Events in Holland, MI

Farm Girl Flea Market at Hudsonville Fair Grounds spans two consecutive days, providing a relaxed window to experience the market at a comfortable pace.

The fall edition of Farmgirl Flea Market marks ten years of pickers and makers with a two day marketplace featuring a juried roster of more than 200 vendors from across the United States. Explore indoor and outdoor booths stocked with farmhouse inspired decor, antiques, vintage finds, artisan goods, jewelry, boutique apparel, Michigan made products, baked treats, and giftable handmade pieces. Expect classic campers, upcycled furniture, live music, food trucks and concessions, and a tent serving beer and wine. General admission is 10 dollars on the first day and 7 dollars on the second day, with free entry for children 12 and under. Tickets can be purchased online or for cash at the gate, and a weekend pass covering both days is available online for 15 dollars. The market runs rain or shine, and pets are not allowed on the fairgrounds. Held at Hudsonville Fairgrounds.

Park Fest is the Park Theatre Foundation’s annual fundraiser celebrating the historic Park Theatre. Formerly known as Parktoberfest, this two-day gathering honors the venue and the community that continues to sustain it. For 25 years, artists, volunteers, and audiences have come through the doors to discover new work, make friends, share ideas, and build community. Expect live music, community connections, raffles, fundraising activities, and more, all supporting the preservation of the theater and its arts mission. The lineup features Friday performances by Tarnished Brass, Group Therapy, The Jesse & Noah Show, Sandy Point Bluegrass, Rowdy Fingers & The Ready Boys, and Granddaddy Prunk. Saturday brings sets from Michigan Moonwalker, The Perfect Storm, Uncle Rhombus, Saint Maybe, Amy G Yoga, and Lie. Every ticket, raffle entry, sponsorship, and donation helps sustain the Foundation’s work and the next chapter of this historic space. Additional announcements are on the way, and the celebration welcomes both longtime supporters and first-time visitors.

Tony Bakker and Matt Hanegraaff lead a lively jam on the last Friday of the month, built on spontaneous collaboration and crowd favorites. Audience requests are welcome to help shape the music throughout the session.

A community movie series transforms the amphitheater at Holland Ice Park into an open air theater, presented by Mercantile Bank. Screenings begin at dusk, admission is free, and seating is available on a first come, first served basis. The concession stand at Holland Ice Park will be open. Attendees should bring lawn chairs since it is a BYOC format and pack layers for cooler evening temperatures. The lineup features Wall-E, The LEGO Movie, and How to Train Your Dragon: Live Action.

Al-Van Humane Society presents a relaxed meet and greet at Chow Hound Pet Supplies in Holland featuring some of its adoptable dogs. Visitors can learn about adoption, say hello, and spend time with a few pups who could make a future trip to the store a little more fun.

This relaxed evening pairs live acoustic music with dinner and drinks, offering an easy way to round out a weekend night out.

Spooky season brings fresh energy for costume ideas and planning. Aimee hosts a relaxed morning dedicated to organizing, journaling, and setting goals, welcoming every approach from highlighters and washi tape to Pomodoro bursts, sticker precision, and creative chaos. Materials are provided so you can sketch out the month ahead, including appointments, events, and reading plans, creating a calm blend of productivity and self care. Connect with fellow list makers, dreamers, and color coders, and find an accountability buddy who will cheer you on. This gathering recurs with dates that vary. It suits detail-focused planners, crafty minds, and anyone who prefers a little structure with their coffee. Coffee is available.

Explore Hemlock Crossing County Park on a guided walk. Each outing features a different topic, offering a fresh experience from one visit to the next. Registration is encouraged.

This free playgroup welcomes families with children from birth to age 5. Children can enjoy story time, music, and engaging educational play. Each family will take home a complimentary book. Parents and caregivers can access helpful information on child development and reading readiness.

Break up the day with a taco-focused lunch as the StrEATs Food Truck stops at Crown Motors. Enjoy fresh tacos, sides, and other favorites, then pick up lunch from the truck for a quick and tasty midday break.

Hosted at The Bluestocking Bookshop, this monthly, free crafting hangout offers easy, low-pressure projects made with accessible and often repurposed materials, with an eye toward sustainability. Attendees can create with their hands, enjoy relaxed conversation, and sip a complimentary beverage. Open to all ages, the focus is on connection rather than perfection. Participants may arrive solo, bring a friend, or meet new people at the table, and they are welcome to drop in for a short while or linger throughout. Themes rotate through the year, including Mocktails & Mood Boards in January, Hearts & Crafts in February, Mixed Media Like the Marches in March, Draped Daffodils in April, Gulps & Greens in May, a Craft Swap in June, Swirling Suncatchers in July, Magazine Mosaics in August, Punch & Portraits in September, Weaving Spells in October, and Felt Frames in November.

Set along the Lake Michigan shoreline, this music camp offers lessons, jam sessions, and concerts with instructors recognized with awards. Held at Camp Blodgett - Loeks Retreat Center, it brings musicians together to learn, play, and enjoy live performances by the water.

This free gathering welcomes families with children from birth to age 5. Each family receives a complimentary book to take home. Activities include story time, music, and educational play designed to spark early learning. Parents and caregivers can access information and resources on child development and building reading readiness.

Fuel for Healing celebrates 20 years of hope and healing, honoring two decades of compassionate, free healthcare for uninsured adults throughout West Michigan. This community gathering recognizes every patient, volunteer, healthcare professional, donor, church, business, community partner, and supporter who has helped make the mission possible and brought dignity to thousands of lives. Activities include a motorcycle run, car show, vendor market, community resource fair, food trucks, live music, clinic tours, raffles, and family fun. The goal is to raise $50,000 to help City on a Hill Health Clinic continue providing free, compassionate care to uninsured adults in West Michigan, celebrating past impact and fueling hope for the next 20 years.

Spooky season is here, but these burgers deliver flavor without the fright. Try one and see for yourself.

Reading the Rainbow is Out On The Lakeshore’s inclusive book club that welcomes individuals of all genders and identities. Participants explore LGBTQ+ literature twice a month through engaging discussions and activities inspired by the books, including film screenings and author talks.

The Sheldon Woods PTO hosts an annual Color Run that brings the school community together for a wellness-focused fundraiser benefiting Sheldon Woods students. Proceeds help pay for field trips to places such as John Ball Zoo, Post Family Farms, and Michigan’s Adventure, supply classrooms with needed materials, fulfill teacher requests, support enrichment like Raz Kids and school assemblies, make family gatherings like Trunk or Treat and Donuts with Grown Ups possible, and cover bus transportation. Support makes a direct impact by creating memorable experiences, extending learning beyond the classroom, and opening doors that would otherwise be out of reach. Friends and family can boost the effort by sharing a student’s fundraising page by text, email, or social media. Volunteers are also needed for color throwing, snack distribution, leaf blower duty, and help with set up and clean up, and parents, grandparents, and family friends are welcome to lend a hand. Color Kits are available for $5 and include a bandana, sunglasses, a bracelet, and a sticker. Registration, pledge sheets, and pledge packets are part of the process leading up to the run, helping the Sheldon Woods Panthers celebrate together for a great cause.

At Pigeon Creek Park, the Ultra Bird Trail Run & Ruck Challenge features a looped course with options for a 12 hour ultra, 6 hour ultra, 10K and 5K trail runs, and ruck challenges of 6 hours and 3 hours. The format brings runners and ruckers together repeatedly, building steady encouragement throughout the event. It welcomes first time 5K participants and experienced endurance athletes alike. Proceeds benefit The Egress Endurance Project.

ZOMburgers has its sole Saturday visit of the year at Holland Farmers Market, offering burgers suited to lunch, an adventurous breakfast, or an early dinner. Everyone will be looked after, no matter when hunger strikes during the market day.

The Sawyer Schipper Memorial Car Show is a yearly community gathering created to remember and celebrate Sawyer Schipper while uniting car lovers, families, and friends in support of a meaningful cause. Expect a diverse lineup of vehicles, including classics, muscle favorites, contemporary builds, and standout one-of-a-kind entries. The day features trophy awards, raffle drawings, and booths from local vendors, plus activities designed with kids in mind, making it welcoming for families. Proceeds benefit the Sawyer Schipper Memorial Foundation, which helps local causes, organizations, and individuals in need. The event carries forward Sawyer’s kindness, joy, and generosity by turning a shared love of cars into real support for others. Whether entering a vehicle, lending a hand, sponsoring, or simply coming to take it all in, it brings people together to celebrate life and make a difference.

Enjoy a welcoming community potluck focused on sharing food and conversation. Bring a dish to share and come ready with a story. The setting is casual, so feel free to stop by when it works for you and take a moment to meet someone new. It is an easy way to connect with others and build community.

Stories that have faced bans or challenges take center stage in this discussion group. The club builds its reading list from titles named by the American Library Association and PEN America, using them as a springboard for conversation about censorship, the power of varied perspectives, and the freedom to read with openness and curiosity. It offers space to explore why certain books prompt debate and to exchange thoughtful viewpoints with fellow readers. The planned lineup features, month by month: January, Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood; February, Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins; March, His Dark Materials: The Golden Compass by Phillip Pullman; April, Sold by Patricia McCormick; May, Damsel by Elana K. Arnold; June, Pick-Your-Own Picture Book!; July, Feed by M.T. Anderson; August, Almost Perfect by Brian Katcher; September, Kingdom of Little Wounds by Susann Cokal; October, l8r, g8r by Lauren Myracle; November, What My Mother Doesn't Know by Sonya Sones; December, Betty by David A. Robinson.

ZOMburgers is back at Holland Farmers Market, serving burgers for lunch alongside a variety of market vendors. Browse the vendor offerings and pick up a ZOMburger or two during your visit.

Aged with Pride brings together adults 55 and older for a daytime meeting featuring refreshments and time to talk. It is an opportunity to connect with peers in a social setting.

Get a head start on next season by learning how to prepare garden beds before winter in this De Tuin Klas session, Bulbs & Beyond, at Windmill Island Gardens in the white Celebration Pavilion. Experts share practical tips on when and how to plant bulbs before the ground freezes and other autumn tasks that set the stage for strong spring growth. Participants take home tulip bulb varieties that are planted each year at Windmill Island Gardens. The class costs $15 per person, supplies are included, and tickets are non-refundable. De Tuin Klas, or The Gardening Class, is a monthly series created with Michigan State University Extension for home gardeners, covering topics such as site assessment, composting, starting a vegetable garden, design ideas, preserving and canning, tree care, and more. Each session is $15, or opt for the full series for $100 to save $20. Questions can be directed to Laura at l.dreyer@cityofholland.com.

Outta the Park Comedy presents Jeff Dye at the historic Park Theatre in Holland, Michigan for a night of high-energy stand-up. A touring stand-up, actor, and television host, Dye has appeared on The Tonight Show, The Masked Singer, and I Can See Your Voice, and is a regular guest on Gutfeld! He has also been featured on The Joe Rogan Experience. His screen work includes starring in NBC’s Better Late Than Never and hosting and working across a variety of television projects. He recently filmed more than 100 episodes of the Fox game show Who the Bleep Is That? and recorded a new special, The Last Cowboy in LA. His albums Dumb Is Gooder and Live From Madison both reached the Top 10 on the Billboard comedy chart. Expect sharp, spontaneous comedy that blends quick crowd work with an upbeat, unfiltered style. General admission is $30 and VIP preferred seating is $50.

Celebrate the 10 Under 10 award recipients at Tulyp Hotel, Tapestry Collection by Hilton. Alumni, current students, families, and friends can connect with the honorees in a relaxed meet and greet that includes appetizers and a cash bar. The program features a brief award presentation. Registration is free, and attendees may arrive and depart at their convenience. This gathering is part of One Big Weekend, which combines Homecoming and Family Weekend.

Gather at the Beach Parking Lot in Dillon State Park for a skills-focused trail ride that brings the year’s practice together. This 8 to 10 mile outing emphasizes flowing with purpose while applying body position, braking, cornering, and climbing techniques to see how much progress has been made. Expect a smart, strong effort that turns consistent work into a single, rewarding experience. Bring a mountain bike in good working order and a properly fitted helmet, which are required, along with water and an appetite for adventure.

Families with children from birth through age 5 can enjoy a free experience featuring story time, music, and educational play activities. Each family receives a free book. Parents and caregivers can also access information on child development and reading readiness.

Enjoy a hands-on crafting night focused on creating a 12 inch suncatcher with crushed glass and resin. All materials are provided, and step by step instruction is included so beginners are welcome. Choose your design ahead of time, then finish and take your piece home the same night. Julian will be there to guide you through each stage so the process stays fun and easy. The setting often brings together a room full of women, lively conversation, and creative energy, and everyone is welcome whether attending alone or with friends. The price is $60 per person, and seating is limited.

The annual fundraising gala and awards for A Glimpse of Africa takes place at The Pinnacle Center. The event highlights achievements through an awards segment and focuses on raising support for A Glimpse of Africa, creating a warm setting centered on celebration, community, and philanthropy.

At Creekside Middle School, the Zeeland West Craft Show brings together a broad mix of crafters and vendors. The event also features a bake sale, raffle baskets, and food trucks.

This event marks a debut visit to this location, with plenty of excitement surrounding a first appearance and the chance to connect with the crowd.

ZOMburgers serves lunch at Holland Farmers Market, alongside other vendors.

Holiday themes are on the way. This regular Start Strong gathering, hosted by Aimee, offers a relaxed morning devoted to planning, journaling, and setting goals alongside other list lovers and color-coding fans. Every organizing approach fits, from markers, washi tape, and stickers to Pomodoro timers and free-spirited creativity. Journals and planner supplies will be available to help map the month, including appointments, activities, and reading targets. The atmosphere blends productivity with gentle self-care for a calm, creative start to the day. It is also a supportive place to connect with an accountability partner and encouragement from others. Ideal for detail-oriented folks, makers, and anyone craving a bit of structure with their coffee. Coffee will be on hand. This series takes place regularly on changing dates.

The farmers market is introducing new hours this month as the season changes. Fall burgers are the highlight, bringing hearty seasonal flavors.

This program is free for families with children from birth to age five. It includes story time, music, and playful learning activities designed for little ones. Every family will take home a complimentary book. Parents and caregivers can find helpful resources on child development and early literacy readiness.

Following its inaugural year, Senior Prom: Forever Young returns with a festive evening for adults age 60 and up. Attendees can look forward to dancing to timeless favorites, bingo, light desserts, and friendly company. Tickets will be available for purchase.

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

An open community potluck focused on connection and conversation. Attendees bring a dish to share and a story to tell, then drop in as schedules allow to mingle and meet someone new.

ZOMburgers focuses on burgers at Holland Farmers Market. A straightforward midweek option for anyone craving a burger.

Wealthy Soul returns to Tripelroot for a family friendly evening of dancing and singing. The performance spans favorites from artists like Zac Brown Band, Stevie Wonder, and Bruno Mars. Food and service are part of the experience at the venue.

After Party performs cover versions of well-known songs at Itty Bitty Bar, setting the tone for dancing late into the night. Enjoy a lively mix of familiar tracks that keeps the dance floor moving.

Explore one-of-a-kind handmade goods from local artisans alongside second-hand finds, and know that every purchase supports mission-focused initiatives. Browse for holiday gifts, decor for the home, apparel, craft pieces, and other surprising finds, with options to suit many tastes. Friends and families can shop together for a good cause, helping make a difference in the community and beyond.

Merchants and Makers brings its 8th Annual Holiday Shoppe to the Holland Civic Center, gathering over 100 local makers for a festive marketplace filled with unique holiday gifts. The venue will be serving drinks, and delicious food will be available throughout the event. Admission is $3, kids enter free, and both cash and card are accepted at the door. This market is full and the maker application deadline has passed. For seller safety, payment requests come only from Merchants and Makers via email or Square, never through Facebook messages, PayPal, or Venmo, and calls for makers are not posted in comments. Stay alert to scams and verify any requests directly with the organizer.

Outta the Park Comedy presents Kevin Farley at Park Theatre for a night of high-energy, story-driven stand-up. A veteran of stand-up, film, and television, he has appeared on Curb Your Enthusiasm, Drunk History, and The Tonight Show, and spent years with The Second City. Known from films including Black Sheep with his brother Chris Farley, he has built a style that blends quick wit and personal stories into feel-good laughs shared across the room. Tickets are available with general admission at $20 and VIP preferred seating at $30.

This free program is for families with children from birth through age 5. It features story time, music, and educational play activities, and each family receives a free book to take home. Parents and caregivers can also access information on child development and reading readiness.

This spot combines a lively sports bar atmosphere with dinner service and weekly live music. Guests can enjoy a meal while listening to live performances each week.

ZOMburgers wraps up its calendar-year run at Holland Farmers Market with a final service, bringing the 2026 market season to a close.

Enjoy indoor RC flying in the gym at Zeeland Christian School, sized about 90 by 100 feet with a 20 foot ceiling. The flying fee is $10, and spectators attend for free. There will be time slots for different model types, including Vapors and other lightweight airplanes, UMX Timbers, Radians and similar aircraft, micro helicopters and quads, and 3D flat foamies. A RealFlight RC Simulator will be set up so spectators can try virtual flying. Bring your models to fly or relax and watch the action.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on holiday canvas painting experience guided by local artist Stacey Kuipers. Participants will create a festive 11 by 14 artwork on a canvas board to take home. The fee is $25 per person, and all supplies are provided. No painting experience is needed, just bring creativity and a willingness to try something new. To add to the cheer, attendees are invited to bring a favorite holiday treat to share. Registration requires completing both the RSVP and the separate painting ticket.