Beaver Island Chamber of Commerce

Beaver Island
Chamber of Commerce

P.O. Box 5
Beaver Island, MI 49782
231 - 448 - 2505

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America's Emerald Isle

B e a v e r  I s l a n d

The most remote inhabited island in the Great Lakes, with a year-round population of 600 - a large percentage, of Irish descent. The residents' isolation, independence and respect for nature and traditions of the Island have made time slow down. Because Beaver Island offers a serene, relaxed life-style, many visitors have become regular vacationers, property owners and permanent residents. We welcome you to discover Beaver Island and decide where it may fit into your life.

Beaver Island is a bargain!

Overnight rooms start at $70.00.
Rent a home on the lake for under $1000 a week!

 
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Beaver Island: A Great Lakes Jewel Video for Broadband

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Summer & Fall are beautiful on the Island...
so are Winter and Spring!

One year fantastic ice caves formed on the ice sheet which surrounds the Island

Come and enjoy the beautiful winter scenes, clean crisp snow, and the quiet peaceful environment of winter...

 

Have a great time Cross Country Skiing, Ice Skating, Snow Shoeing, Ice Fishing, or Snowmobiling...

Then come and enjoy the beautiful trilliums and spring flowers along the old roads and trails

Glimpse the deer alongside the streets enjoying the year's new growth

 

 

Enjoy the lilacs which frame inland lakes you'll often have all to yourself...

 
2009 Island Events

  • BEAVER ISLAND CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
    Honoring an individual and/or an organization that have made a significant contribution to making Beaver Island a better place to live, work, and visit.

  • FOURTH OF JULY
    Events start with live music downtown starting at noon followed by the 4th of July Parade down Main Street. Then the kids can have a ball at the annual carnival. The Clyde Fogg Memorial Boat Parade begins at dusk on the harbor. Fireworks over the harbor will follow the boat parade.

  • BEAVER ISLAND AIR SHOW
    The Chamber is bringing a B-25 to Beaver Island in June for the 2009 Beaver Island Air Show. The North American B-25 "Mitchell" bombers were the most effective medium bombers of World War II, probably best remembered for the carrier-launched Doolittle Raid against Japan in April of 1942. The Yankee Warrior is the only flying B-25D-35 and one of very few aircraft with documented combat history. For a once in a lifetime experience take a flight on this combat veteran. www.yankeeairmuseum.org

  • MUSEUM WEEK
    Discover Beaver Island history with the annual Museum Week full of informative and entertaining events. Music; presentations on nature, Oral History, and Native American culture; and Nature Walks, a Pet Show, and an Art Show.

  • BAROQUE ON BEAVER
    Under new sponsorship of the BICAA, the Baroque on Beaver Festival will have more concerts, an expanded Summer Music Camp, and some surprise musical events around the Island!

  • HOMECOMING
    Island-wide celebration and time to come together for all Islanders as well as the famous softball tournament. August 7-8, 2009.

  • CELTIC GAMES
    See athletes toss 28# quarter and 56# half weights pitch the 16# sheaf, and the audience favorite, the caber toss, a 150-pound, 18-foot cedar tree balanced and tossed end over end.

  • BITE OF BEAVER ISLAND
    See what the best professional and amateur chefs on the Island have to offer - sample a wide variety of treats.

  • THE ISLAND BOODLE 5K RUN
    Come and join us for the third annual 5K/Run/Walk starting in scenic St. James and offering a fast, beautiful lakefront-and-trails course.

 
2009 Chamber Membership

Click here for your 2009 Dues & Investment Chamber Membership form today!

 


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