Farm and Produce Stand in Calumet MI

 Located in downtown Calumet, Frozen Farms Co. is a two family cooperative providing high quality, ethically raised, local beef, lamb, pork and other farm fresh goods. Along with local meat, produce & other local items, they also offer unique kitchen goods, Scandinavian items and various healthy spices, sauces and rubs. 

Location : 320 5th St. Calumet MI. 49913

 Located in downtown Calumet, Keweenaw Coffee Works is a social enterprise that offers high-quality small-batch specialty coffee across the Midwest, while proudly celebrating the natural and cultural beauty of our home in the Keweenaw Peninsula. Founded and run by husband-wife team Nate Shuttleworth and Valerie Baciak, their brand is built on a value for equal partnership, creative collaboration, and the joy of making and sharing the good stuff.  

Location:  113 5th St, Calumet Twp, MI 49913 

The Keweenaw Co-op Market & Deli is community owned and supported. They are committed to providing their community with a reliable source of quality goods and services to sustain a healthy community; a center for proactive socioeconomic, environmental, and health concepts; and a forum for the development and transfer of values and skills. 

Location:  1035 Ethel Ave, Hancock, MI 49930 

Louies Fresh Market is  a locally owned grocery store in Lake Linden  that provides grocery staples along local produce. 

Location:  5400 Bridge St, Lake Linden, MI 49945 

Located in Eagle River as you head towards Copper Harbor, the Fitz is a locally owned restaurant/ smokehouse and hotel specializing in smoked meats, fine whiskey & beautiful accommodations right on the shore of Lake Superior.

Location:   5033 Front St, Eagle River, MI 49950 

 Copper Country Senior Meals is a home delivered and congregate meal service. The meals are designed to provide 33% of the daily nutritional requirement. For people 60 and over, that are able to drive, congregate meal sites are situated throughout the area, providing an opportunity for social interaction.

For home bound seniors, ‘meals on wheels’ are available. This vital service not only provides a hot meal, but also a visit from a dedicated delivery person. Meals and milk can be opened, and if a senior is not home, or able to open the door, we call an emergency contact to be sure of the senior’s wellbeing. Often, this is the only social contact our home bound have, and it is very important for them to have a connection with the world outside.

Houghton Portage Township Schools and  Hancock Public Schools are participating in the 10 cents a meal program. This program  is a state-funded program providing schools and early childhood education centers with match incentive funding up to 10 cents per meal to purchase and serve Michigan-grown fruits, vegetables, and legumes.