Ok, Michiganners, I need some information.

[Highlander]

Headed to Battle Creek next week with the Television crew.  I assune it will be cold.  Any great don't miss sights to see in the area.  Say the photos below and was quite impressed..  Just wondering.
TIA,

Highlander

[Momz]

Check out the wineries in the Paw Paw area, not to far from Battle Creek.

Battle Creek is also the cereal capital of the world, and I know that Post Cearals used to have (or still have) free plant tours.

The entire town of Marshall MI is on the National Historic Registry, and it is just outside of Battle Creek.

Or if you love fine old cars and motor cycles there is one of the finest collections in Hickory Corners, also within 15 minutes of dowtown BC.

Have fun, it's still really nice in those parts of lower MI.

[RTaz]

If it's nice out and you have your bike there are alot of good rides around ..if you ride N/W towards Grand Rapids there are alot of beautiful lakes and country roads ...if your just looking for something to do...check out the

American Museum of Magic
107 East Michigan Avenue
Marshall, Michigan 49068

you may find more stuff here...

http://www.battlecreekvisitors.org/visitors_attractions.cfm

[Charlie]

Check out the wineries in the Paw Paw area, not to far from Battle Creek.

Battle Creek is also the cereal capital of the world, and I know that Post Cearals used to have (or still have) free plant tours.

The entire town of Marshall MI is on the National Historic Registry, and it is just outside of Battle Creek.

Or if you love fine old cars and motor cycles there is one of the finest collections in Hickory Corners, also within 15 minutes of dowtown BC.

Have fun, it's still really nice in those parts of lower MI.

Thats Kelloggs Cereals home, you know Tony the Tiger!!!

[Highlander]

Thanks for the information.  Will not have Bike.  I will be with the production crew.  It sounds like lots to see.  We are taping a few programs in an historical church there.  Thanks again.
Highlander

[Moonshot_1]

I am not from Michigan. However, before I ever take a trip anywhere, I ALWAYS check my traveler's bible aka BEERME.com.
http://beerme.com/index.php
A listing of every brewery and brew pub in the world!. That's right. WORLD.
On the top left side of the Beerme home page is a dropdown menu called "Regional Brewery Guides"
Scroll down to find the US and State of interest.
Complete with maps and many cases reviews of the locally produced ales.

There is one in Battle Creek called Arcadia Brewing. They have a restaurant too. They don't have links to any of the breweries on the beerme site so I just copy the name and look it up on a search engine.
In this case http://www.arcadiaales.com/company.html

Generally, brew pubs usually have above average beer and food.
Don't over do either and use caution as some of the brews that some of these places make have phenominal ABV numbers.

If this interests you, find the Michigan site on beerme and bring up the map of any of the listings.
Zoom out and you can see where the other breweries and brew pubs are.