Free events in Fremont, MI

Bear Trap AJJ hosts a free open mat for practitioners of wrestling, jiu-jitsu, and judo who want to cross-train. Participants from any gym and at any experience level are welcome, with an emphasis on learning together and strengthening the sport across West Michigan. The organizers stress that training across different gyms is not disloyalty, it is a path for everyone to improve. Whether new to the mats or an experienced competitor, there is a place for all at Bear Trap AJJ.

Each Tuesday, the summer farmers market brings together local growers, bakers, and makers for a lively community marketplace. Shop for just-picked produce, flowers and plants, artisan breads and baked treats, and locally crafted goods. Food trucks serve meals and snacks that are ready to eat. Families can meet the people who grow and create their favorites and enjoy the spirit of the community all season.

The Summer Farmers Market returns with a vibrant season of local flavors and makers. Find fresh, locally grown produce, colorful flowers and plants, artisan breads and other baked goods, handmade items from local artisans, and a variety of food trucks serving ready-to-eat treats. It offers a family-friendly setting to meet the people who grow and create these goods and to enjoy the spirit of the community all summer long.

Experience a musical take on bingo where song titles replace the usual numbers. Pick up a card, listen as the host plays tracks, and mark off any tunes that appear on your grid. Many can play at once and there is no fee to participate.

Vera’s House offers Groceries to Go for community members facing food insecurity. Supported by a grant from the Fremont Area Community Foundation and the contributions of volunteers and donors, households can receive a bag with meal ingredients and a recipe card. Each household is limited to one bag, and picking up for others is not permitted. Vera’s House shares appreciation for the community that makes this effort possible.

The Summer Farmers Market returns with a season full of local flavor and community spirit. Browse fresh, locally grown produce, pick up beautiful flowers and plants, and enjoy artisan breads and baked goods. Discover handmade, locally crafted items, then grab a bite from food trucks serving ready to eat treats. Bring the family, meet the farmers and makers, and savor the best of the local community all summer long.

A Dumpster Day serving the Glenside neighborhood will be held at McGraft Park as part of the City of Muskegon’s collaboration with local Neighborhood Associations. This free event gives residents a convenient way to dispose of large household debris and other trash that does not fit in standard bins. Neighborhood volunteers will staff the site, creating an easygoing setting to connect with nearby residents and association members. Information about which materials are accepted is available through the Dumpster Days program.

Organized by the City of Muskegon alongside neighborhood associations, this free community cleanup offers residents a simple way to discard bulky household items that will not fit in regular trash bins. Neighborhood volunteers staff the site, creating a helpful atmosphere and a chance to connect with neighbors and association members. The 2026 Dumpster Days series takes place citywide, with information on participating neighborhoods, locations, dates, and what items are accepted shared by the City.

An annual collaboration between the City of Muskegon and neighborhood associations, this free Dumpster Day gives residents a simple way to discard bulky items and oversized household waste that do not fit in regular trash bins. Neighborhood volunteers oversee the site, and the drop-off often becomes a friendly chance to meet neighbors and connect with association members.

Parents and caretakers with children from birth to age five who need assistance can visit the baby pantry at Trinity Lutheran Church. The pantry provides free diapers, wipes, infant formula, and a limited selection of other baby essentials. Families with preschool through early elementary age children may also receive a free book for each child, depending on availability.