Family events in Greenville, MI

Ms Linda's Storytime features a story followed by a craft activity. The same program is offered twice.

This volunteer workday invites participants to work with the Franciscan Sisters on practical projects that support their grounds and farm. Activities can include caring for the land, harvesting, canning produce, completing farm chores, and other tasks that vary with the season. Families and friends are welcome to volunteer together. Lunch will be served afterward.

Now in its fourth year, Hamels Farm Market presents a cozy indoor and outdoor celebration of autumn. Visitors can browse handmade goods from boutique vendors, choose from pumpkins, mums and other seasonal produce, and enjoy food trucks serving warm fall treats. Set within a greenhouse, the market offers small town charm and a family friendly atmosphere where guests can shop, sip and snack while soaking up the spirit of the season.

At the Greenville Renaissance Faire, guests can savor food and sweets, enjoy mead and other refreshments, and explore a marketplace featuring handmade goods and other vendors. Entertainment ranges from live music and engaging performers to thrilling combat demonstrations. The Queen returns, offering the bravest a chance to be knighted or to learn the Queen’s dance. Keep an eye out for the jailer, who might lock you up or accept a playful accusation to send someone else to jail. Costumes are encouraged but not required. Weapons policy: plastic or wooden toy weapons are permitted and do not need to be sheathed or peace bonded, but they must be handled carefully so they do not accidentally strike another guest or employee. Firearms are not permitted.

A Wednesday cruise-night tradition at Culver's, dating back to 2009. This ongoing midweek gathering carries on a long-running series at this location.