The Rotary Club of St. Clair’s Pine River Turtle Race will be returning for the second year offering prize money totaling $3,000 and helping to raise crucial funds to support the club’s programming, benefiting the community and residents of St. Clair.
Local artists Megan Strachan and Eddie Lee are two of the artists whose work can be found among our community’s painted storm drains, spreading the message about the role of storm drains and the impact of stormwater pollution.
Local artists assisted Friends of the St. Clair River in a recent project to educate the public through artwork about the crucial role storm drains play in maintaining our region's water quality.
Last weekend, the Challenger Learning Center at SC4 opened its doors to the public. The first in Michigan and located right here in Port Huron, the immersive space-focused educational center joins the ranks as one of only 40 Challenger Learning Centers across the world.
Wild Green Winter Game Nights offer a unique way to learn about the world and ecosystem and help support future programs with Friends of the St. Clair River.
Check out some of our favorite holiday displays to see in Port Huron this year.
The recently-opened Sweet Tooth Cafe serves sweet treats, coffee, and various other beverages in downtown Marine City.
This weekend, Country Christmas Tree Farm & Gifts will be opening its doors for the season. Learn more about the family-owned and operated Christmas tree farm which has been in business for more than a decade.
“It’s about the people, not the big commercialization,” says Stanley Pankiewicz III. “And that's what dad really started, so we're carrying on that mom-and-pop tradition.”
Blue Water Area artists completed the last phase of the Making Muralists project, renovating Port Huron’s Military Street tunnel with vibrantly colored and locally-sourced public art.
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