Stonehouse

The Stonehouse Bar, recognized as Michigan's oldest continuously operating bar, is nestled in a charming 1860s Victorian house in Highland Park. Originally a farmhouse, it transformed into a legendary gathering spot, famously linked to the notorious Purple Gang during the Prohibition era.

Today, the Stonehouse is a vibrant hub for independent bikers and locals alike, offering a welcoming atmosphere where visitors can enjoy live rock and blues music, a lively jukebox, and a spacious Victorian-style covered porch. With a saying of "Come as a stranger, leave as a friend," the bar fosters a sense of community, drawing in colorful characters and ensuring that everyone feels at home.

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