A Small Holiday Tradition, Shared Again

For many years, a large holiday wreath marked the start of the season in Traverse City. Hanging at the entrance to the bay, it became a familiar sight for people driving downtown and one of those quiet details that made the holidays feel like they had officially arrived.

The tradition began with the building’s former occupants, who took the original wreath with them when they relocated a few years ago. This season, we wanted to honor that original spirit by bringing the tradition back to this corner of downtown in our own way.

Our goal was simple. We wanted to share a small moment of joy with the community. Since the wreath went up, we have heard from neighbors and passersby who mentioned how meaningful it was to see it return.

Sometimes it is the smallest details that mean the most. Bringing back the wreath was simply our way of continuing a familiar tradition and sharing a small piece of the season with the community.