Tahquamenon Logging Museum

"Lumbering plays a role as vital in Luce County's economy today as it did when the county seat, Newberry, was founded in 1882."

The Tahquamenon Logging Museum invites you to come join us for a great season of Tahquamenon Logging Museum Events!

Vendors Opportunities:

Open to all Arts & Crafts vendors with Direct Sales Business or Craft Specialty
Click here to view all of our Events - you are invited to participate in all events great and small, this is a great opportunity for all applicable vendors
Where: Tahquamenon Logging Museum, North M-123 (1 mile north of Newberry)
FREE EVENT FOR VENDORS
You will need to bring your own table and canopy, open air event, you must stay within your space provided
We will need to know:
- Which event you will be attending
- Your location
- Contact #
- Merchandise Description

Contact: Linda Paine
Call: (906) 293-3700
Email: Lindamanderson1965@gmail.com

Please share this FREE Upper Peninsula Event with other crafters!

"I absolutely LOVE this place!!! The volunteers who run the museum and the board members are fantastic! My great-grandparents' cabin is on the property and I love to visit when I come home. Do NOT miss out on the lumberjacks' breakfasts as they are the best!"—C. Pagels, Facebook Reviews

The Tahquamenon Logging Museum would like to thank the Michigan Arts & Culture Council and McMillan Township for their support over the years. Their support has enabled TLM to bring in talented entertainers to TLM for our summer festivals each year. Also, MACC has given TLM a grant this year to help pay for re-siding the McGruer House with cedar lap siding. Their support has been of great benefit to our community. Bringing folks to the museum helps us teach our public about the rich history and culture of our community. Thank You MACC!