Evart: Hersey Township
Tucked into Michigan’s northern Lower Peninsula, Hersey Township is a place whose character is shaped by wooded rural land and the Muskegon River. In Osceola County near Evart, the township occupies a gently rolling mosaic of forest, clearings and scattered homes. The Muskegon River passes through the area, and its corridor is a well-established setting for paddling and fishing. Local roads link small settlements and rural properties rather than a continuous urban district, lending the area a distinctly northern Michigan character. The wider region still reflects the state’s lumber-era development. Nearby Evart has hosted the Michigan State Dulcimer Festival annually since 1963, continuing a tradition focused on the fretted dulcimer.
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Evart is best known within Michigan for the annual Evart FunFest, a gathering centered on dulcimer music. The city sits on the Muskegon River in Osceola County, in the north-central part of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula. FunFest brings players of the hammered dulcimer and other acoustic instruments together, giving Evart a distinct place on the state’s traditional-music calendar. The river corridor and surrounding woods define an inland Michigan setting, far from the Great Lakes shoreline. Evart’s compact downtown serves the local community and people travelling through the region. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Michigan connects regionally.
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