Good morning, Marquette.

On Sunday, Sept 28, the Ishpeming Area Historical Society will host a bus tour of the Cohodas English Tudor Revival home built in 1943 and the restored Cohodas Lodge on Lake Michigamme as a fundraiser with tickets priced at $150.

Checker Bus will depart from the Cliffs Shaft Museum parking lot at 1 p.m. (attendees are advised to arrive 15 minutes early) and return by 5 p.m.

The U.P. Fall Beer Fest was held Saturday at Mattson Lower Harbor Park in Marquette with over 3,000 beer fans enjoying nearly 80 brewers.

Ticket sales at $55 each raised an estimated $165,000 to support local brewing businesses—organizers said the event may have set a record for attendance.

Rock River Farm held its final bouquet workshop yesterday at Ore Dock Brewing Co.—people chose from over 100 flower types to create mason jar bouquets and learn how to dry them before the frost.

Jo-Kay Corral invites families to enjoy its farm every Saturday in September when weather permits; children can ride the hay wagon and see animals while pretzels are sold at Farmer Mac’s Snack Shack.

The event runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.—each person pays $10 with kids 2 and under free.

Marquette schools have met state immunization requirements for students by verifying vaccine or exemption documents for diseases such as whooping cough, measles, and chickenpox—officials from NICE Community and North Star Montessori say they follow CDC guidelines with flu clinics and proper handwashing to keep students ready for the fall virus season.

UP Health System Marquette’s UP Medical Group acquired Surgical Associates of Marquette, P.C., forming UPHS Marquette Surgical Associates.

The new team — which will offer more scheduling options and let patients keep seeing familiar providers — expands access to surgical care close to home.

Fans packed local clubs on Sunday night to watch the Packers-Lions game—Negaunee Eagles Club and Marquette Elks Lodge opened just for the match to build membership and boost business.

Bartender Dana Collins and club leader Kristina Eaton said the special Sunday openings may lead to more events like this in the future.

Household Hazardous Waste Collection

3-7 p.m. — Marquette County Solid Waste Management Authority — Free drop-off — Safely dispose of hazardous waste and contribute to environmental protection efforts.

Anna p.s. Concert at Drifa Brewing

6 PM – 12 AM — Drífa Brewing Company — $10 cover charge — Enjoy live Indie Folk music from Anna p.s. as they showcase their latest album.

The Go Rounds Live Concert

8 PM – 2 AM — Ore Dock Brewing Co. — $15 Student / $18 General Admission — Experience the mind-bending sounds of The Go Rounds blending indie, psych-pop, and twang-rock.

Blackrocks Oktoberfest Celebration

4 PM – 3 AM — 424 N 3rd St, Marquette, MI — Free entry — Celebrate Oktoberfest with German music, food vendors, and stein competitions while dressed in traditional attire.

Grateful Dead Tribute Sunday Funday

3-5 p.m. — Ore Dock Brewing Co. — $10 Admission — Enjoy a lively afternoon with Another One performing classic Grateful Dead tunes and great craft beer.

HA-HA-Harvest Fest

8-10:30 p.m. — Ore Dock Brewing Co. — $20 — Enjoy a night of laughter with headliner Adam Burke and feature Sonal Aggarwal at this comedy fest.

Queen City Trailblazers

5:00-5:45 p.m. — Forestville Trailhead and Tourist Park Campground Trailhead — Cost varies — Kids K-5th can learn trail running basics in this fun and safe program led by experienced coaches.

2025 Michigan Alliance for Environmental and Outdoor Education Conference

7:30 a.m. — Northern Center — $135 Members, $185 Non-Members — Dive into a weekend of environmental education amidst the stunning fall colors of Marquette.

Yooper Game Con

12-8 p.m. — Westwood Mall — Cost information not provided — Celebrate gaming with fellow Yoopers through tournaments and cosplay.

Jordan DeMay 5k/10k Run/Walk

10 a.m. — The David & Thu Brulé YMCA of Marquette County — Registration fees apply — Lace up for a scenic run or walk on the bike path towards Presque Isle Park.