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Escape the college crowd in Kalamazoo with these top hangout picks for the 40s crowd.

"Happy hour" has a rather surprising origin story that dates back to the 1800s, but it's still illegal in these states.

Just how early can your favorite local watering hole start whipping up those refreshing cocktails and pouring pints of your preferred brew in Michigan?

If you're not afraid of heights, you can grab a drink and take in the excellent views at the tallest bar in Michigan. Just head to Detroit.

The club scene in Kalamazoo was crazy in the 80s and 90s. Maybe it was too wild to last.

A month ago, we had no answers as to what was happening at the old Arcadia Ales restaurant. Now, we know they're hiring for a restaurant called 'ThunderBird."

A Michigan bar in New Hudson Inn has been serving guests for 191 years, making it the oldest continually operating bar in the state.

The Blue Slipper Tavern wasn't always the "Blue Slipper." In a past life, it was a saloon in the 19th century, and the site of a murder, which there is still evidence of in the bar 130 years later.

A century later, we're back in the Roaring '20s. So why not come full circle and try these five Michigan establishments that still carry the "Speakeasy" vibe with them 100 years after the fact.

We've all had to make changes and adapt to the way we as a society consume since the beginning of the pandemic, and Kristine Mannino from Rochester has done just that, converting a camper turned upscale full-service mobile bar.