage is perfect for families
and pets. Free offstreet parking. Book online.
Located in the heart of
Saugatuck, across from the
beautiful Kalamazoo River,
each of our comfortable rooms includes private bath, A/C, Cable TV and
WiFi. Relax in our common room with library and fireplace or enjoy our
screened-in porch and patio. Deluxe continental breakfast.
One of West Michigan’s most
charming inns located in the
heart of Saugatuck. Warm and
cozy cottage style suites with private baths and living/sitting rooms.
Great beds, top quality linens, flatscreen TVs, AC, off-street parking, WiFi
Internet, beautiful perennial garden. Great full breakfasts served on our
fabulous seasonal porch. Please visit us soon.
BELVEDERE INN
& RESTAURANT, THE
3656 63rd Street
(269) 857-5777 / 877 858-5777
www.thebelvedereinn.com
[email protected]
J. PAULE'S FENN INN
2254 S. 58th Street
(269) 561-2836
www.jpaulesfenninn.com
[email protected]
PARK HOUSE INN
888 Holland Street
(269) 857-4535
www.parkhouseinn.com
info@ parkhouseinn.com
SEYMOUR HOUSE B&B
South Haven, Michigan 49090
(269) 227-3918 / 866 568-0262
www.seymourhouse.com
info@ seymourhouse.com
“The greatest place to stay
may be the Belvedere Inn…All
the amenities of a lovely small
hotel,” states the New York Times. A country estate built in 1913, the
restored prairie style manor offers upscale accommodations, gourmet
breakfast and dinner packages. Renowned restaurant also open to the
public for dinner.
Come share our relaxing
country inn. We are centrally
located to all the activities and
events in the area. Our rooms have lots of extras. There are desserts in
the evenings. Complete sit-down breakfast every morning. We are a nonsmoking inn and pet friendly. Check our pet policies online.
Historic residence houses nine
guest rooms with private baths
just three blocks walk to downtown Saugatuck shops, galleries and restaurants. Full breakfast daily, free onsite parking, wi-fi, ask about suites
with private spa tubs.
Get away to our 11 acre
country estate minutes from
Saugatuck/South Haven. Enjoy
our 1862 elegant mansion with five guest rooms all with private baths,
fireplaces; two with Jacuzzis. Complete gourmet breakfast. Guest library,
living room to relax. Guest log cabin. Gift certificates. Discount packages
available all year.
CASTLE IN THE
COUNTRY B&B INN
340 M-40 South
Allegan, Michigan 49010
(269) 673-8054 / 888 673-8054
www.castleinthecountry.com
[email protected]
KINGSLEY HOUSE
626 Main Street
(269) 561-6425 / 866 561-6425
www.kingsleyhouse.com
[email protected]
ROSEMONT INN RESORT
83 Lakeshore Drive
888 767-3666 / (269) 857-2637
www.rosemontinn.com
[email protected]
SHERWOOD FOREST B&B
938 Center Street
(269) 857-1246
www.sherwoodforestbandb.com
[email protected]
Come away from the crowds
and escape to our destination
country inn. Kayak or paddle
boat our private lake or snowshoe wooded walking trails. Ten romantic
rooms with 2-person whirlpool tubs, fireplaces, cable TV/DVD and free
WiFi. Full gourmet breakfast at individual tables. On-site spa services
and dinner packages.
Victorian elegance, romantic
charm and gracious hospitality. Fireplace/Jacuzzi suites or
cozy chambers all with private baths. Three-story turret, lovely gardens
and large wrap-around porch complete the elegance of this impressive
mansion. Year-round romance and theme packages available online. Lastminute specials, online availability and reservations.
“One of the Midwest’s top 10
romantic retreats,” this elegant
14-room Inn has lake views,
fireplaces, whirlpools, private bathrooms, AC, CATV, telephones, CD
players, broadband wireless. Breakfast buffet. Indoor whirlpool and
sauna, seasonal pool, bicycles, beach chairs. Meeting rooms, direct Lake
Michigan beach access. Restful and relaxing.
Unwind in this grand 100
year old home, voted Best of
the Region in Shore Magazine.
Relax in beautifully appointed rooms and large suites with Jacuzzis and
fireplaces. Swim in our outdoor heated pool or stroll to Lake Michigan
beach, only a short 1/2 block away. Separate cottage also available.
Bed & Breakfast Inns
An extensive variety of historic accommodations where
you are made to feel like a friend of the family.
SERENDIPITY BED AND
BREAKFAST & SUITES
203 Griffith Street
(269) 857-3400 / (734) 255-2210
www.serendipitybandbsaugatuck.com
email@
serendipitybandbsaugatuck.com
A comfortable homey place to
stay while in Saugatuck. Our
B&B house has three beautiful rooms. The adorable cottage is perfect for
romantic getaways. Five nicely furnished suites, each have a kitchenette,
sitting room and fireplace. Relax in the hot tub or sauna. Enjoy our beautiful gardens! Steps from downtown Saugatuck.
Join Us for Worship
All Saints’ Episcopal Church —Fr. G. Corwin Stoppel
Hoffman and Grand Streets, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Phone:
(269) 857-5201
Website:
www.saugatuckallsaints.org
Email:
[email protected]
Sunday Worship:
8 & 10 am | Sunday School/Nursery 10 am
Worship with us – three blocks up the hill in Saugatuck
Christian Science Society — Kate Dearborn, Board President
Butler & Main Streets, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Phone:
(269) 857-1027
Website:
www.christiansciencesaugatuck.com
Sunday Worship:
10:30 am | Sunday School 10:30 am
Wed. Evening:
7:30 pm (June, July, August)
A Branch of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts.
Community Church of Douglas —Jeff Messner, Pastor
6874 Wiley Road, Douglas, MI 49406
Phone:
Website:
Email:
Sunday Worship:
(269) 857-1492
www.ccofdouglas.org
[email protected]
Trad: 8:30am; Fellowship/Education 9:30am Contemporary: 10:30am
Gathered by the cross…Scattered to serve
Douglas Congregational United Church of Christ —Rev. Salvatore Spienza
56 Wall St., Douglas, MI 49406
Phone:
(269) 857-2085
Website:
www.douglasucc.org
Email:
[email protected]
Sunday Worship:
10 am Year-round
An Open and Affirming Parish of the United Church of Christ
First Congregational Church of Saugatuck —Rev. Sarah Gladstone
296 Hoffman Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Phone:
Website:
Email:
Sunday Worship:
(269) 857-2929
www.1stcongregational.net
[email protected]
10 am | Sunday School 10:15 am
Child care provided 10 am service
Loving God, One Another And Our Communities.
Lake Shore Chapel —Rotating Guest Ministers
Corner of Lakeshore Drive and Campbell Rd., Douglas, MI 49406
Phone:
(269) 857-1908
Website:
www.lakeshorechapel.org
email:
[email protected]
Sunday Worship:
10 am | Sunday School 10 am
Non-denominational, summer Chapel meets Sundays in July and August.
Saugatuck United Methodist Church—Pastor Emmett Kadwell, Jr.
Corner of Mason & Griffith Streets, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Phone:
(269) 857-2295
Website:
www. saugatuckumc.org
Email:
[email protected]
Sunday Worship:
9:30 am | Sunday School 10:45 am
Open hearts, open minds, open doors.
St. Peter Catholic Church —Father Stanley Witek
100 St. Peter Dr, Douglas 49406
Phone:
Web:
Email:
Weekday Masses:
(269) 857-7951 (parish office)
www.stpeter-douglas.org
[email protected]
8:30 am, Holy Days 8:30 am & 7 pm Weds. 8:30 am communion service
Sat. Masses:
5 pm | Confession 3:30-4:30 pm
Sun. Masses:
8 & 10:30 am
The mission of St. Peter is: Word, Worship, Service.
SPRUCE CUTTER’S
COTTAGE
6670 126th Avenue
(269) 543-4285 / 800 493-5888
www.sprucecutters.com
A wonderful house in the
country. Surrounded by acres
of spruce trees and beautiful flower gardens, three guest rooms w/fireplace and Jacuzzi that are
charmingly decorated with old and new furniture pieces. A short drive to
Saugatuck/Douglas, three different beaches, local winery and other local
activities. Come stay and enjoy!
THE HOTEL SAUGATUCK
900 Lake Street
www.thehotelsaugatuck.com
[email protected]
The Hotel Saugatuck, a
redesigned historic landmark
overlooking Kalamazoo Lake,
is an 18-room luxury bed & breakfast, providing superior guest service &
romance amidst modern comfort. Our unique amenities include in-room
Jacuzzi tubs, fireplaces, premium king beds, as well as gourmet breakfast
and sumptuous desserts delivered to guests’ rooms.
TWIN OAKS INN
227 Griffith Street
(269) 857-1600
www.twinoaksbb.com
[email protected]
The perfect location in downtown Saugatuck. This recently
remodeled B&B features spacious guest rooms with king or queen bed and private bathroom. Some
rooms include a whirlpool tub, mini fridge and/or all-season fireplace.
Large common area with self-serve coffee/tea bar, plus screened-in
porch and outdoor patio. Full breakfast. Off street parking.
Hotels, Motels, Resorts & Cottages
An extraordinary variety of extraordinary facilities
AMBLE INN
(269) 455-5566
www.theambleinn.com
[email protected]
BEACHWAY
RESORT & HOTEL
106 Perryman
(269) 857-3331
www.beachwayresort.com
[email protected]
This historic log motel offers
modern comfort and rustic
charm in a relaxing park-like setting. The newly refurbished guest rooms
reflect the unique vintage character of the inn while still offering modern
amenities. A full hearty breakfast is included with your stay. Located on
one country acre just south of Douglas.
Overlooking the harbor, this
family-friendly resort sits
at the foot of one of Lake Michigan’s many sand dunes, and is closest to
Saugatuck’s award-winning Oval Beach. It’s just a 75-yard ride on the chain
ferry to charming downtown Saugatuck. Wifi. Heated pool. Cottages and
riverfront suites available.
AMERICINN LODGE &
SUITES
800 634-3444 / (269) 857-8581
BELLA VITA SUITES
119 Butler Street
(269) 857-8482 / (616) 635-1717
www.bellavitaspaandsuites.com
[email protected]
www.americinn.com/hotels/MI/
Douglas
[email protected]
Enjoy Saugatuck/Douglas’
newest upscale lodging. Our 45
rooms are recently renovated w/whirlpool and fireplace suites available.
Includes complimentary enhanced continental breakfast and free WiFi.
Have fun in our indoor pool recreation area with hot tub and sauna or
relax in our cozy fireside conversation area. AAA 2 Diamond approved.
Groups welcome.
Conveniently tucked away in
the middle of everything, our
contemporary & private suites
feature modern amenities that give a city, loft-style ambiance. Each room
features a king bed with 800+ thread count linens, down comforters, gas
fireplace, dual-head shower, flat screen television, wireless internet, minifridge & microwave, and private parking.
VALENTINE LODGE
653 Campbell Road
(269) 857-4598
www.valentinelodge.com
[email protected]
ARROWHEAD RESORT
842 Lake Street
(269) 857-5050
[email protected]
BEST WESTERN PLAZA
HOTEL
(269) 857-7178
www.bestwestern.com
[email protected]
Between downtown Saugatuck
and the beaches, this Victorian
inn is perfect for romantic
getaways. Its charm includes five acres of shade-garden, antiques and
over one hundred paintings. Full breakfasts on weekends, continental
on weekdays – the setting, our lovely porches or spacious dining room.
Wireless access. Open May-November.
Overlooking the harbor across
the street, and situated just
blocks from historic downtown, sits the jewel of Saugatuck’s crown, the
newly remodeled Arrowhead Resort. Luxurious studio, one and two bedroom
units border the beautifully landscaped gardens including large areas designed with built-in grills perfect for your next family gathering.
Located just 1 1/2 miles from
Saugatuck. Surrounded by 5
acres of peaceful woods, our 52 comfortably-furnished rooms include new
beds, flat screen TVs with 100-channel DirecTV, granite countertop bathrooms, complimentary deluxe continental breakfast (seasonal hot breakfast),
free WiFi, king size rooms with Jacuzzi or fireplace, guest laundry, indoor
swimming pool, whirlpool and exercise room.
WICKWOOD INN
510 Butler Street
(269) 857-1465 / 800 385-1174
www.wickwoodinn.com
[email protected]
BACK BAY COTTAGES
625 Lake Street
(269) 857-4731
www.backbaycottages.com
[email protected]
BLUE STAR MOTEL
(269) 348-0199
www.bluestardouglas.com
[email protected]
Best-selling author, Julee Rosso,
The Silver Palate Cookbook, created an exquisite Inn with “bed
and breakfast intimacy” and “small hotel privacy”. Extraordinary décor
with Country French antiques, art, sculpture, featherbeds and fireplaces
galore. Pampering includes a luxurious homemade gourmet brunch,
sweets, luscious evening small plates and after dinner “surprises.”
Unique, historic property
nestled on the waterfront in
downtown Saugatuck, accommodating 1 to 34 guests. Relax and unwind with views of the waterfront,
harbor and amazing sunsets with the charm of yesteryear gone by. Easy
walk to restaurants, shops and nightlife. Boat slips, fully equipped kitchens,
internet, cable, air conditioned, plus pets are welcome.
The Blue Star Motel offers the
luxury of a boutique hotel with
the convenience of a modern motel: micro-fridges, designer furniture, flat
screen TVs, and free wireless await guests. Most rooms open to a rear patio
where you can relax before walking downtown or take a dip in the hot tub.
CAPTAIN'S QUARTERS
MOTEL
(269) 857-2525
800 499-2929 (reservations)
www.captainsmotel.com
[email protected]
Sixteen clean, comfortable airconditioned rooms with cable TV, WiFi and coffee in a quiet wooded setting
only a 10-minute walk to downtown Saugatuck, a five-minute drive to Oval
Beach and wonderful local golf, dune rides, boat rides and fabulous art galleries and shops.
MAPLE RIDGE COTTAGES
713-719 Maple
(269) 857-5211
www.thepinesmotorlodge.com
[email protected]
SAUGATUCK RESORT
(269) 857-8888
www.thesaugatuck.com
[email protected]
Fantastically quaint and cozy,
renovated two bedroom
Saugatuck cottages featuring
knotty pine ceilings and hardwood floors, living room with gas fireplace,
eat-in kitchen with stainless appliances, flat screen TV, WIFI, and 2 private
decks for outdoor fun including a Jacuzzi and gas grill -- all situated in a
quiet park-like setting.
Since the 1950’s this park-like
property has enchanted guests
as a quiet reprieve within close
proximity to award-winning
beaches, fine dining, shopping, galleries, premier golfing and all amenities
offered by Saugatuck/Douglas. Gorgeous room and property renovations
featuring 4 acres of mature trees, outdoor BBQ/firepit and pool. This property epitomizes old school ambiance!
DOLLYBROOK FAMILY
RESORT
2076 66th Street
(269) 543-4830
www.dollybrookresort.com
[email protected]
NORTHERN LIGHTS
CONDO RENTAL
(269) 767-1312
www.northernlightscondoresort.com
Our unique property offers new
spacious cottages set in a quiet,
wooded, country setting. Centrally located between Saugatuck, Douglas,
Fennville, and South Haven. Fully equipped kitchens. Offering one to
three bedroom cottages. Open year ‘round. We are a short distance to Lake
Michigan beaches.
Luxurious one and two bedroom
condos surrounding landscaped
gardens with a large heated pool.
Creative atmosphere with kitchens, one or two baths, fireplaces, patios and
decks. Private, conveniently located. Daily and weekly rentals. Close to
downtown Douglas, Saugatuck, and Oval Beach.
[email protected]
DUNES RESORT
(269) 857-1401
www.dunesresort.com
[email protected]
PINES MOTORLODGE
& COTTAGES
(269) 857-5211
[email protected]
SECRET OF SAUGATUCK
SUITES
560 Campbell
(269) 455-0240
www.secretofsaugatucksuites.com
dino@ secretofsaugatucksuites.com
A family friendly resort of 20
condominiums including efficiencies, 1-3 bedroom units, and
a house accommodating up to 14 guests. We have a large pool and hot tub
on 4.5 acres in the city limits of Saugatuck. We offer full granite kitchens,
air-conditioning, pet friendly rooms, decks and patios.
SHIP ’N SHORE HOTEL
528 Water Street
(269) 857-2194
www.shipnshorehotel.com
[email protected]
Location, Location, Location!
Boutique lodging with retro
charm boasting award-winning
renovations with pine ceilings, log furnishings, pillow-top mattresses. Only
a block from Saugatuck/Douglas Harbor boating activities, watersports;
Douglas’ art galleries, shops, wine tasting and fine dining. A mile to Lake
Michigan and a picturesque 15 minute stroll into the hustle and bustle of
downtown Saugatuck.
GOSHORN LAKE
FAMILY RESORT
3581 65th Street
(269) 857-4808/ (269) 857-1750
www.glresort.com
[email protected]
RIVER SUITES, THE
650 Water Street
(269) 857-8899
www.theriversuites.com
[email protected]
STARLITE RESORT
800 257-2147 / (269) 857-2147
www.starliteresort.com
[email protected]
22 housekeeping cottages on
beautiful Goshorn Lake, many
with wood-burning fireplaces.
Fully equipped kitchens, picnic tables and BBQ grills. Beautiful sandy, private swimming beach. Volleyball, horseshoes, basketball, fire pit area, row
boats, kayaks. Heated swimming pool. Close to downtown Saugatuck, Lake
Michigan beaches and golf courses. Nearby hiking trails. No pets.
The River Suites are two luxury
suites for rental by the day or
week. Each suite has a private balcony overlooking the Kalamazoo River,
a full kitchen, fireplace and parking place. They are conveniently located
above the River Market & Deli, just a few blocks from the center of town.
Minutes from downtown
Saugatuck, the newly remodeled Starlite Resort offers guests
a quiet respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Rooms feature
flatscreen TVs, refrigerators and WiFi. The beautifully landscaped grounds
include a heated pool, hot tub and ample room for volleyball and lawn
games. Daily continental breakfast.
SAUGATUCK LANDINGS
LUXURY SUITES & MARINA
726 Water Street
(269) 686-6422
www.saugatucklandings.com
[email protected]
WILLOW TREE RESORT
389 W. Center Street
(231) 633-4633
www.willowtreecottages.com
[email protected]
Overlooking Lake Michigan
with private beach. Experience Saugatuck and stay on
Lake Michigan...it’s great! Lake
view motel lodging in a quiet resort setting on award-winning landscaped
grounds. Lake bluff viewing decks, heated pool, bikes, kayaks, nature trails,
spectacular sunsets. Continental breakfast, king/queen beds, A/C. Near
restaurants, shops, galleries, golf. Open June-September.
Relaxation abounds when you
stay in one of our two beautifully appointed one bedroom waterfront condos or boat slips. Exceptionally
clean with an open concept, the Suites feature a fully equipped complete
kitchen (too many amenities to list), flat screen TVs, premium satellite, WiFi,
washer/dryer, all within the downtown area.
VACATION RENTALS
Saugatuck’s ultimate waterfront
address! Located in the heart
of downtown. Featuring a new
pool, Jacuzzi, many decks and
large lanai with fireplaces. Award-winning landscaping, air conditioned
rooms. New flatscreens with DirecTV. Friendly staff to serve you. Continental breakfast included.
The Midwest’s largest LGBTQ
Resort and Entertainment Complex. Twenty acres includes 80+
rooms, a sprawling disco/bar complex, nightclub, cabaret with live entertainment, patio bar, and game room. Pool with bar open daily May-October.
Open 7 days a week/ 12 months a year.
LAKE SHORE RESORT
2885 Lakeshore Drive
(269) 857-7121
www.lakeshoreresortsaugatuck.com
Saugatuck’s Ultimate waterfront address!!
528 Water Street Downtown Saugatuck
269-857-2194
shipnshorehotel.com
Private Luxury Charters on Yacht “BOAT”
Corporate & Executive Charters from 1-35 people
Family & Special Events • $1300 for 1st 2 hours
Call/text:616-836-2603
email: [email protected]
website: www.yachtboatcharters.com
Enjoy the old-fashioned cottage resort experience here on
your vacation! On route to area
beaches, you will find our location convenient. Walking distance to both downtown areas. Relax under the
willow trees, enjoy games on the front lawn, afternoon BBQs and campfires
after your busy day of exploring!
Privacy, Luxury, Economy
BELLA VITA VACATION
RENTALS
133 Butler St. – down alley
(616) 635-1717
www.bellavitavacationrentals.com
[email protected]
QUAINT COTTAGES
62 West Center Street
(269) 857-1750
www.quaintcottages.com
[email protected]
If it's modern contemporary
suites in the heart of downtown
Saugatuck, apartment flats in the shopping district, pet friendly houses in
town or condos near the water, Bella Vita Vacation Rentals offers a variety
of distinct, stylish vacation rentals for all types of accommodations and
locations.
Comfortable luxurious
accommodations, many open
year-round, with every amenity thoughtfully considered for your comfort.
Stay in downtown Saugatuck, on Lake Michigan, Goshorn Lake or Hutchins
Lake. No matter what you’re looking for, we have a cottage that is perfect for
your next West Michigan vacation.
SHORELINE VACATION
RENTALS
202 Center Street
(269) 857-8030
www.shorelinerealtors.com
[email protected]
Our distinctive homes and
condominiums offer the perfect
surroundings for relaxing, entertaining or bringing your family closer
together. Choose from lakeshore, water view, wooded and in-town settings,
with the comforts of home, in a private residence you can call your own.
Access pictures, prices and availability on our website or call us toll-free.
Experience the “Art” of living,
vacation Saugatuck/Douglas in
various locations – on the lakeshore, in town, with views of the harbor, and
in wooded settings. Let us help you find your “Art.” Homes, cottages and
condominiums for your vacation – relax and find your “Art.” Access our
website or call for more information.
MICHIGAN VACATION
RENTALS
102 S Blue Star Highway Ste. 120
(269) 857-8700
[email protected]
SUMMER FUN COTTAGES
236 Mary Street
(616) 836-4546
(616) 886-6829
www.summerfuncottages.com
Fantastic Vacation Rentals
on Lake Michigan, near the
beach, in town or secluded in beautiful wooded surroundings. These
private cottages are a wonderful way to enjoy all the amenities of home.
Professionally maintained and managed for your convenience, what brings
all these harbor town properties together is the common thread known as
hospitality.
Looking for an exceptional
weekly rental? Summer Fun
Cottages specializes in select, fully equipped and maintained homes and
cottages in the heart of Saugatuck. Waterfront, historic, large and small, all
just a short walk from downtown. The perfect way to spend your summer
vacation. Weekend rentals off-season and on short notice only.
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VINTAGE VIEWS RESORT
11 Chestnut Street
(269) 344-8000
(269) 543-2419
www.vintageviewsresort.com
[email protected]
Saugatuck’s original vacation
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finest homes in and around
Southwest Michigan. One call opens the door to your dream vacation. Our
services are recognized nationally. The call is free…our services are priceless.
Allow Mill Pond to design your perfect getaway.
Rent an exquisite cottage, log
cabin home or condominium on
Lake Michigan, in town or in the
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Blue Star Motel
Captain’s Quarters Motel
Dollybrook Family Resort
Dunes Resort
Goshorn Lake Family Resort
Lake Shore Resort
Maple Ridge Cottages
Northern Lights Condo Rental
Pines Motorlodge & Cottages
River Suites
Saugatuck Landings Luxury Suites & Marina
Saugatuck Resort
Secret of Saugatuck Suites
Ship ’n Shore Hotel
Starlite Resort
Willow Tree Cottages
VACATION RENTALS
in the Country
4 Castle
is located in Allegan
County—30 miles from
Saugatuck/Douglas.
Take M-89 East to
M-40 South
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MILL POND VACATION
RENTALS
747 Water Street
(269) 857-1477 / (888) 528-7238
www.millpondrealty.com
[email protected]
Bayside Inn
Beechwood Manor Inn & Cottage
Castle in the Country
Douglas House B&B
Heritage Manor Inn B&B
Ivy Inn
J. Paule's Fenn Inn
Kingsley House
Kirby, The
Maplewood Hotel
Marywood Manor B&B and Cottages
Park House Inn
Rosemont Inn Resort
Saugatuck Harbor Inn
Saugatuck’s Victorian Inn
Serendipity B&B and Suites
Seymour House Bed & Breakfast
Sherwood Forest Bed & Breakfast
Spruce Cutter’s Cottage
The Hotel Saugatuck
Twin Oaks Inn
Valentine Lodge
Wickwood Inn
MOTELS, HOTELS,
RESORTS & COTTAGES
27
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LAKESHORE LODGING, INC.
735 Lake Street
(269) 857-7829
(866) 769-3811 reservations
www.lakeshorelodging.com
[email protected]
BED & BREAKFASTS
Lake
Michig
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Vacation Rentals
Lodging Map
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Bella Vita Vacation Rentals
Lakeshore Lodging
Michigan Vacation Rentals
Mill Pond Vacation Rentals
Quaint Cottages
Shoreline Vacation Rentals
Summer Fun Cottages
Vintage Views Resort
HOT TUB/
JACUZZI
BREAKFAST
AIR
CONDITIONING
COTTAGE
RENTAL
WATERFRONT/
BEACH
PETS
IN-ROOM
FIREPLACE
BARRIER FREE
SLEEP 3+
INTERNET
KING/QUEEN
FULL/TWIN BEDS
NS
TV/C
NO
OHT/RJ
F
YES
YES
WFD
NO
YES
NO
YES
WIFI
K/Q
MW SU
NO
NO
P
FP/O
TV/C
NO
NO
F
YES
YES
NO
VARIES
YES
NO
YES
WIFI
Q
OFS
NO
NO
V MC AMEX D Disc
Belvedere Inn
877-858-5777 269-857-5777
10
P
NS
TV/C
NO
RJ
F
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
WIFI
K/Q
CALL
NO
YES
V MC AMEX Disc
Castle in the Country B&B
888-673-8054 269-673-8054
10
P
NS
TV/C
NO
RJ
F
YES
NO
PL
NO
YES
YES
YES
WIFI
K/Q
OFS
NO
YES/20
Douglas House
616-283-3461 269-857-1119
4
P
NS
NO
NO
NO
F
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
Q
CALL
YES
NO
PC
Heritage Manor Inn B&B
269-543-4384
18
P
O
TV/C
IP
RJ
F
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
WIFI
K/Q
MW OFS
NO
NO
V MC AMEX Disc
Ivy Inn
269-857-4643
6
P
NS
TV/C
NO
NO
C
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
WIFI
Q
MW OFS
NO
NO
V MC Disc
J. Paule's Fenn Inn
269-561-2836
6
P
NS/O
TV/C
NO
RJ
F
YES
NO
NO
YES
VARIES
VARIES
YES
WIFI K/Q/T
MW OFS
YES
NO
V MC Disc
8
P
NS
TV/C
NO
RJ
F
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
WIFI
K/Q
OFS
NO
YES
V MC Disc
269-857-5472
6
P
NS
TV/C
NO
NO
F
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
WIFI
Q/F
YES
NO
YES
V MC AMEX Disc
Maplewood Hotel
800-650-9790 269-857-1771
15
P
NS
TV/C
OP
RJ
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
WIFI
K/Q
MW SU
NO
YES
V MC AMEX Disc
Marywood Manor B&B
616-836-4546 616-886-6829
4
P
NS
TV/C
NO
NO
F
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
VARIES
SU-TH
YES
NO
V MC Disc
269-857-4535
9
P
NS
C
NO
VARIES
F
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
VARIES
YES
WIFI
K/Q
OFS
NO
NO
888-767-3666 269-857-2637
14
P
NS
C
OP/IS
IHT/RJ
F
YES
NO
B
NO
YES
YES
NO
WIFI
K/Q
MW OFS
NO
YES/22
Park House Inn
Rosemont Inn Resort
WIFI K/Q/T
269-857-7600
6
P
NS
YES
OP
RJ
F
YES
YES
HV
NO
YES
NO
VARIES
WIFI
Q
MW
NO
YES
616-836-6532
7
P
NS
C
NO
RJ
F
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
WIFI
K/Q
MW OFS
NO
YES/14
Serendipity B&B & Suites
269-857-3400 734-255-2210
9
PS
NS
TV/C
OS
OHT RJ
F
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
WIFI
K/Q
OFS
NO
NO
V MC Disc
Seymour House B&B
866-568-0262 269-227-3918
7
P
O
TV/C
NO
RJ
F
YES
YES
NO
VARIES
YES
NO
VARIES
WIFI
K/Q
MW OFS SU
NO
NO
V MC AMEX Disc
269-857-1246
6
P
NS
NO
OP
RJ
F
YES
YES
NB
VARIES
VARIES
NO
VARIES
WIFI
Q
MW
NO
NO
V MC D
800-493-5888 269-543-4285
3
P
O
TV/C
NO
RJ
F
YES
NO
NO
VARIES
YES
NO
YES
NO
Q
YES
NO
NO
V MC AMEX Disc
Wickwood Inn
P
NS
C
OP
RJ
F
YES
NO
HV
NO
YES
YES
NO
WIFI
K
CALL
NO
NO
V MC AMEX
P
NS
TV/C
NO
J/RJ
F
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
WIFI
K/Q
MW OFS
NO
NO
V MC Disc
269-857-4598
9
P
NS
TV/C
NO
NO
WF MC
YES
NO
NB
NO
NO
NO
VARIES
OFS
YES
NO
V MC
800-385-1174 269-857-1465
10
P
O
NO
NO
NO
F
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
NO
WIFI
K/Q
SU-TH
NO
YES
V MC AMEX Disc
Amble Inn
WIFI K/Q/F
269-455-5566
5
P
NS
C
NO
NO
F
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
VARIES
WIFI
K/Q
YES
NO
YES/20
V MC AMEX Disc
800-634-3444 269-857-8581
45
P
NS
TV/C
IP/IS
IHT RJ
F
YES
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
WIFI
K/Q
OFS EH
NO
YES/30
V MC AMEX Disc
Arrowhead Resort
269-857-5050
11
P
NS
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
WIFI
Q
Back Bay Cottages
269-857-4731
7
P
NS
TV/C
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
WFD
YES
NO
NO
YES
WIFI K/Q/F
269-857-3331
44
P
NS
TV/C
OP
RJ
NO
YES
YES
NB/RV
YES
YES
YES
YES
WIFI
Bella Vita Suites
K/Q
MW
NO
YES
VARIES
YES
NO
V MC Disc
MW OFS SU
YES
NO
V MC AMEX D Disc
ALL
269-857-8482 616-635-1717
6
P
NS
TV/C
NO
YES
C
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
NO
WIFI
K
YES
VARIES
NO
269-857-7178
52
P
NS
TV/C
IP
J
C
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
WIFI
K/Q
MW OFS SU
NO
YES/25
Blue Star Motel
269-348-0199
9
P
O
TV/C
NO
OHT
F
YES
NO
NO
VARIES
NO
NO
NO
WIFI
Q
MW OFS
NO
NO
V MC AMEX Disc
800-499-2929 269-857-2525
16
P
NS/O
TV/C
NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
VARIES
NO
YES
YES
WIFI
K/Q
MW OFS SU
YES
NO
V MC Disc
Q
NO
269-543-4830
9
P
O
TV/C
OP
VARIES
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
VARIES
YES
WIFI
Dunes Resort
269-857-1401
81
P
NS/O
TV/C
OP
RJ
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
VARIES
YES
VARIES
YES
K/Q/F MW OFS SU
NO
NO
V MC AMEX Disc
NO
V MC AMEX Disc
269-857-1750 269-857-4808
22
P
NS
C
OP
VARIES
NO
YES
YES
PL
NO
VARIES
VARIES
YES
WIFI
K/Q
NO
YES
YES
Lake Shore Resort
269-857-7121
30
P
NS
TV/C
OP
NO
C
YES
NO
B LM
NO
NO
YES
YES
WIFI
K/Q
NO
YES
YES/20
269-857-5211
4
P
O
TV
NO
OHT
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
WIFI
Q
VARIES
YES
NO
Northern Lights Condo Rental
269-767-1312
20
P
NS
TV/C
OP
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
VARIES
YES
NO
VARIES
WIFI
K/Q
MW EH OFS
NO
NO
V MC AMEX Disc
Pines Motorlodge & Cottages
269-857-5211
13
P
O
TV/C
NO
VARIES
VARIES
YES
YES
NO
NO
VARIES
NO
YES
WIFI K/Q/F
VARIES
YES
NO
V MC
River Suites, The
269-857-8899
2
P
FP/O
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
WFD
NO
YES
NO
YES
WIFI
K
MW S
NO
NO
V MC AMEX
269-686-6422
2
P
O
C
NO
NO
NO
YES
NO
WFD
NO
NO
VARIES
YES
WIFI
Q
NO
NO
NO
V MC AMEX D Disc
Saugatuck Resort
269-857-8888
22
P
O
C
OP
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
WIFI
K/Q
VARIES
YES
NO
V MC
269-455-0240
20
P/S
NS
TV/C
OP
OHT
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
NO
VARIES
YES
WIFI
Q
MW OFS
NO
Ship ‘N Shore Hotel
269-857-2194
40
P
NS/O
TV/C
OP
OHT
C
YES
NO
WFD
NO
NO
NO
YES
WIFI
K/Q
800-257-2147 269-857-2147
29
P
NS/S
C
OP
OHT/RJ
C
YES
YES
NO
YES
NO
NO
YES
WIFI
Q
YES
NO
NO
V MCAMEX Disc
231-633-4633
6
P
NS
C
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
WIFI VARIES
OFS
YES
NO
V MCDisc
616-635-1717
20
P
NS
TV/C
VARIES
VARIES
NO
YES
YES
VARIES VARIES
VARIES
YES
YES
WIFI VARIES
YES
VARIES
NO
ALL
866-769-3811 269-857-7829
60
P
O
YES
VARIES
VARIES
NO
VARIES
YES
VARIES VARIES
VARIES
NO
YES
VARIES VARIES
NO
VARIES
NO
VARIES
VARIES VARIES
VARIES
Starlite Resort
Lakeshore Lodging
NO
V MC D Disc
V MC Disc
269-857-8700
86
P
NS
YES
VARIES
VARIES
NO
VARIES
YES
VARIES VARIES
VARIES
VARIES
VARIES
269-857-1477
75
P
NS
TV/C
VARIES
VARIES
NO
VARIES
YES
VARIES VARIES
VARIES
VARIES
YES
WIFI VARIES
Quaint Cottages
269-857-1750
40
P
NS
TV/C
VARIES
VARIES
NO
YES
YES
VARIES VARIES
VARIES
NO
YES
WIFI VARIES OFS CALL VARIES
NO
V MC AMEX Disc
269-857-8030
35
P
NS
TV/C
OP/IS
VARIES
NO
VARIES
YES
VARIES VARIES
VARIES
NO
YES
WIFI
NO
NO
Summer Fun Cottages
616-836-4546 616-886-6829
10
P
NS/O
TV/C
NO
VARIES
NO
YES
YES
VARIES VARIES
VARIES
NO
YES
NO
269-344-8000 269-543-2419
10
P
NO
TV/C
VARIES
VARIES
NO
YES
YES
VARIES
VARIES
VARIES
YES
NO
K/Q
YES
NO
VARIES
WIFI VARIES
NO
YES
YES
WIFI K/Q/F
OFS
NO
YES/75
V
MC
AMEX
D
Disc
PC
Visa
Master Card
American Express
Diner’s Club
Discover
Personal Checks Only
V MC
NO
CREDIT CARDS
V MC Disc
NO
VARIES VARIES
Waterfront Downtown
Lake Michigan
Harbor View
Beach
Near Beach
Private Lake
River View
V MC D
NO
WFD
LM
HV
B
NB
PL
RV
Except Holidays
Fridays only
Sundays only
Off Season only
Midweek only
V MC AMEX D Disc
NO
MW EH OFS VARIES
Outdoor Pool
Sauna
Indoor Pool
Outdoor Hot Tub
Indoor Hot Tub
Indoor Sauna
In Room Jacuzzi
Available
WATERFRONT/BEACHES
EH
F
SU
OFS
MW
V MC
Captain's Quarters Motel
OP
S
IP
OHT
IHT
IS
RJ
AVAIL
Midweek
Weekend
Full Breakfast
Continental
V MC
6
Valentine Lodge
M
W
F
C
No Smoking
Smoking
Commons area only
Front porch/outside
V MC AMEX Disc
18
269-857-1600
NS
S
CA
FP/O
ONE NIGHT’S STAY ON
WEEKENDS
V MC Disc
The Hotel Saugatuck
BREAKFAST
V MC AMEX Disc
Twin Oaks Inn
SMOKING POLICY
POOL/SAUNA/HOT TUB/
JACUZZI
V MC
866-561-6425 269-561-6425
Kirby, The
Spruce Cutter’s Cottage
MOTELS • HOTELS • RESORTS • COTTAGES
V MC AMEX D Disc
VARIES
V MC Disc
V MC Disc AMEX
Photo Credit: Terry Phipps
Kingsley House
CREDIT
CARDS
POOL/
SAUNA
P
4
MEETING
SPACE
IN ROOM
TV/CABLE
10
269-857-1587
SEASONAL
SMOKING
POLICY
269-857-4321
1 NIGHT STAY
PRIVATE/
SHARED BATHS
Bayside Inn
Sherwood Forest B&B
VACATION RENTALS
ABBREVIATION CODES—
NUMBER OF
ROOMS/UNITS
BED & BREAKFASTS
Lodging Amenities
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Photo Credit: by Louis Schakel
Events Calendar 2016
For additional events and calendar information visit our website www.saugatuck.com
ONGOING EVENTS
Brewing Company in Douglas. Visit
saugatuckbrewing.com
ALLEGAN ANTIQUE MARKET– 8am4pm. Michigan’s largest antique show,
last Sunday of the month, April-Sept. New
dealers every event featuring every field of
antiques and collectables. Admission $4.
616-735-3333 or alleganantiques.com
TEAM TRIVIA– Tuesdays 7pm. Free to
play/win, cash prizes! Saugatuck Brewing
Company, saugatuckbrewing.com
ARTS & CULTURAL PERFORMANCES, CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS–
Year-round for all ages. Saugatuck Center
for the Arts. 269-857-2399, sc4a.org
BREWERY TOURS– 2pm each Saturday
The Saugatuck Brewing Co. hosts tours.
Includes tasting and choice of logo pint
glass or growler. sbrewing.com
CORAL GABLES COMEDY CLUB– 8pm
Saturdays. Professional Stand Up comedy
by Nationally Touring Comedians. 269-8572162 or coralgablescomedyclub.com
EXPRESS YOURSELF ART BARN–
Roll up your sleeves & have some fun
making art in an 1880s barn. 7 days a
week June-Aug., weekends in May, Sept.,
Oct. For hours call 269-857-5566.
FARMERS MARKET– 9-3pm. Fridays,
May 20-Sept. 23. Locally grown produce,
in-season food, baked goods and flowers.
Saugatuck Center for the Arts, sc4a.org or
269-857-2399
FELT ESTATE & GARDENS TOURS–
May-Aug. Sun-Wed; Sept. & Oct., Sun.
Be sure to verify tour dates online, occasionally the estate is booked for private
events. Visit feltmansion.org
OLD SCHOOLHOUSE HISTORY
CENTER AND BACK IN TIME GARDEN
– Visit Douglas’ historic Union School and
stroll West Michigan’s newest garden
– featuring a rhododendron garden, children’s garden, sensory garden, peach orchard and more; including a Mt. Baldhead
viewing station. sdhistoricalsociety.org
SAUGATUCK/DOUGLAS HISTORICAL
MUSEUM– Exhibition “WATER: A River,
A Lake, A Place Called Saugatuck-Douglas.” The permanent interactive “super
map” allows visitors to learn the history of
sites throughout area communities. Gift
shop features local interest books and
souvenirs. SD Historical Society. For tours
and hours visit sdhistoricalsociety.org
TEAM BINGO– Thursdays 7pm. Free to
play/win, cash prizes – includes weekly
Progressive Jackpot Round! Saugatuck
WINE PAIRING DINNERS– The Belvedere Inn & Restaurant offers this informative and fun series first Sat. Nov-April.
Wines are chosen by region and paired
with a special six course gourmet dinner
prepared by Chef Shaun Glynn. Each
menu will focus on ingredients, dishes and
style of cooking indigenous to the featured
region. Wines will be presented by an expert representative of that growing region.
269-857-5777 or thebelvedereinn.com
MARCH
4-5, 11-12 MURDER MYSTERY WEEKEND–Think you have the right stuff to be
CSI? Interact with other guests and act out
your part while gathering clues to solve the
crime. The weekend begins with a chance
to do some sleuthing at Friday night’s
welcome party. Saturday evening gather
in costume and solve the “murder” over a
five course gourmet dinner. A cast party
at a local saloon will complete Saturday’s
events. The first drink is on us! Bayside
Inn. 269-857-4321 or baysideinn.net
11 SEUSSVILLE– 11am-12pm. March
is all about Dr. Seuss. Join us for story
time! Forever Curious Children’s Museum,
Fennville. forevercuriousmuseum.org
11-12 LUCK OF THE IRISH WEEKEND–
Chef Shaun Glynn hosts a special St. Patrick’s Celebration! Full Irish breakfast with
imported fare. Irish trivia contest & Sat.
evening spectacular Irish-themed dinner.
thebelvederinn.com or 269-857-5777
12 ST. PATRICK’S DAY PET PARADE–
2pm. 14th Annual ‘Erin Go Bark! Pets and
their People’ Parade Sponsored by the
Saugatuck-Douglas CVB. Prizes will be
awarded for the Best Dressed Pets! Lineup at 1:30pm at the Culver St. parking lot
next to the Saugatuck Center for the Arts.
For more info call 269-857-1701.
12 WEDDING-A-PALOOZA SHOW– 113pm. The Lakeshore’s wedding expo at
Laketown Golf & Conference Center. Free
admission & door prizes. 269-857-5730 or
laketown-center.com
12 WINEMAKER’S DINNER– Join us for
an elaborate affair you won’t soon forget.
Dinner starts with a sparkling wine and
cheese reception, then moves onto a
gourmet dinner inspired by another part of
the world. Each course contains a Fenn
Valley wine specifically paired by the chef
and winemaker. Fenn Valley Vineyards.
Res. req. 269-561-2396 or fennvalley.com
19 SIMPLY SEUSSICAL–11-1pm. Dr.
Seuss created lots of fun inventions,
together we’ll bring them to life. Forever
Curious Children’s Museum, Fennville.
$4.50. forevercuriousmuseum.org
26 WINE SCHOOL– 4-6pm. Learn
what the art of fine wine is all about at
our expert-led tastings. Themed months.
Includes delicious appetizers and wines.
Petter Wine Gallery, Douglas. $25. 269857-2230 or jpettergalleries.com
27 EASTER SERVICES–8:30am and
11:15am traditional worship in sanctuary;
9:45am contemporary worship in community life center. Flowering of the cross,
seasonal music, message of praise. Community Church of Douglas. 269-857-1492
or ccofdouglas.org
27 EASTER SUNDAY BRUNCH–
Celebrate at a grand country estate.
Enjoy festive mimosas, eggs benedict,
locally sourced ham and a wide variety of
other selections prepared by Chef Shaun
Glynn. Belvedere Inn and Restaurant.
APRIL_________________________
ANNUAL INSPIRATIONS EXHIBIT–April
15-June 5. Fri-Sun. 1-5pm. Armstrong
DeGraaf International Fine Art, Saugatuck.
269-857-1882 or adgifa.com
1-30 STILL LIVES IN FOCUS– Exhibition
of still life paintings in J Petter Galleries.
jpettergalleries.com or 269-857-2230
8 TODDLER TIME: TODDLER YOGA–
11-12pm. Together we’ll stretch and
perfect some pretzel-like poses! Nothing
serious, let’s have fun! Forever Curious
Children’s Museum, Fennville. $4.50. 269561-8494 or forevercuriousmuseum.org
9 WINEMAKER’S DINNER: MICHIGAN
WINE MONTH CELEBRATION– 6-9pm,
a culinary adventure you don’t want to
miss! Fenn Valley Vineyards. Reservations
Req. 269-561-2396 or fennvalley.com
16-17, 23-24 NEW RELEASE WINE
AND FOOD PAIRINGS– Celebrate Michigan Wine Month and new wine releases
from Fenn Valley. Guests sample latest
work along with small food samples to
highlight the culinary relationship. Save up
to 30% on wine. Times and reservations
269-561-2396 or fennvalley.com
30 WINE SCHOOL– 4-6pm. Learn
what the art of fine wine is all about at our
expert-led wine tastings. Themed months.
Includes delicious appetizers. Petter Wine
Gallery, Douglas. $25. 269-857-2230 or
jpettergalleries.com
MAY__________________________
ANNUAL INSPIRATIONS EXHIBIT–
April 15-June 5. Fri-Sun. 1-5pm.
Armstrong DeGraaf International Fine
Art, Saugatuck. For more info and exhibit
details, 269-857-1882. adgifa.com
6-30 ARTSCAPES: LAND, WATER &
CITY–Exhibition of landscapes, waterscapes and cityscapes. J Petter Galleries.
7 STAR OF SAUGATUCK– 1pm.
Season opening, ticket counter opens at
10am. Visit saugatuckboatcruises.com or
call 269-857-4261 for more information.
7 DERBY DAY & SPRING PREVIEW–
Downtown Douglas. Celebrate the Kentucky Derby and visit shops and galleries
to see what’s in store for the spring and
summer season. Douglas DDA. 269-8571438 or douglasmichigan.com
7-14 TULIP FESTIVAL– 4th largest flower
festival in the U.S. Musical shows, parades & Dutch dancers in nearby Holland.
Stay in Saugatuck/Douglas close to the
action yet far from the maddening crowds.
Lodging: 269-857-1701 or saugatuck.com
7, 14, 21,28 HUNGRY VILLAGE TOURS’
CELEBRATION OF SPRING– 10-4pm.
Experience the countryside; fresh, green
and in bloom! Taste the first fruits and vegetables from the farm. Tour leaves SCA.
269-857-1700 or hungryvillagetours.com
8 MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH– 11:30am
and 2pm. Let mom feel like Lady of the
Manor at The Belvedere Inn. Join Chef
Shaun Glynn as he offers a scrumptious
brunch buffet with a wide selection. Call
13 TODDLER TIME: NOW I KNOW MY
ABCs–11a-12p. $4.50. Let’s explore letters! Forever Curious Children’s Museum,
ALLEGAN ANTIQUE MARKET
400 EXHIBITORS SHOWING 1 MILLION ANTIQUES
AT THE ALLEGAN COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
EXHIBITIONS • LIVE AUCTION • ART DEMONSTRATIONS
FRIDAY NIGHT OPEN STUDIOS
2016 DATES
8 am to 4 pm
APRIL 24 JULY 31
MAY 29
AUG. 28
JUNE 26 SEPT. 25
30 min. from Saugatuck
Rain or Shine
200 INSIDE DEALERS
200 OUTSIDE UNDER CANOPIES
$4 Admissions – Free Parking
Food – Picnic – Camping
Show Info — 616-735-3333
FREE ADMISSION
UNITING
JUNE 17; JULY 1, 15 OX-BOW.ORG ART&LIFE
& 29; AUGUST 12 269.857.5811 S I N C E 1 9 1 0
www.alleganantiques.com
For additional events and calendar info visit www.saugatuck.com
14 GIRLS AFTERNOON OUT– Join us
for a fun afternoon as Chef Christine Ferris
demonstrates easy to follow cooking techniques. Enjoy lunch and wine with friends!
Fenn Valley Vineyards. $35, reservations
req. 269-561-2396 or fennvalley.com
20 THE ART OF FASHION– 7pm. Fashion show featuring items from our local
merchants to kick off high season! At the
Saugatuck Center for the Arts. $10. 269857-1626 or saugatuckdouglas.com
Join our licensed Captains on Lake Michigan for
a thrilling day of fishing – King & Coho Salmon,
Steelhead, Lake & Brown Trout.
The Saugatuck Area Charterboat Association
is dedicated to promoting sportfishing in the
Greater Saugatuck area. Call today to book a trip
with one of our experienced captains!
SAUGATUCK
AREA
CHARTERBOAT
ASSOCIATION
877-952-4554 • www.milakeshorecharters.com
The Saugatuck-Douglas Art Club presents:
WATERFRONT INVITATIONAL ART FAIR
Saturday, July 2, 2016
10AM - 5 PM
Cook Park, Saugatuck
VILLAGE SQUARE ART
AND FINE CRAFTS SHOW
Saturday, July 30, 2016
10AM - 5PM
Village Square Park, Saugatuck
CLOTHESLINE ART SHOW
Saturday, September 17, 2016
10AM - 2PM
July 2
nd
July 3
0th
21 WHACKY WEATHER– 11-1pm.
$4.50. Study meteorology: clouds,
weather phenomenons and Michigan’s
whacky weather. Forever Curious Children’s Museum, Fennville. 269-561-8494
or forevercuriousmuseum.org
21 LUNCH WITH THE WINEMAKER– A
scaled down version of the “Winemaker’s
Dinner.” Three course meal paired with
Fenn Valley Wines. Fenn Valley Vineyards. $37.50. Res. Req. 269-561-2396
27 CHAIN FERRY OPENS– runs through
Labor Day. Call for hours 269-857-4261.
28-29 SPRINGFEST–Sat-Sun. Blue
Coast Artists for more information.
30 MEMORIAL DAY PARADES–
Saugatuck 9am; Douglas 10am.
JUNE_________________________
4-5 LAKESHORE COMMUNITY
CHORUS SPRING CONCERT– 7pm on
Sat., 3pm on Sun. At First Congregational
Church of Saugatuck.
10 TODDLER TIME: TOUCHY FEELY
SENSORY DAY– 11a-12p. $4.50. Sensory boards and other activities exploring
textures and consistencies. Forever Curious Children’s Museum, Fennville. 269561-8494 or forevercuriousmuseum.org
17 FRIDAY NIGHT OPEN STUDIOS–
7:30-10pm. National and international
students, fellows and artists exhibit their
multimedia work. Live auction: 8pm. Art
demonstration: 9pm. Free shuttle to OxBox School of Art from St. Peter’s Church
in Douglas. ox-bow.org or 269-857-5811
17 PAPER CLAY DEMO WORKSHOP–
9am-5pm. Khnemu Studio hosts a 1-day
workshop prior to their 5-day symposium.
This class is ideal for those who want
a concentrated overview of materials
and techniques or for those who want a
refresher before the symposium. Followed
by an artist reception and slide presentation from 7-9pm. $100. khnemustudio.com
18 TOWN CRIER RACE– 10k 8am & 5k
9am run/walk along historic Saugatuck.
Crier Kids’ Dash at 9:15am. saugatuckdouglas.com/towncrier
3-4 ANNUAL INSPIRATIONS EXHIBIT–
1-5pm. Armstrong DeGraaf International
Fine Art, Saugatuck. For more info and
exhibit details, 269-857-1882. adgifa.com
18 HUNGRY VILLAGE TOURS’
FATHER’S DAY TOUR–10am-4pm.
Celebrate Father’s Day visiting the farms
and artisan producers of the Lakeshore,
including a Farm to Fork feast! Taste hard
cider and wine! Tour leaves the SCA. $75.
269-857-1700 or hungryvillagetours.com
2,9,16,23,30 THURSDAY CONCERT
SERIES– 7pm-9pm at The Carriage
House Stage, Felt Estate. Free admission.
Food & beverage available; no coolers.
Friends of the Felt Estate. Feltmansion.org
or 616-335-3050
18 ONE GIANT LEAP FOR MANKIND–
11-12pm. Let’s study space! Constellations, solar system and phases of the
moon. We’ll also be racing balloon rockets! Forever Curious Children’s Museum,
3-26 GARDEN BOTANICALS: NO
WATERING NECESSARY– Celebratory
exhibit of our artists who create botanical
art. Visiting artists dates on the Events
page. J Petter Galleries, Douglas. For
days/hours open, jpettergalleries.com or
269-857-2230
18 SPRING GALLERY RECEPTION–
12-5pm. Spring gallery reception featuring
original work by James Brandess. James
Brandess Studios & Gallery. 269-8571937 or jamesbrandess.com
4 “pARTy”– 6-8 pm. Enjoy the Art of
Douglas during our stroll! Live performances, drinks and snacks will be
available throughout downtown. For more
information, douglasmichigan.com or
269-857-1438
4 THE WILLIAM DUTCHER VINTAGE
BASE BALL TEAM–2pm. Ball clubs
compete in tournament at Beery Field in
downtown Douglas. douglasdutchers.org
BASE BALL TEAM–2pm. Ball clubs
18-22 INTERNATIONAL PAPER CLAY
SYMPOSIUM– 5-day hands on workshop
for students w/ prior experience. Featuring
three internationally recognized artists:
Graham Hay, Rebecca Hutchinson and
Jerry Bennett. Further explorations and
advanced topics for Paper Clay and other
fiber additives. $550. khnemustudio.com
20-23 ROOT CAMP: INTERACTIVE
HISTORY & NATURE DAY CAMP FOR
CHILDREN–Two sessions available,
9-12pm & 1-4pm. Learn local history
and environmental issues, while gaining
hands-on experience of life in the 1800’s.
SD Historical Society. $80/child, $60 per
additional child. Scholarships available.
Space is limited. sdhistoricalsociety.org
20-24 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL–
6-8:30pm, Mon-Fri. Preschool – 5th
grade. Bible stories, games, crafts, music,
drama and fun food. Family picnic on
Friday. Community Church of Douglas,
269-857-1492 or ccofdouglas.org
24-July 10 10 MILLION DOLLAR
QUARTET– The Mason Street
Warehouse hosts the Tony Award-winning
Broadway musical about the legendary
recording session that brought Elvis
Presley Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis
and Carl Perkins together for one night.
269-857-2399 or sc4a.org
25 WINE AND FOOD FESTIVAL– An
afternoon of fun at our annual wine & food
festival. Tastings in the vineyard, food and
live music! Fenn Valley Vineyards. 269561-2396 or fennvalley.com
BASE BALL TEAM– 2pm. Ball clubs
25 ART OPENING AND LIVE MUSIC–
Visit with our botanical artists exhibiting
this month. Plus, live music in the Petter
Wine Gallery. jpettergalleries.com or 269857-2230.
29 MUSIC IN THE PARK– 7-9pm. Now
in its 12th season, featuring popular bands
playing in Wicks Park, Saugatuck. Family
and friends are welcome to picnic and
dance in this family friendly atmosphere.
Rain venue is Coral Gables. Free. SDABA. 269-857-1626
30 DOUGLAS SUMMER SOCIALS &
HISTORY TROLLEY TOURS– 5:30pm9pm, Beery Field. Join us in Downtown
Douglas Thursday nights in the summer
for a gathering with local flair, food, music
& much more! douglasmichigan.com
Trolley Tours narrated by Historical Society
5:30-8pm. sdhistoricalsociety.org
JULY_________________________
1,15,29 FRIDAY NIGHT OPEN
STUDIOS– 7:30-10pm. National and
international students, fellows and artists
exhibit their work in painting, drawing,
ceramics, metals, printmaking and glass.
Live auction: 8pm. Art demonstration:
9pm. Free shuttle to Ox-Box School of Art
from St. Peter’s Church in Douglas. Visit
ox-bow.org or call 269-857-5811
1-10 10 MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET–
8pm. July 3 at 7pm, July 10 at 2pm. The
Mason Street Warehouse hosts the Tony
Award-winning Broadway musical about
the legendary recording session that
brought Elvis Presley Johnny Cash, Jerry
Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins together for
one night. 269-857-2399 or sc4a.org
1-24 HARRY’S DECONSTRUCTED
MUSE– Exhibits Harry Borgman. Harry’s
long career has straddled both the
commercial and fine art worlds in many
mediums. J Petter Galleries, Douglas.
Create your own art in a century old barn! 
Ceramics-mosaics-jewelry-fused glass-potters wheel-painted wood & more. 
(269) 857-5566 • 6459 130th Avenue (Wiley Road)
1.5 miles east of Blue Star in Douglas.
2 WATERFRONT INVITATIONAL ART
FAIR– 10-5pm. Saugatuck’s premier fine
arts fair, overlooking Kalamazoo Lake in
Cook Park. saugatuckdouglasartclub.org
4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION– 2pm
parade in downtown Saugatuck.
Fireworks at dusk on the harbor (approx.
10pm). Saugatuck Douglas Rotary Club.
saugatuckdouglasrotary.org
5,12,19,26 TUESDAY TALKS– 11amnoon. Presentation covers aspects of
Saugatuck & Douglas history. SaugatuckDouglas Historical Society. Old Schoolhouse in downtown Douglas. sdhistoricalsociety.org
6,13,20,27 MUSIC IN THE PARK–
7-9pm. Now in its 12th season, featuring
popular bands playing in Wicks Park,
Saugatuck. Family and friends are
welcome to picnic and dance in this family
friendly atmosphere. Rain venue is Coral
Gables. Free. SD-ABA. 269-857-1626
• 1-1/2 Hour Narrated Cruises
• Refreshments and Restrooms Aboard
716 Water Street, Saugatuck
269-857-4261
7,14,21,28 THURSDAY CONCERT SERIES– 7pm-9pm. Concert series at The
Carriage House Stage, Felt Estate. Free
Admission. Food & beverage available;
no coolers. Friends of the Felt Estate.
feltmansion.org or 616-335-3050
7-8, 14-15, 21-22, 28-29 CHAMBER
MUSIC FESTIVAL OF SAUGATUCK–
7:30pm. Saugatuck Woman’s Club. Classical & contemporary music performed by
the finest regional musicians. 269-8571424 or saugatuckmusic.org
8 TODDLER TIME: TODDLER YOGA–
11-12pm. Together we’ll stretch and
perfect some pretzel-like poses! Nothing
serious, let’s have fun! Forever Curious
Get to know Saugatuck-Douglas
WINE TASTING WINE TASTING WINE TASTING
VINEYARD VINEYARD VINEYARD VINEYARD VINEYARD
& CELLAR TOURS & CELLAR TOURS &CELLAR TOURS
free admission
Saugatuck-Douglas
History Museum
Experience a unique look at how wine goes from farm to glass.
Sample from more than twenty five award winning premium
Michigan wines, and you’ll discover what we mean when we say
it’s lake effect everyone loves.
Exhibit: Water: A River,
A Lake, A Place Called
Saugatuck - Douglas
735 Park St., Saugatuck, MI 49453
THE LAKE EFFECT
EVERYONE LOVES
Open Noon - 4pm
Daily from May 29 to Labor Day
Weekends in Sept. & Oct.
Old School House
History Center,
Back-in-Time Pathway
& Shipwreck Exhibit
130 Center St., Douglas, MI 49406
Info at SDHistoricalSociety.org
269-857-5751
Take the Chain Ferry to Mt. Baldhead
www.FENNVALLEY.COM 310 BUTLER STREET, SAUGATUCK, MI 49453 • 800.432.6265
9 OX-BOW SUMMER BENEFIT & ART
AUCTION– Join us to celebrate 106 years
of educating and inspiring artists. Experience its beautiful campus and participate
in a lively art auction, featuring work from
distinguished friends and alumni. For ticket
info call 312-629-6158 or ox-bow.org
30 VILLAGE SQUARE ART & FINE
CRAFTS FAIR– 10-5pm. Village Square,
Saugatuck. Variety of art, crafts & handmade items. saugatuckdouglasartclub.org
11,25 SUMMER IN THE STUDIO– 8pm.
Music series at the Saugatuck Center for
the Arts. For performers, ticket prices and
info, sc4a.org or 269-857-2399.
1-28 NARRATIVES: A PICTURE
PAINTS A THOUSAND WORDS– A
month-long exhibit featuring painting storytellers. J Petter Galleries. 269-857-2230 or
jpettergalleries.com
14 RAINBOW FAMILY PARADE– 6pm.
Parade of parents, children and extended
families in downtown Douglas. rfgl.org
14,28 DOUGLAS SOCIALS & HISTORY
TROLLEY TOURS– 5:30-9pm, Beery
Field. Live music, food & drink. Playground for children. douglasmichigan.com
15-16, 29-30 SUMMER EVENING COOKOUTS– 6-9pm. We provide the grill and
meat, you provide the grill master. Enjoy
an evening with live music, wine, food and
friends. Fenn Valley Vineyards. Reservations req. 269-561-2396 or fennvalley.com
16 OUR 50 STATES– 11-12pm. Together
we’ll explore maps and what makes each
state unique! Forever Curious Children’s
Museum, Fennville. $4.50. 269-561-8494
22-Aug 7 MURDER FOR TWO– The
Mason Street Warehouse. For more information including show times and details,
269-857-2399 or sc4a.org
23 FAMILY FARM FEST 9TH ANNUAL–
10am- 5pm. Experience farm life in this
hands-on celebration of country living!
Activities the whole family will enjoy. 269236-6312 or lakeshoreharvestcountry.com
23-24 THE DUTCHERVILLE FESTIVAL
OF VINTAGE BASE BALL– 9am-5pm,
Beery Field. The Dutchers host other BBCs
from Midwest states. Two days of games/
other activities. douglasdutchers.org
25,30 ART OPENING AND LIVE MUSIC–
Visit with our artists on exhibition this month.
Plus, live music in the Petter Wine Gallery.
269-857-2230 or jpettergalleries.com
Experience a European Tradition of sampling
The freshest selection of small batch and artisan
Extra Virgin Olive Oils and Balsamic Vinegars
From all over the world.
220 Culver St. - Saugatuck, MI 49453 - 269.857.5900
www.olivemillsaugatuck.com
29-31 VENETIAN FESTIVAL– Kickoff
Celebration under the tent, Fri. 5:30pm,
live music featuring Starfarm, spirits, wine
and food at Coghlin Park; Sat., 10am Art
Fair, 1pm Dinghy Poker Run (boat race),
9:15pm Boat Parade and 10pm Fireworks. Theme is “Vikings.” 616-836-5849
or saguatuckvenetianfest.org
29-Aug 28 NARRATIVES: A PICTURE
PAINTS A THOUSAND WORDS–
A month-long exhibit featuring painting storytellers. J Petter Galleries. 269-857-2230
or jpettergalleries.com
AUGUST______________________
2,9,16,23,30 TUESDAY TALKS– 1112pm. Presentation covers aspects of
area history. Saugatuck-Douglas Historical
Society. Old Schoolhouse in downtown
Douglas. sdhistoricalsociety.org
3,10,17,24,31 MUSIC IN THE PARK–
7-9pm. Now in its 12th season, featuring
popular bands playing in Wicks Park,
Saugatuck. Family and friends are
welcome to picnic and dance in this family
friendly atmosphere. Rain venue is Coral
Gables. Free. SD-ABA. 269-857-1626
4-5, 11-12 MUSIC FESTIVAL OF
SAUGATUCK – 7:30pm. Saugatuck
Woman’s Club, classical & contemporary
music performed by the region’s finest
musicians. saugatuckmusic.org or call
269-857-1424.
4,11,18 THURSDAY CONCERT SERIES– 7pm-9pm. The Carriage House
Stage, Felt Estate. Free. Food & beverage
available; no coolers. Friends of the Felt
Estate. feltmansion.org or 616-335-3050
5 SALMON SHOOT OUT– 6am. Profishing tournament before the Hummingbird/Cannon Big Lake Classic. Spectators
Sports Bar and Grill. 269-857-5001
6 “pARTy”– 6-8 pm. Downtown Douglas.
Stroll through the galleries & shops, enjoy live
music & dine in our great restaurants. Dancing in the streets encouraged. 269-857-1438
or douglasmichigan.com
7 GODDESS SHOW OPENING
PARTY– 2-5pm. Multimedia art exhibition
honoring the Divine Feminine. Marcia Perry
Sculpture Studio. 269-857-4210
8, 22 SUMMER IN THE STUDIO– 8pm.
Music series at the Saugatuck Center for
the Arts. For performers, ticket prices and
info, sc4a.org or 269-857-2399.
11,25 DOUGLAS SOCIALS & HISTORY
TROLLEY TOURS– 5:30-9pm, Beery
Field. Live music, food & drink. Playground for children. douglasmichigan.com
12 COLORS OF THE RAINBOW– 11am12pm. Reading “A Color of His Own” and
exploring all the colors! Forever Curious
Children’s Museum, Fennville. $4.50. forevercuriousmuseum.org or 269-561-8494
12 FRIDAY NIGHT OPEN STUDIOS–
7:30-10pm. National and international
students, fellows and artists exhibit their
multimedia work. Live auction: 8pm. Art
demonstration: 9pm. Free shuttle to OxBow from St. Peter’s Church. ox-bow.org
12-28 THE GREAT AMERICAN
TRAILER PARK THE MUSICAL– 8pm,
Aug. 14 & 21 7pm, Aug. 28 2pm. It’s back,
the most requested musical in MSW’s
history, called “one of the most laugh-outloud shows in town” by broadway.com
269-857-2399 or sc4a.org
18 SIDEWALK SALE– 9-6pm, loads of
fun, great bargains, music, games, and
much more! Sponsored by SD-ABA.
269-857-1626
18 ADOPT-A-PET FUNDRAISER– hosted by Koorey Creations. Visit with furry
friends, enjoy treats and good company.
104 Hoffman St., Saugatuck. Portion of
proceeds go to our local animal shelter.
269-857-8050 or kooreycreations.com
20 INSPIRE YOUR HEART WITH
ART–11am-12pm. Let’s take a look at
some well known artists and then create
our own masterpieces! Forever Curious
downtown Douglas. For info and updates,
douglasdutchers.org
20 BIKE TOUR, 5th ANNUAL LAKESHORE HARVEST COUNTRY– countryside bicycle ride by fruit and produce
farms, wineries and cider mills near
Fennville, Holland, Saugatuck-Douglas
and South Haven. Five routes available,
15-100 miles, flat to rolling terrain. Includes
rest stops, snacks, lunch. lhcbt.com
20 WHITE PARTY WEST SHORE
AWARE– 13th Anniversary, 6-11pm.
Gala dedicated to raising money for
local charities serving the lakeshore
communities. Drinks, dinner, auctions,
and entertainment at Laketown Golf and
Conference Center. westshoreaware.com
28 SAVOR THE ART COAST– 29th
annual: 12pm-6pm. Formerly the Taste of
Saugatuck, this street festival of fine foods
& spirits is sponsored by the Visitors Bureau & area restaurants. This family event
brings together local culinary artisans and
restaurants preparing an array of edibles.
There is no general admission charge for
this annual event. Food and beverage
tickets are available. 269-857-1701.
SEPTEMBER__________________
2-Oct 16 FARM TO TABLE– Life on
the farm and rural scenes are on display.
From egg tempera to pastels and barns to
cows – see artful farm life. J Petter Galleries. jpettergalleries.com or 269-857-2230.
5 CHAIN FERRY– Last day of operation.
5 LABOR DAY BRIDGE WALK 18th
ANNUAL– 9-10am. Grueling 0.19k starts
on the Douglas side of the Blue Star
Bridge & proceeds to the Saugatuck side.
Community Rec 269-857-1444
9 LITTLE FEET, BIG FEAT KIDS RUN–
7pm, Beery Field in Douglas. Free 1K run
for kids. Sponsored by the S-D Rotary Club
10 17th ANNUAL MT. BALDHEAD 5K
& 15K CHALLENGE– 8am 15K; 8:15am
5K. Races start and end at Beery Field.
Courses run in Saugatuck/Douglas area.
Sponsored by the S-D Rotary Club. 269857-2570 or mtbaldheadchallenge.com
10 “pARTy”– 6-8 pm. Downtown
Douglas. Stroll through the galleries &
shops, enjoy live music & dine in our great
restaurants. Dancing in the streets encouraged. 269-857-1438
17 CLOTHESLINE ART SHOW– 10am5pm. Wicks Park, Saugatuck. Local artists
display their work on clotheslines at this
uniquely charming small-town event.
saugatuckdouglasartclub.org
17 ART OPENING– Meet one of this
month’s “Farm to Table” exhibition artists.
J Petter Galleries, Douglas. 269-857-2230
or jpettergalleries.com
17 GODDESS ART SHOW FULL
MOON PARTY– 6-9pm. Multimedia exhibit honoring the Divine Feminine. Marcia
Perry Sculpture Studio. 269-857-4210.
23-25 KOOREY CREATIONS GEM
SHOW– 11-6:30pm Fri. and Sat., 11-5pm
Sunday. Join us for an exclusive worldclass gem show! Learn about gemstones,
enjoy refreshments, consult on custom
design and repairs. 269-857-8050
OCTOBER_______ _____________
1 FENN VALLEY VINE WINE’D TRAIL
RUN– The most unique race of the
season. A scenic 5K (or 1 mile tour) of our
wine grape vineyards and farm. Post-race
vineyard party with music and food. Fenn
Valley Vineyards. fennvalley.com or 269561-2396
1-2 BLUE COAST ARTISTS 27th
ANNUAL FALL TOUR OF STUDIOS–
10am-6pm. Tour members’ studios during
a crisp fall weekend & be treated to
complimentary refreshments & art-making
demonstrations. bluecoastartists.com
Bright World Candle Co.
Art Glass
Candles
Home Accents
Oil Lamps
Home Fragrance
Music
(269) 857-1184 | www.brightworldcandle.com
233 Culver Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453
A Family Tradition Since 1916
STING WINE TASTING WINEAL
VINEYARD VINEYARD VINEYAR
OURS & CELLAR TOURS &CELLA
6054 124th Avenue • Fennville, MI 49408
www.cranespiepantry.com • 269-561-2297
Experience a unique look at
how wine goes from farm to
glass. Sample from more than
twenty five award winning
premium Michigan wines, and
you’ll discover what we mean
when we say it’s lake effect
everyone loves.
Farm-fresh Food • Amazing Drinks • Unique Surroundings
Family recipe Michigan fruit pies and desserts • Homemade
sandwiches, salads and soups • Fresh pressed cider from Crane’s
apples • Fresh fruit in season • Local preserves, honey, maple syrup
and more! • Artisan, small batch hard cider and wine • Tasting bar
with samples, bottles and growlers to take home with you!
www.cranespiepantry.com
1-16 FARM TO TABLE– Life on the farm
and rural scenes are on display. From
egg tempera to pastels and barns to cows
– see artful farm life. J Petter Galleries.
jpettergalleries.com or 269-857-2230.
7-9 FENNVILLE GOOSE FESTIVAL,
32nd ANNUAL– Wild Goose Chase 5k,
Gosling Run for kids, classic car show and
more! fennvillegoosefestival.net
8-9 FALL GALLERY STROLL & PUMPKINFEST– 12-5pm Downtown Douglas.
Enjoy fall art during our stroll. Visit particpating businesses to see what’s new.
douglasmichigan.com or 269-857-1438
8-9 GALLERY STROLL– 12-5pm.
Armstrong DeGraaf International Fine Art,
Saugatuck. 616-836-5875 or adgifa.com
8-9 GALLERY STROLL–12pm-5pm. A
beautiful autumn artist reception featuring
the colors of fall. James Brandess Studios
& Gallery. jamesbrandess.com or 269857-1937
9 CHILI COOK OFF– 1-5pm. Local restaurants competing for Best Chilis. Wicks
Park in downtown Saugatuck, hosted by
Cow Hill Yacht Club. 616-886-0749
14 TODDLER TIME: FALL– 11-12pm.
Reading “Let it Fall,” a book about the
season. We’ll also study leaves. Forever
15 HALLOWEEN AROUND THE
WORLD– 11-12pm. Discover the origin of
Halloween and how other people around
the world celebrate! Forever Curious
16 STAR OF SAUGATUCK BOAT
CRUISES– 1pm. Final trip of the season
269-857-4261 or saugatuckboatcruises.com
22 MAKE A WISH BENEFIT SHOW–
9:30pm. Benefit show and silent auction
to raise money for the Make-A-Wish of
Michigan Foundation. The Dunes Resort,
269-857-1401 or dunesresort.com
28 GLOW IN THE PARK– 7-10pm,
Beery Field, Douglas. The kick-off party for
the Halloween weekend – a family friendly
event where “anything that glows goes.”
Music, food, drink, along with plenty of
activities for kids. douglashalloween.com
29 HALLOWEEN PARADE– 4pm. Family Costume Parade and costume contest
in downtown Saugatuck. SD Visitors
Bureau, 269-857-1701.
29 HALLOWINE: PRE-PARADE
PARTY–Time TBD. Dress up, sip wine
and get ghoulish! Then walk to the Douglas adult parade. Petter Wine Gallery.
Free entry, cash bar. jpettergalleries.com
or 269-857-2230
29 ADULT HALLOWEEN PARADE–
Lineup for the parade is 9:30pm and
begins at 10pm. douglashalloween.com
29 HALLOWEEN BASH– Following
parade in Douglas. Biggest costume party
in town, plus karaoke! Dunes Resort.
dunesresort.com or 269-857-1401
25-27 LOCAL MAKERS HOLIDAY
MARKET– Root Coffeehouse & Café in
Fennville. 269-512-1171 for more info.
or 269-561-8494
26 SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY–
Shop local and support our community
with special offers and promotions. Hosted
by SD-ABA, at participating establishments. Free event. 269-857-1626
9-11, 16-18 CHARLES DICKENS’ A
CHRISTMAS CAROL– Celebrating 30
years! Classic Christmas tale featuring Ebenezer Scrooge, lovable Londoners and
a few ghosts brought to life by community
performers. 8pm Friday, 2pm & 8pm
Saturday, 7pm Sunday. 269-857-1701 or
616-218-3408
DECEMBER___________________
GUIDED OR SELF-GUIDED TOURS OF
FELT MANSION– Tour the Felt Estate
decked out for the holidays with over 25
Christmas trees highlighting the Mansion’s
history. For specific tour dates, times and
pricing: 616-335-8982 or feltmansion.org
10 WINTERFEST AT THE MANSION–
12-2 pm, A visit from Santa at the Felt
Estate! Includes lunch and more. Free
event, presented by The Friends of the
Felt Estate. Visit us online feltmansion.org
or call 616-335-8982.
NOVEMBER___________ ________
2-31 A BLANKET OF WHITE– There is a
quiet chill in the air and in our artists snow
covered landscapes. J Petter Galleries,
1-27 LEAVES LEAVE– Autumnal themes
and hues on exhibit. These warm colors
bring in the crisp air. J Petter Galleries, Douglas. jpettergalleries.com or 269-857-2230
3 CHRISTMAS BAZAAR– 11-3pm.
Sloppy Joe lunch, bake sale, candy,
gifts, crafts and more. Women’s Group,
Saugatuck United Methodist Church. 269857-2295 or saugatuckumc.com
17 SNOW DAY!– 11-3pm. Not your
boring old snow day. Come in for a day
of play, we’ll make indoor snow and
much more! Forever Curious Children’s
29 FREE RIDES FROM INTERURBAN–
7pm-2am. Celebrate safely, free bus rides
in Saugatuck, Douglas and Saugatuck
Township. Interurban, 269-857-1418
saugatuckinterurban.org
5 HARVEST GALLERY STROLL– 125pm. Visit downtown Douglas for unique
shopping, dining and art experiences.
douglasmichigan.com or 269-857-1438
5, 12 HARVEST WINEMAKER’S DINNER– A multi-course dinner paired with
Fenn Valley Wines. Celebrate the harvest
with us! Fenn Valley Vineyards. Res. Req.
fennvalley.com or 269-561-2396.
12 WINE SCHOOL: BUBBLES–
Time to begin planning for the holidays!
So shouldn’t we begin with a sparkling
wine? Tasting includes food, wine and fun.
RSVP recommended. Petter Wine Gallery, Douglas. Time TBD. $25. 269-8572230 or jpettergalleries.com
18-20 THE BUCK STOPS HERE
LADIES WEEKEND– A weekend filled
with fashion, fun and food. At participating
establishments. SD-ABA. 269-857-1626
19 HOLIDAY PREVIEW– 11am-9pm,
Visit Downtown Douglas shops and galleries to see what’s in store for the holiday
season. Douglas DDA. 269-857-1438 or
douglasmichigan.com
19 THERE’S NO “I” IN TEAM– 11-12pm.
A day full of team building. You and your
teammates will work together to overcome
challenges. Forever Curious Children’s
3 SAUGATUCK’S “WHOOTVILLE”
CHRISTMAS PARADE– 1pm. Butler
St. downtown Saugatuck. Dress up as
your favorite Whoville character and join
Saugatuck’s Festive Holiday Parade
which will be led by Whoville’s fabled
Mayor as parade Marshall. Sponsored by
the Saugatuck/Douglas Visitors Bureau.
269-857-1701 or visit saugatuck.com
3 SANTA’S WORKSHOP AND TREE
LIGHTING CEREMONY–A full day of
holiday events for family and friends. SDABA, 269-857-1626
3 NOUVEAU FEST– 1-5pm. A celebration of the first wine of the new vintage.
This is a great way to kick-off your holiday.
Fenn Valley Winery, 269-561-2396 or
fennvalley.com
3 TOYS FOR KIDS BENEFIT SHOW–
9:30pm. Help us raise money and
unwrapped toys for Christian Neighbors
Toys for Kids Drive. The Dunes Resort,
269-857-1401 or dunesresort.com
3-4 HOLIDAY REFLECTIONS CONCERT– 7:30pm Sat., 4pm Sun. for more
info visit lakeshorecommunitychorus.org
9 TODDLER TIME: LETTERS TO
SANTA–11-12pm. Compose your letters
to dear St. Nick. We’ll complete our time
together with coloring and crafts. Forever
THE LAKE EFFECT
EVERYONE LOVES
www.FENNVALLEY.COM 6130 – 122ND AVE • FENNVILLE, MI 49408 • 800.432.6265
17 WINE TASTING AT THE FELT–
6-8pm. Enjoy a wine tasting while taking a
guided tour of the Felt Estate. Presented
by The Friends of the Felt Estate. $20
for adults, $15 for seniors and students,
children under 12 free. Must be 21 or older
to participate in the wine tasting. 616-3358982 or feltmansion.org
24 CHRISTMAS MUSIC– 7am-1pm.
Laurie Donaldson, server and co-lead
singer of Random Play, will sing Christmas Carols all day. No admission cost.
WayPoint Restaurant. For more info
269-857-2659.
24 CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES– See
saugatuck.com for local church services.
25 JOY OF CHRISTMAS DINNER–
3pm. The Belvedere Mansion, decked in
garland and a 10-foot Christmas tree, is
the setting for a spectacular dinner buffet
prepared by Chef Shaun Glynn. 269-8575777 or thebelvedereinn.com
31 NEW YEAR’S EVE FIREWORKS
DISPLAY– Visit saugatuck.com for a
complete list of festivities in Saugatuck/
Douglas and the surrounding area.
31 FREE RIDES FROM INTERURBAN–
6pm-2am. Celebrate safely, free bus rides
in Saugatuck, Douglas and Saugatuck
Township. Interurban, 269-857-1418 or
saugatuckinterurban.org
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Business Directory
AGRICULTURE / ORCHARDS
Blue Star Farms, Inc.
2647 68th St., Fennville, MI 49408
U-Pick/Ready Pick Blueberries. Frozen
and Gift Baskets Available Year Round.
PHONE:
269-857-4278
web:
www.bluestarblueberries.com
email:
[email protected]
Crane’s Orchards
6054 124th Avenue, Fennville, MI 49408
Homemade food, cider, fresh fruit.
Specialties are Michigan fruit pies.
PHONE:
269-561-8651
web:
www.craneorchards.com
email:
[email protected]
Lakeshore Harvest Country
Agritourism Trail South of M89
Unique agritourism trail along Lake
Michigan shoreline hosting special events.
PHONE:
269-236-6312 / 616-836-3341
web: www.lakeshoreharvestcountry.com
ANTIQUES / COLLECTIBLES
Allegan Antique Market
Allegan County Fairground
150 Douglas, Allegan, MI 49010
Allegan Antique Market, Michigan's largest. Allegan Fairgrounds: Apr. thru Sept.
PHONE:
616-735-3333
web:
www.alleganantiques.com
Saugatuck Antique Pavilion
2948 Blue Star Hwy., Douglas, MI 49406
A destination mall with 175+ quality
antique dealers! Open 7 days.
PHONE:
269-857-6041
web: www.saugatuckantiquepavilion.com
ART / FINE ART GALLERIES
Amaru Leather
322 Griffith Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Original and custom creations in leather
by two resident designers.
PHONE:
269-857-3745
Amazwi Contemporary Art
African fine art paintings, sculpture,
jewelry, and unique crafts.
PHONE:
269-857-5551
web:
www.amazwi.com
email:
mike@ amazwi.com
Armstrong DeGraaf International Fine Art
403 Water St. (on Main), Saugatuck, MI 49453
Contemporary international fine art and
sculpture from distinguished worldwide sources.
PHONE:
269-857-1882 / 616-836-5875
web:
www.adgifa.com
email:
[email protected]
Blue Coast Artists
Various locations–rural working professional artists' studios/galleries. Variety media.
PHONE:
269-236-9260
web:
www.bluecoastartists.com
email:
[email protected]
Button Gallery
33 & 35 Center St., Douglas, MI 49406
Since 1966, original paintings, glass,
bronzes, sculptures by nation-wide artists.
PHONE:
269-857-2175 / 616-298-0999
web:
www.buttonartgallery.com
email:
[email protected]
LaFontsee Galleries
410 W. Center Street, Douglas, MI 49406
Award-winning art gallery and framing
studio since 1987.
PHONE:
616-451-3850 / 616-451-9820
web:
www.lafontsee.us
email:
[email protected]
Distinctive Dining
Saugatuck and surrounding area
Distinctive dining in the comfort of your
home/cooking classes/catering.
PHONE:
616-212-5695
web:
www.distinctivedining.biz
email:
[email protected]
Saugatuck Center for the Arts
400 Culver St., Saugatuck, MI 49453
Performances, exhibits, classes year-round
all art disciplines. Visit website for details.
PHONE:
269-857-2399
web:
www.sc4a.org
email:
[email protected]
Yacht Boat Charters
220 Water St., Slip 11, Saugatuck, MI
55’ luxury motor yacht “BOAT” owned
by Compagner & Sundquist.
PHONE:
616-836-2603
web:
www.yachtboatcharters.com
Dawn Stafford's Peachbelt Studio & Gallery
Corner of M89 / 63rd Street
Original oil painting/sculpture in historic
one-room schoolhouse. May-October
PHONE:
269-561-5561 / 616-844-8552
web:
www.peachbeltstudio.com
email:
[email protected]
Marcia Perry Sculpture Studio
6248 Blue Star Hwy, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Tree sculptor’s habitat/gallery featuring guest
exhibitors, classes, annual Goddess Show.
PHONE:
269-857-4210
web:
www.marciaperry-ark.com
email:
[email protected]
6459 130th Street, Fennville, MI 49408
Create ceramics, pottery, jewelry, mosaics, fused glass, silk, wood art.
PHONE:
269-857-5566
web: www.ExpressYourselfArtBarn.com
Saugatuck Dune Rides
6495 Blue Star Highway, Saugatuck, MI
35 minute scenic ride through the sand
dunes of Saugatuck.
PHONE:
269-857-2253
web:
www.saugatuckduneride.com
BANKING
Discovery Art Center
347 Water Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453
A co-operative gallery featuring fine art,
crafts, wearables and jewelry.
PHONE:
269-857-8225
web:
www.discoveryart.org
Saugatuck Gallery
317 Butler Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453
The Midwest’s largest selection of affordable oil paintings and frames.
PHONE:
269-857-1189
The Felt Mansion
6597 138th Avenue, Holland MI 49423
Historic mansion north of Saugatuck.
Perfect spot for weddings, receptions.
PHONE:
616-335-3050
web:
www.feltmansion.org
email:
[email protected]
Good Goods
106 Mason, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Art & American craft: clothing, jewelry,
furniture, ceramics, paintings, sculpture.
PHONE:
269-857-1557
web:
www.goodgoods.com
email:
[email protected]
Indian Summer
800 Lake Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Authentic Native American art, closed
Wednesday and Thursday.
PHONE:
269-857-4570
James Brandess Studios & Gallery, Inc.
Downtown artist’s studio featuring area
landscapes, still-lifes and portraits.
PHONE:
269-857-1937
web:
www.jamesbrandess.com
email:
[email protected]
Janice Miles Gallery
Watercolors by local English artist
Janice Miles and much more.
PHONE:
269-857-5202
web:
www.janicemilesgallery.com
email:
[email protected]
J. Petter Galleries
161 N. Blue Star Hwy., Douglas, MI 49406
The oldest and largest Saugatuck-Douglas fine art gallery.
PHONE:
269-857-2230
web:
email:
[email protected]
Khnemu Studio on Fernwood Farm
Restored 1890’s farm. Solar powered
working artist pottery studio/gallery.
PHONE:
269-236-9260
web:
www.khnemustudio.com
email:
[email protected]
Koorey Creations
Third generation goldsmithing, world- class
gems, custom design, repairs, and alterations.
PHONE:
269-857-8050
web:
email:
[email protected]
Water Street Gallery
98 Center Street, Douglas, MI 49406
Contemporary fine art, painting, glass,
sculpture by emerging & established artists.
PHONE:
269-857-8485
web:
www.waterstreetgallery.com
ATTRACTIONS / RECREATION
ENTERTAINMENT
All SeaSun Sailing Charters
320 N. Union St., Douglas, MI
Sailing Adventures on Lake Michigan.
PHONE:
616-218-1077
web:
www.seasunsail.net
email:
[email protected]
Best Chance Too Charters
Fish with Lake Michigan's top winning
tournament team.
PHONE:
616-292-4812 / 616-218-4718
web:
www.bestchancetoo.com
email:
[email protected]
Big Lake Outfitters of Saugatuck
Boat, bike, kayak rentals. Charter fishing. Bait, tackle, beach supplies.
PHONE:
269-857-4762
web:
www.biglakeoutfitters.com
www.bestchancecharters.com
email:
[email protected]
The Chamber Music Festival of
Saugatuck
Concerts on Thursday and Friday
evenings in July and August.
PHONE:
269-857-1424
web:
www.saugatuckmusic.org
Co-Hooker Charters
6545 138th Avenue, Holland, MI 49423
Enjoy Lake Michigan sport fishing with
father and son team.
PHONE:
888-253-8372 / 616-335-2076
web:
www.chartermichigan.com
email:
[email protected]
Hungry Village Tours
Exploring the Lakeshore’s plate. Guided
culinary tours of Saug/Doug & area farms.
PHONE:
269-857-1700
web:
www.hungryvillagetours.com
email:
[email protected]
Lakeshore Arts Alliance
Theater. Family friendly. Performing
downtown at the Saugatuck Woman’s Club.
PHONE:
269-857-5300
web:
www.lakeshoreartsalliance.com
email:
[email protected]
Lake Shore Charter Boat Association
Fish Lake Michigan aboard 1 of 12
charter boats.
PHONE:
877-952-4554
web:
www.milakeshorecharters.com
email:
[email protected]
Michigan Fishing Charter Co.
Lake Michigan Fishing & Cruise Charters.
PHONE:
616-466-1966
web:
www.michiganfishingcharter.com
Ox-Bow School of Art
3435 Rupprecht Way, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Ox-Bow School of Art & Artists’ Residency.
PHONE:
800-318-3019 / 269-857-5811
web:
www.ox-bow.org
email:
[email protected]
3520 Palmer Drive, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Championship Golf Course, Arnold
Palmer Signature Design Range, Bar, Grill.
PHONE:
269-857-1616
web:
www.ravinesgolfclub.com
email:
[email protected]
Sailing On Desire
216 St. Peter Drive, Slip 135, Douglas, MI
3 hour private sailing on Lake Michigan
41’ Morgan Ketch.
PHONE:
616-204-2879
web:
www.sailingondesire.com
email:
[email protected]
Saugatuck Wooden Boat Cruises
868 Holland Street., Saugatuck, MI 49453
Sightseeing cruises on Kalamazoo
River for up to six passengers.
PHONE:
269-599-3064
web:www.saugatuckwoodenboatcruises.com
email:
[email protected]
Saugatuck Yacht Club
Saugatuck Yacht Club Sailing Program
15 Park Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Sailing classes June-August, nonmembers welcome!
PHONE:
269-857-8665
web:
www.saugatuckyachtclub.com
[email protected]
Saugatuck-Douglas Historical Society
130 Center St., Douglas, MI 49406
Preserving Saugatuck-Douglas area history. Award-winning museum, programs/tours.
PHONE:
269-857-5751
web:
www.sdhistoricalsociety.org
email:
[email protected]
Shaka Surf
219 North Union, Douglas, MI 49406
Saugatuck-Douglas’ on-water stand-up
paddleboard connection, kayaks, rentals
and lessons.
PHONE:
269-512-2792
web:
www.shakasurftours.com
email:
[email protected]
Star of Saugatuck Boat Cruises
Narrated sightseeing cruise on
Kalamazoo River and Lake Michigan
PHONE:
269-857-4261
web:
www.saugatuckboatcruises.com
email:[email protected]
Sweetwater Sailing Captained Charters
868 Holland St. at Saugatuck Yacht Service
Comfortable Nonsuch-324 “Drifter”. 2-6
guests. Experience our coastline. Daily by
reservation.
PHONE:
616-836-0306 / 269-543-4362
web:
www.sweetwatersailing.com
Wild West Horseback Riding
2855 36th Street, Allegan, MI 49010
Year ‘round horseback riding, sleigh
rides, romantic carriage rides and more.
PHONE:
269-673-3539
web:
www.4horserides.com
email:
[email protected]
Chemical Bank
249 Mason Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Offering business and personal banking
solutions, loans, trust and investments.
PHONE:
800-943-7386 / 269-857-2116
web:
www.chemicalbankmi.com
[email protected]
Macatawa Bank
132 S. Washington, Douglas, MI 49406
We are not revolutionizing banking, we
are humanizing it.
PHONE:
269-857-7239
web:
www.macatawabank.com
email:
[email protected]
BEAUTY / HEALTH / FITNESS
Bella Vita Spa
Upscale full-service Aveda day spa
located in historic downtown Saugatuck.
PHONE:
269-857-8482
web:
email:
[email protected]
175 dealer
booths
of quality
antiques and
collectibleswith
Open Daily 10-6pm
dealers from
Detroit to
Chicago
Diane’s Full Service Salon
Weathervane Mall, Douglas, MI 49406
Hair cuts, color, foil, perms, hair pieces.
Mani/Pedi & waxing.
PHONE:
269-857-5511
Massage by Steve
127 Hoffman St. (garden), Saugatuck, MI
Professional seated massage in garden
setting. Out-call table massage available.
PHONE:
616-218-3408
We strive to be a store you call your own.
PHONE:
269-857-2300
email:
[email protected]
BREWERIES / WINERIES / VINEYARDS
Fenn Valley Vineyards & Winery
6130 122nd Ave., Fennville MI 49408
World class wines from grapes grown
along Lake Michigan.
PHONE:
800-432-6265 / 269-561-2396
web:
www.fennvalley.com
email:
[email protected]
Fenn Valley Winery
World class wines from grapes grown
along Lake Michigan.
PHONE:
269-857-5170
web:
www.fennvalley.com
email:
[email protected]
269-857-6041
2948 Blue Star Highway, Douglas
next to Saugatuck Brewing Company
www.SaugatuckAntiquePavilion.com
Petter Wine Gallery
Artful fine wine shop, wine bar, edibles
and event space.
PHONE:
269-857-2230
web:
www.petterwinegallery.com
email:
[email protected]
736 Pleasant Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Upscale accommodations. Historic charm
with gourmet breakfast, private baths, wifi.
PHONE:
269-857-1587
web:
www.beechwoodmanorinn.com
email:
[email protected]
Turn of the century Victorian elegance in
the heart of downtown Saugatuck.
PHONE:
616-836-6532
web:
www.vicinn-mi.com
email:
[email protected]
Bella Vita Suites
Modern, contemporary. Conveniently
tucked away in the middle of everything.
PHONE:
269-857-8482 \ 616-635-1717
web:
email:
[email protected]
Saugatuck Brewing Company, Inc.
Micro-brewery, banquet hall, pub, restaurant, brew-on-premise, brewery tours.
PHONE:
269-857-7222
web:
www.saugatuckbrewing.com
email:
[email protected]
3656-63rd Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Elegant B&B with European style/
sophistication with onsite restaurant.
PHONE:
877-858-5777 / 269-857-5777
web:
email:
[email protected]
Serendipity Bed & Breakfast and Suites
B&B rooms, suites and cottage in the
heart of Saugatuck.
PHONE:
269-857-3400 / 734-255-2210
web:www.serendipitybandbsaugatuck.com
[email protected]
3457 Blue Star Hwy., Saugatuck, MI 49453
Continental breakfast, highspeed internet, indoor swimming pool and whirlpool.
PHONE:
269-857-7178
web:
www.bestwestern.com
email:
[email protected]
Tabor Hill Wine Port
214 Butler St., Saugatuck, MI 49453
Wine tasting, gift shop & case discounts.
PHONE:
800-283-3363 / 269-857-4859
web:
www.taborhill.com
email:
[email protected]
Castle in the Country B & B Inn
340 M-40 South, Allegan, MI 49010
Romantic whirlpool/fireplace suites, gourmet
breakfasts, amazing grounds, destination inn.
PHONE:
888-673-8054 / 269-673-8054
web:
www.castleinthecountry.com
email:
[email protected]
Seymour House B & B
1248 Blue Star Hwy., South Haven, MI 49090
Romantic Italian brick mansion on
country estate with log cabin.
PHONE:
866-568-0262 / 269-227-3918
web:
www.seymourhouse.com
email:
[email protected]
Blue Star Motel
167 Blue Star Highway, Douglas, MI 49406
Modern, boutique motel steps from
Douglas. WiFi, hot-tub, breakfast included.
PHONE:
269-348-0199
web:
www.bluestardouglas.com
email:
[email protected]
Douglas House Bed & Breakfast
41 Spring Street, Douglas, MI 49406
Charming Queen Anne accommodations
conveniently located in downtown Douglas.
PHONE:
616-283-3461 \ 269-857-1119
web:
www.douglashouseinn.com
email:
[email protected]
Sherwood Forest B&B
Inviting elegance in a wooded setting.
1/2 block to Lake Michigan.
PHONE:
269-857-1246
web:
www.sherwoodforestbandb.com
email:
[email protected]
Captain’s Quarters Motel
Clean, comfortable, air, cable, in-room
coffee, six blocks from downtown.
PHONE:
800-499-2929 / 269-857-2525
web:
www.captainsmotel.com
email:
[email protected]
Christian Science Society
Butler & Main St., Saugatuck, MI 49453
A Branch of First Church of Christ,
Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts.
PHONE:
269-857-1027
web: www.christiansciencesaugatuck.com
Heritage Manor Inn B & B
2253 Blue Star Hwy., Fennville, MI 49408
Jacuzzi/Fireplace Suites. Townhome.
Indoor Pool. Full Breakfast. Family friendly!
PHONE:
269-543-4384
web:
www.heritagemanorinn.com
Spruce Cutter’s Cottage, The
Short drive to Saugatuck. Three rooms
w/fireplace, Jacuzzi, private baths.
PHONE:
800-493-5888 / 269-543-4285
web:
www.sprucecutters.com
2076 66th Street, Fennville, MI 49408
Unique retro 1-3 bedroom cottage rentals. Open year ‘round.
PHONE:
269-543-4830
web:
www.dollybrookresort.com
Community Church of Douglas
6874 Wiley Road, Douglas, MI 49406
Gathered by the cross...Scattered to serve.
PHONE:
269-857-1492
web:
www.ccofdouglas.org
email:
[email protected]
Ivy Inn
Ideal downtown location, charming
rooms, private baths, delightful porch swing.
PHONE:
269-857-4643
web:
www.ivy-inn.com
email:
[email protected]
CHURCHES
Est. 1913
Saugatuck Drug Store
SODA FOUNTAIN
The Kite Store—
• Deltas
• Sports Kites
• Spin Socks
Souvenir Shop—
• Wide variety of items
• T-shirts
• Sweatshirts
Beach Supplies—
• Beach chairs & umbrellas
• Footwear
• Tanning items
• Beach towels
• Cool toys
• Hats & more!
Toys—
• Balloons
• Indoor and outdoor toys
• Water stuff
Offering an array of treasures including
apparel, accessories, collectibles, unique gifts,
moccasins and more!
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• ANTIQUES, BOOKS
• ART & MAPS
• CD’S & VINYL
• WOOD CARVINGS
• DVD’S, VIDEOS & GAMES
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3383 Blue Star Hwy
Saugatuck, MI 49453
616-566-4990
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Hoffman & Grand, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Worship 8 & 10 am, Sunday School,
Nursery 10 am.
PHONE:
269-857-5201
web:
www.saugatuckallsaints.org
email:
[email protected]
The Hotel Saugatuck
Luxury 18 room B&B with harbor views
and king beds.
web:
www.thehotelsaugatuck.com
Twin Oaks Inn
Downtown location. Recently remodeled
rooms with private bathrooms. Full Breakfast.
PHONE:
269-857-1600
web:
www.twinoaksbb.com
email:
[email protected]
Douglas Congregational
United Church of Christ
56 Wall St., Douglas, MI 49406
An Open and Affirming Parish of the United
Church of Christ.
PHONE:
269-857-2085
web:
www.douglasucc.org
email:
[email protected]
J. Paule's Fenn Inn
2254 S. 58th Street, Fennville, MI 49408
Your enjoyment and comfort is our priority. Pets welcome.
PHONE:
269-561-2836
web:
www.jpaulesfenninn.com
email:
[email protected]
First Congregational Church of Saugatuck
Loving God, one another and our
communities.
PHONE:
269-857-2929
web:
www.1stcongregational.net
email:
[email protected]
Kingsley House
626 Main Street, Fennville, MI 49408
Victorian elegance. Romantic charm. Gracious
hospitality. Award-winning impressive mansion.
PHONE:
866-561-6425 / 269-561-6425
web:
www.kingsleyhouse.com
Lake Shore Chapel
Lakeshore Dr. & Campbell Rd., Douglas, MI
Non-denominational, summer Chapel
meets Sundays in July and August.
PHONE:
269-857-1908
web:
www.lakeshorechapel.org
email:
[email protected]
Kirby, The
294 W Center Street, Douglas, MI 49406
Modern Boutique Hotel with upscale
amenities, restaurant and wine bar.
PHONE:
269-857-5472
web:
email:
[email protected]
Saugatuck United Methodist Church
250 Mason Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Open hearts, open minds, open doors.
PHONE:
269-857-2295
web:
www.saugatuckumc.org
email:
[email protected]
Maplewood Hotel, The
Elegantly restored Bed & Breakfast in
the heart of downtown Saugatuck.
PHONE:
800-650-9790 / 269-857-1771
web:
www.maplewoodhotel.com
email:
[email protected]
Amble Inn
Modern comfort and rustic charm in a
relaxed park-like setting.
PHONE:
269-455-5566
web:
www.theambleinn.com
email:
[email protected]
Marywood Manor B&B and Cottages
236 Mary Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Charming downtown Inn, suites, seasonal
porch, beautiful gardens, great breakfasts.
PHONE:
616-836-4546 / 616-886-6829
web:
www.marywoodmanor.com
Whirlpool/fireplace suites. Indoor pool/spa.
Free continental breakfast. Groups welcome!
PHONE:
800-634-3444 / 269-857-8581
www.americinn.com/hotels/MI/Douglas
email:
[email protected]
St. Peter Catholic Church
100 St. Peter Drive, Douglas, MI 49406
The Mission of Saint Peter is: Word, Worship and Service.
PHONE:
269-857-7951 – Parish Office
web:
www.stpeter-douglas.org
CONVENIENCE STORE
Lakeshore Convenience & Pizza
Quick in & out, open late, beer, wine,
liquor, pizza, sandwiches.
PHONE:
269-857-1235
The River Market
Liquor, beer, wine, groceries, gas, deli,
catering, delivery.
PHONE:
269-857-8899
Park House Inn
888 Holland Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Bed & Breakfast, full breakfast daily, all
private baths.
PHONE:
269-857-4535
web:
www.parkhouseinn.com
email:
[email protected]
LODGING: BED & BREAKFAST INNS
Rosemont Inn Resort
83 Lakeshore Drive, Douglas MI 49406
Elegant B&B resort accommodation at
the shore of Lake Michigan.
PHONE:
888-767-3666 / 269-857-2637
web:
www.rosemontinn.com
email:
[email protected]
BaySide Inn
Elegant, cool inn, downtown, on the
waterfront. Open year round.
PHONE:
269-857-4321
web:
www.baysideinn.net
email:
[email protected]
Waterfront Inn – Downtown sharing pool
and 212’ of Saugatuck Harbor frontage.
PHONE:
269-857-7600
web:
email:
[email protected]
Valentine Lodge
653 Campbell Road, Douglas, MI 49406
Charming bed and breakfast between
beaches and town. Open May-Nov.
PHONE:
269-857-4598
web:
www.valentinelodge.com
email:
[email protected]
Wickwood Inn
Elegant European Style Inn. Champagne Brunch. Evening Hors d’oeuvres.
PHONE:
800-385-1174 / 269-857-1465
web:
www.wickwoodinn.com
email:
[email protected]
LODGING: MOTELS / RESORTS COTTAGES
Arrowhead Resort
Downtown harbor-front property with
beautiful studio, one and two bedroom units.
PHONE:
269-857-5050
web:
email:
[email protected]
Back Bay Cottages
Unique waterfront property in Saugatuck,
accommodating up to 34 guests.
PHONE:
269-857-4731
web:
www.backbaycottages.com
email:
[email protected]
106 Perryman St., Saugatuck, MI 49453
On the way to the beach, overlooking
the harbor.
PHONE:
269-857-3331
web:
www.beachwayresort.com
email:
[email protected]
Dunes Resort, The
Midwest largest LGBTQ Resort/Entertainment Complex.
PHONE
269-857-1401
web:
www.dunesresort.com
email:
[email protected]
3581 65th Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Family resort on Goshorn Lake. Cottages, fishing, beach, pool, volleyball.
PHONE:
269-857-1750 / 269-857-4808
web:
www.glresort.com
email:
[email protected]
Lake Shore Resort
2885 Lakeshore Dr., Saugatuck, MI 49453
Overlooking Lake Michigan: private beach,
scenic lake views, spectacular sunsets, pool.
PHONE:
269-857-7121
web: www.lakeshoreresortsaugatuck.com
713-719 Maple, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Fantastically quaint and cozy renovated
two bedroom Saugatuck cottages.
PHONE:
269-857-5211
web:
thepinesmotorlodge.com
email:
[email protected]
Northern Lights Condo Rentals
Luxurious one & two bedroom condo
vacation rentals with pool.
PHONE:
269-767-1312
web: www.northernlightscondoresort.com
[email protected]
Pines Motorlodge and Cottages
Boutique lodging with cottage charm
and award-winning room renovations.
PHONE:
269-857-5211
web:
email:
[email protected]
River Suites, The
Downtown Saugatuck luxury suites with
balconies overlooking the Kalamazoo River.
PHONE:
269-857-8899
web:
www.theriversuites.com
email:
[email protected]
Waterfront luxury Suites located downtown, full kitchen and bath.
PHONE:
269-686-6422
web:
www.saugatucklandings.com
email:
[email protected]
Saugatuck Resort, The
Gorgeous room and property renovations with pool epitomizing old school
ambiance.
PHONE:
269-857-8888
web:
www.thesaugatuck.com
email:
[email protected]
560 Campbell, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Family resort with large pool and hot tub
near beaches.
PHONE:
269-455-0240
web: www.secretofsaugatucksuites.com
Ship ‘N Shore Hotel
The only hotel in downtown Saugatuck
on the water.
PHONE:
269-857-2194
web:
www.shipnshorehotel.com
Starlite Resort
Newly remodeled resort, minutes from
downtown. Heated pool, continental breakfast.
PHONE:
800-257-2147 / 269-857-2147
web:
www.starliteresort.com
email:
[email protected]
389 W. Center St., Douglas, MI 49406
Old-fashioned cottages, sleeping 2-20
guests, full kitchens.
PHONE:
231-633-4633
web:
www.willowtreecottages.com
LODGING: VACATION RENTALS
133 Butler St., (lower level down alley)
Offering a diverse variety of cottages,
homes, flats, condos and suites.
PHONE:
616-635-1717
web:
www.bellavitavacationrentals.com
email:
[email protected]
Lakeshore Lodging, Inc.
Distinctive homes, cottages and condominiums available for your private rental.
PHONE:
866-769-3811 / 269-857-7829
web:
www.lakeshorelodging.com
email:
[email protected]
102 S Blue Star Hwy. #120, Douglas, MI 49406
Fantastic Vacation Rentals and Events.
PHONE:
269-857-8700
web:
email:
[email protected]
The finest rental homes, cottages and
condominiums for the best value.
PHONE:
888-528-7238 / 269-857-1477
web:
email:
[email protected]
Quaint Cottages
62 West Center Street, Douglas, MI 49406
Beautifully appointed suites and
cottages with every amenity thoughtfully
considered.
PHONE:
269-857-1750
web:
www.quaintcottages.com
email:
[email protected]
The “Art” of living–your vacation starts here!
PHONE:
269-857-8030
web:
email:
[email protected]
Summer Fun Cottages
236 Mary Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Perfect vacation rentals: homes, cottages, waterfront, downtown, large, small,
Saugatuck/Douglas.
PHONE:
616-836-4546 / 616-886-6829
web:
www.summerfuncottages.com
11 Chestnut Street, Douglas, MI 49406
Cottages, log cabins, condominiums on
Lakeshore, downtown, and in the woods.
PHONE:
269-543-2419 / 269-344-8000
web:
www.vintageviewsresort.com
email:
[email protected]
MEETING SPACE/WEDDINGS
A Cut Above Event Center
6080 Blue Star Hwy., Saugatuck MI 49453
Breathtaking, tranquil, country setting for
all meetings, events and weddings.
PHONE:
616-218-5025 / 616-836-6335
web:
www.acutaboveeventcenter.com
American Legion Hall
248 Mason Street, Saugatuck MI 49453
Hall rental, receptions, meetings, parties,
events located in downtown Saugatuck.
PHONE:
616-886-1162
Apple Blossom Chapel & Gardens
2337 63rd Street, Fennville, MI 49408
Elopements, garden & chapel ceremonies up to 200 guests, year-round.
PHONE:
269-561-5563
web:
www.appleblossomchapel.com
The Felt Mansion
6597 138th Avenue, Holland MI 49423
Historic mansion 5 miles N of Saugatuck.
Perfect spot for weddings and receptions.
PHONE:
616-335-3050
web:
www.feltmansion.org
email:
[email protected]
J. Petter Galleries “The Gallery Barn”
Rent the Gallery Barn for weddings, parties and more.
PHONE:
269-857-2230
web:
email:
[email protected]
Laketown Golf & Conference Center
6069 Blue Star Hwy., Saugatuck MI 49453
The lakeshore’s premier location for
corporate meetings, events and weddings.
PHONE:
269-857-5730 / 269-857-5731
web:
www.laketown-center.com
email:
[email protected]
Ravines Golf Club and Reception Facility
3520 Palmer Drive, Saugatuck MI 49453
Receptions, ceremonies, meetings, events,
cottage feel, flexible prices, great views.
PHONE:
269-857-1616
web:
email:
[email protected]
Saugatuck Center for the Arts
400 Culver St., Saugatuck MI 49453
The perfect destination for any event:
transformative, hip space.
PHONE:
269-857-2399
web:
www.sc4a.org
email:
[email protected]
NURSERY/LANDSCAPING
Huntree Nursery
Complete garden center and nursery,
knowledgeable staff and children's garden.
PHONE:
269-543-3761
web:
www.huntree.com
email:
[email protected]
ORGANIZATIONS/GROUPS
Christian Neighbors
269-857-1050
Douglas DT Develop. Auth. 269-857-1438
Masonic Temple
269-857-2656
Saugatuck-Douglas Area Business Assoc.
Area-wide marketing services to drive
incremental business into our businesses.
PHONE:
269-857-1626
web:
saugatuckdouglas.com
email:
[email protected]
Saugatuck-Douglas Art Club
PO Box 176, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Encouraging performing and creative
arts through programs and scholarships.
web: www.saugatuckdouglasartclub.org
[email protected]
Saugatuck-Douglas Historical Society
Preserving the history of SaugatuckDouglas. Award-winning museum, monthly
programs/tours.
web:
sdhistoricalsociety.org
email:
[email protected]
Saugatuck-Douglas Rotary
web:
saugatuckdouglasrotary.org
[email protected]
Saugatuck Woman’s Club 269-857-4230
POST OFFICES
Post Office Douglas, MI 269-857-4290
Post Office Saugatuck, MI 269-857-2708
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Ihle Auto Service
Three generations of quality car care
servicing Saugatuck-Douglas area.
PHONE:
269-857-2264
web:
www.ihleautoservice.com
Interurban Transit Authority
Door-to-door bus service. Year round.
Call for information.
PHONE:
269-857-1418
web:
www.saugatuckinterurban.org
Lighthouse Group - Insurance & Title
150 Center St. Ste. D, Douglas, MI 49406
Benefits, Business, Life, Personal, and
Title Services.
PHONE:
800-344-3531 / 269-857-1924
269-857-1474
web:
www.lighthousegroup.net
PUBLIC RESTROOMS
Wicks Park - 502 Water St., Saugatuck
Village Square - 345 Butler St., Saugatuck
Beery Field - Center & Washington, Douglas
PUBLIC SERVICES/GOV. OFFICES
Allegan County Seat
Comcast Broadband
Community Recreation
Consumers Power Co.
Fire Department
Frontier Phone Co.
KLSWA - Water Utility
Police (Non-Emergency)
Saugatuck City Hall
Saug/Doug Public Library
Saugatuck Township
Village Of Douglas
269-673-0200
800-934-6489
269-857-1444
800-477-5050
269-857-3000
877-462-8188
269-857-2709
269-857-4339
269-857-2603
269-857-8241
269-857-7721
269-857-1438
REALTORS / REAL ESTATE
Carini & Associates, Realtors
220 Water St., Slip 11, Saugatuck, MI
Your waterfront home, condo and cottage experts for Western Michigan.
PHONE: 616-836-2603 / 616-393-0444
web:
www.susancompagner.com
email:
[email protected]
Century 21 Affiliated
Chicago firm with local expertise – dedicated to unmatched quality service.
PHONE:
269-857-2121
web:
www.c21affiliated.com
email:
[email protected]
Coldwell Banker Woodland Schmidt Realty
Full-time professionals, local knowledge
and expertise, with national power!
PHONE:
269-857-1705
web:
www.cbgreatlakes.com
email:
[email protected]
Mill Pond Realty, Inc.
747 Water St., Saugatuck, MI 49453
We turn your real estate dreams into reality.
PHONE:
269-857-1477 / 888-528-7238
web:
www.saugatuckrealestate.com
email:
[email protected]
RE/MAX Saugatuck-Douglas
Re/Max, number 1 in sales for homes,
business, vacation properties.
PHONE:
269-857-1761
web: www.remaxsaugatuckdouglas.com
email:
[email protected]
Shoreline Realtors
Professional real estate services. Residential sales, commercial sales & vacation
rentals.
PHONE:
269-857-8030
web:
email:
[email protected]
RESTAURANTS / BARS / FOOD
3656 63rd Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Fine dining, award winning martinis in a
grand country estate.
PHONE:
877-858-5777 / 269-857-5777
web:
email:
[email protected]
Borrowed Time
Wine, beer, small plates, garden/porch
seating, cozy Victorian house.
web: www.borrowedtimesaugatuck.com
[email protected]
Butler Restaurant
Great food and drinks on the waterfront.
Open year ‘round.
PHONE:
269-857-3501
web:
www.butlerrestaurant.com
email:
[email protected]
Christo’s Roadhouse
Bar & Grill, burgers, ribs, sandwiches,
Mexican. Ample parking. Friendly service.
PHONE:
269-857-1383
Coral Gables
Dining, dancing & entertainment complex. Portions open year-round.
PHONE:
269-857-2162
web:
www.coralgablesresort.com
email:
[email protected]
Crane’s Pie Pantry Restaurant & Winery
Agriculture based restaurant, bakery,
winery located in 150 year old barn.
PHONE:
269-561-2297
web:
www.cranespiepantry.com
email:
[email protected]
Everyday People Café
“If you could only have one meal.” —
Chicago Tribune
PHONE:
269-857-4240
web:
www.everydaypeoplecafe.com
Farmhouse Deli
Farm-to-table deli sandwiches, soups,
salads, meats, cheeses, coffee, and bakery.
PHONE:
269-455-5274
web:
www.thefarmhousedeli.com
email:
[email protected]
Hercules Bar & Grill
Continental Mediterranean cuisine,
outdoor dining, quiet.
PHONE:
269-455-5112
The Kirby Hotel
294 W. Center Street, Douglas, MI 49406
Modern boutique hotel with upscale
amenities, restaurant and wine bar.
PHONE:
269-857-5472 / 312-504-8705
web:
email:
[email protected]
Mermaid Bar & Grill
340 Water St., Saugatuck, MI 49453
Waterfront dining and cocktails. Reservations accepted. Offsite catering available.
PHONE:
269-857-8208
web:
www.mermaidofsaugatuck.com
email:
[email protected]
Petter Wine Gallery
161 N Blue Star Hwy., Douglas, MI 49406
Wine bar and gourmet small plates
inside J. Petter Galleries.
PHONE:
269-857-2230
web:
www.petterwinegallery.com
email:
[email protected]
3520 Palmer Drive, Saugatuck, MI 49453
Arnold Palmer signature golf course &
restaurant at Arnie’s Cottage.
PHONE:
269-857-1616
web:
email:
[email protected]
Brightworld Candle Company
Brighten up your home with candlelight,
gifts & decorative accessories.
PHONE:
269-857-1184
web:
www.brightworldcandle.com
email:
[email protected]
Root Coffee House & Café
120 E. Main Street, Fennville, MI 49408
Housemade locally sourced café
espresso/bakery and fine art gallery.
PHONE:
269-512-1171
web:
www.rootfennville.com
Cabbages & Kings
Very special books and gifts for children
of all ages.
PHONE:
269-857-1950
Salt of the Earth
114 East Main Street, Fennville, MI 49408
Farm-to-fork eatery, friendly bar, artisan
bread, dining destination.
PHONE:
269-561-7258
web:
www.saltoftheearthfennville.com
email:
[email protected]
Sand Bar Saloon
The friendliest bar in town! Serving
Chicago-style hotdogs & gyros.
TELEPHONE:
269-857-2676
Saugatuck Brewing Company, Inc.
Micro-brewery, banquet hall, pub, restaurant, brew-on-premise, brewery tours.
PHONE:
269-857-7222
web:
www.saugatuckbrewing.com
email:
[email protected]
Fabulous frivolous fifties fountain. Handcreamed sodas & phosphates.
PHONE:
269-857-2300
email:
[email protected]
For The Love of Shoes, LLC
We are more than just great shoes!
PHONE:
269-857-SHOE
web:
www.fortheloveofshoesllc.com
email:
[email protected]
Great Turtle Emporium
Antiques, Art, Music, Great Lakes
Collection, Wood Carvings, 420 Friendly
Caregiver.
PHONE:
616-566-6656
email:
[email protected]
Grins of Saugatuck
Put a smile on your face – clothing,
signs, jewelry, fun.
PHONE:
269-857-1116
email:
[email protected]
Scooter’s Café and Pizzeria
Pizza, subs, salads, meals, bar. Dine-in,
take-out, delivery.
PHONE:
269-857-1041
web: www.scooterscafeandpizzeria.com
Just Add Water
Everything you need for in, on, or
around the water!
PHONE:
269-455-5376
web:
www.shopjaw.com
email:
[email protected]
Spectators Sports Bar & Grill
Sports theme restaurant. 25 T.V.'s.
Great food. Patio seating.
PHONE:
269-857-5001
web:
www.spectatorsrestaurant.com
Landsharks
Adventurous clothing & shoes. Keen,
Patagonia, Merrell, Maui Jim, UGG, Kuhl.
PHONE:
269-857-8831
web:
www.saugatucklandsharks.com
Uncommon Coffee Roasters
Wholesale coffee roaster and café. Coffee, espresso, bakery, healthy food.
PHONE:
269-857-3333 / 269-455-5111
web: www.uncommoncoffeeroasters.com
WayPoint Restaurant
155 S. Blue Star Hwy., Douglas, MI 49406
Reasonably priced breakfast & lunch in
a casual atmosphere.
PHONE:
269-857-2569
SCHOOLS
Douglas Elementary
Saugatuck High School
Superintendent’s Office
Fennville Public Schools
269-857-2139
269-857-2133
269-857-1444
269-561-7331
SPECIALTY SHOPS
Phil’s Bar & Grille
An Epicurean Delight at Saugatuck’s
“Marquise Dining Spot”. Year ‘Round.
PHONE:
269-857-1555
web:
www.philsbarandgrille.com
American Spoon Foods
Handcrafted fruit preserves and condiments made in Northern Michigan.
PHONE:
888-735-6700 / 269-857-3084
web:
www.spoon.com
email:
[email protected]
Pizza Mambo
10 1/2 Blue Star Hwy., Douglas, MI 49406
Artisan pizzas, sandwiches, salads,
desserts and delivery.
PHONE:
269-857-4400
web:
pizzamambosaugatuck.com
Art Glass Alcove
Artisan jewelry, accessories, featuring
Vera Bradley, distinctive apparel since 1973.
PHONE:
269-857-3431
email:
[email protected]
Pumpernickel’s Eatery
Breakfast, lunch, dinner. Cocktails & entertainment. Relaxed. Indoor/outdoor seating.
PHONE:
269-857-1196
web: www.pumpernickelssaugatuck.com
email:
[email protected]
Bauble Bath Ltd.
Natural Bath/Skin Products. Artisan
Jewelry/Gifts. Judaica & Home Accessories.
PHONE:
269-857-1656
web:
www.baublebathltd.com
email:
[email protected]
Men’s & Women’s Fine Apparel
214 Butler St. Saugatuck, MI 49453
269-857-4005 | www.saugatucktraders.com
Gilk’s
Men’s and Women’s fashion apparel
and footwear. Gliks established 1897.
PHONE:
269-455-5137
web:
www.gilks.com
The Olive Mill
Experience a European tradition, taste
olive oils and balsamic vinegars.
PHONE:
269-857-5900
web:
www.olivemillsaugatuck.com
email:
[email protected]
Oostings Furniture
Fine furniture, appliances, carpeting and
ceramic tile.
PHONE:
269-857-3941
web:
www.oostingsfurniture.com
The Owl House
Specialty gifts and art for the wise and
the whimsical.
PHONE:
269-857-3374
201 Butler St., Saugatuck, MI 49453
If we don’t have it, you don’t need it.
PHONE:
269-857-2300
email:
[email protected]
Saugatuck Traders
Classic Sportswear. Tommy Bahama,
Southern Tide, Tori Richard, Nomadic
Traders, Sperry Top-sider.
PHONE:
269-857-4005
web:
www.saugatucktraders.com
email:
[email protected]
Singapore Bank Bookstore
General bookstore; new books for readers of all ages and blown glass.
PHONE:
269-857-3785
Tabor Hill Wine Port
Wine tasting, gift shop & case discounts.
PHONE:
800-283-3363 / 269-857-4859
web:
www.taborhill.com
email:
[email protected]
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USATODAY– Reader’s Choice 2015 Best Coastal Small Town
USATODAY – “10 Best Weekend Escapes in USA: Saugatuck tops reader vote”
CONDÉNASTTRAVELER – “Top 12 Beach Towns in USA”
CONDÉNASTTRAVELER – Oval Beach one of the top 25 in the world
LIFEMAGAZINE – “Best Dune Town”
BESTOFTHEMIDWEST – “Top 10 tourist destinations in the Midwest”
MTV named Saugatuck’s Oval Beach one of the top five beaches in the USA.
MIDWESTLIVING – Saugatuck #5 “25 Coolest Midwest Lake Vacation Spots”
MIDWESTLIVING – “100 Best Small-Town Getaways”, ranked #5
MIDWESTLIVING – “100 Best Small-Town Getaways”, ranked 6th
NEWYORKTIMES – front page Travel Section “The $4.49 Per Gallon Vacation”
FORBESMAGAZINE – “Ten Trips On A Tank Of Gas”
FORBES.COM – “12 Small-Town Getaways.”
THELONDONSUNDAYTIMESUK – “Four great USA rail journeys”
AMERICAMAGAZINE –“Pompei aan Lake Michigan”, Dutch travel magazine
BUDGETTRAVEL – Saugatuck voted the 4th “Coolest Small Town in America.”
TRAVEL&LEISURE – “America’s Best Little Beach Towns.”
MSNBCTRAVEL – Saugatuck #5 - “Eleven Great American Beach Towns” in the US
TODAYSHOW– “Amazing Places to Spend the Rest of Your Life”, Barbara Corcoran
TRAVELCHANNEL – “Travel’s Best Road Trips “
AMERICANSTYLE – Saugatuck #3 “Top 25 Art Towns in America”
NATIONALGEOGRAPHICTRAVELER – Saugatuck #1 of “Seven Adorable
Michigan Lake Towns”
NATIONALGEOGRAPHICTRAVELER – Saugatuck’s Oval Beach - Top two fresh
water beaches in the USA
NPR – Saugatuck “Getting the Best Bang for Your Summer Vacation Buck”
FODOR’STRAVEL – “10 Charming Midwestern Towns to Visit This Summer”
CONDÉNASTTRAVELER – Perfect Lake Vacations Across America
COASTALLIVINGMAGAZINE – “America’s Happiest Seaside Towns”
AAAMAGAZINE – “Top 3 most romantic destinations in Michigan” ranked by readers
DELTAAIRLINES – Saugatuck/Douglas “Americana Summer”
LAKELANDBOATING – Saugatuck/Douglas “Idyllic Times Two”
GRANDRAPIDSBUSINESSJOURNAL – “Lakeshore city ranks as nation’s No. 1
‘Summer Weekend Escape’”
GRANDRAPIDSBUSINESSJOURNAL – “West Michigan Beach rates among
‘Can’t Miss Beaches’ in US”
NORTHLANDERADVENTURER – “The Art Coast of Michigan”
TODAYSHOW – Allen Ginsberg highlighted four West Michigan getaways, including
Saugatuck, MI
CHICAGOTRIBUNE – Think beach: 4 great options from coast to coast with one
in-between
CHICAGOMAGAZINE – “10 Classic Stops”
CHICAGOMAGAZINE – “Big Blue Easy”
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CHICAGOTRIBUNETRAVEL – “Beach town where summer is an art”
CHICAGOTRIBUNETRAVEL – “Michigan resort town with an artful lure”
CHICAGOTRIBUNETRAVEL – “Sneak to Saugatuck during the week”
CHICAGOTRIBUNE – Saugatuck #5 “The best little towns in the Midwest”
CHICAGOTRIBUNE – Taking to the water in Saugatuck
CHICAGOTRIBUNE– Saugatuck’s Oval Beach, #1 Beach on Lake Michigan
CHICAGOTRIBUNETRAVEL – “In Saugatuck, life’s a beach...and much more”
WESTSUBURBANLIVINGMAGAZINE – “Beach Town a Beckoning”
DETROITFREEPRESS – “Saugatuck, Michigan voted top summer escape”
CLEVELANDPLAINDEALER – “Saugatuck, MI, offers uncrowded beaches, a
quaint downtown”
NEWDAYCLEVELAND – Fox TV, “Road Trip: Saugatuck”
OHIOMAGAZINE - Saugatuck’s Oval Beach -“Beach Musing”
INDIANAPOLISMONTHLYMAGAZINE – “Four Best Getaways In the Midwest”
YAHOO.COM – “The Best Labor Day Road Trips.”
SMARTERTRAVEL – “Idyllic Lake for an End-of-Summer Escape”
SMARTERTRAVEL – “10 Sleepy Beach Towns Perfect for Fall”
USATODAY – “10 Sleepy beach towns perfect for fall”
TRAVEL&LEISURE – “Most Romantic Fall Getaways”
HUFFINGTONPOST – Colts Cheerleaders 2014 Calendar shot In Saugatuck, MI
HUFFINGTONPOST – “10 Sleepy Beach Towns Perfect for Fall”
BUDGETTRAVEL – “10 Beautiful Beachtown Bargains for Fall’
NAPERVILLEMAGAZINE – “Autumn Escape: Best Romantic Getaways Close
to Home”
NATIONALTRUSTFORHISTORICPRESERVATION – “Saugatuck & Douglas
named among Dozen Distinctive Destinations in USA”
VIRTUALTOURIST – “Saugatuck Natural Harbor Area nominated for 8th
Wonder of the World” – 11th most endangered ecosystem
GOVERNORGRANHOLM selected Saugatuck one of Michigan’s “19 Coolest Cities”
KEEPMICHIGANBEAUTIFUL- President’s Award, to Douglas, MI, for
downtown beautification project
THEWHITEHOUSE designated Saugatuck & Douglas a “Preserve America
Communities”
100BESTLITTLEARTTOWNSINAMERICA featured Saugatuck
AMERICA’SMOSTCHARMINGTOWNS&VILLAGES – “In Search of Historic
Scenic Towns”
WHERETORETIRE– “Best Places to Retire”
THEWALLSTREETJOURNAL,THENEWYORKTIMES,USATODAY,
YAHOOFINANCE,MSNMONEY&THEPAINTQUALITYINSTITUTE –
“America’s Prettiest Painted Places” Saugatuck/Douglas top regional finalist
AAAMAGAZINE – “Winter Romance: Sweeten the Season with a Getaway for two”
COUNTRYLIVINGMAGAZINE – A Country Christmas in Saugatuck
MIDWESTLIVINGMAGAZINE – An Old Fashioned Christmas in Saugatuck

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