The best things to do in Livingston County

“Grand River Corn Maze is a go-to spooky fix with a haunted corn maze, a full-on haunted house, and escape rooms for extra adrenaline, plus a non-haunted maze for the faint-of-heart. Grab your bravest friends, get lost, then laugh about who screamed first.”

From the Fowlerville newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Emagine Hartland mixes fresh releases like Spider-Man: Brand New Day with deep-cut fun, from Studio Ghibli Fest 2026 and Flashback Cinema to Summer Kids Series and director spotlights. When the week gets loud, swing by this week and let someone else tell the story.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, September 8, 2026

“Whether your strike dance is polished or still in beta, Howell Bowl-E-Drome keeps the good times rolling with 20 lanes, leagues for every vibe, and party packages that actually make planning easy. Family owned since 1946 with friendly pros and modern tech, it’s a solid midweek reset.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, September 12, 2026

“Upstairs in Howell’s Uptown, 2FOGS's Golf lets you tee it up on top courses from around the world with slick simulator tech, whether you’re dialing in for league play or just bombing drives with friends. Memberships and private events are on tap, plus a menu and drinks for the 19th hole.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, September 5, 2026

“Historic Howell Theater keeps it charmingly old-school with two cozy screens, mixing regional theater productions, indie gems, and vintage movies... plus the occasional midnight oddity that pairs nicely with popcorn. A solid go-to when you want something off the beaten megaplex path.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Stemville Howell is a STEM-inspired indoor playground with hands-on stations and activities that change often, letting curious kids imagine, build, and experiment while you catch a breather. Book open play or a party, bring socks, and let them burn brainpower instead of your living room.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, September 2, 2026

“Whether you're chasing birdies outside or bragging rights inside, Ironwood Golf Club delivers. Play the course, then keep your game sharp on state-of-the-art simulators with over 88 top courses worldwide, plus leagues, tournaments, instruction, and a full bar and menu to keep the round rolling.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, September 21, 2026

“Castaway Play Cafe is the local go-to when the forecast or your living room says nope. Think jungle gym, bounce houses, an arcade and a rock-climbing wall for the kids, plus a café for your sanity, so everybody leaves happily tired and slightly snackier.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Since 1927, Chemung Hills Golf Club & Banquet Center has been Livingston County’s classic 18-hole hangout with manicured greens, awe-inspiring views, and a friendly public vibe that makes you feel like a member for a day. Sneak in a round this week, then refuel in the Grill Room or plan your next celebration there.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Established in 1880 and tucked in the heart of Downtown Howell, All Saints Chapel is a charming spot for weddings, vow renewals, baptisms, memorials, or event rental. Keep it simple and meaningful this week, then celebrate knowing you picked a local classic.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, August 22, 2026

“Faulkwood Golf Club pairs a forgiving front nine with greens that keep you honest, then sends you into tight, wood-lined back-nine vibes straight out of northern Michigan. Sneak in a tee time this week, hit the range, maybe join a league or book a lesson, and play happy.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, August 24, 2026

“Keep the fam moving at Hartland Caroselli Aquatic Center, with open swim, adult swim and exercise classes, swim lessons, plus Splash & Play for the littles and a homeschool swim option. Easy way to shake off screen time and sneak in some end-of-summer energy this week.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, August 29, 2026

“Go to Hell, MI has everything for a mischievous afternoon this week, from spooky-cool merch and the Creamatory’s Hershey’s scoops to a quirky putt-putt course. Grab a Dam U diploma, send singed postcards, maybe even be “Mayor” for a day, then brag you survived Hell.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, August 29, 2026

“Hawk Meadows Golf Course keeps golf fun and affordable with a walkable 18, four sets of tees, and an all-grass-tee range for dialing in your shot. Friendly staff, scenic views, and a post-round hot dog and beer make it an easy yes for after-work swings or weekend leagues.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, August 31, 2026

“Skip the long haul and tee it up at The Links at Hunters Ridge, a Jerry Matthews design with heather-framed fairways, bent-grass from tee to green, and well-placed bunkers that keep things honest. Four tee sets and GPS carts make it friendly for the whole crew this week.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, September 13, 2026