Coming Attractions is first and foremost a designer jewelry store filled with beautiful and unique…read morejewelry that you probably won't find anywhere else. They are located in a small arcade called HarborTown in Harrisville, MI. The price is a little salty for me but still well worth it. They also have handbags, candles, gourmet tea and within the last year added a section of kitchen gadgets. Interesting store and worth a look.

The pepole are so nice & very helpful . And the price's are…read morelow & it's very clean with great gifts for a friend looking for unuseal thing to get ..

Incredibly rude manager, was seen screaming at young children of my family in the store after a…read moresmall mistake that another employee kindly helped us clean up. I commented about this before and she deleted the review. Do not give them your business until that manager lady is gone!

I love this place! Not only did I get these awesome bird houses at a great price. They have other…read morethings from local suppliers like maple syrup and pierogies. Surprisingly, they import food from Italy so now it's my go to place for REAL olive oil, sauce, pasta, etc. Definitely check out this place.

Super nice & unbelievably cute!!!! The variety of items were great, candles, some clothing, and…read moreother items, too many to name. Love that I got my Market on 23 sweatshirt on sale too! Bonus! Will definitely be back next time we pass through!

Love this place . Missy is the best u want something with Michigan on it this is the place. They…read moresell yardzee to, a must have game .

From the owner: Proudly selling upscale Michigan apparel and gifts made by Michiganders! Onesies to 3XL…read more Drinkware, wall art, coffee and more.

This place was a little off-putting. They have a lot of nice stuff, pretty pricey stuff mostly. I…read moredid like all the Willow Tree Angels and had never seen WT Angel cards before. I decided to by one for $3.50 or so but they have a $5 minimum for credit cards and I like to use my card, partly because of the good receipts I get while travelling and also for the record of purchases that come with my bill. So I grabbed another WT card to meet the minimum. The cards are pretty, though. (From 2011) 2016: Still gave off the same vibes. I discovered I had left this review for the wrong business 5 years ago because I didn't get it posted right away and I remembered the store name wrong. So I am removing it from the O'Connors business listing and posting it here instead. I went back into the store today, 10/28/16 and pretty much had the same feeling that I had 5 years ago.

Sign all around store 30% off clothing no disclaimers The sales lady the day before told us…read morejust wait all this will be on sale tomorrow. We check out oh not t-shirts or sweatshirts just clothing. We tell her we had this in our hand yesterday and the clerk told us to wait. Sorry she says and points to clothing racks. Really?????? Probably taking back can't quite get over it yet.

Great Michigan and Alpena apparel for the whole family. Some of the logos are similar to name brand…read moreones which is fun. The prices where very reasonable, and there was a 10% military discount.

They have such a wide variety of items to look at and explore. I'm a big fan of Lilly Pulizter, and…read moreI always find my fix here. Their prices can vary from being a bit high to having some really great sales. Everyone who works there are so friendly and I've never had a bad experience.

Too familiar Mayberry meets port Austin. However this small town just takes advantage of tourist…read more This place just like rest of the local establishments jack up the prices. I can say this the service here locally is really uptight. They charge 3.99 % for every credit card or debit purchased robbery. Their cook is lazy too I mean it was 10:48 in the morning and would not open the evens for hot sandwiches. The vibes here are just like a bad disturbance in the force. I can also figured out when I am in a establishment where race plays a big factor. Well what I can expect around here it's Trump country. The only good thing about this place it's nostalgic but it's not Hispanic friendly. That is all. The Chief Always walk in like you owner the place . That way everyone in place will move their own business.

Absolutely breathtaking scenic views! You can bring your dog. There's a gift shop and little signs…read moreat the top giving the history of Monument. There are also trails to take around the park. You can also take the 242 stairs down to the pond. Unfortunately, we were running late for our next AirBnB check in so we didn't get to check that out. Do yourself, family, and pet a favor and stop at this beautiful location. Really happy we did because I didn't want to LOL. This will definitely be added to the list of other locations we love when traveling up north! Sorry no pics; we were rushing!

I have come to and enjoyed Lumberman's Monument many times over the years. First with my kids and…read morefast forward some thirty plus years to present day with my grandkids. The monument and out buildings give you a very nice history of this area spanning from the logging years in Michigan back in the late 1800's/early 1900's through the FDR years where youth/education programs were based in this area to more modern times of the US Forest Service and their work in preserving our great national/state forests in this area and their work in containing forest fires in this region over the years. Additionally there are interactive logging related displays that are quite fun and educational for adults and children alike. Aside from the the historical/educational aspects of this park there is amazing elevated scenic overlooks of the Ausable river that are some of the most beautiful scenic views I have seen in Michigan or anywhere for that matter. These are the sort of views you see in post cards and are worth the trip here alone. Finally there is the huge sand dune that runs down to the base of the Ausable. Literally just seconds to go down with gravity doing most of the work and many tortuous minutes to climb back up as it is literally two steps up and one step back as you fight the shifting sand under your feet. Great for kids but not so much for a sixty something old retiree. I have done this hill many times over the years but not this last time and my knees/lungs/muscles thanked me for for not doing it this last time.... Overall a great spot to learn some history about Michigan and see some of the most scenic views this state has to offer. A trip/experience that should not be missed if you are in this area. Five stars +