Free events in Holland, MI

Designed for families with children from birth to age 5, this free program features story time, music, and engaging educational play. Each family receives a free book to take home. Parents and caregivers can also find information on child development and reading readiness.

Stop by the Holland Farmers Market for an outdoor shopping experience with local vendors. It runs Saturday mornings during the outdoor season, with plenty of time to browse from early until mid-afternoon.

Park Theatre hosts a no-cost, interactive CPR training led by Holland HEARTSafe that focuses on giving everyday people the skills and confidence to act in an emergency. The session covers hands-only CPR, how to use an AED automated external defibrillator, and essential steps for responding when every moment counts. It is beginner friendly, requires no prior experience, and is free to attend. The training supports the HeartSafe Community goal of saving lives through CPR education and wider access to AEDs.

Enjoy a free, drop-in community yoga session on the hill at Tunnel Park in Holland, Michigan. This all-level Body Soul Flow Yoga class takes place outdoors with views of Lake Michigan and fresh air. No prior experience is required, and participants move and breathe together at a comfortable pace. The practice is trauma-informed, soulful, and anatomically sound, encouraging meaningful growth without overwhelming the nervous system. Those with more experience can explore deeper layers of the practice. Participants may want to bring a mat, water, and a towel, and friends are welcome. The class is free of charge, with optional donations supporting Journey of Hope Yoga, a nonprofit offering free weekly classes for all. Online sign-up is recommended to receive weather-related cancellation updates. The class is led by Ria Anastasia Nieboer, C-IAYT, RYT500/E-RYT200, LMSW, ADS, and EMDR-certified. She provides outpatient care for complex trauma and one-on-one three-day intensives for high-performing professionals, using EMDR, mindfulness, parts work, polyvagal approaches, and somatic modalities to support steadiness, freedom, and authenticity.

Swing by the Holland Farmers Market for fresh local produce, products, and more during the outdoor season. It runs on Wednesdays and Saturdays, so you can stop in and browse throughout the week.

At Holland Farmers Market, the summer Kids Activities program offers free, family-friendly fun supported by Corewell Health. Each week begins with Market Story Time presented by Herrick District Library, then transitions to an interactive project led by community partners. This session spotlights Corewell Health with a Healthy Snack Walk, a playful take on a cake walk that showcases creative, nutritious ideas for the school year. Children can explore hands-on stations that promote smart snacking habits, and free samples will be available. Activities take place in the northwest parking lot by the Holland Civic Center. Families may drop in during the program, and a parent or guardian must remain with children throughout.

A summertime series of kid-friendly concerts fills Holland Ice Park with music created for young audiences. Each date features a different performer, inviting children to sing, move, and enjoy the show. Picnics are welcome, and the nearby playground and other on-site amenities make it easy to turn the performance into a longer outing. Admission is free and open to everyone. This season includes Trino with magic for families, Super Stolie, and An Enchanted Afternoon. The series is sponsored by Haworth and supported in part by an award from the Michigan Arts & Cultural Council.

The Laketown Township Board of Trustees meets to discuss and take action on matters affecting the township. The public is welcome to provide comments during the workshop portion, with each speaker allotted 3 minutes as set by the chairperson. This is not a question-and-answer session, and questions may be deferred to staff for follow-up if needed.

Sip & Craft is a monthly, free crafting hangout that keeps things easy, social, and eco minded. Expect relaxed, beginner friendly projects made with accessible, often reused materials, so you can create with your hands while enjoying conversation and a complimentary drink. Welcoming to every age group, it emphasizes connection rather than perfection. Arrive on your own, with a pal, or meet someone new at the table. Stop by for just a few minutes or settle in for longer, the drop in format is flexible. This month spotlights Magazine Mosaics, turning old pages into colorful designs.