Tawas Point Lighthouse turns 150 and is throwing a free, family-friendly bash on August 7th and 8th—perfectly timed for National Lighthouse Day. Built in 1876 after the original was swallowed by sand, this beacon has guided ships for over a century and a half. Friday’s event features crafts, games, stories, and local orgs—all free. Saturday’s highlight? A free concert by Lee Murdock, with lighthouse entry costing just a small fee (kids still in!).
National Lighthouse Day, August 7th, honors the 1789 federal lighthouse law—no official holiday, but big on history. With over 200 active lighthouses on the Great Lakes, Tawas Point’s milestone is a chance to celebrate engineering, resilience, and maritime heritage.
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