Free events in Fowlerville, MI

The Meridian Township Farmers' Market runs throughout the year and features vendors offering fresh ingredients, specialty foods, and artisan crafts, with most items grown or made locally within the state. EBT and SNAP cards are accepted. Attendees can enjoy music, connect with the community, and support local businesses. For questions, contact Market Manager Tom Cary or Assistant Market Manager Mel Miles at farmersmarket@meridian.mi.us or 517.712.2395.

The Fowlerville Farmers Market returns for the 2026 season with a community-focused atmosphere. Shoppers can explore offerings, support local businesses, and connect with neighbors.

Craft a fall planter at a hands-on workshop featuring a live demonstration from Lori. Participants can choose 12 inch, 14 inch, or whiskey barrel pots, or bring their own container to plant in. There is no charge to attend, and any plants or containers used during the workshop need to be purchased. Gloves are suggested for anyone who prefers to use them. Free advance registration is required for planning purposes.

Argentine Church of the Nazarene hosts a free southern gospel concert featuring Souls Harbor, with a voluntary love offering received during the event. Previously slated to feature Adam’s Voice, the program now showcases Souls Harbor and is part of the Stella Heavner Memorial Concert Series. Souls Harbor is a trio from Southeast Michigan made up of Ron Brown on baritone, his son David Brown on tenor and lead, and David’s wife Joy Brown on lead. The group’s roots trace back to the early 1990s family ensemble Tri-State Quartet. After that chapter closed, Souls Harbor formed in 2000 with Ron and David. Following a few changes in the tenor role, Joy joined after she and David married in 2005, creating the lineup heard today. In recent years, the trio has expanded its reach by releasing music to radio, with several songs charting with DJs across the country. Performance highlights include appearances at the National Quartet Convention’s Artist Showcase, Dollywood’s HarvestFest, The Biblical Times Theatre in Pigeon Forge, and the God & Country Theatre in Branson. They also champion southern gospel in their region, bringing well-known groups such as the Mark Trammell Quartet, The Whisnants, Greater Vision, Tribute Quartet, and The Perrys to Southeast Michigan for two decades. Their focus is for listeners to leave feeling they have been in a worship service rather than at a fair, reflecting the heart of their ministry.

The Meridian Township Farmers' Market is open throughout the year, creating a welcoming place to enjoy music, connect with the community, and support local businesses. Vendors feature fresh-from-the-farm ingredients, distinctive foods, and handcrafted items, with most goods grown or made within the state. EBT/SNAP payments are accepted. For questions, contact Market Manager Tom Cary or Assistant Market Manager Mel Miles at farmersmarket@meridian.mi.us or 517.712.2395.

Vibology offers a recurring Moon Circle aligned with each new and full moon. Each circle has a unique focus, and all are welcome. Participants learn a ritual tailored to the lunar phase and receive a goodie bag that includes an incense stick, the ritual, and often additional information or goodies. The gathering concludes with a single card pull for every attendee. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated.