This weekend in Owosso, MI

Hosted by Byron Fireworks Friends, this community car and tractor showcase marks the 21st year for cars and the second for tractors. Participants can register in advance or on arrival, with a $15 fee for pre-registration and $20 for same-day sign up. The first 50 registrants receive dash plaques, and more than 20 trophies will be awarded. Event shirts celebrating America’s 250th and the Byron Fireworks Car and Tractor Show are available to pre-order with pre-registration. Families can enjoy music, food, kids games, and a children’s barrel tractor ride sponsored by Hudson Mills Old Power Club. Awards will be presented as part of the festivities.

B's Mud Farm presents a mud bog focused on pit action for serious builds. Because of pit conditions and crowding, only dedicated mud trucks are allowed and street stock vehicles are not permitted. Any vehicle entering the pits must arrive and leave on a trailer, and a six inch strap is required. In the small tire pit, helmets are mandatory for quads and for anything without a protective cage. The spectator area is off limits to vehicles. Food will be available from What’s up Dawg, serving hamburgers and hot dogs, and B’s merchandise will be on hand. For safety and courtesy, do not bring dogs or glass, do not drink and drive, no underage drinking, and do not bring three wheelers, dirt bikes, or politics. Admission is $20 per person, with free entry for children 12 and under. Payment is cash only.

Explore the Flushing Farmers Market and browse farm-fresh produce, seasonal flowers, baked goods and sweet treats from local makers, and a variety of handmade crafts and artisan items. Friendly vendors create a welcoming atmosphere where you can discover unique finds, enjoy the fresh air, and soak up hometown charm. It is a chance to support small businesses while taking in a lively community market experience.

Owosso Farmers Market returns for the 2026 season with a vibrant downtown gathering that showcases local farmers, fresh seasonal produce, baked goods, prepared foods, flowers, plants, and handcrafted items. It supports local growers, small businesses, and community food access, creating a welcoming, family-friendly place to pick up weekly groceries, find a unique gift, or simply enjoy a Saturday morning downtown. The market operates rain or shine and features occasional live music and other special highlights throughout the season. Eligible shoppers can use SNAP/EBT at the Market Info Booth to receive market tokens redeemable with participating vendors. Held every Saturday in downtown Owosso.

This family-friendly event features many talented local vendors and plenty of food to enjoy.

Step into the past while visiting several of the Midwest’s most remarkable historic homes. In addition to the tour, special activities and exhibits are offered across the city, filling the day with opportunities to explore architecture and history. For more information, call 989-723-2155.

Uncle John’s Cider Mill hosts a two-day Keepsake Collection arts and craft show alongside favorite fall traditions. More than 125 juried makers and exhibitors present seasonal items, distinctive goods, jewelry, clothing, and other finds, with face painting adding extra fun for kids. Tractor-drawn wagons carry visitors between the craft area and the apple barn. Food trucks, sweets, and snacks are available. The mill also features a corn maze, pumpkin and sunflower fields, a bakery, a taproom, a children’s play area with a jumping pillow, and live music. Guests can watch the cider mill in action and browse the gift shop. Suitable for all ages.

The Michigan Appaloosa Horse Association hosts its fourth annual club trail ride at Sleepy Hollow State Park. The schedule features a morning ride, a potluck lunch with hot dogs provided by MApHA, and an optional shorter group ride after lunch. All are welcome, and friends are encouraged to come along.

Explore work from local makers and small businesses at a sale featuring handmade goods and boutique finds. Browse home decor, woodworking, jewelry, candles, unique gifts, and more, along with food vendors. It is a chance to get a head start on fall decorating, find early Christmas gifts, or simply show support for local artisans. With a wide mix of items, shoppers can expect options for many tastes.

Downtown St. Johns transforms into a foodie destination as more than 100 Michigan food producers, local farms, and food trucks fill the streets. This free outdoor gathering offers live entertainment, bounce houses, face painting, and plenty of family-friendly fun. Explore, shop, and sample Michigan-made foods from a wide variety of vendors. Vendor applications are currently open.

Learn the copper foil method while creating a stained glass piece in a guided class at Stallings Stained Glass. The experience is $129 per person and uses pre-cut kits so you can skip glass cutting and dive straight into assembling a window-ready or giftable piece. Choose a design that fits your style and space, including Patriotic Heart at 8.5 by 10 inches, Block M as a 10-inch round, Block S as a 10-inch round, Butterfly 1 at 10 by 6 inches, Butterfly 2 at 8 by 10 inches, or Heart Wings at 14 by 7 inches. Instruction covers wrapping each glass segment in copper foil, soldering seams for clean, smooth lines, and finishing the outer edge with a lead U-came to give it a crisp frame and added strength. You will also learn how to clean your piece and apply patina and polish for a refined finish. All materials are included, along with the use of professional tools. No prior glass experience is required, and participants must be 16 or older.

Create a long-lasting holiday teardrop swag in farmhouse style. Design a piece you can enjoy for years, suitable for the front door or as a table centerpiece. Adorn your swag with florals, berries, pine cones, farmhouse accents, and a bow. Pre-registration with payment is required to secure a spot, and marking “Going” or “Interested” on Facebook does not hold a reservation. The fee is $48.

The Shiawassee River Players present a program for one evening that revives the stories of historical figures from Owosso’s past. Tour guides lead a walk through the cemetery where attendees meet prominent former citizens and hear how their lives helped shape the present. This is a theatrical walking experience. Tickets are $20 at the gate. Please dress for the weather and for walking.

Enjoy a weekly Pokémon TCG Constructed tournament featuring best of three matches. The number of rounds depends on turnout, and entry is $6. Every participant receives a Pokémon prize pack plus a pack from Perfect Order, Chaos Rising, or Pitch Black, subject to availability. In addition, one pack of the next main set, Delta Reign, is added to the bounty pool for each event entry. When the bounty season concludes, the top trainers split that pool, with first place receiving 50 percent, second 30 percent, and third 20 percent.

Now in its sixth year, the Nicholas Curry Memorial Golf Outing returns to The Emerald Golf Course. Attendees can expect raffles, prizes, and games, along with the announcement of the first Nicholas Curry Memorial Scholarship recipient. Details about registration, donations, and sponsorships will be shared soon.

A day on the greens at Willow Brook Golf Club benefits the Greater Durand Area Chamber of Commerce. Highlights include golf, raffle prizes, a 50/50 drawing, hot dogs at the turn, and dinner to close the day. The event supports the chamber’s programs and events that help keep the Durand area strong.