Events in Livingston County, MI

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GLCM teams up with Jet’s Pizza for a relaxed car meet at Jet’s Pizza in Brighton, Michigan. The focus is on cars and community in a laid-back setting, whether you bring a fully built ride, a daily driver, or a work-in-progress. Everyone is welcome and every kind of build is invited. This is not a takeover and not a track day, it is a respectful meet on site. Please be courteous to the property and nearby businesses by avoiding burnouts, drifting, reckless driving, and excessive revving. Park thoughtfully, follow the parking layout, and help keep these gatherings going.

Explore a lively marketplace that brings together talented artisans, tasty local fare, and live entertainment, all set against the charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. More than 150 vendors will span multiple buildings, and a new building has been added to make room for even more to discover. Expect food trucks throughout the event, live music, and outdoor tents that create a festive atmosphere. Admission includes a weekend wristband for convenient access. Shop handcrafted pottery, woodworking, glass art, textiles, home décor, jewelry, and more from Nova Scotian makers. Sample local flavors with baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, beverages, food trucks, and regional wines. Only service dogs are permitted inside buildings, and bringing cash can help make purchases smoother. For more information, email Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

The Fowlerville Farmers' Market celebrates its 2026 season with a welcoming community marketplace that offers a friendly setting to browse goods, meet neighbors, and show support for all things local.

A boho inspired craft show brings together local makers with creations rooted in nature, vintage character, and whimsical touches. Expect earth tone pottery, boho clothing, wooden signs, hair accessories, botanical candles, vintage goods, whimsical jewelry, crystals, home and outdoor decor, natural beauty and wellness products, candles, books and journals, stain glass, hippie items, and more. Admission is free, and donations are welcome to benefit Society for Woman's Health Research. Held at Kensington Valley Outlets, this juried event limits overlapping categories and closely similar styles to reduce competition and maintain a cohesive vibe. A vendor list and show map are forthcoming, and participating sellers are encouraged to stay alert to scammers and report suspicious messages as outlined in the application details.

Finders Keepers Vintage Market brings a large showcase to the Fowlerville Fairgrounds with more than 125 vendors representing talented small businesses, makers, and pickers. Explore boutiques with on trend clothing, rustic and boho home decor, hand painted and hand built furniture, organic goods, items for moms and babies, wall art, and more, with a variety of food trucks on site. A special highlight is the Vintage Camper Rally, featuring a village of restored campers and opportunities to meet their owners. General admission is $5, kids 12 and under are free, parking is free, and complimentary furniture loading is available. Parking logistics have been improved in collaboration with the fairgrounds. Only two vendor spaces remain. Vendor inquiries can be sent by text at (814) 388-9451 or by email at vfapply@gmail.com, and organizers ask that messages not be sent through Facebook Messenger.

UnBaked Cookie Co. will pop up at This & That Market at Fowlerville Fairgrounds with a selection of edible cookie dough that is completely safe to enjoy, spanning classic recipes to decadent loaded options. Shoppers can explore vintage finds, artisan-made pieces, and offerings from local small businesses at this event, which was previously known as Finders Keepers Vintage Market. Sweet treats pair with a day of browsing unique items from independent vendors.

Readers ages 7 to 12 are asked to finish the selected book in advance. The session includes a group discussion with snacks and an activity. A copy to keep is available at the front desk. Registration is required. When signing up siblings, complete one registration and list both first names in the first name field.

Award winning Australian musicians and sound healers Peter D. Harper and Bobbi Llewellyn- Harper, honored with 14 music awards across four countries, lead an immersive workshop focused on cultivating good karma and balance through the Libra season. Centered on the ancient Australian Indigenous wind instrument, the didgeridoo (Yidaki/Mako), the session weaves sound and color vibrational attunement with Tarot and conscious connected breathwork. The discussion explores the transition from Virgo into Libra and its themes of equilibrium, justice, reciprocation and harmony. A guided meditation on Tarot card 11, Justice, merges with didgeridoo and color frequencies to support the creation of mantras that encourage harmony, creativity and clear intention. The program continues with a sound bath featuring the didgeridoo alongside male and female vocal intonations that use power vowels and words to foster a deep meditative state. Drawing on the Didgeridoo and Singing Ceremony tradition, the experience emphasizes frequency and brainwave entrainment to guide participants toward calm and may surface emotions for release. The evolving soundscape can include Australian Indigenous message sticks, a Navajo, The Dine` traditional drum, Native American love flute, drone flute, crystal singing bowls, harmonica, tongue drum, rain disk and keyboard drones. Peter and Bobbi have presented their workshops in the USA, Canada, Australia, Europe, the United Kingdom and China.

This hands-on workshop focuses on crafting custom fit merino wool slippers through wet felting. Fine wool fibers are worked into a sturdy, seamless pair shaped to your feet, with many color options available. Participants learn to draft a resist template for sizing, build up layers for structure, felt the fibers using soap and water with plenty of agitation, then form and finish the slippers for a clean, polished result. The class welcomes beginners, and no prior experience is required. Expect an active process that involves rolling, rubbing, standing at times, and getting a bit wet. A midday break is included so you can bring lunch or step out for a bite. Everyone leaves with finished, warm and breathable slippers intended for indoor wear, and they do not include leather or rubber soles. All materials are provided. Advanced opportunities are planned for the future, exploring tougher wools like Corriedale, Bergschaf, and Romney, plus techniques for adding leather soles and embellishments with needle felting, crochet, and knitting. If you would like updates about those sessions, ask the instructor to add you to the notification list.

Now in its fourth year, this Halloween mini festival in Howell, Michigan features opening sets from live bands and focuses on celebrating the holiday.

A paddle auction fundraiser benefiting The Torch will be held at St. Agnes Catholic Parish in Fowlerville, MI. Tickets are available, and the discussion section includes pricing details and a QR code to purchase.

BandWagon brings an easygoing atmosphere to label Kitchen, blending relaxed grooves with warm, welcoming tunes for a mellow night of music.

Ease into a calm, accessible yoga session led by Carly, suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners alike. The practice focuses on breathing in harmony with movement and offers a slower pace that gently builds warmth without feeling like an intense workout. It pairs well with an active routine and provides space to reset and unwind. Please bring your own yoga mat.

An annual Purse and Jewelry Sale raises funds for the Howell Senior Center with a variety of gently used purses, bags, and jewelry to browse. Most items are under $5, and proceeds support the center’s mission to offer affordable programs and services for older adults in the community. This is a two day sale. Donations of gently used purses, bags, or jewelry are welcome and can be dropped off at the Oceola Community Center front desk during business hours.

Enjoy a calming yoga session at the Greenhouse that pairs mindful movement with a soothing sound bath, led by Danielle. The class begins with a heat-building Vinyasa flow and concludes with deep, intentional Yin poses for a fully relaxed finish. All experience levels are welcome. Please bring a yoga mat and water. Drop-ins are welcome. The class price is $15, payable in cash or via Venmo at Sol_Connection.

Settle into a restorative sound bath meditation at Vibology, where soothing vibrations support deep relaxation and intention setting. Michelle at @soleful77 begins with a gentle guided meditation to help you release stress and clarify your focus. She then creates a supportive space with resonant instruments, including crystal chakra bowls tuned to 432 Hz, a gong, Himalayan bowls, a Buffalo drum, and additional healing frequencies that work with both the emotional and physical body. Bring water, a yoga mat, a pillow, a blanket, and any other cozy comforts to make your spot comfortable, and note that chairs will also be available. The cost is $30 per person, and advance registration is requested online, in store, or by phone. A minimum of four participants is required. If the minimum is not met you will be contacted and refunded. All purchases are non-refundable unless Vibology cancels, in which case a full refund will be issued. Missed attendance cannot be refunded or transferred. If weather affects a session it will be rescheduled and your registration will move to the new date.

Enjoy fellowship and fun with board games, Nintendo Switch play and other activities. Dinner will be provided for everyone who attends. Participants ages 10 and up can take part, and parents are welcome to stay. The cost is $5 per person.

GLCM partners with Jet’s Pizza in Brighton for a laid back car meet centered on community and a shared love of cars. There is no takeover and no track activity, just a simple meet. All vehicles and any stage of build are welcome, from daily drivers to projects and fully built cars. Attendees are expected to be courteous to the lot and surrounding businesses. Burnouts, drifting, reckless driving, and loud or repeated revving are not permitted. Please park considerately, follow the parking layout on site, and help keep these gatherings going.

The Clothing Closet at Shalom offers clothing and shoes at no cost to anyone. All are welcome, with no forms, requirements, or screening. It is a simple way to refresh or rebuild a wardrobe without spending money, and there is plenty to choose from. New donations are accepted. For more information, call the church office at 734-878-6859.

Settle into a calming, guided meditation with drumming led by Marsha, offered on a monthly basis. The experience is designed to help participants explore insight and connect with their higher self, spirit guides, and angels. The cost is $10 per person. Registration is available online, in-store, or by calling 517-894-5537. A minimum of four participants is required; if that threshold is not met, registrants are notified and payments are returned. All purchases are final unless Vibology cancels, in which case a full refund is issued. Missed attendance cannot be refunded or transferred, so please register only if you can commit. If weather affects a session, it will be rescheduled and existing registrations will move to the new date. Please note that meditations are held downstairs and access requires the use of stairs.

This new monthly after hours watercolor social welcomes all skill levels. Every attendee receives a sea life themed watercolor kit that includes six postcard sized sketches, a paintbrush, and paints. The session begins with approachable tips to get started, then it is time to create. Participants can complete at least one postcard during the event, with the remaining pieces to take home for continued creative time and quiet, mindful moments. Expect a relaxed atmosphere and opportunities to meet others who enjoy making art.

Michigan Southern Charm welcomes the holiday season with a Weekend Holiday Open House featuring festive cheer, exclusive shopping opportunities, special discounts, and fun giveaways. The celebration begins with a ticketed VIP shopping experience that provides early access to holiday merchandise along with a relaxed atmosphere, hors d'oeuvres, and specialty drinks. Ticket holders receive a complimentary gift bag filled with some of Ashley’s favorite items, valued at over $50, and swag bags are reserved for VIP guests only. After the VIP portion, the event opens to the public with seasonal savings, giveaways, first looks at new holiday collections, and a lively, merry setting to kick off early holiday shopping. Space is limited for the VIP experience.

With school out, this one-day camp offers a full day of fun, movement, and creativity at the Hive Teen Center. Designed for current kindergarten through fifth grade participants, it provides a safe, engaging place to spend the day. Campers can look forward to a blend of structured activities and free play, including gym games and group challenges, arts and crafts projects, indoor and outdoor play when weather allows, team games and cooperative activities, and plenty of time to run, move, and burn off energy. To prepare, campers should bring a lunch and a water bottle, and wear comfortable clothes and gym shoes.

Add a personal touch to an insulated water cup in a hands-on stamping workshop that teaches you to design custom metal tags, curve them, and fasten them securely to the handle. Work with brass, copper, or aluminum blanks and use jewelry stamps with a range of fonts to press a name, a short saying, or a favorite mantra. All tools are supplied, and instruction covers the full process from initial design to the finished piece. The workshop lasts one and a half hours and is intended to be easy and enjoyable. The cost is $26 per person and includes two metal blanks. Participants should bring their own cup from brands like Stanley or Simple Modern or a similar style. Extra blanks are available for $5 each if you want additional accents.

Car enthusiasts gather at Jet’s Pizza in Brighton for a laid back meet focused on cars, community, and conversation. All cars and builds are welcome, and anyone can attend. This is not a takeover or a track event, just a proper meet. Attendees are asked to respect the lot and nearby businesses by avoiding burnouts, drifting, reckless driving, and excessive revving. Park thoughtfully, follow the parking layout, and help keep these meets going strong.

The Witchy Craft Show brings together local makers for a marketplace of handmade creations that lean magical, playful, and nature inspired. Shoppers can explore whimsical jewelry, crystals, intuitive readings from psychics and card readers, enchanted accents for home and garden, natural beauty and wellness goods, candles and incense, books and journals, and baked treats, with charming touches of mushrooms, fairies, and witches throughout. Admission is free, and donations are welcome for the Society for Woman's Health Research. Taking place at Kensington Valley Outlets, this juried show curates a balanced mix of vendors to highlight quality, reduce overlap in similar styles, and keep the theme cohesive from start to finish.

Fish and Loaves offers a free weekly meal for the community in Brighton, organized by local churches. For this occurrence, the First UMC Brighton Campus is the host and the meal is served dine in.

Celebrate the next chapter of the ACOTAR saga as the space is transformed into Prythian, complete with the Night Court and a starry, immersive atmosphere. Each ticket includes a copy of the brand-new Book 6 with extra surprises tucked into a book bag, plus food, mocktails, and plenty of photo opportunities, along with a costume contest. One raffle ticket is provided, and additional tickets can be purchased with cash. Drawings take place every 20 minutes, culminating in an ACOTAR fan basket valued at over $100. Tickets are $75, limited in number, and non-refundable.

Supremacy Over Hogwarts: Battle Of Coalitions returns to Hell Survivors with a 2 v 2 format that still crowns a single overall winner. Houses are paired into two alliances, with Slytherin joining Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff teaming with Gryffindor, and each house pursues its own missions, props, and objectives while fighting alongside its partner throughout the weekend. East and west insertion points are back, with one coalition starting on each side and spawns switching after lunch. Organizers are working on additional features to make the experience even more magical. Commanders are Marc Dreadnaut Bellomy for Gryffindor, Glenn Blunk for Hufflepuff, Megan Lundy for Ravenclaw, and Chippy Chris Nicholas for Slytherin.

THE BRIDGE delivers the entertainment for a Halloween celebration filled with ghouls, goblins, sexy nurses, mad scientists, and Eagles. A spirited night awaits those who dare.

The Fish and Loaves Community Dinner offers a free, eat-in meal for the community. It is organized by Love INC, a nonprofit network of local churches working together to share God’s love with neighbors in need. For details, please contact the church office at (810) 227-7411.

Registration is open for a weekend of dance with One Spirit Dance Company’s Fall Spectacular, featuring workshops and a Saturday evening showcase with Maria Hamer, Joanna Abel, and Christine Andrews. Saturday’s activities take place at Portage Yacht Club with daytime instruction from Joanna and Maria, followed by a showcase in the evening. Non-performers can purchase showcase tickets for $20. Dancers interested in appearing in the show should be enrolled in at least two workshops, keep pieces to four minutes, and can reach out with their contact information and dance style to onespiritdanceandfitness@gmail.com. A dressing area will be available at the venue. Saturday workshops include Joanna’s Combos Opulent, a session focused on elegant combinations, refined isolations, and expressive arm pathways for all levels, and Maria’s Midnight Walk, which explores narrative movement, detailed isolations from head to toe, and intricate choreography that emphasizes precision and mood. Sunday’s training is hosted at One Spirit Dance & Fitness with Christine’s Floating on Air, a veil-focused session that encourages moving with fluid ease and treating the veil as a partner through improvisation rather than purely mechanical technique. Participants are asked to bring a veil, with silk preferred. Parking and the entrance are located at the back of the building, with access via the driveway next to the hardware store. Workshop packages and single-session options are available, and all workshops are non-refundable. Registration payments can be sent via PayPal to kelly_dickinson@hotmail.com or via Venmo to @Khassan09 (Kelly Hassan). When registering, include workshop selections and, if paying for multiple students, list each attendee’s first and last name. About the instructors: Joanna Abel is a Pittsburgh-based performer and educator who leads 3rd Street Belly Dance Studio and produces imaginative events including the Enchanted Creature Ball and Enchanted Tarot. She has toured the East Coast with Beats Antique and directs student troupes that present fusion and theatrical works. Maria Hamer brings more than three decades of study and performance in Middle Eastern dance, from folkloric foundations to contemporary compositions, with collaborations across the globe and certifications in the Salimpour and related formats. Christine Andrews began with Turkish style belly dance in 1988, helped found Zafira Dance Company and Ghawazee Middle Eastern Dance Ensemble, and deepened her artistry with Kalbelia dance under Gulabi Sapera in India; she now performs with The Hamer Sisters and in Starry Moon Dance Company. For those planning the weekend, a nearby hotel option is Holiday Inn Express & Suites, and dining choices in town include Pinckney Diner, Bliss & Fish, Taqueria Los Dos Potrillos, Town Square Pizza, and China House, with additional fast food options available nearby.

Explore the centuries-old craft of Pysanky, a wax batik method for creating intricate designs on eggs that began in Ukraine and spread across Eastern Europe. This winter-focused workshop pairs traditional techniques with a contemporary sensibility, guiding participants through modern pattern ideas, winter botanicals, snowflakes, holiday themes, Scandinavian inspired motifs, and refined color palettes that suit seasonal décor. Instruction covers both familiar and lesser-known ways to work with wax and dyes to build layers, detail, and visual richness. Finished eggs become more than simple seasonal accents. They can rest in decorative bowls, stand on display, anchor a winter centerpiece, or be turned into one-of-a-kind ornaments. The session also introduces straightforward embellishments such as hanging methods and bead accents. All tools and materials are provided for use during class, and participants leave with completed winter Pysanky along with new approaches for weaving this art form into holiday decorating. MI Craft House stocks Pysanky writing tools, dyes, and other supplies available for purchase for anyone who wants to continue at home.

The 5th Annual Holiday Craft Fair brings a festive marketplace to the Brighton High School cafeteria, with free parking and free admission for shoppers. Two vendor spaces remain available. Interested vendors can text 814-388-9491 for the preferred contact method or email applyasavendor@gmail.com, and placement is first come, first served.

The 19th annual holiday bazaar presented by St. Joseph Catholic School features nearly 100 vendors, making it easy to find gifts for everyone on the list. Beyond shopping, attendees can enjoy a raffle with door prizes, a Moms Club bake sale, concessions, and a visit from a special guest from the North Pole. Vendors seeking details or an application should email holidaybazaar@stjosephhowell.org, which is the sole official contact for this event to guard against scams.

Explore traditional basketry by crafting a decorative star from natural reed in a welcoming workshop designed for beginners. Learn straightforward weaving methods while turning prepared reed into a star suitable for everyday display or seasonal decor. The session covers how to prepare the material, weave and shape the form, and apply finishing touches so the result is both sturdy and attractive. Instruction is offered step by step in a supportive studio setting, creating a calm, hands-on creative experience for anyone new to weaving or curious about another fiber art. No prior experience is required, and all tools and materials are provided. Participants leave with one completed woven star or two smaller versions, a solid introduction to traditional reed techniques, practical tips for future reed projects, and a handmade decoration ready to display on a wall, in a wreath, or as a stand-alone piece of folk art.

A relaxed, after-hours watercolor social launches a new monthly series. Beginners are welcome. Each participant receives a kit with six postcard-sized European streetscapes, a paintbrush, and paints. The session starts with approachable watercolor tips to spark creativity. Expect to complete at least one miniature piece during the gathering, then take the remaining cards home to enjoy at your own pace for a calming, mindful break. The atmosphere centers on creative fun and offers a chance to meet new friends.

The Alley District hosts an annual tree lighting with Santa at the center of a family friendly evening filled with holiday cheer. Highlights include a meet and greet with Santa, a hot cocoa bar, and festive caroling. The celebration also supports Stuff the Alley, a local food drive, and attendees are invited to bring a non-perishable item to help fill the community pantry.

Downtown Brighton lights up with seasonal cheer as holiday vendors, family-friendly activities, live reindeer, a cheerful choo choo train, and live performances fill the streets. Santa and Mrs. Claus make a special appearance to lead the town lighting, creating a festive highlight for all ages. Local businesses, artisans, and organizations come together to offer giftable finds and community fun, making it easy to check off a shopping list while spending time with loved ones. Soak in the atmosphere, make new memories, and celebrate the start of the holiday season with Holiday Glow.