At Bueno Tacos Mobile Food Catering, we’re proud to serve our community with fresh, flavorful food and great vibes.

 Drive-Through Food Truck
Open Wednesday through Saturday | 4 PM – 8 PM 828 N. Milford Rd., Highland, MI 48357. 

 828 N. Milford Rd., Highland, MI

Everything we make is prepared fresh. Food is never reused, and whenever possible we donate leftover food back to the community because giving back matters to us.

Our drive-through season runs from November 1 through the end of March, serving up tacos, burritos, ramen, nachos, and more to keep you warm all winter long.

 Private Event Catering – Starting April 1
When spring arrives, we shift into our private event catering season.
We cater:

• Graduation parties
• Birthday parties
• Weddings
• Corporate events
• Any special celebration

 Four Mobile Units
Founded in 2019, Bueno Tacos brings over 27 years of restaurant and hospitality experience to every event we serve.

What makes us special isn’t just the food — it’s the amazing staff, authentic flavors, and the good vibes we bring wherever we go.

Thank you for supporting local and being part of the Bueno Tacos family.

Whitefish Point, Michigan, marks the notorious entry to the “Graveyard of the Great Lakes,” where over 200 shipwrecks cluster near the Upper Peninsula’s rugged shores.

Among these sunken vessels, the legend of the SS Comet stands out. Built in 1857, this 181-foot propeller ship collided with the steamer Manitoba in 1875 and sank quickly, taking 70 tons of Montana silver ore—cargo now valued at more than $30 million—to the lake bed.

Whitefish Point’s underwater “boneyard” includes wrecks like the Nucleus and Western Reserve, rumored to hide fortunes in ore, steel, and even lost payroll gold.

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Here are the key events happening in Milford, Michigan, from March 6 through March 20, 2026:

Whether you're looking for a night of live music, a community workshop, or a celebratory St. Patrick’s Day brew, Milford has a busy schedule for the next two weeks.

St. Patrick's Day & Festive Events

• St. Patrick’s Celebration at River’s Edge Brewing Co. (March 12–17): A multi-day event featuring Irish-style beers (like Slea Head Irish Red) and food specials.

  • Live Music: Brother Crowe (March 12, 7:00 PM), The Screaming Goats (March 14, 6:00 PM), and Ironwood (March 17, 6:00 PM).

  • Euchre Tournament: Sunday, March 15 (12:00 PM – 8:00 PM).

• “Kiss Me I’m Irish” Cookie Workshop (March 14): Held at the Suzanne Haskew Arts Center (SHAC). A hands-on decorating class to get into the holiday spirit.

• Going Green for Spring: Irish Comfort Food (March 18): A cooking class at Acorn Farm from 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM focused on traditional Irish dishes.

Food, Drinks & Nightlife

• Fish Fry Fridays: Every Friday (March 6, 13, 20) at River’s Edge Brewing Co.

• Spring Open House at Acorn Farm (March 7, 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM): Seasonal previews and culinary inspiration.

• Beer & Chocolate Pairing (March 9, 7:00 PM): A collaboration between River's Edge and Mindo Chocolate.

• Trivia Night (March 10, 6:30 PM): Hosted at Beerhead Eatery.

• Soup 101 Class (March 12, 6:30 PM): Learn the art of making stocks and spoons at Acorn Farm.

Arts & Community

• Poetry Art Night (PAN) Celebration (March 20, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM): The awards night for the annual PAN exhibition at The SHAC. The exhibit remains open through mid-April.

• Day of Games (March 14, 12:00 PM): A community board game gathering for all ages.

• Robotics Tournament & Band Concert (March 12–14): Major student events taking place at Milford High School.

Outdoor & Nature

• Trails & Ales (Fridays, 6:00 PM): A guided 3.1-mile hike along Proud Lake’s "Expedition Loop," starting and ending at River’s Edge Brewery

• Kensington Metropark Day Hike (March 14, 10:00 AM): A nature trail hike organized by local outdoor groups.

• Freshwater Jellies & Their Kin (March 18, 7:00 PM): An educational session hosted by the Sierra Club Crossroads Group.

Quick Look Calendar

Small monthly investments in fractional gold and silver are gaining popularity among local savers seeking lasting financial security.

Fractional metals offer a practical and approachable entry point, making it possible to start with limited funds and build a tangible portfolio over time.

Diversifying across 1/10 oz gold coins, single-ounce silver rounds, or even small platinum options lets buyers practice dollar-cost averaging, which naturally reduces risk during market volatility.

Unlike large bars, smaller pieces are easy to sell or use during unexpected expenses, providing flexible liquidity when it’s needed most.

Converting savings into hard assets like gold and silver also safeguards against inflation, protecting purchasing power as currencies lose value.

Plus, the satisfaction of holding real metal often sparks better saving habits compared to digital-only accounts.

Steady, fractional additions can quietly build real wealth—and peace of mind—for families and individuals across our community.