Choose Lansing Plan on Something Greater! Escape to Lansing, Michigan for a fun-filled weekend getaway! Pack your bathing suits and book one of the dozens of hotels with indoor pools for splashtastic fun! Explore a variety of family-friendly …

From world-class attractions to homegrown festivals, experience all that Greater Lansing has to offer. Plan your trip and learn to love Lansing like a local.

Looking for an easy road trip for a spring adventure? Find kayaking, biking, miles of trails, discover an Art Path, an urban beach, and more in Greater Lansing.

The most popular attractions in the Lansing region come from both locals and visitors and demonstrate why Lansing is a great place to work, play, live and visit. Here’s a list of our top ten attractions.

Reo Town, pronounced ‘Rio’ as in REO vehicles, is on its way to becoming Lansing’s most sought-after neighbourhood for living, working, and playing. Discover the spirit of Lansing’s past and the excitement of its future at REO Town Clubhouse, …

We’re excited to welcome families and friends to Hawk Island Snow Tubing Hill this season. Snow tubing is a great way to embrace the winter season and create lasting memories in the great outdoors. Warm-up stations, concessions, and rental tubes available To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience, visitors are encouraged to review park guidelines, dress warmly, and arrive early as the hill ...

Lansing Events. Greater Lansing is known as Michigan's Festival Capital, and for good reason! Dozens of annual fairs and festivals celebrate the region's diverse culture, music, and food. Check out the interactive calendar below to find the perfect event …

Greater Lansing History. Throughout its history, Michigan's capital city has hosted a diverse population of forward-thinking innovators. The area that is now Lansing was originally surveyed in 1825 in what was then dense forest. There would be no roads to this area for decades to come. Lansing's Origins

Lansing’s chilliest winter event returns after 10 years with a beer and wine festival featuring the best beverages Michigan has to offer. Set against the scenic Grand River, this family-friendly event in Lansing’s Rotary Park brings together winter games, cozy fire pits, live entertainment, and frosty fun for all ages.

Michigan BluesFest is an annual festival held in Old Town Lansing, bringing people together through the shared love of Blues Music. This festival has been a Lansing staple for over two decades and continues to be a Lansing favorite.