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Lansing Annual Events & Festivals

Known as Michigan's festival capital, Greater Lansing is home to 60+ festivals, fairs and public shows throughout the year.  Take a look at the list below to see what is coming up.

Note: While every reasonable effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained within this calendar, no responsibility will be assumed by Choose Lansing®. All information herein is subject to change without notice.

Michigan Nordic Fire Festival 2025 Feb 21

Michigan Nordic Fire Festival is a Viking-themed annual event that is held during the last weekend of February in Charlotte, Michigan. The fun-filled three-day festival features battles, combat performances, archery, blacksmith demonstrations, sled races, spear throwing, ax…

Femtronica Mar 07

Get ready to experience a fusion of femme energy and electronic music at Femtronica 2025! Featuring: ✿ HOT lineup of Michigan-based femme musicians ✿ Mesmerizing flow arts performances ✿ Breathtaking visual artists ✿ Local womxn-owned business vendors ✿ Yoga & workshops ✿…

Mar 08

Lansing Bourbon Fest is an indoor bourbon festival located at The Venue by Eleven 11 Events (in the Lansing Mall) This festival will feature 100+ whiskeys, hand crafted cocktails, store picks and VIP section. Most of the list is bourbon but there will be a few non-bourbon options…

Beerfest at the Ballpark Apr 19

The 10th Annual Beerfest at the Ballpark (BATB) is on April 19th, 2025 from 3pm to 8pm. (VIP at 2pm). Beerfest at the Ballpark is located at the Lugnuts Stadium - Jackson Field (505 E Michigan Ave, Lansing, MI 48912. This is an outdoor beer, cider, hard seltzer, mead, spirits…

Rock Lansing May 10

Rock Lansing is an outdoor rock music festival located at Adado Riverfront Park (201 E Shiawassee St, Lansing, MI 48933). The event features national and regional bands playing on multiple stages, food trucks and more!

A Festival of Oddities Aug 30

In the 1940s and 50s, there were so many Bigfoot sightings in the Charlotte area, a section of town became known as "Gorilla Swamp." Are there really sasquatch in Charlotte? And more importantly, if we throw them a party, will they come to it? Come celebrate a very cryptidy YEAR…