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Nestled
between quiet Stony Lake and majestic Lake Michigan
in Shelby, Michigan (Off US-31, between Muskegon
and Ludington)
An
excellent weekend get-away value! There are programs
to entertain, relax, and educate as well as opportunities
to meet new people or spend quality time with those
you love – all this and beautiful natural surroundings
too!
The
registration fee includes all workshops, three meals
Saturday, two meals Sunday, and two nights lodging
in your choice of a private dorm room, rustic cabin,
or your own tent.
NON MEMBERS ALWAYS WELCOME
See Fees and Lodging Details 
See the SUMMER ISSUE OF THE 2008 MACKINAC
ALREADY REGISTERED?
View
the Confirmation Letter and map to the camp
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Looking
to plug in and make a difference? Get a jump start
in the Activism classes held at the retreat.
Get more information
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A committee of folks, including Phil Rairigh, Amanda Hightree and Lisa Wickman are hard at work planning this year's Retreat. Please offer your special talents and ideas, or just volunteer to help out! Please contact
us.
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Sierra Club
Michigan Chapter
20th Annual
2009 Annual Retreat
August
28th - 30th
(Friday night - Sunday)
Camp Miniwanca
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2009
Keynote Speaker:
Skip Pruss
Director, Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Growth
Stanley "Skip" Pruss, is this year’s keynote speaker. A graduate of the University of Michigan and Wayne State University Law School, Mr. Pruss has served as Deputy Director of the Department of Environmental Quality and most recently served as Governor Granholm's Special Advisor on Renewable Energy and the Environment.
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Featuring the humorous musical
stylings of:
Tommy Foster (with Bob Motycka)
Tommy Foster makes his mark by strategically
deconstructing familiar pop songs and reassembling
them into meaningless montages or seemingly endless
medleys...without the absolute predictability that
forces the dumbing down en masse of any audience,
listening or not.
Don't miss
Tommy
Foster Saturday night! Bring your requests!
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Historic
Camp Miniwanca
A
mile of sandy beach and hundreds of acres of mature
forests, Miniwanca has been the home of the Retreat
for 18 years.
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Environmental
Education Presentations