We will be holding a pop-up sale Apr 29 - May 1 at the district office. The Arenac Conservation District's mission statement is to bring together communities through education and conservation to enhance our natural resources for future generations. Explore our events, programs, and services tabs to start your journey with the conservation district! The September Board Meeting is rescheduled to September 16th. As always, we make every effort to address the special needs for our meetings. If you need any ADA accessible assistance to attend our meetings please contact our office so we may assist you! 989.846.4565 ext. 5. We love our customers, so feel free to visit during normal business hours.
Eastern Market is a place where community, culture, and commerce come together. Whether you’re here to explore fresh local flavors, grow your food-related business, or support a mission that strengthens Detroit, this is where your connection begins. From iconic eats to hidden gems, Eastern Market offers a flavorful journey through Detroit’s culinary scene. Sit down, grab a bite, and taste the community. Wander through open-air sheds and local store fronts to find everything from fresh produce to handmade art. Shopping here means supporting local makers. Support the historic market by donating, volunteering, or becoming a partner. Your support strengthens a vital piece of Detroit’s culture & economy. From intimate gatherings to large celebrations, Eastern Market’s historic sheds and spaces offer a one-of-a-kind setting in the heart of Detroit. Join us for our annual summer Sunday and T...
Eastern Market is a place where community, culture, and commerce come together. Whether you’re here to explore fresh local flavors, grow your food-related business, or support a mission that strengthens Detroit, this is where your connection begins. From iconic eats to hidden gems, Eastern Market offers a flavorful journey through Detroit’s culinary scene. Sit down, grab a bite, and taste the community. Wander through open-air sheds and local store fronts to find everything from fresh produce to handmade art. Shopping here means supporting local makers. Support the historic market by donating, volunteering, or becoming a partner. Your support strengthens a vital piece of Detroit’s culture & economy. From intimate gatherings to large celebrations, Eastern Market’s historic sheds and spaces offer a one-of-a-kind setting in the heart of Detroit. Join us for our annual summer Sunday and T...
Mission: Grow Benzie fosters prosperity in Benzie County. Vision: Every person, initiative, and business in Benzie County has access to the resources they need to thrive. As a rural prosperity incubator, Grow Benzie works to accelerate the impact of grassroots projects, small-scale non-profits, and food and farming enterprises - all within four acres. We offer space to gather, grow, and share resources , from incubator kitchens to co-working offices, a bee apiary to sewing studios. We offer essential support services to other organizations and nonprofits, services such as communications, bookkeeping, grant writing, and volunteer management-all necessary operational support. And we foster intentional collaboration to increase efficiency and impact across our community initiatives. At Grow Benzie, we’re not just solving isolated problems; we're building a sustainable framework for long-...
Kindly treat others, businesses, and the rules of the social district with respect. Please drink responsibly. Get ready for a whole new kind of fun in downtown Jackson! Order drinks in the official Social District Cup at participating bars and restuarants. Enjoy the designated area and properly discard the cup. Q: Can I take my social district beverage into another bar or restaurant? A: No, you must finish you beverage before entering another bar or restaurant.
The Kingsley Farmers Market is a weekly outdoor market located in Brownson Park, offering locally grown produce and other local goods. Live music is featured every week from 5-7pm during the market. Free weekly workshops are offered corresponding to weekly themes, and the park includes a playground, splash pad, easy parking, shade, and grass.
Open Thursdays 2pm-6pm all year and Saturdays from 10am-2pm between November and May. We accept SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, WIC & Senior Project Fresh and Prescription for Health. We have music at the market weekly and monthly cooking demonstrations. The mission of the St. Louis Farmers Market is to…
The Lowell Area Farmers’ Market returns on Thursdays from 2 PM – 7 PM. Open Thursdays from June 4 through September 24, 2026. (No Market on July 9 – join us at Riverwalk Festival !) The market will be hosted in the green space just north of the Lowell library (Kent District Library – Englehardt Branch – 200 N Monroe St) and along the Riverwalk north of the boat launch. This location provides an opportunity for increased foot traffic in scenic, downtown Lowell. Vendor spaces are available through a seasonal commitment or weekly, pay-as-you-go. Save $80 by reserving a seasonal space – Chamber Members save even more! Limited space for vendors that need to work out of the back of their vehicle. Most booths will set-up along the Riverwalk, north of the boat launch area. Free Parking & Public Restrooms available across from the Lowell Showboat VI Market Master – Mikayla White, White Family...
Downtown Newaygo's Social District - The Outback - Jun 19, 2025 - PublicLayout-Events - River Country Chamber of Commerce of Newaygo County, MI Enter your email address below to receive a reminder message. To create a welcoming and vibrant space where patrons can enjoy food, beverages, and entertainment while supporting local businesses. Social zones should foster a sense of community while adhering to safety and legal standards. Patrons may consume alcohol only within designated areas of the social zone. Leaving the zone with an open container is prohibited. All beverages must be served in approved containers marked with the business logo or zone identifier.
Interested in being a vendor at the Market? CLICK HERE to scroll down to the Vendor section. It takes a substantial amount of time and resources to bring the Farmers & Artisans Market to Downtown Iron Mountain every summer and fall. The vendors, DDA staff, and a group of volunteers are all instrumental in making it happen for 19 or 20 Saturday mornings each year. Another great partner that helps to make the Market flourish is our Downtown Farmers & Artisans Market Signature Sponsor Incredible Bank , a Downtown Iron Mountain business for over 20 years, with 17 locations throughout northern Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, including 2 locations in Florida. Their significant financial support enables the DDA to provide the people and materials needed to coordinate and run the Market throughout the summer to make it a great experience for vendors and customers. Our Signature Spon...
The Caro Farmers Market runs every Saturday from June through October, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., plus Tuesday evenings in July and August from 3 to 7 p.m., at State Street Square in downtown Caro. Vendors can apply online for a single date or a season package, and can add a table and chair or a canopy for a small fee per market day.
The City Clerk position is established by the City Charter and the department is responsible for the following items: The City of Mt. Pleasant has partnered with BidNet as part of the MITN Purchasing Group and will post their bid opportunities to this site. Purchases $20,000 and over require sealed bids and approval from the City Commission. A notice of sealed bid is posted on the website and is generally published in the Morning Sun newspaper. A public bid opening is held for the sealed bids and staff makes recommendations to the City Commission for award of the bid most advantageous to the City. The City Clerk's Office is responsible for issuing business licenses as prescribed by Title XI, Chapter 110: General Licensing, of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Mt. Pleasant. Information, forms and fee schedules for these licenses are available by contacting the office of the City Cl...
Evart Main Street is a beautiful small town with surprisingly cute shops with friendly people. Surrounded by the richest of Michigan’s North, we are proud to be the hometown of the Great Outdoors. With trails to ride, rivers to float, and backwoods to explore, Evart is an exciting town that has preserved its small-town charm while providing the perfect blend of natural solitude and community connection. From our Farmers Market and downtown concerts alongside our restored depot to the sound of the dulcimers at the fairgrounds to the deafening roar of the Wildcats on Friday nights, Evart knows what it means to be home. We invite you to be our guest. It’s close enough to visit, and it’s far enough to truly escape. Explore our hometown, Evart, and learn what we mean by Evart, Michigan: At Home. By Nature.… You'll have information about upcoming events and activities sent directly to your...
This farmers market runs Saturdays from June 13 through October 10, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at 6558 Waldon Road in Clarkston. It aims to make fresh, locally grown food and other merchandise easily accessible to the community.
Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Participants are to provide their own tables, chairs, and canopies. Canopies must be weighed down and secured. Stakes may not be used due to underground wiring/cables. Participants are responsible for set-up, tear-down, and clean-up of their spaces. No firearms, weapons, knives, or toy replicas of these items can be sold or exhibited. No used clothing or live plants to be sold or exhibited. Vendors must sell items of antique or vintage nature in the spirit of our location.
The Oak Park Farmers Market is held Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The 2026 season began June 25 and will end Thursday, Nov. 19. The market is held at the Oak Park Event Hub, 14100 Oak Park Blvd. Come shop for Michigan-grown produce, baked goods, honey, shea butters, coffee and more! Beginning in January 2027, the Winter Market will feature vendors, cooking demonstrations, nutrition education and seasonal activities. More details will be announced as the opening date approaches.
Every Saturday, July 20-October 12 Set up: 9:00am Open: 10:00am-1:00pm On S. Chapman St. at Broad St. The market proudly accepts WIC Project FRESH and Senior Project FRESH coupons!
Did you know ArtPrize has nearly 1 million visitors every year? ArtPrize is a nonprofit that depends on community support to make it all possible. If you've made a memory at ArtPrize, been inspired, or discovered something new, consider a donation. Any gift, big or small, keeps ArtPrize free and accessible. ArtPrize is an international art competition and cultural festival held annually in Grand Rapids, Michigan - a celebration of ideas, conversation, experimentation, and inclusiveness. Each year, we welcome more than 900,000 visitors to experience the transformative power of art. Discover work by thousands of artists from around the world as our city transforms into a living canvas. Encounter awe-inspiring sculptures, installations, paintings, and more throughout the city. Experience one-of-a-kind events that are interactive, engaging, and always surprising - see the spaces around yo...
Running since 1989, the Northville Victorian Festival celebrates the Victorian architecture of historic downtown Northville with food, live entertainment and children's activities. The 2026 festival runs September 18 from 5 to 9 p.m., September 19 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., and September 20 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Northville’s Community Festival Weekend (the Victorian Festival)
A Tradition Rooted in Community, History & Fall Fun
Northville’s beloved Festival is evolving into a vibrant celebration that blends the charm of the city’s historic roots with the energy of a modern community gathering. While the weekend will continue to honor Northville’s Victorian heritage on Friday evening with light touches of period-inspired décor and entertainment, the overall focus shifts to welcoming the community and highlighting what makes Northville such a special place to live, work, and visit.
Throughout the weekend, downtown Northville will come alive with live music, family activities, local food and drink, artisan vendors, and festive autumn experiences. Guests can stroll through the streets, enjoy seasonal flavors, explore local shops and restaurants, and take part in a variety of community-centered events designed for all ages.
Friday night will offer a nod to tradition — featuring subtle Victorian-inspired elements and a warm, nostalgic atmosphere — while Saturday and Sunday expand into a broader fall festival, celebrating creativity, community pride, and Northville’s unique character.
The festival aims to create a welcoming, memorable weekend that brings residents, families, and visitors together to kick off the fall season in the heart of downtown. Whether you come for the entertainment, the food, the craftsmanship, or the cozy fall vibes, Northville’s Festival Weekend offers something for everyone.
