This weekend in Whitehall, MI

Part of the City of Muskegon's annual Dumpster Days, this Steele Neighborhood cleanup offers a free way for residents to drop off bulky items and household rubbish that will not fit in regular garbage bins. Neighborhood association volunteers will monitor the site, creating a simple drop-off experience and a chance to connect with neighbors and association members. The collection point for this event is Muskegon Middle School.

The summer farmers market returns with a lively mix of local flavor and creativity. Explore farm fresh produce from local growers, seasonal flowers and plants, and small batch breads and pastries. Browse handmade goods from local makers, then enjoy ready to eat options from food trucks. Families are welcome, and it is a chance to meet the people behind the products and celebrate the community all season long.

The City of Muskegon teams up with neighborhood associations to present Dumpster Days, offering residents a no-cost way to drop off oversized items and household waste that will not fit in standard trash bins. Each site is staffed by neighborhood volunteers, creating an easy drop-off experience and a friendly setting to connect with neighbors and association members. This community-focused cleanup effort helps keep neighborhoods tidy while making disposal simple and accessible.

Part of a citywide cleanup series organized by the City of Muskegon in cooperation with neighborhood associations, this McLaughlin Dumpster Day provides a free, convenient drop-off for bulky household items that do not fit in standard garbage bins. Neighborhood volunteers will staff the site to keep things running smoothly, and the setting often becomes a friendly chance to connect with neighbors and association members. The event takes place at McLaughlin Community Park.

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.

A benefit golf scramble supporting the Crystal Valley Care Fund takes place at Benona Shores Golf Course. The format is a four person team scramble with a shotgun start. Entry is $70 for non members and $55 for members, and registration is available by calling 231 861 2098.

Master Gardeners with Michigan State University Extension will be at the market offering in-person guidance for gardeners of all experience levels. Get tailored answers on soil health, managing pests, choosing native plants, and strategies to increase yields. Attendees can talk one-on-one with these experts, pick up practical tips to use right away, and leave feeling ready to nurture a thriving garden.

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.

Uneven Ground returns to the Michigan Irish Music Festival with a spirited performance on The Pub Stage at Heritage Landing. The West Michigan Celtic band brings traditional Irish music to life with lively jigs and reels, heartfelt ballads, and sing-along favorites, featuring fiddle, guitar, mandolins, tin whistles, bodhrán, and rich vocal harmonies. The festival offers six stages of live entertainment along with Irish culture and dance, authentic fare from the Celtic Kitchen, beverages at The Pub, unique shopping in the Celtic Market, cultural exhibits, and activities for children in the Wee Ones’ Area. Sponsored by Bishop Heating.

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.

Enjoy free live music on the patio featuring Denny Powers. He focuses on acoustic favorites and performs a wide range of rock and country songs, with a hint of jazz. This mix connects with listeners of every age.

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.

A festive belly dance showcase hosted by The Secret Bellydancers of Muskegon supports local adoptable pets. Dancers from across Michigan will share the beauty of Raks Sharki, with all tips offered to performers directed to Pound Buddies Rescue. Pet supply donations, excluding dog food, are welcome at the door. Dirty Dog will have the kitchen open during the show. Those wishing to contribute or to submit a performance can contact the organizer. Performance pieces are requested to be under three minutes and forty five seconds, with soloists limited to two songs and groups to three, and mp3 tracks should be provided in advance.

Enjoy karaoke with DJ Kozmo and Kozmo Entertainment.

Rooftop karaoke takes over The Flight Deck at The Early Owl with PRIM Entertainment. Sing favorite songs, enjoy cold drinks and delicious food, and take in the rooftop views. Admission is free. If the rooftop closes due to weather, karaoke will move indoors to the dining room.