Iron County Lodging Association

Soup’er Bowl Sunday at Reino Post 21
2026-02-08 17:00 - 20:00 (America/Chicago) | American Legion Auxiliary Reino Unit 21, 212 Washington Ave, Iron River, MI, 49935, United States
Celebrate game day with a cozy community soup night at the American Legion Reino Post 21. Soup’er Bowl Sunday brings people together to enjoy a variety of homemade soups while watching the big game. The evening includes raffles and a welcoming, social atmosphere that supports the local American Legion. A great way to spend Super Bowl Sunday with friends, family, and neighbors in Iron River.

Relic Ride
2026-02-14 | Sno-Kats Trail Club, 9 Superior Ave, Crystal Falls, MI, 49920, United States
⏰ Meet Time: 9:30 AM | Departure: 10:00 AM
📍 Starting Location: Trailhead near the Chippewa Sno-Kats groomer barn at the intersection of Trail 113 and US Hwy 69, downtown Crystal Falls
🛷 Total Distance: Approximately 20 miles
👥 Open to: Members and non-members
Join fellow snowmobile enthusiasts for an Antique Snowmobile Relic Ride through Iron County. This casual group ride welcomes riders of historic machines looking for a fun winter outing.
The ride begins in Crystal Falls and travels south to Alpha, where participants will stop to display their machines near Alpha Michigan Brewing Company. Lunch and beverages will be available for purchase at the brewery. The return ride to Crystal Falls begins at 3:00 PM. Trailer parking is available at the starting location.
All are welcome to attend; however, please note this is not a club-sanctioned or Michigan DNR–hosted event. This is a relaxed ride organized by enthusiasts for the enjoyment of antique snowmobiles.
📌 Important Information:
• All Michigan snowmobile registration and licensing rules apply
• Riders participate at their own discretion
• Event details are subject to change based on conditions
🏨 Make it a weekend in Iron County. Book local lodging and enjoy easy trail access, dining, and winter recreation before and after the ride. 👉 Iron County Lodging

Boujie Bevs is popping up at Super One Foods
2026-02-14 11:00 - 14:00 | Super One Food, 833 Riverside Ave.
Valentine’s Day! 💖 Join us inside the old Intermission area near Verizon for a cozy pop-up café experience. We’ll be serving up our signature gourmet sodas, energy drinks, cocoa, and coffee—perfect for a mid-day treat or a Valentine’s day date!

Texas Hold'em Tournament (Caspian–Gaastra Fire Department)
2026-02-20 18:30 | Caspian Gaastra Fire Department, 1 Museum Drive, Caspian, MI, 49915, United States
The Caspian–Gaastra Fire Department continues its annual series of Texas Hold’em tournaments with a February event supporting local fire department operations and community services. This tournament offers an evening of friendly competition while raising funds for local first responders.
Meals will be provided for players and workers thanks to the continued support of Bumps Burgers of Iron River.
Additional Tournament Date:
March 20, 2o26
Food & Hospitality
Meals provided for players and workers
Sponsored by Bumps Burgers (Iron River)
Registration & Questions
📞 Matt: 906-284-0036
📧 caspiangaastra@yahoo.com

Winterfest 2026 at Young’s Golf Recreation Dining
2026-02-21 | Young’s Golf-Recreation-Dining, 159 Young's Lane, Crystal Falls, MI, 49920, United States
Winterfest returns to Iron County on Saturday, February 21, 2026, at Young’s Golf Recreation Dining in Crystal Falls. This annual winter celebration brings families and visitors together for a full day of outdoor fun, seasonal activities, and community entertainment. Event details will be announced closer to the date, but Winterfest traditionally features winter recreation, kids’ activities, live music, and festive experiences for all ages. Mark your calendar and plan to join the fun.

Candlelight Snowshoe at Taproot Community Farm
2026-02-28 15:00 - 18:00 | Taproot Community Farm INC, Stambaugh Ave, Iron River, 49935, United States
Enjoy a winter evening outdoors at this family-friendly candlelight snowshoe event hosted by the Iron County Trail Club. Snowshoe at your own pace and arrive any time between 3:00 and 8:00 pm, with luminaria lighting the trails after dark. Snowshoes are available to borrow at no cost, and warm up by the fire with hot cocoa and soup. Free to attend, with donations appreciated.
