Events in Owosso, MI

The Flint Flying Eagle Coin Club presents a talk by James Motley, a lifelong numismatist with more than five decades of collecting experience. Motley serves as President of CONECA and has held leadership roles as past chairman of the Huron Valley Numismatic Society, a former officer of the Pontiac Coin Club, and a board member for organizations including the Michigan State Numismatic Society and CONECA. He will delve into error coins, covering how minting mistakes occur and what can make certain pieces more valuable. The program welcomes seasoned collectors and those exploring the hobby. Admission is free and open to all.

The eighth Vermilion Creek Colonial Gathering is planned at Peacock Road Family Farm. Following the seventh annual edition and coinciding with the start of the semiquincentennial, this installment will bring additional updates and changes from the organizers.

The first annual Michigan Motor Madness wing car race takes place at Owosso Slot Car Speedway and spotlights multiple classes with clearly defined specs. F2K wing car uses a speedball motor and follows Midwest Wing Car Series rules with one change... clearance is .047 instead of .062. The minimum weight for F2K is 62 grams. Mini 12 offers two options, either a speedball setup with an X12 arm or a JK Hawk configuration paired with a Koford arm. Group 12 runs OMB and HBB together. All chassis must be at least 4.00 in length, with 4.3 to 4.5 noted as ideal. The 12 lite class sets clearance at .047 and a 59 gram minimum, and wire shunts are not permitted. Further detail for 12 lite includes a speedball motor with a PS 4012 arm and 4011 end bell, or a Koford arm M645-12-40 in a Hawk 6 JK setup. Group 12 requires 59 grams, allows shunt wires, and permits aluminum end bells and Cahoza cans, with .047 clearance. Hollow axles are allowed. Track calls are limited to issues on the main straight in front of the drivers or when a car ends up on the floor under the track. Modifications that seem questionable are likely not legal, so use common sense. Group 12 awards include $100 to the top qualifier courtesy of Wizard works Larry Langdon and a new 12 motor for the winner. The 12 lite winner receives a brand new 12 lite motor. The F2K winner has the entry fee waived.

Browse the Flushing Farmers Market for crisp produce, colorful flowers, bakery favorites and sweet treats from local makers, along with handcrafted items and artisan goods. Meet welcoming local vendors and enjoy a lively community atmosphere with fresh air, friendly smiles, and hometown charm while you shop small and support local businesses.

Cornhole for Courage returns with an annual cornhole tournament that brings people together for friendly competition and community, all to benefit families supported by the Blooming Brave Foundation. Expect prizes, raffles, and spirited play throughout the day. Blooming Brave supports children with medical complexities and their families by providing resources, encouragement, and care both in the hospital and at home. The organization grew from Bennett’s first year in the ICU, inspiring a commitment to stand with families during challenging times and to remind them they are not alone. The tournament will be held at Mundy Sports Complex, and team registration is available.

Mo Jones Bass performs live at the farmers market in downtown Flushing, adding music while visitors browse the vendors.

A free Jeep Invasion at Uncle John’s Cider Mill welcomes both participants and spectators. Look for food trucks, live music, and a dedicated parking area for Jeeps. Vendors offering unique products for Jeep owners can inquire about limited spaces at ujhardcider@yahoo.com. Attendees can showcase their vehicles while enjoying the mill’s seasonal fall offerings.

Cold weather can be hard on skin, and this class focuses on herbal blends that help protect and restore during the colder months. The class will demonstrate how to make a facial moisturizer tailored for mature skin, a rich body butter, a hydrating face mist with rose and hibiscus, and a rosemary shampoo that soothes a dry, itchy scalp. It also explores the benefits of rosemary and echinacea for skin and hair care, along with methods for creating infused oils that support relief from inflammation. Choosing Going or Interested on Facebook does not reserve a place. Pre-registration with pre-payment is required to secure a spot, and the fee is $40.

This One Piece TCG competition features Swiss rounds with a cut determined by final standings and uses the Extra Grand extended format. Each participant receives one Event Pack Vol. 9 upon entry. Players who make the Top 8 earn an additional Event Pack Vol. 9, the Top 4 receive a Limited Promotion Ms. All Sunday sleeve, and the winner is awarded an Extra Grand Battle Season Card, which serves as a voucher for a box from a recent OP set.

At Griffin Engine Shop, this Cars 'N' Cruise brings drivers and friends together for a casual meetup. The group will spend time together, talk cars, and then head out as one for a cruise around the Owosso area. The emphasis is on a friendly atmosphere, shared enthusiasm for hotrods, and an easygoing ride through the local streets.

The 2nd Annual Brad Thorsby Memorial Foundation Golf Outing returns to Briar Ridge Golf Course for a team-based day on the links that supports a meaningful cause. All team entries are sold out, and a waitlist is available. Teams of four compete in an 18 hole scramble with carts included, with a $320 team entry. An optional skins game is available for $20, and mulligans will be offered for purchase. On-course challenges include longest drive for men and women, closest to the pin, a Vegas hole, and a dice game, with a 50/50 and raffles adding to the fun. Coffee and donuts start the morning, lunch is provided at the turn, and a catered meal follows the round. Proceeds benefit 2027 scholarships and will also be directed to other charitable organizations. For more information, email bradthorsbymemorial@gmail.com or call or text (810) 990-9001.

Enjoy a friendly day of golf at Twin Brooks Golf Course with plenty of camaraderie, lighthearted competition, and time outdoors. Proceeds support two scholarships for Chesaning High School seniors. The cost is $70 per golfer with teams of four. The outing includes 18 holes, a cart, and food and beverages. Register at Twin Brooks Golf Course or by calling 989-845-6403.

Set at Almar Orchards, this fall skedaddle features 5K, 10K, and 10 mile courses through the orchard. Each distance includes a cider pour and an all you can eat pancake breakfast at a festive finish celebration. All entrants receive a custom cup and a finisher medal, are eligible for awards, and can stay after the race for a hard cider tasting and live music.

Support a charity by dining at Texas Roadhouse in Flint. Choose dine in or takeout and Texas Roadhouse will donate 10% to the charity when you show this event or flyer to your server. This applies only at the Miller Rd Flint location.

Mo Jones Bass brings soulful, classic tunes to Madison’s On Main in downtown Flushing. The night offers a relaxed experience with live music, dinner service, and a calm, welcoming setting.

Amped For Champs brings two single-day tournaments to the Shiawassee County Fairgrounds in Corunna, Michigan, featuring divisions for Standard, Variety, Pairs, Singles, Club-Flight, and Pre-Flight. The fairgrounds offer onsite camping with electric and water hookups. As the concluding stop in the Anchor Tournament series sponsored by UFLI and 1-TDC, it provides a final tune up before the UFLI Tournament of Champions with the Mighty Mutts Flyball Team.

The Montrose Blueberry Festival 17th Annual Golf Scramble takes place at Briar Ridge Golf Course. Registration includes coffee and donuts. Coney dogs are available at the turn, and a catered dinner follows the round. Participants can look forward to mulligans, door prizes, a 50-50, and goody bags. On-course competitions feature longest drive and closest to the pin.

At the NOW Building at Memorial Healthcare, the Friends of Pat’s Place Alzheimer’s Walk brings together families, friends, and neighbors to honor people living with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurodegenerative conditions. The walk raises funds that support local individuals and families, helping to build hope, connection, and compassionate care with each step.

Explore the Flushing Farmers Market with fresh produce, colorful flowers, baked goods and sweet treats from local makers, and handmade crafts and artisan goods. Meet welcoming local vendors and enjoy an upbeat community atmosphere with open air, friendly smiles, and a warm small town feel. Shopping here is a simple way to support small and local businesses while enjoying a relaxed outing.

Dead Pedal Dust Up blends car culture with music in support of a good cause.

Celebrate community creativity with a scarecrow competition connected to the Harvest Fest, presented with support from Caterer Family Funeral Home. Clubs, organizations, businesses, and individuals are welcome to participate. Participants can register through the tickets section, and availability is limited because lamp post spaces are reserved in the order registrations are received. Entrants are responsible for setting up and taking down their displays. Scarecrows may not be fastened to lamp posts with tape, adhesives, screws, or nails, and each one must be clearly labeled with the name of the individual, group, or organization. Judging will focus on originality, creativity, and effort, and every entry will be reviewed with no exceptions. Gift certificate awards will recognize the top three designs, with prizes of 50, 25, and 15 dollars. Scarecrows will be showcased in downtown Flushing during the week leading up to the Harvest Fest, and winners will be announced during the festival.

The subject may seem surprising at first, yet it addresses an important safety concern around rodent control. This class focuses on the risks posed by conventional mouse poisons to pets, wildlife, and people, then explores how herbs such as peppermint and cloves can be used as a gentler way to keep mice at bay. After two years of testing, an herbal blend has been developed to support this approach, and each participant will receive a sample to take home. Marking Going or Interested on Facebook does not reserve a spot. Pre-registration and pre-payment are required, and the cost is $40. Use the Get Tickets option to complete registration.

A monthly car show returns to Scooter's Bar and Grill with drivers competing for $200 in gift card prizes each month. The event features a 50/50 raffle benefiting charity, food specials, and a DJ providing music. When the car show concludes, live bands take the stage.

Stroll through a lively farmers market in Flushing filled with seasonal produce, vibrant flowers, sweet treats from local bakers, and handcrafted goods from area artisans. Meet friendly vendors as you browse, enjoy the fresh air, and take in the neighborhood charm. Shop small, support local businesses, and savor a bright community experience with plenty of smiling faces.

At Mundy Sportsplex, a Halloween-themed stroll features local vendors, a route for trick-or-treating, activities, a photo backdrop, food trucks, and music. Costumes are encouraged, and a bingo game offers chances to win prizes. The experience is designed to be fun rather than frightening, it is accessible for wheelchair users, and it welcomes kids. It also provides an easy way to support area businesses while enjoying treats and making new memories.

Skip the store and discover how to create memorable gifts from your own kitchen during a demonstration. The session covers raspberry wine, a Victorian shrub, a Boursin cheese mix, taco seasoning mix, lavender sugar, and more. Participants can taste everything that is prepared, and recipes will be provided to take home. Marking yourself as Going or Interested on Facebook does not reserve a place, so advance registration with payment is required to confirm attendance. Use the Get Tickets link to register. The cost is $39.

Capture autumn moments with a quick outdoor mini photo session at Barbers Park. Each session lasts 20 minutes and suits seniors, families, couples, or anyone wanting fresh photos without a big time or financial commitment. Expect seasonal props and 8 to 12 photos delivered within 10 days. The regular price is $50, with a $40 rate available when a current Montrose student ID is shown. Online booking is required, and a time slot can be reserved through the get ticket prompt.

Browse the Flushing Farmers Market, where you will find seasonal produce, vibrant flowers, fresh baked sweets from local makers, and thoughtfully crafted artisan items. Chat with friendly vendors, enjoy the open air, and take in the upbeat neighborhood vibe. It is an easy way to support area businesses while picking up something delicious or handmade.

Create a festive keepsake by decorating a handcrafted sleigh with greens, eucalyptus, berries, red and white florals, four miniature Santas, and ribbon. Light snacks and a tea tasting are included. A spot is secured only with advance registration and payment, and setting your status to Going or Interested on Facebook does not hold a place. Register through the Get Tickets link. The fee is $49.

This Monday through Thursday retreat centers on creating Quilts of Valor, heartfelt quilts made to honor and thank veterans. Each participant is provided a personal workspace that includes an assigned table, a comfortable chair, and a table lamp, with shared cutting tables and ironing boards available. Please bring a sewing machine, your projects, and personal tools such as rotary cutters, cutting mats, rulers, and irons. A continental breakfast is offered each day. The kitchen is open for preparing your own meals, and dining out is also an option. Two participation options are available: $215 per person for arrival on Sunday with departure on Thursday, or $185 per person for arrival on Monday with departure on Thursday. Lynn Lebeck, Michigan State Coordinator for Quilts of Valor, will be on site to answer questions and provide guidance. The retreat also includes a special Quilt of Valor presentation that underscores the purpose of the gathering.

The Flint Flying Eagle Coin Club hosts an evening with Tim Coleman focused on the history of U.S. coin production and the meaning of mintmarks. His presentation, US Mints & Their Mintmarks, traces coinage from the first issues of the 1790s to today’s strikes, explains why mintmarks exist, and highlights historic and current U.S. Mint locations. A special type set display will showcase the first denomination and first year coin from each U.S. Mint. The program welcomes longtime collectors and those simply curious about the stories behind everyday coins. It takes place at the Flushing Depot and is free to attend, with all welcome.

Craft a holiday candle ring that also works as a hanging wreath, using fresh pine, fir, cedar, eucalyptus, bay laurel, red berries, and silver accents. The lunch menu features a chicken basil pesto sandwich, soup, blueberry lemon pound cake, and Grand Oak’s Holiday Tea. Marking Going or Interested on Facebook does not reserve a space. Pre-registration with pre-payment is required to secure a spot. The fee is $34.

Treats on Main Street invites local businesses, organizations, clubs, and service groups to help create a festive community experience in Perry. Participants with storefronts can run a game or activity from their location or offer treats to visitors. Groups without a storefront are welcome too and can set up a game, activity, or treat station along Main Street. It is an opportunity to connect with local families, build visibility, and contribute to a growing Perry tradition.

Playmakers Ghostly Gallop brings a spooky, family friendly fall tradition to Uncle John’s Cider Mill. Participants can make their way through corn stalks, pumpkin patches, and apple orchards with options for every age and pace, including a 5K run or walk, a Boo Dash for kids, and a one mile cross country race for young runners. After the races, enjoy the full cider mill atmosphere with tractor rides, a corn maze, live music, food trucks, and the taproom. It offers a festive outing for runners, families, and friends.

Mo Jones Bass delivers a smooth mix of soulful and classic tunes at Madison’s On Main in downtown Flushing. Live music accompanies dinner in a relaxed setting for a laid-back outing.

Take part in a basketball free throw competition open to all ages, with both baskets on the full-court gym in use so there is plenty of room. A bonfire will be going. Bring your own snacks, drinks, and lawn chairs. The soccer field, volleyball court, and gaga pit will be open for play. Three cornhole sets will be set up near the pavilion, and a fleet of bicycles will be available for rides around 10 acres, including mountain bikes in a range of sizes for all ages. The entire facility, including the church building, pavilion, and gym, is accessible, with accessible restrooms available in both the gym and church.

This Halloween edition of the Flushing Farmers Market features seasonal fruits and vegetables, colorful flowers, sweet treats from neighborhood bakers, and handmade pieces from local artisans. Friendly vendors welcome shoppers to explore the stalls, enjoy the fresh air, and take in small town charm. It is a simple way to support local businesses while experiencing a lively community atmosphere.

Explore shop-wide savings with every item at 50 percent off. Three prize drawings will take place during the event to add extra excitement while you browse. Refreshments will be available in the gift shop. Guests can indicate that they are interested or plan to attend, and no registration is required.

Car enthusiasts converge at Griffin Engine Shop for a laid back meet up that leads into a group cruise around Owosso. Arrive with your hot rod and a few friends, spend some time hanging out, then roll out together for a relaxed drive through the local area.

Experience a nostalgic spin on yo-yoing with a focus on creative tricks and lighthearted competition. Expect a range of contest divisions along with quick mini-contests. Families are welcome, and parents and siblings are encouraged to bring their own yo-yos to take part.

Design a festive table centerpiece suited to Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s using seasonal textures and color. The project features frosted white greens, silver dollar eucalyptus, red and white accents, pinecones, and ribbon. Light refreshments will be offered, including tea, shrub, and hors d’oeuvres. An End-of-Winter Sale will be available with 50 to 60 percent off marked items. Facebook responses do not hold a place, so advance registration with pre-payment is required to secure participation. The cost is $50.

Step into Sacred Souls Gathering, an introductory circle designed to offer a warm start for newcomers. Participants meet the guides, explore foundational sacred practices, and connect with fellow seekers in a supportive setting. The monthly theme, Gathering of the Circle, highlights how temples can be both personal and communal, with attention to group dynamics, ethical considerations, and the power of gathering in shared sacred spaces. Expect a guided circle lasting about one to two hours, featuring an accessible introduction, open conversation, and simple practices that help beginners feel at ease. The environment is intentionally inclusive and free of judgment, encouraging exploration without gatekeeping. This experience suits the curious who are unsure where to begin, the open-minded interested in magic and intuition, and anyone seeking connection with like-minded souls through a sacred circle.

The Sew Styling Neighborhood Group meets at Bath Township Public Library for a sewing meetup that places the spotlight on sergers. This gathering is part of the group’s recurring schedule.

Celebrate the final day of the season before a break until May 2027. Browse the End-of-Season Sale featuring many one-of-a-kind gifts at special prices, and enjoy refreshments served throughout the day. There is no cost to attend.

An annual craft market hosted by the Swartz Creek Band Boosters brings vendors and shoppers together at Swartz Creek High School in Swartz Creek, Michigan. Expect a wide selection of booths, plenty of deals, and snacks available while you browse. Information about the vendor lineup will be shared as the event approaches. The organizers state that the only official communication is through Scbandscraftmarket@gmail.com and the event page, and any comments requesting a direct message are spam. Vendors and food trucks interested in participating can email Scbandscraftmarket@gmail.com.

Lounge Flies bring a high-energy rock show to Scooter's Bar & Grill, filling the room with driving guitars and a lively atmosphere as they take the stage.

Enjoy a casual Magic: The Gathering Star Trek prerelease featuring three rounds of one-on-one play, best two out of three. Each player receives a Star Trek prerelease kit with everything needed to build a deck for the event. Entry is $40 per player. Participation rewards are included, with additional prizes for top point earners. Space is limited, so preregister in store to secure a spot.

Mo Jones Bass brings soulful, classic tunes to Madison’s On Main in downtown Flushing. Settle in for a relaxed evening where dinner and live music come together in a calm, welcoming setting.

The annual Craft Bazaar returns to Flushing High School, presented by the General Federation of Women's Club Flushing Women's Club.

Cover Junkies return to the stage at Scooter's Bar & Grill with a set of familiar cover songs. The night features recognizable tunes performed live.

A no-cost Thanksgiving meal for the Shiawassee County community will be offered at the Shiawassee Council on Aging, Owosso Senior Center. Attendees can also sign up to receive complimentary Heat and Eat meals delivered to their homes.

Durand Area Band Boosters Christmas Craft Show fills the day with seasonal fun for all ages, featuring shopping, tasty bites, and a lively atmosphere. Attendees can explore booths from makers and artisans offering one-of-a-kind gifts, décor, baked goods, and other festive finds. Santa will stop by for meet-and-greets and photo opportunities, bringing extra joy for children. The showcase spotlights local vendors, offers a cheerful start to the Christmas season, and supports the Durand Area Band Boosters.

Hosted by the St Robert PTO, the 49th annual Christmas craft show and marketplace brings together local vendors offering handmade gifts. Browse artisan creations and seasonal finds, with your shopping helping to support the school.

Celebrate the season at a festive holiday market featuring local vendors with products, baked goods, and hands-on DIY stations. Santa will be available for photos and a story time, with favorite Christmas songs adding to the atmosphere. The first 50 children will receive goodie bags from Santa. More details will be shared as they become available.

An inviting introductory circle welcomes newcomers and the spiritually curious into a gentle, supportive space. Meet the facilitators, explore foundational sacred practices, and connect with fellow seekers in a beginner-friendly setting. The theme centers on the Living Temple, with an emphasis on integrating practice into everyday life, sustaining growth, and shaping personal rites or self-initiation to embody your path. The gathering includes a guided experience lasting about one to two hours with conversation, simple hands-on exercises, and a warm atmosphere. It is inclusive and judgment free, with no gatekeeping, and is well suited for those exploring magic and intuition or looking to sit in a sacred circle with like-minded people. Hosted at Blackbird Market- Mi.