Mill Market is conveniently located right off the Hub Trail, just steps away from the Ontario locks and the scenic St. Mary's River waterfront. Grown, raised or crafted by Northern Ontario's farmers, ranchers, fishermen, artists and artisans; Mill Market brings the best of our lakes, fields and forests to the heart of the historic Canal District in downtown Sault Ste. Marie. From farm to table, Mill Market connects Northern Ontario farmers to local consumers strengthening the local food economy and nurturing healthy communities.

Mill Market is a place to find fresh food, good people, culinary delights and artisan crafts.In addition to being a healthy food hub and artisan fair, Mill Market features live entertainment weekly and educational programming. Mill Market's annex houses Entomica Insectarium, if you're looking for something fun and educational to do with the whole family, check out Entomica at Mill Market.

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SAULT STE. MARIE - A Michigan landmark will open its doors to the public, when the Soo Locks hosts its annual open house Soo Locks Engineers Day.. The day celebrates the engineers who built the Soo Locks along with the men and women of the past and present who maintain the Locks.The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers invite people of all ages to come explore the Soo Locks and avail themselves the rare opportunity to walk across the Lock walls. These walls make it possible for freighters to traverse the 21-foot drop between Lake Superior and the lower Great Lakes. To gain a real understanding of how this engineering marvel works only a visit will do.

• Tour the Hydroelectric Plant       Once a year tour!
  

Young and old, physically fit or fitness challenged, all enjoy the fantastic views and the resultant pictures that will last a lifetime. Best of all, there's no admission fee, no long waits, and no sweltering heat to contend with, since the walk steps off at 9:30am sharp. Not up to the walk? Join the bike parade that leaves LSSU at 8:30am.

You must have transportation to get back across the bridge; you cannot walk back. Bus transportation is available to bring walkers from Mill Market in Sault Ontario back to the starting point for a small fee of $3. Visitors will find plenty to do back on the Michigan side, with a full offering of museums, boat tours, beaches, parks and more open to the public.

Passports required.

Come celebrate Canada's Birthday at Roberta Bondar Park & Pavilion. Enjoy family entertainment and children's activities. Join us at the Tent Pavilion to enjoy a variety of free entertainment. Attractions include multi-cultural displays, face painting, balloon animals, and of course, cotton candy.Opening Ceremony begins at 2 p.m. followed by afternoon and evening entertainment and Fireworks Presentation along the waterfront at dusk.

4th of July in Sault Ste Marie MI   7-10 PM  Parade and Fireworks

The Pow Wow, or Jiigtamok, has historical, social and spiritual value to American Indian people. Some trace the word powwow back to Anishinaabemowin, the language of the Anishinaabe. Early European-Americans used the word to mean a council or meeting. Powwows, or celebrations, as they were called, were originally held in the spring to celebrate the new beginning of life. People participate in traditional dance and song, visit with family and friends, make new acquaintances and trade arts and crafts. The public is invited to attend. Sault Ste Marie MI Pow Wow grounds  at 11 Ice Circle.

CLERGUE PARK/ROWSWELL PARK Savour the lip-smackin' BBQ at the Ribfest...Boogie to the continuous free entertainment. Frolic in the Tenaris PlayZone where you get hands-on and creative...Squeal with delight as you fly through the air on the chilling carnival rides...Replenish and refresh at the Rotary food court.. Parades too! .Delight in the family memories being created...
all and so much more at ROTARYFEST!

See Website below for details

See Website below for details

Located in in Sault Ste Marie MI, Premier, Tour-Level Competition for Walleye Anglers across the north.

Rendezvous in the Sault is a living history event that will take place along Historic Water Street at the City Hall Grounds and at the Historic Homes.  In addition to local participants, over 115 visiting historical re-enactors, musicians, entertainers and merchants will set up camps and displays with presentations and demonstrations on military and civilian life in the period of 1668-1840.  Food, music, dancing, cannon firing, drum and fife corps, puppet shows, storytelling, crafts and games will be just some of the fun things to see and do on Saturday and Sunday of the last full weekend of July.  Among the many items of special interest are presentations by the Michigan Surveyor's Reenactment Group who will display early surveying equipment and maps and discuss the methods used to survey Michigan.

Unparalleled Excitement on the Water! Join us for an exciting new international performance boating event – see the latest in marine technology at its best, as dozens of the most exotic boats in North America challenge the beautiful waters of the Great Lakes

THe Ultimate back country Mountain Bike stage race! Stay with us at the KOA for your central location!

Come out and celebrate the end of another summer season with Bushplane Days! Exhibits from all areas of aviation will be represented. Look out for another fantastic CL-415 waterbombing demonstration (subject to availability). Sault Search & Rescue, the SSM Fire Department, and much more! Face painting, crafts, carnival games and train rides with the Algoma Model Engineers Society for kids of all ages! Special admission rates will be in effect. Check out www.bushplane.com for more details as they become available! The Bushplane Museum : where adventure takes off!

Celebrate Culture Days September 28, 29 and 30  2018Culture Days is a national event dedicated to providing Canadians with opportunities to participate in and appreciate all forms of arts and culture. Through an annual weekend celebration each September, hundreds of artists and cultural organizations across the country come together and invite Canadians to participate in free interactive activities to raise awareness of arts and culture of their communities.

Culture Days will take place in Sault Ste. Marie on September 28, 29 and 30 and will feature free, hands-on, interactive activities for the whole family. A schedule of events includes:

• 10:00 a.m. - Flag raising ceremony at the Ermatinger•Clergue National Historic Site
  
• 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. - The Centennial Library, The Ermatinger•Clergue National Historic Site and The Art Gallery of Algoma will have multicultural arts, crafts and activities including:
  
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• Paint like the Group of Seven workshop
  
• The Bondar Challenge Photo Contest
  
• CAP Karaoke
  
• Face Painting with Laura Nelson
  

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As part of Culture Days, The Ermatinger•Clergue National Historic Site will also be hosting Fall Rendezvous featuring historical encampments, British soldiers, voyageurs and couriers de bois, hands-on activities and demonstrations, as well as Harvest Festival activities and foods, from September 27 to 30.

Be sure to stick around for the Downtown Heritage Block Party starting at 4:00 p.m. on Friday, September 29. The block party features live music, Makers Market, historical storytelling, a Sault Ste. Marie Museum exhibit and walking tours.

For more information about Culture Days, contact Maegan Brennan at the Local Immigration Partnership at 705-759-5485 or email m.brennan@cityssm.on.ca.

Join up to 500 runners as part of the Annual Sault International Marathon. The Sault International Marathon provides runners with a unique opportunity to traverse the Sault Ste Marie International Bridge and run alongside the St. Mary's River all set against the backdrop of beautiful fall foliage and cool E.U.P. temperatures.