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Bacon can be thought of as a close relative of barbecue. It can also be thought of the candy of the pig. And that’s exactly what Lazybones Smokehouse makes with its house-smoked bacon: pig candy. “We get a whole pork belly and smoke it over apple wood from a local orchard,” says Jenny Smiljanovki,...
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There’s nothing like a downtown to draw the whole community together, and they’re doing just that with three events in Downtown Mount Clemens this week. The Downtown Mount Clemens Made in Michigan Show is an open-air show dedicated to all things made, grown, manufactured, and distributed by Michigan-based business. The show will showcase many...
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As soon as the weather breaks, so do the crops that come from the ground, and what better way to get those just-picked vegetables than at the Mount Clemens Farmers Market, which opens for the season on Saturday, May 5. Located just between Downtown Mount Clemens and I-94, the Mount Clemens Farmers Market is...
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Chances are, you probably have scenario in your head when you hear the phrase, “Run like a mother,” but the folks at Prentiss Pointe Apartments have something entirely different in mind when they team up with the Parks and Recreation Department of Harrison Township for the 6th annual Run Like a Mother event on...
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The men and women of Michigan’s National Guard are doing their part to serve in the war in Afghanistan, and there’s a way you can help, too. Paragon Properties is coordinating a donation drive for Michigan’s National Guard 1-126th Cavalry – Charlie Troop at its 11 apartment communities throughout Michigan. Anticipated to be the...
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Most artists spend quite a bit of time trying to get their work into art galleries, but about 470 works of art by 7th-12th-grade students are filling the walls and spaces of the Anton Art Center through April 22. The art in the Anton Art Center’s Annual Macomb County Secondary Student Show comes from...
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Sometimes a couple of new accessories can refresh a wardrobe better than a couple of new outfits, and if you’ve been to Glitz & Ears, it’s easy to re-do a couple of wardrobes. But to keep things simple, owner Donna Hassig, has four must-have recommendations to get you styling and profiling for the next...
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For the past several years, my occasional guilty pleasure has been slipping into Dolce Gelato in Clinton Township for an espresso and a scoop of gelato. So rich, creamy and full of fresh ingredients with my favorites being Limoncello, black cherry and Nutella. Pistachio. A huge favorite. Just the rows of colorful and creamy...
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We’ve all seen flash mobs where large groups of people converge in a public spot to break out in song and dance, but what’s a cash mob? It’s an idea that originated in Cleveland back in September where people come to a local business and spend at least $20 in a designated store. Call...
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New Orleans has Mardi Gras, Rio de Janeiro has Carnavale, but Detroiters celebrate Paczki Day the day before the first day of Lent, which is Feb. 21 this year. Pronounced “POONCH-key,” paczki are Polish-style jelly or custard-filled donuts. Ask any die-hard paczki lover, and they’ll say the only place to get the best paczki...
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