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Super Shopping, Fantastic Food, & Awesome Attractions! www.lansing.org Welcome to Greater Lansing! This guide will help you find all kinds of fun and exciting things to see and do in Michigan’s Capital City and the surrounding areas. We’ve got everything from frolicking otters and sunbathing lions at Potter Park Zoo to making slime and playing with bubbles at Impression 5 Science Center. How about some great bowling, laser tag and a gigantic “Connect 4” at Spare Time Entertainment Center? Or maybe exploring the great outdoors at one of our three nature centers? From stepping through a replica copper mine at the Michigan Historical Museum to acting as a judge at the Supreme Court Learning Center, Greater Lansing has so much to discover and explore for the entire family. What’s lnside? Let’s Celebrate .................................................... 3 1-888-2-LANSING Events & Festivals www.lansing.org Great Outdoors .................................................. 5 Recreation Stellar Sights ....................................................... 7 Attractions Come Play ......................................................... 11 Sports & Leisure Victory for MSU ................................................ 15 Michigan State University Shop ‘Til You Drop ............................................ 19 Shopping Districts & Centers Yummy in the Tummy ....................................... 21 Family Friendly Dining Standing Ovation .............................................. 29 Arts & Theater Bedtime ............................................................. 31 Family Friendly Hotels 1 Let’s Get Social! For up-to-the minute happenings, special events and trending topics, join the Greater Lansing Social Club. Feel free to ask questions, make comments and share your visitor experience. We #lovelansing and we hope you will too! Lansing Social Club: www.lansing.org/socialclub Greater Lansing - There’s An App For That! Whenever you see this symbol, called a QR (Quick Response) Code, get out your smartphone (it works with any web-enabled smartphone with a camera, including iPhone, BlackBerry, Android, etc.) and with a click of a button you’ll be transported to bonus content including the Greater Lansing mobile app. You can also download the app at http://m.lansing.org. Look to the Stars! If you look at a map, most capital cities are shown as a star. So as Michigan’s capital city, the Lan- sing star throughout this mag- azine will give you some great tips to make your visit spe- c i a l . F o r e v e n m o r e G r e a t e r Lansing tips, be sure to visit us at www.lansing.org. This guide is provided by the Greater Lansing Convention & Visitors Bureau, Inc. for the benefit of the visiting public. While every reasonable effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained, no responsibility will be assumed by the Greater Lansing Convention & Visitors Bureau, Inc. for errors or omissions. The Greater Lansing Convention & Visitors Bureau, Inc., makes no warranties regarding the information contained herein. All information provided herein is subject to change without notice. 2 Let’s Celebrate! Work hard, play hard... There’s a lot to celebrate in Michigan’s Capital City from arts and cultural events to week-long music events. We invite you to enjoy any or all of our 58 diverse festivals while you’re here. We guarantee you’ll find something that will make your visit extra special. Visit www.lansing.org or download our mobile app for specific dates and details. February May Model Train Show and Sale Spring Fling Festival MSU, East Lansing Mason • (517) 676-1046 www.lmrc.org/trainshow www.masonchamber.org March Victorian Festival Grand Ledge • (517) 627-5170 St. Patrick’s Day Celebration www.victoriandays.org Grand Ledge • (517) 627-8360 www.glstpats.org Michigan State University Spring Arts and Craft Show Fenner Nature Center’s East Lansing • (517) 355-3354 Maple Syrup Festival www.uabevents.com/content/arts-and- Lansing • (517) 483-4224 crafts-show www.mynaturecenter.org East Lansing Art Festival April East Lansing • (517) 319-6804 Vermontville Maple www.elartfest.com Syrup Festival Vermontville • (888) 482-8780 Be A Tourist In Your Own Town www.vermontvillemaplesyrupfestival.org Community Wide • (517) 487-6800 www.lansing.org/BATYOT 3 June September Gizzard Fest Frontier Days Potterville • (517) 645-2313 Charlotte • (517) 543-3325 www.gizzardfest.com www.charlottefrontierdays.com Lansing Juneteenth Celebration Down Home Days Lansing • (517) 394-6900 Mason • (517) 676-1046 www.lansingjuneteenthcelebration.org www.masonchamber.org Red Cedar Jubilee October Williamston • (517) 655-3831 Color Cruise and Island Fair Yankee Doodle Days Grand Ledge • (517) 627-2383 Grand Ledge • (517) 627-2383 www.grandledgechamber.com www.grandledgechamber.com Fenner Nature Center’s Delta Rocks! Family Festival Apple Butter Festival Delta Township • (517) 323-8555 Lansing • (517) 483-4224 www.mynaturecenter.org July Michigan Great Lakes International Eaton County Fair Draft Horse Show & Pull Charlotte • (517) 543-4510 MSU, East Lansing www.eatoncountyfair.com www.mgli.org Ingham County Fair Potter Park Zoo’s Mason • (517) 676-2428 Boo at the Zoo fb.ingham.org/ Lansing • (517) 342-2710 www.potterparkzoo.org August Bath Days November Bath • (517) 281-9635 Silver Bells in the City www.bathdays.com Lansing • (517) 487-3322 www.silverbellsinthecity.org Island Art Fair Grand Ledge • (517) 627-9843 December www.ledgecraftlane.com Potter Park Zoo’s Great Lakes Folk Festival Wonderland of Lights East Lansing • (517) 432-GLFF Lansing • (517) 342-2710 www.greatlakesfolkfest.net www.potterparkzoo.org St. Johns Mint Festival Old Town Dickens Village St. Johns • (989) 224-7248 Old Town Lansing • (517) 485-4283 www.clintoncountychamber.org/mint-festival www.iloveoldtown.org/events/old-town- dickens-village-1 DeWitt Ox Roast DeWitt • www.dewittoxroast.net Winter Glow East Lansing • (517) 319-6927 Old 27 Motor Tour www.cityofeastlansing.com/winterglow Lansing • (517) 881-2329 www.old27tour.com Michigan State University Arts & Crafts Holiday Show Michigan Mosaic Music Festival East Lansing • (517) 355-3354 Lansing • (517) 371-4600 www.uabevents.com/pl/mainmenu.pl www.michiganmosaic.org 4 GREAT Outdoors! Get out and explore... Stroll over 13 miles of the Lansing River Trail or soak up nature’s finest at a multitude of playgrounds, parks, nature centers and gardens. Lansing Star Tip! Natural Areas Fenner Nature Center Did you know that places This interactive learning center features a like Hawk Island Park offer system of self-guided nature trails through Harris Nature Center woods and fields and around ponds. Visitor Surrounded by forests, meadows, over five miles year-round activities? For the center with exhibits, nature store, live animals of nature trails and a .75-mile paved loop, this and natural history library. Year-round staff-led nature center is set on the banks of the Red summer, bring your swim suit for tours and programs are offered, plus Summer Cedar River. View the river from an overlook a dip in the lake or to play on the Nature Camps, October Apple Butter Festival deck or see the live hawk exhibit. Inside the and March Maple Syrup Festival. building are displays and live turtles. Programs huge splash pad. And when there’s 2020 E. Mt. Hope Ave., Lansing, for adults, children and families are available year- snow on the ground, this park has (517) 483-4224 round. Trails are open daily dawn to dusk. Visitors center open: Tue.–Fri. 10 a.m.–4 p.m., 3998 Van Atta Rd., Okemos, (517) 349-3866 the coolest hill for tubing (rentals Sat.–Sun. noon–4 p.m. Open Tue.–Sat. 9 a.m.–4 p.m., Sun. noon–4 p.m. Admission: Free. Donations welcome. Admission: Free. available) plus an area to hone www.mynaturecenter.org www.meridian.mi.us your snowboarding tricks. 5 Hawk Island Park Northern Tier Trail The park offers boat rental, swimming beach, The Northern Tier Trail takes center stage along picnicking, a playground, sand volleyball, 4.5 miles of beautiful, winding, paved pathways horseshoes, paved accessible walkways that through East Lansing. The trail connects ten connect to trails through Scott Woods Park, community parks and recreation facilities and fishing docks, a beach house/concession stand is a natural showcase for a variety of wildlife, and a Splash Pad. In the winter, the park offers plants, flowers, trees and wetlands. Access the snow-tube and snowboard hills complete with trail at the soccer complex off Coleman Rd., the tow ropes, ice fishing and a warming concession Aquatic Center and the East Lansing Fire Station. stand. For more information, call the East Lansing 1601 E. Cavanaugh Rd., Lansing, Parks and Recreation office. (517) 319-6809 (517) 676-2233 www.cityofeastlansing.com/Home/ www.inghamcountyparks.org Departments/ParksRecreationArts/ AboutFacilities/Parks Lake Lansing Once a popular amusement park, Lake Lansing Planet Walk Park–South is located on Lake Lansing, the Our solar system is truly grand—nearly 3.7 largest body of water within 30 miles of billion miles from the sun to the orbit of Pluto! Lansing. The 30-acre site includes a sandy beach The Planet Walk, a two-mile journey that starts bordered by four acres of lush green grass. With outside of Impression 5 Science Center, winds over 500 acres of natural recreation area, woods along the River Trail, and ends near the Potter and trails, Lake Lansing Park–North is a bounty Park Zoo, provides a scale representation of the of year-round outdoor activity. solar system.
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