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Round Lake Lake Michigan ACCOMMODATIONS EAT/DRINK 11 Scovie’s Gourmet PHARMACY 78 Charlevoix County Building EYEWEAR BED & BREAKFAST BAKERY & COFFEE 13 Smoke on the Water 62 Central Drug Store PRINTING 89 Sunglass Shoppe of Charlevoix 7 2 The Bridge Street Inn 56 Harwood Gold Stafford’s Weathervane Restaurant RESOURCES 94 Village Graphics Inc. FLORISTS 1 Charlevoix House 93 Morning Dew Café & 83 Subway ACCOUNTANT/TAX REAL ESTATE & MARINE SALES 41 BLOOM Flowers & Gifts North Coast Properties 97 Terry’s Place HOTELS 81 57 91 Charlevoix Floral 15 My Grandmothers Table Hoffman McLane CPA Firm Coldwell Banker Previews Lakeside 9 49 Town House Bar Realty & Walstrom Marine Edgewater Inn 32 17 Mason, Kammermann, & 76 Petals That French Place 98 3 Hotel Earl Villager Pub Rohrback, P.C. REAL ESTATE SALES CONVENIENCE STORE GALLERIES/GIFTS 5 Pointes North Inn BANKING 20 107 HEALTH/BEAUTY Berkshire Hathaway 25 Elements 4 Weathervane Terrace Inn & Suites Bridge Street Wine and Spirits Home Services 52 Charlevoix State Bank 84 CRAFT BREWERY BEAUTY/SPA The Lake House 59 Huntington Bank ACTIVITIES 105 RETAIL 50 23 Lake Charlevoix Brewing Co Angel Nails Maison & Jardin BOAT TOURS/CHARTERS 102 FINANCIAL ADVISORS APPAREL 75 Margot GROCERY Charlevoix Barber Shop 16 72 Bickersteth, Brown & Associates Beaver Island Boat Co. 6 J. Luxe 46 52 Weekends 55 North Seas Gallery 101 Oleson’s Wealth Advisors 45 Sunshine Charters 21 79 14 Panache’ Hair Studio 44 The Bear Company Pumpkin & Wyatt 99 Ward Brothers Boats ICE CREAM/CONFECTIONS Edward Jones 40 Salon Beautiful You 47 Boutique Emmanuel 18 Treasure Chest 34 Brian’s Ice Cream Experience INSURANCE CULTURAL CORRIDOR 80 86 Charlevoix Harbor Wear 39 True North Interior Design 68 The SPA Charlevoix & Tranquility 100 Celeste Murdick’s Fudge Bingham Insurance Services Lewis 53 Charlevoix Circle of Arts Massage and Bodywork 77 The Clothing Company & Antiques 51 Kilwins 60 Charlevoix Agency 33 Charlevoix Historical Society 109 The Well Being Day Spa 43 Color Wear PHOTOGRAPHY Museum 31 The Taffy Barrel 110 Jeff Lemerand Agency - 69 Ga Ga for kids & Women Too 88 58 DENTISTS Farm Bureau Insurance Aartvark Studio and Gallery Charlevoix Public Library RESTAURANTS 12 28 Gentle Family Dentistry 96 Northern Michigan Benefits Glik’s 103 Tatum Photo and Design MOVIE THEATER 29 Alley Mac N’ Melts Dr. Nemeck DDS 71 Graffitees 26 INTERIOR DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHY/FRAMING 95 Charlevoix Cinema III Bridge Street Tap Room 111 10 Lakeview Dentistry of Charlevoix 90 Grey 104 30 The Cantina Home Planning & Design Ltd. Bicycle Route To Downtown Picture This POTTERY 67 J. Phillips 65 HEALTH 19 Charlevoix Pizza Company MARINE SALES 63 SPECIALTY Cottage Pottery on Park Avenue 61 Momentum Outfitters 64 East Park Tavern Charlevoix Fitness Center 48 Jefferson Beach Yacht Sales RECREATION/SPORTING GOODS 36 Northbound 66 American Spoon 8 French Quarter New Orleans Bistro 87 Munson Healthcare Charlevoix 82 ORGANIZATIONS/GOVERNMENT/ 85 Round Lake Outfitters 42 Cherry Republic Revolution Bike 108 Grey Gables Restaurant & Catering Hospital Wellness Workshop/ INFORMATION 70 56 22 Schulman Paddleworks 106 Charlevoix Courier Thistle Harwood Gold Harbor View Café 74 Charlevoix Area Chamber of TOURS 92 Hotdoggers OPTOMETRIST Commerce & Visit Charlevoix BOOKS TOYS Ber 24 Mushroom House Tours 35 The Salad Fork 54 Dr. Voci Optical 73 Charlevoix City Hall 37 Round Lake Books 31 38 Rocking Horse Toy Company 1 To Depot Beach W Don E Don 2 3 Thistledo (ate) 4 5 M 6 Pine River LAKE To South Pier Lighthouse and Lake Michigan Beach MICHIGAN DNR Pine River Channel Walkway 9 Fisheries 8 Lake 7 Michigan PIN Beach E RI VER C Under-Bridge Walkway HANNEL Pine River Channel Walkway ROUND Palmer Under-Bridge Walkway LAKE Volleyball Water Tower Park 10 Bridge Hoffmann Park Park 11 12 Beaver Bridge Bicycle Route To Downtown 13 14 15 Island Park 16 Ferry P 23 18 17 19 20 21 22 26 24 25 To Hospital 28 Charlevoix 30 31 32 34 35 36 P Historical Society 33 37 V P Ay Museum 38 29 40 41 42 43 44 45 Shopper’s Dock 39 Park Earl Young 46 Bicycle Route To Downtown To Route Bicycle 47 Homes Downtown To Route Bicycle Circle 48 of Arts 49 50 53 51 52 54 55 56 57 Con E Con Harbormaster 62 Bicycle Route To Downtown 60 61 59 63 64 65 Trout Stream 58 66 & Splash Pad 67 H S Ay City City Sate Sate 68 Marina Gr Gr Gr Gr Hall 69 Visitor Info 70 Public Library 71 East Park 72 73 74 75 76 77 M M 79 80 81 82 83 Bridge 78 84 85 Accommodations Health/Beauty 86 S County 87 h Activities Resources o p Building 88 p Odmark e r Eat/Drink Retail 90 ’ 89 Performance s 91 92 Do 96 Pavilion ck 93 94 95 97 98 BicycleA Parking Gas Dock A E A 99 Bicycle Rentals Information 100 Bicycle Route Playground Veteran’s 101 Park ConcessionsNwman Public Parking John Cross Fisheries Belveder 108 Charging Station Recycling 102 103 104 105 106 To Ferry Beach & Boat Launch Earl Young Building Restrooms 107 Food Truck Wi-Fi Access 109 31 Download our free mobile app S 110 Bicycle Route To Downtown To Bicycle Route LIFE IN CHARLEVOIX Downtown To Bicycle Route 111 Hurlbut H E H UPDATED MAY 2019. FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT DOWNTOWNCHARLEVOIX.COM OR CALL (231) 547-3257. H Grant W U E U Sate Bridge MLeod FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT DOWNTOWNCHARLEVOIX.COM VISIT INFORMATION, MORE FOR Oct 10-Nov 26, Library, 3-6 p.m. 3-6 Library, 26, 10-Nov Oct May 16-Oct 3, East Park, 8 a.m.-1 p.m. a.m.-1 8 Park, East 3, 16-Oct May THURSDAYS THURSDAYS Shop Local, Eat Fresh. Eat Local, Shop 11 The Gordon Lightfoot Tribute Band Tribute Lightfoot Gordon The 22 Doug Thomas Music (classic rock) rock) (classic Music Thomas Doug presents: Romeo & Juliet & Romeo presents: 15 5-6 Matt Austin (country) (country) Austin Matt Pigeon Creek Shakespeare Company Company Shakespeare Creek Pigeon 8 4 1000 Watt Prophets (blues) Prophets Watt 1000 Buskers on Bridge Street only Street Bridge on Buskers 1 Ray Kamalay & His Red Hot Peppers (jazz) (jazz) Peppers Hot Red His & Kamalay Ray JULY AUGUST 27 The Horton Creek Band (bluegrass) Band Creek Horton The 18 Petoskey Steeldrum Band (Caribbean) Band Steeldrum Petoskey JUNE Performance Pavilion Performance Odmark Park East p.m. 7-9 (Various locations – four performers each week) each performers four – locations (Various Street Bridge on Buskers p.m. 5-7 THURSDAYS THURSDAYS paddle4thepool.com visitcharlevoix.com bridgedrop.com Memorial Day Parade Day Memorial Paddle 4 The Pool The 4 Paddle New Year’s Eve Bridge Drop Bridge Eve Year’s New livefromcharlevoix.com charlevoix.org charlevoix.org Round Lake Music Fest Music Lake Round Holiday Merchant Open House Open Merchant Holiday Summer Sidewalk Sales Sidewalk Summer trailscouncil.org downtowncharlevoix.com charlevoixwaterfrontartfair.org Marathon Shopping Holiday Local Life Live Fair Art Waterfront Charlevoix to Harbor Springs Springs Harbor to Charlevoix DECEMBER AUGUST AUGUST walkruncure.org Run and Walk 5k charlevoix.org venetianfestival.com Cancer Cancer Holiday Parade & Tree Lighting Tree & Parade Holiday Charlevoix Venetian Festival Venetian Charlevoix Sue DeYoung/Judy Edger Breast Breast Edger DeYoung/Judy Sue munsonhealthcare.org boynethunder.com Turkey Trot Turkey bridgedrop.com/camel-cup Boyne Thunder Boyne Fundraiser Cup Camel downtowncharlevoix.com Live Life Local Holiday Shopping Holiday Local Life Live charlevoix.org MAY MAY Show Craft & Art downtowncharlevoix.com downtowncharlevoix.com charlevoixrestaurantweek.com Week Restaurant JULY JULY Week Restaurant NOVEMBER NOVEMBER DOWNTOWN MAP DOWNTOWN APRIL Experience Charlevoix Experience castlefarms.com charlevoix.org charlevoix.org Grand Bridal Expo Bridal Grand Summer Art Show Art Summer Easter Egg Hunt Egg Easter facebook.com/rowandrun charlevoix.org charlevoix.org Laif Erikkson 5k and Paddle and 5k Erikkson Laif Summer Art Show Art Summer Charlevoix of Taste charlevoix.org Charlevoix Business Expo & & Expo Business Charlevoix charlevoixmarathon.com Festival Apple dogmanchallenge.net Charlevoix Marathon Charlevoix OCTOBER OCTOBER Challenge Dogman charlevoix.org MARCH MARCH Summer Open House Open Summer visitcharlevoix.com Walk on Labor Day Labor on Walk fishcharlevoix.com charlevoix.org Charlevoix Little but Mighty Bridge Bridge Mighty but Little Charlevoix Charlevoix Trout Tournament Trout Charlevoix Winter Sidewalk Sales Sidewalk Winter SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER downtowncharlevoix.com charlevoixshadowfest.com Festival Beer Craft Fest Shadow Groundhog charlevoixdragonfestival.org Dragon Boat Festival Boat Dragon JUNE JUNE FEBRUARY COMMUNITY EVENTS COMMUNITY Pa-Ba-Shaw Trail Points of interest Bay Airport Cedar j Pa-Ba-Shaw Ln. Maple Beach Clubho use Dr Bike Path Pleasant Pine Ridge Old Orchard Downtown Bike Route ill Ln. g orw Earl Young homes po ip Weislik Ct. h Gas Dock Mount McSauba W St. James t f 7 Hospital Waller 2 B Lighouse ea ve r Is Picnic area la n d Public Restroom B Martin Rd. o Taylor Rd. Gibbons Dr. a Boyne City/Charlevoix Rd Skiing t C Municipal o m Golf Course See Rd Approximate Scale: p Ance a Mercer Blvd. Blvd. Mercer n Mt. McSauba Rd 0 mi. .25 mi Beaver y Island Petoskey Ave. (not to scale) Division St. To Petoskey ian A Ind T r p a p i ls r Stroud Ct. o D x Crouter r . 3 2 Petoskey Ave. Auld Ave. M Oak i Michigan Ave. Blvd. Mercer le s Elm St. i Fairway Cherry St. q Lewis Nettleton St. Burns St. Prospect St. Meech St. Nicholls Dixon Ave. Dixon k C & O Club Dr. Pine River Ln. Thistledowns Ch Lake Michigan ica Eagle d go Lake Palmer 1 a u Lake Park Ave. Charter Boats y Michigan w e Depot Charlevoix Bridge Park Dr. Beach Grant St. Clinton St. 9 Round Beach Park Ave.
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