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Travel tips and articles to help you plan your trip

150 Year Celebration South Haven Sesquicentennial Celebration Begins on Friday, May 10 The biggest birthday bash in South Haven history will kick-off the community’s Sesquicentennial celebration on Friday, May 10 when residents gather in historic Stanley Johnston Park for a picnic featuring free food, entertainment, activities for kids and trips down memory lane.
Farms & Markets Find Your Sensory Feast at the South Haven Farm Market Farm-to-table produce and meat. Freshly picked berries and nuts. All-natural Amish cheese. Herbs and spices. Artisan woodwork. Whimsical jewelry. Candles and soaps. Leather wraps. You’re not in the middle of an exotic bazaar – you’re among the 80 vendors at the South Haven Farm Market at the Huron St. Pavilion, an annual highlight of downtown South Haven.
150 Year Celebration South Haven and the Fruit Industry: A Success Story In the early 1800’s, South Haven was shaped by the lumber industry and drew in many residents with the hint of potential that the Great Lakes, arable land, and growing businesses provided. The cultivation and shipping of fruit was the next major industry that helped the town’s growing prosperity. The efforts of many people helped South Haven gain its recognition as a part of Michigan’s fruit belt. The ample amounts of produce resulted in the creation of new businesses, new jobs, and ultimately, a new recognition that is still alive today.
Events & Festivals Heading to South Haven for Music that Moves You You approach South Haven’s city limits, and images instantly leap to mind: beaches, dining, shopping, lodging, camping, hiking, adventures out on the water. You also think of the sights, sounds and smells of South Haven nightlife, festivals and markets. But that’s not the main reason you’re heading back to the Haven this time. This time, you’re here for the inspired live music.