Beaver Island Chamber of Commerce

Beaver Island
Chamber of Commerce

P.O. Box 5
Beaver Island, MI 49782
231 - 448 - 2505

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2008
Membership Info

 

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Beaver Island Map
published July 2006

 

 

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Take a scenic Tour of Beaver Island

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Working together with the Charlevoix Chamber of Commerce

 

Member of the West Michigan Tourist Association

 

Beaver Island Tour Calendar of Events

 

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America's Emerald Isle

B e a v e r  I s l a n d

The most remote inhabited island in the Great Lakes, with a year-round population of 600 - a large percentage, of Irish descent. The residents' isolation, independence and respect for nature and traditions of the Island have made time slow down. Because Beaver Island offers a serene, relaxed life-style, many visitors have become regular vacationers, property owners and permanent residents. We welcome you to discover Beaver Island and decide where it may fit into your life.

Beaver Island is a bargain!

Overnight rooms start at $70.00.
Rent a home on the lake for under $1000 a week!

 
Powers' DoitBest Hardware & Lumber Paradise Bay Web Cam

 
Beaver Island: A Great Lakes Jewel Video for Broadband

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Discover The Real Splendor of Autumn

Come to the Island and see beautiful fall colors...

... reds and oranges reflected in the pristine Inland Lakes

 

or wonderful fields full of deer rimmed with colorful fall birches and maples...

and the old Island roads framed by a beautiful canopy of autumn leaves.

 

Upcoming Events

  • CELTIC GAMES
    See athletes toss 28# quarter and 56# half weights pitch the 16# sheaf, and the audience favorite, the caber toss, a 150-pound, 18-foot cedar tree balanced and tossed end over end. September 13, 2008.

  • BITE OF BEAVER ISLAND
    See what the best professional and amateur chefs on the Island have to offer - sample a wide variety of treats. .October 4, 2008.

 
Chamber Membership

Join the Chamber and support the many efforts to expand the Beaver Island economy, including events such as the 4th of July, Celtic Games, Bite of Beaver Island & the Island Boodle, and next summer, the Beaver Island Air Show featuring the Yankee Lady B-17. Take advantage of the Chamber to advertise your business in the printed member directory, this web site, and from the Chamber office. Click here for your 2008 Dues & Investment Chamber Membership form today!


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