Events in Owosso today

Take part in a Magic: The Gathering draft, then play three rounds. New and returning players are welcome. Entry is $20, with prizes awarded based on packs per win.

Families with children ages 3–5 can learn, play, and grow together through stories, songs, rhymes, movement, and activities. Playtime and crafts are included.

A calm, welcoming book club offers space to connect through reading, conversation, and shared support. It is part of L.I.F.T., a social support program for widows and widowers adjusting to the loss of a spouse. Participants can share experiences, build friendships, and take part in social activities. There are no fees or dues to participate, and light refreshments will be provided.

This wellness group combines a gentle, non-invasive five-needle protocol using ear beads or acupuncture with guided meditation. The sessions are designed to help reduce stress, support recovery, and promote emotional balance, with support for anxiety, trauma, chronic pain, and detox. The group is trauma-informed, recovery-friendly, and open to all, with no experience needed.

Take part in a beginner-friendly weekly constructed Riftbound game with a growing community. Participation includes a Nexus Night Promo Pack and a pack from the current set. The prize pool grows by $5 for each participating player, with store credit awarded based on standings. All entry fees are returned as prizes. Players need a card.io account linked to a Riot Games account, which is free to create. To be eligible for prizes, players must complete one full round of play in good faith.

517 Professionals is a local networking group where business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals can build relationships, share knowledge, and support one another’s professional growth. Meetings offer a welcoming setting for connection and collaboration, with expert member presentations, roundtable discussions, and professional development seminars. The group welcomes guests interested in growing a business, expanding their network, or connecting with other professionals.

Designed for the littlest ones, this storytime encourages learning, play, and growth through stories, songs, rhymes, and movement. It is best suited for children ages 0 to 3.

Take a quick pause for holistic healing and wellness support at this walk-in clinic. Services cost $10 for 10 minutes and include dry salt inhalation therapy in a red light salt cabin, an infrared sauna with red light therapy, vibroacoustic sound bed therapy, and a 30-minute AcuDetox auricular acupuncture session. A frequency therapy session using PEMF and TeraHertz is included free with any paid service. No appointment is needed.

A free baby pantry is available, welcoming both returning visitors and anyone stopping by for the first time. The announcement expresses gratitude for the opportunity to offer this resource.

Play Dungeons & Dragons 5e with a regular group of players. Teens ages 13 and older are welcome, and players of all experience levels can take part. Familiarity with the rules will be helpful.

Waterhole Wednesday brings ABC Greater Michigan Chapter members and their teams together at Reno's North for a networking social with ABC staff. Drinks and appetizers are available while attendees connect with co-workers and fellow members. The event is sponsored by AIS Construction Equip. Corp. RSVP is requested.

A casual, welcoming gathering for Pokémon TCG players of all experience levels to play, trade cards, and connect with fellow fans. Bring your own cards and use the current Standard Format. The league offers a chance to learn the basics and get familiar with competitive play before entering tournaments. A Pokémon Play! Account is required to play. Entry includes one pack from a current Pokémon set and one Prize Pack, with additional random drawings for stickers and other prizes.

Explore writing as a tool for healing, self-discovery, and growth in a guided recovery journaling group. Prompts and reflection exercises offer space to process emotions, build self-awareness, track progress, and strengthen resilience. Sharing is optional, and participants can take away tools for journaling on their own. No writing experience is needed, and journals and materials can be provided. The group is open to anyone navigating substance use disorder, trauma, or life transitions.

Howl & Heal Sanctuary offers free, beginner-friendly yoga classes for all ages and experience levels. The classes support accessibility, nervous system regulation, embodied wellness, community care, and connection. Extra mats are available by request, and when the weather is nice, the practice may move outdoors.

Play the Gundam TCG, a fast-paced card game about piloting Gundams and taking down your opponents’ shields. The constructed event is capped at 16 players, and pre-registration is encouraged to guarantee a spot. Entry costs $5, with prizes awarded in booster packs based on the number of players.

Enjoy a round of music bingo at Sherman's Lounge.

Support Michigan State University's effort in the We Give Blood Challenge by donating blood. Donations help provide blood for Michigan patients facing cancer, surgery, trauma, and other serious medical conditions, while also counting toward MSU's chance to earn a $1 million grant from Abbott. Donors will receive an MSU football, a voucher for a free scoop from the MSU Dairy Store, and an exclusive We Give Blood T-shirt mailed by Abbott after donation registration. Appointments are encouraged, and walk-ins are welcome.

Enjoy a casual game of Commander, with an emphasis on the social contract. Players hoping to use a cEDH deck are asked to discuss it with their group. Commander decks are available to purchase for anyone who needs one.

Children ages 6 to 12 can play a game, complete a craft or activity, and build with their favorite bricks.

The Eleventh Annual Houseplant & Succulent Sale supports the gardens and offers a chance to grow an indoor collection. As the gardens wind down for the season, the sale features houseplants and succulents that add warmth and fresh color to interior spaces. Options suit both newcomers and experienced collectors, and knowledgeable staff along with friendly volunteers are available to answer questions and guide browsing. Members of the gardens receive early shopping perks through a VIP sale.

A flash tattoo weekend at Splash of Color Tattoo & Piercing Studio features ready to go designs sized about 2 to 4 inches, priced between $100 and $150. Friday’s roster includes Perry, Mikayla, Bella, and Hannah. Saturday showcases Jason, Brandon, Bella, and Gray. Sunday highlights Jason, Brandon, Mikayla, and Gray. Updates about the designs and schedule will be shared on the studio’s social channels and the event page. For questions, comments, or concerns, contact info@splashtattoos.com.

Teens ages 13 and up can play Smash or Mario Kart on the library’s Switch with other interested players.

Enjoy a spaghetti dinner supporting the Okemos Masonic Lodge’s Bikes for Books program, which promotes reading in elementary schools. During the 2025–2026 school year, eight schools participated, more than 4,000 books were read, and 32 new bikes and helmets were awarded. Dinner costs $10 for adults and students in grade 7 or older, $5 for children in kindergarten through grade 6, and is free for preschoolers and younger children.

Take part in a casual Magic: The Gathering tournament featuring the Standard format. The entry fee is $5, and prize payouts depend on the number of players. Participation is capped at 24 players, and pre-registration is recommended to guarantee a spot.

Enjoy a friendly, competitive night of cornhole featuring a Switcholio or round-robin format with a $5 buy-in. Registration is through Scoreholio by searching for Auto City Eagles. After the tournament, a blind draw double-elimination competition offers another chance to play, with a separate $5 buy-in.

Cedric and Romane lead a zouk-focused weekender in East Lansing, Michigan that centers on connection, musicality, and the craft of dancing with the person in front of you. Their approach turns foundational steps into expressive, memorable moments, with a program designed to offer high-level instruction and plenty of social floor time in a warm, small-group setting. The schedule features 6 hours of group training, 8 hours of social dancing, and an additional afternoon practica for those able to stay, and attendance is limited to 40 participants to keep the atmosphere personal. Pass options include a Believer Pass at $125 for the first five leads and the first five follows, an Early Bird Pass at $145 for the next five leads and follows, and a Regular Pass at $165 for the remaining spots. Private lessons can be arranged by coordinating with Justin Scott or speaking directly with the instructors. Travelers can fly into Detroit, Lansing, or Grand Rapids, with public transit options from Detroit and Grand Rapids and plans to help coordinate rideshares or carpools through the event’s sign up survey. Lodging suggestions include nearby Airbnbs within about fifteen minutes of the venue, with choices to fit a range of budgets, including many under $100 per person for the weekend and some under $75, as well as several hotel options near Hannah Plaza. Guidance is also provided for parking near downtown East Lansing, including campus lots close to the Broad Art Museum, and a curated list of local dining spots highlights coffee, breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert with notes on cuisine and dietary options. Tickets are non-refundable, but they may be transferred to another person, or the value can be applied to a future event if the request is made up to two weeks before the event.

Arrive with an upbeat attitude and your best dance shoes for a high-energy time. Admission is limited to guests 21 and older, and there is no cover charge. Making a reservation is recommended to secure your spot.

Celebrate the season with a 5K run and walk that raises funds for the Raider 11U Orange Baseball Team. This family-friendly event welcomes competitive runners, casual walkers, Raider fans, and baseball families. Every entry supports the team’s opportunities to grow, compete, travel, and build memories on and off the field. Community spirit is the focus, with all proceeds directed to the team and a shared push toward its fundraising goal.

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.

Gather for tabletop games on the first Saturday of each month. Choose from the onsite collection or bring your own. A free swap table lets you trade a game you are ready to part with for one you want to explore. Beverages, baked goods, and sandwiches will be available for purchase. Admission is free, the event is open to the public, and all ages are welcome.

Creative Cafe hosts a relaxed meetup where participants can work on personal pieces alongside fellow creatives. Sketching, drawing, painting, printmaking, hand lettering, graphic design, and doodling are all encouraged. Admission is free, the gathering is open to the public, and it welcomes creators of every experience level. The cafe will offer beverages, sandwiches, and baked treats for purchase.

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.

At Abrams Planetarium, artist Zoe Butler presents The Genealogy of Light, an immersive performance that interweaves Caribbean cosmology and folklore with physics and philosophy to reflect on Black embodiment. Taking full advantage of the planetarium’s vast setting, Butler’s nonlinear approach encourages attentive listening and an upward gaze, inviting reflection on the ties between the cosmic and the intimate, what is visible and what is hidden, and the legacies that shape our worlds. The work builds on Butler’s earlier immersive video performance lecture, Conversations and Constellations, first shared at the University of the West Indies in Trinidad and Tobago. This program is offered in conjunction with Butler’s contribution to Laas / Absan / Peldía: Caribbean Cinema Cultures, an exhibition that considers loss, memory, and the shifting meanings of cinema across the Caribbean.

Create and take home a signature perfume by blending from a selection of four to eight fragrances. The workshop includes a clear glass perfume bottle, custom labels, complimentary wine, hors d'oeuvres, raffle giveaways, and access to shop other products. It is for ladies, and 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.