by CAVB Staff | Aug 21, 2024 | Downtown, Food, Drink & Markets, Summer
For many of us, our pets are like family and it is only natural to want to take them everywhere. And for those with service animals, they really do need to be taken everywhere. Unfortunately, there are many places that don’t allow our furry friends in while we...
by CAVB Staff | May 6, 2024 | Caddy the Bear, Cadillac Stories, Stewardship & Sustainability, Summer
Hey there, fellow campers! If you want to have a roaring good time in the great outdoors, check out these quick tips from me, Caddy Bear! As an experienced bear who has spent countless days amidst the beauty of the great outdoors, I am here to share some valuable...
by CAVB Staff | Jul 11, 2023 | Caddy the Bear, Cadillac Stories, Downtown, Food, Drink & Markets, Shopping, Summer
A summer trip into Downtown Cadillac isn’t complete without browsing through the the bustling aisles of the Cadillac Farmers Market. Come along with Caddy Bear as we explore the unique offerings of the market this summer! Every Tuesday & Friday from 9am to...
by CAVB Staff | Aug 21, 2022 | Summer, Water
When in Cadillac during the summer, enjoying our lakes and rivers are a must! Kayaking, swimming, boating and jet skiing are only a handful of the things you can do. But the cost of investing in equipment is expensive, especially when you can only use it for just a...
by CAVB Staff | Jun 7, 2021 | Cadillac Stories, Food, Drink & Markets, Summer
Occasionally, the time in between holidays can seem long and boring. You may find yourself looking for reasons to leave the house or grab some treats with friends and family. This list of National Dessert days will be a great start to getting out and enjoying the...
by CAVB Staff | Oct 28, 2019 | Cadillac Stories, Downtown, Hiking Trails, Spring, Summer, Trails & Parks
The Clam River Greenway is a 1.6 mile paved trail that takes visitors from the CASA soccer fields to a couple Lake Cadillac trails. The trail is 10 feet wide and covers multiple boardwalks, bridges, and snakes with the Clam River through its entirety. “Walking...
