Search for your next upcycle project at these fall markets and craft fairs across the Lake Erie region.
A Port Stanley restaurant puts a fresh morning spin on a beloved Quebec classic.
A morning at Huron’s Lakefront Market becomes a lesson in seeing the possibilities in vintage finds, handcrafted goods and overlooked objects — with local makers Christine and Randy Crawford along for the creative adventure.
Dine just feet from the water at The Galley, a new restaurant with sailboat views, a big patio and an approachable menu.
Food trucks, live music, cocktails and lakefront sunsets make Linwood Landing a lively new gathering spot in Vermilion.
For a family spending summers on Ohio’s Catawba Peninsula, designer Summer Alaedeen transformed a stark, open-plan house into a comfortable retreat with clever seating, layered color and spaces designed for both entertaining and everyday family life.
Kelleys Island’s iconic strawberry shots have drawn visitors for more than 30 years — and they’re still made to order, berry by berry.
The new Gordie Howe Bridge connects Detroit and Windsor with a free cross-border trail for walkers and bicyclists.
Jim Kukral turns a sunset cruise on the Cuyahoga into a funny, cathartic escape where worries dissolve.
Erie & Main brings a sophisticated, curated take on Coastal decor to Marblehead, with a mix of reclaimed furniture, nautical art and understated lake-inspired pieces.
A new Scranton Peninsula retreat brings Scandinavian sauna culture and cold plunges to Cleveland’s Flats.
