This copper town of 679 keeps Finnish festivals alive in pink sandstone streets
The pink sandstone glows under late January light on Fifth Street. Calumet sits at the center of Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula, 90 minutes north of Marquette, population 679. This copper mining town preserves Finnish-American heritage in Victorian buildings where winter festivals activate rather than silence the streets. Most travelers skip the Upper Peninsula in winter. Calumet … Lire plus









