Events in St. Clair County, MI

Celebrate the holiday season with a distinctive shopping experience featuring local small businesses. Browse for gifts and seasonal finds while supporting independent shops.

Marysville families can enjoy creating an art project together through a partnership between the MMS PTO and Unhinged Art. Projects range in price from $10 to $40 and can be completed as a family or individually. They are best suited for ages 10 and up, and registration is encouraged to help with planning.

Menopause - The Musical is a humorous, heartwarming show that explores the joys and challenges of menopause through music and wit.

This hilarious musical parody follows four women at a lingerie sale who share a black lace bra and the ups and downs of menopause, including memory loss, hot flashes, and night sweats. Set to classic tunes from the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s, the show celebrates the experiences that have made audiences around the world laugh for more than 20 years.

Explore a festive holiday shopping experience that celebrates local shops and small businesses. It’s a chance to get an early start on holiday shopping while browsing a one-of-a-kind market.

Enjoy an evening of Scottish country and ceilidh dancing, including reels and jigs, with instruction from David Teague. Beginners are welcome, and live Celtic music from Scotland and Ireland will be performed by School for Strings students. Guest artist Tres McMaken will perform during a break in the dancing, and food and drink concessions will be available. This fundraiser supports School for Strings, a local nonprofit string music school working to bring world-class instruction to the Blue Water area.

Enjoy a festive holiday shopping experience featuring local small businesses. Shop early and discover a one-of-a-kind seasonal market.

Television host, designer, carpenter, and humanitarian Ty Pennington shares his experience across home renovation, design, and DIY. Known for hosting Trading Spaces and Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, he has also hosted several HGTV shows, written bestselling books, designed products, and advocated for accessible, elevated living. His work combines creative design with a focus on how homes can inspire and transform everyday life.

Connect with local organizations that support seniors and their families at this free expo. The event includes prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings.

The American Red Cross holds a monthly blood drive at the Marysville Community Center. Participants can register for a time slot that works best for them.

This casual morning mixer offers business owners a friendly setting to connect, share ideas, and enjoy coffee and conversation. It is open to all business owners, whether or not they are Chamber members.

A ladies’ night out in downtown St. Clair features dining, shopping, sales, discounts, snacks, and refreshments at Riverview Plaza. Participating businesses include Amunni Boutique, Anchor Point Bistro, Bear & The Hare, Blackbird Boutique, Hamlin Pub, Her’s Boutique, Mannina’s Italian Restaurant, Saint Clair Nutrition, Saint Clair Art Association, Silk’s Flowers, Soaring Dreams, Sweet Tooth of St. Clair, Thumbcoast CBD, and War Water Brewery. Details about participating businesses and their specials are to be shared as the event approaches.

This heart-centered, experiential training introduces participants to Usui Reiki, Japanese Reiki techniques, and Holy Fire® III energy. It is designed for people who want to deepen a personal healing practice, support others, or begin training as Reiki practitioners. Participants will explore Reiki’s history and principles, the human energy system, hand placements, meditation and grounding practices, methods for sensing and clearing energy, inner guidance, distance Reiki, and the Reiki II symbols. The training also covers Holy Fire® placements, giving and receiving a complete Reiki session, ethical practice, energetic boundaries, and ways to incorporate Reiki into everyday life for themselves and others, including family, friends, pets, and plants. Learning includes lecture, discussion, demonstrations, guided experiences, reflection, and hands-on practice, with opportunities to give and receive Reiki in a supportive setting. The course includes a start-up kit, manual, training, and attunement. Participants who complete the training receive a Usui/Holy Fire® III Reiki I and II certificate of completion. Preregistration is required.

Neil Andrews will perform a mix of original material and cover tunes spanning a variety of musical styles.

The Marine City Old Newsboys Craft Show is a craft show held at Perch Point Conservation Club.

Discover handmade creations and holiday favorites from Little Dude Skeletons™ at a craft show featuring local artists, makers, bakers, authors, and small businesses. Little Dude Skeletons™ is a survivor-owned business that donates one dollar from every sale to support domestic violence awareness and support. Past community donations have benefited LACADA, a local domestic violence shelter.

Enjoy cookies, milk, a holiday craft, and a picture with Santa Claus. Admission is $20.

Enjoy upbeat music spanning classic rock, 80s hits, a little country, and everything in between, with songs to dance to.

Enjoy a community carol sing featuring the Port Huron Salvation Army Band and special guests from the St. Clair High School Advanced Choir. The program includes Christmas carols and traditional holiday songs, followed by light refreshments.

Sean Hartley, a leading authority on Broadway musical history, directs Theater@Kaufman, the musical theater division of New York’s Kaufman Music Center. He curates, produces, and often hosts the Broadway Close Up and Broadway Playhouse series. A lyricist, composer, and playwright, Hartley has created numerous musical works, including Snow, which won the ASCAP Harold Arlen Award for Best Musical, and has television credits with Disney. A passionate educator and frequent lecturer, he will use musical examples to explore four revolutionary Broadway shows and how they helped transform musicals from light entertainment into integrated works of art.

A Christmas craft show featuring a variety of crafts.

A gathering to remember local veterans laid to rest at Woodland Cemetery in Port Huron Township.

Celebrate the holiday season with a high-energy production blending classic Motown sounds and beloved holiday anthems. The show features Detroit Motown legends The Shades of Blue, known for the 1966 Billboard hit “Oh How Happy!” and inducted into the Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame in 2015, alongside an all-star cast of celebrated Motown performers and musicians. Audiences can enjoy dynamic choreography, rich harmonies, dazzling costumes, and music honoring artists including The Temptations, Diana Ross & The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson, The Four Tops, Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, Michael Jackson, and The Spinners.

Celebrate the New Year with the Port Huron Eagles and a lively mix of classic rock, ’80s hits, modern rock, country, and more. The music features upbeat songs for dancing.