This weekend in Grand Haven, MI

Enjoy a summer farmers market featuring fresh, locally grown produce, flowers and plants, artisan breads and baked goods, handmade locally crafted products, food trucks, and ready-to-eat treats. The market offers an opportunity to meet local farmers and explore products from the community.

Browse gently used gear, apparel, and more at the annual ski swap. Sellers can bring gently used equipment for intake, and unsold gear and checks can be picked up afterward.

Browse crafts and goods from more than 100 vendors, enjoy food trucks, and enter for a chance to win raffle baskets donated by vendors. The show also supports Zeeland East’s 2027 senior class.

Returning to Parzival's Books in the Lakes Mall, this event brings participants together for games. For details on how to sign up or donate and to see the current games, please refer to the event's online information.

An annual combined iceboat swap meet brings together the West Michigan Ice Yacht Club, Gull Lake Ice Yacht Club, and Grand Traverse Ice Yacht Club at the Muskegon Yacht Club. Since 1975, winter sailors from across the Midwest have gathered to launch the new season and connect with the community. Attendees can buy, sell, trade, or upgrade complete iceboats and parts, and there is no fee to display or sell. Weather permitting, complete boats will be on exhibit, with chances to see both current and historical iceboats. All are welcome, whether learning about the sport for the first time or preparing an existing rig for the season ahead.

The Northern Michigan Wildcats travel to face the Grand Valley State Lakers at Lubbers Stadium in Allendale. As the regular season tightens, both sides are jockeying for position, which adds intensity to every possession and special teams moment in the cool fall weather. Expect an energetic, up-close college football atmosphere in a lively stadium setting.

Muskegon Young Black Professionals will host its 6th Annual Shades of Excellence Award Ceremony, an annual fundraiser that honors Black professionals for meaningful contributions across their careers, organizations, and communities while advancing MYBP's mission to empower and develop the next generation of leaders. The evening opens with live music by Avalon Cutts and a strolling dinner catered by Kuntry Cookin' and Soul Filled Catering. The awards program is hosted by Jon Covington and Tamica Savage, followed by a celebration that recognizes the recipients with DJ Yung on the turntables. Attire is semi formal or formal in shades of brown, nude, or all black. The gathering brings together influential urban professionals and socialites from Muskegon County for an evening of recognition, culture, and celebration.

Following its first year, this event returns for adults 55 and older. The evening features dancing to classic music, bingo, light desserts, and time to connect with others. It is designed for both returning guests and first time participants.

Settle into a cozy, candlelit space for an evening of reflection, rest, and renewal. The gathering begins with ceremonial cacao, with tea or another personal beverage welcome as an alternative. The cacao is sourced from sustainably grown Honduran beans, which are refined in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Emily will guide participants through gentle, supported restorative yoga postures, while Liberty offers soothing sounds and vibrations with crystal bowls, chimes, and other instruments. The practice is designed to be accessible for all activity levels. A sound bath supports relaxation and quiets the mind through layered tones and calming sounds. Guests are encouraged to bring a mug and any items that will add comfort, such as a yoga mat, blanket, crystals, or an eye pillow.

JPB brings music to Tulip City Bar & Grill, with food and beverages available. Settle in for tunes in a relaxed bar and grill setting.

Enjoy an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet with free admission for children 3 and under. Prices vary by age, with rates for children ages 4–8, ages 9–12, adults 13 and older, and seniors 55 and older. Free parking is available.

Bear Trap AJJ offers a free open mat for visitors who train in wrestling, jiujitsu, or judo and want to cross-train. All affiliations and skill levels are welcome, from first-day beginners to experienced competitors. The open mat brings the West Michigan grappling community together to train and grow the sport.

Sometimes the simplest thing is time with others. This open community potluck invites you to bring a dish to share and a story to tell. Stop by when it suits you, meet someone new, and enjoy friendly conversation.

Kevin Farley brings energetic, storytelling-driven stand-up comedy to the Park Theatre. A veteran of stand-up, film, and television, he has appeared on Curb Your Enthusiasm, Drunk History, and The Tonight Show, and performed with Second City. His film credits include Black Sheep, alongside his brother Chris Farley. His comedy blends personal stories and quick wit with an upbeat style. General admission and VIP preferred seating are available.