Military Street Music Cafe in Port Huron, Michigan offers great food, great music and good times with a kitchen that's open till late, and Friday and Saturday night dinner specials. There are weekly specials too, from Happy Mondays to Takin' Tuesdays, Hump Day Wednesdays, Thirsty Thursdays and every Friday and Saturday night there's a live band with DJ playing between breaks. Military Street Music Cafe offers free WIFI and there's a new back deck perfect for parties and private events, plus they can can cater your events and offer private party buffets, let the fun begin.READ MORE

Kate's Downtown is a cafe and coffee shop in Port Huron, Michigan that offers sublime organic meals, with fast and friendly service. The bakery, cafe and espresso bar is also available for catering to private events, and the cafe is available after hours for celebrations and special events. A wide variety of gluten free and vegan foods are also available as well as a selection of staple grocery items. The menu at Kate's Downtown features fresh homemade and delicious items, and they are open for breakfast, lunch, tea and coffee, come enjoy a sublime dining experience here.READ MORE

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Knowltons Ice Museum of North America located in Port Huron, Michigan showcases the natural ice industry from the past and here there are fascinating collections and exhibits of antiques and collections including an actual size ice wagon. Knowltons Ice Museum of North America houses one of the largest collections in the world of ice tools and implements, and it's interesting to note that this was one of the 10 largest industries in the United States at one time. Come view the horse drawn ice wagons which transported the ice harvested from the Great Lakes, and with over 10,000 square feet of history to explore, you'll be amazed, they also offer guided tours.READ MORE

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Fuel Woodfire Grill in Port Huron, Michigan offers casual smokehouse American cuisine and offers unique old fashioned BBQ flavours with a twist. Housed in a building built more than 125 years ago still with original tin ceilings, brick, mortar and hardwood floors dine in surrounds of vintage artworks of old fuel pumps which complete the sublime dining experience. Dine of succulent baby back ribs that fall off the bone, delicious Texas style brisket, Smokehouse burgers and tender Ribeye steak, to name but of a few of the items available. Fuel Woodfire Grill also offers a large selection of craft beers made from quality ingredients, a visit is a must for the whole superb experience.READ MORE

The Raven Cafe in Port Huron, Michigan offers a unique dining, musical and cultural experience in this culinary mecca that is located in a civil war era building. The Raven Cafe not only serves an exquisite menu of traditional American cuisine including deli, baked and grilled items with great sides and soups, they also offer tempting desserts and pastries. Beverages include beer, wine and cocktails including 8 microbrewery specialty beers on tap, and there are over 8000 vintage antique and contemporary books on bookshelves to explore, plus they have live music Thursday through Saturday, and are a specialty coffeehouse, it's a sublime experience that awaits you here.READ MORE

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Art Studio 1219 in Port Huron is the largest art facility in the Great Lakes region with seven fine art galleries and a unique gift shop for gifts and personal collections. Art Studio 1219 offers event room rentals for private events including receptions, meetings, bridal and baby showers, and kids birthday parties, and they host regular art classes and workshops. Art Studio 1219 is a multi-purpose building open to the public, and also rents space to artists who want to gather for art discussions and more, come enjoy.READ MORE

Come visit the fascinating Huron Lightship Museum in Port Huron, Michigan the last lightship on the Great Lakes which is open to the public from April through Mid December. Lightships were like floating lighthouses always anchored where it was too deep for a lighthouse, and the Huron Lightship was stationed at various shoals on Lake Michigan. This fascinating museum offers a look into the workings of the lightship from yesteryear and when she was commissioned to guide mariners into the narrow dredged channel of lower Lake Huron leading to the St. Clair River.READ MORE