The May long weekend signals the start of the summer season. Its the official opening of the fishing season for the most part, Big ole' Lake Superior is completely ice free and the boats are starting to fill up the marina slips. The trees are starting to bud and the perrenial's new growth is peeking out of the soil.
With this, many of the city's major attractions ramp up their spring and summer hours. There are a variety of activities to keep one occupied, including the must see Fort William Historical Park (http://www.fwhp.ca/), the Thunder Bay Museum, Thunder Bay Art Gallery (http://www.theag.ca/) and the latest show playing at Magnus Theatre.
It's also when the events calander kicks it up a notch with the emergence of the Kite Festival at Chippewa Park, and this years big spring treat, the Great Weekend on June 6th featuring Boston as they kick off their world tour right here on the shores of Lake Superior.
For a more passive recreational experience, the walking trails around Boulevard Lake and Centennial Park provide a respite from a busy day and the countless local restaurant are ready to satisfy culinary cravings for those seeking something unique.
For up to date information, click on http://www.visitthunderbay.com/ for news on upcoming events and attractions.
