Family events in Whitehall, MI

This all-ages, after-hours evening at the Muskegon Museum of Art includes light snacks and punch, with a cash bar available. Themes and activities rotate, and there is plenty of art to explore. Attendance is free and the format is drop-in style.

Free, fresh groceries are available through the Oceana County Mobile Food Pantry at Spitler Elementary School. In partnership with Feeding America West Michigan, this distribution offers fruits, vegetables, dairy items, and staple foods at no cost to families in Oceana County. Local volunteers power each distribution with support from the Rotary Club of Hart, strengthening food access and community resilience. No pre-registration is required for families receiving food. Volunteers help unload, organize, and hand out boxes, and should be comfortable standing for long periods and lifting food boxes. The schedule may change, so check the website before traveling.

Enjoy a pancake breakfast, browse an arts and crafts fair, check out a classic car and tractor show, let kids play games, and grab a bite from food trucks at this fall street festival.

The first annual K5 square body meet up brings enthusiasts together at the Bucket bar for a full day of activities. Hosted by Brian and Michelle Graves, the gathering features a meet and greet, a show and shine, and a group cruise through the dunes, followed by a return for a light lunch and giveaways. A light lunch is included with registration, and further information about registration, meal, and t-shirt pricing will be announced soon. Those interested in sponsoring can message Brian through the event page. This family friendly event takes place rain or shine.

The Fall Family Festival returns to Lewis Adventure Farm & Zoo with food, games, pumpkins, and seasonal fun for all ages. Tickets sell out quickly.

Visit the Bookmobile to sign up for a library card, learn about current programs, and check out books and other materials to enjoy at home.

Race #4 of the 2026 MiSCA Race Series takes place at Owasippe Scout Reservation, presented by Borah Teamwear. This student-only competition is open to Elementary, Middle, and High School ages, and participants may compete as individuals without a team. To take part, students must be registered in MiSCA's online system and also complete registration for the specific races they plan to enter. Financial assistance is available for those with cost concerns. There are no fees to enter or park at Owasippe. The trail for this event is maintained by Michigan’s Edge Mountain Biking Association.

The bookmobile visits East Park Manor, offering library card sign-ups, information about library programs, and the chance to borrow books and other materials to take home. Explore the collection and head home with something new to read.

Swing by the Bookmobile to sign up for a library card, learn about current programs, and borrow library materials you can take home.