This weekend in Muskegon, MI

This Summer of Color horse show is a collaboration between the Michigan Paint Horse Club and Tri-State Pinto. Competition includes APHA, PtHA, and all breed classes at the Muskegon County Fairgrounds in Muskegon, Michigan. Judging will be conducted by Tim Abler and Stephanie MConnell.

At Muskegon Farmers Market, Salt & Fire sets up on Saturdays through October with sausages sizzling on the grill and a cooler stocked with frozen products to take home.

A lively summer market fills Saturdays with seasonal produce from local farms, colorful flowers and garden plants, artisanal breads and pastries, handcrafted goods from area makers, and food trucks serving ready to enjoy bites. Visitors can meet the people behind the products and enjoy a welcoming community atmosphere throughout the season.

Visit the Bookmobile to register for a library card, learn about available programs, and borrow library materials to take home. It is a simple way to connect with your library and leave with something to enjoy later.

At the market, Master Gardeners from Michigan State University Extension will be on site to answer gardening questions and share practical, hands-on guidance. Conversations can cover soil health, pest control, choosing native plants, and ways to boost harvests. Bring your questions, get personalized advice, and head home ready to help your garden thrive with confidence.

At Muskegon Farmers Market, children ages 3 to 13 can register on-site. Participants receive $5 in tokens per week. Extra activities are planned, so allow additional time to participate.

Crafters who find it hard to wrap up projects on their own can gather for a relaxed, social work session. Expect friendly conversation, coffee, and unhurried time to make headway on pieces that have been waiting for attention. It offers a simple, welcoming setting to enjoy company while moving works in progress closer to finished.

The 7th Annual DLT Jr Run welcomes both motorcycles and cars. All proceeds support Make a Difference Ministries of Muskegon.

Super Saturday at the Muskegon Museum of Art, held on the second Saturday of each month, offers complimentary admission to the galleries along with a free STEAM activity for kids. Each installment is inspired by artwork from the museum’s permanent collection or a current exhibition. This edition connects with "HerStory of Animation" and features a Watercolor Ink Blots project. Complimentary access applies to general galleries only and does not include specialty exhibitions.

Visit the Bookmobile to sign up for a library card, pick up information about programs, and borrow library items to take home.

Now in its eighth year, the Great Lakes Surf Festival takes place at Pere Marquette Beach in Muskegon, Michigan.

Leanna Crawford and We Are Messengers share the stage for a live concert at Heritage Landing.

Live music fills the beach at The Deck with a multi-artist lineup. Dance through the day, then keep the rhythm going into the night with even more music.

Head to The Deck for a day of live music on the beach during DeckFest! There will be multiple guest performers with music running from early afternoon through the evening. All ages are welcome, and it’s a family-friendly atmosphere, including your furry friends. Please note that Pere Marquette is a public beach with paid parking.

Zion Lion performs at BoDocks with a blend of reggae, African zouk, soukous, and Afro Latin music in a summer show.

Bear Trap AJJ hosts an open mat designed for cross-training and community building in the West Michigan grappling scene. Visitors who train in wrestling, jiu-jitsu, or judo can take part at no cost, with an emphasis on learning together and breaking down barriers between gyms. All affiliations are welcome, and participants of every experience level have a place on the mats. The goal is simple, bring more people together to train so everyone improves and the sport grows stronger.

Live beachside music fills The Deck when The Carl Webb Band brings 18 years of chemistry to the stage. Originating in the Muskegon and Grand Haven area, the group spans genres and decades, weaving songs by The Beatles, Santana, Adele, John Mayer, and Johnny Cash into the mix. They tailor each set to the crowd, adapting in real time to what the audience is feeling.

The Jess and Mike Duo present an acoustic rock performance featuring songs many listeners know. This two-person act highlights vocals and guitar in an acoustic setup. Both musicians are members of Liquid Radio.

The Deck hosts beachside live music with Sushi Roll, a group that blends high-energy dance grooves with rock and roll swagger. Formed in 2012, they deliver a colorful show that combines driving rock and lighthearted pop with exuberant stagecraft. Look for cosplay flair with costumes inspired by anime and superhero culture, building a theatrical, upbeat atmosphere by the water.