Family events in Holland, MI

This free gathering welcomes families with children from birth through age 5 and features story time, music, and engaging educational play. Each family will receive a free book to take home. Parents and caregivers can access information about child development and reading readiness.

NeuroLab at EagleEye Performance Vision is a movement-centered homeschool co-op in Zeeland, Michigan that helps children strengthen the foundations of learning. Rather than adding more worksheets, it complements existing curricula by building the visual and brain-body skills that support reading, math, writing, and sustained focus. This is not therapy and it is not a reading program. Students work in small groups and rotate through structured stations that encourage movement, observation, adaptation, and problem-solving. Inspired by the developmental principles of Jean Piaget, the experience emphasizes active exploration and interaction with the environment to grow intelligence. The focus includes eye tracking, coordination, visual memory, spatial awareness, balance, and attention. Designed for kids ages 6 to 10, the full six-week program costs $240, and enrollment is limited to maintain a focused, supportive setting.

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

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.

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.