Turning Page: Your Guide To The Impending Offseason In Leelanau County
By Craig Manning | Sept. 2, 2026
We know it seems like summer just started, but somehow, September is upon us, Labor Day is looming, and fall is beckoning. From the first wave of seasonal business closures to the perks of locals summer, the Leelanau Ticker has your guide to the impending offseason.
>Bulldog Berries had its final string of U-pick days for blueberries last week. The farm is still selling prepicked blueberries for another few days, with berries available for $4 per pound with a minimum order of 10 pounds.
>U-pick season has also drawn to a close for Northport’s Hallstedt Homestead Cherries, which had its final day of picking on August 14. …
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