Are you looking to find events for you and your family this month? There are activities (in-person and virtual) on campus and in the Greater Lansing community that are perfect for summer. Many events require registration, so be sure to click the links to learn more.
Campus Events
Starts August 3 – 25th Annual Muelder Summer Carillon Concert Series (free): Enjoy the bells of Beaumont Tower, for free, every Wednesday.
August 6 – Family Day: Grow (free): Enjoy Family Day at the MSU Broad Art Museum. There will be hands-on, interactive activities throughout the museum.
August 14 – Architecture Tour (free): Celebrate the 10th anniversary of the MSU Broad Art Museum by learning more about the buildingās unique architecture.
Starts August 18 – Tuesdays with Morrie: Come see the play based on the best-selling memoir of all time, Tuesdays with Morrie at the Wharton Center.
August 18 – Vince Gill featuring Wendy Moten: Enjoy music from recording artist Vince Gill and singer from The Voice, Wendy Moten at the Wharton Center.
August 27 – Public Making Hours (free): Join fellow community members in working on creative projects.
Lansing Events
Starts August 2 – Michigan Princess Lunchtime Cruise: Enjoy lunch and music from Dixieland Jazz Band on a cruise down the river on August 2 and 18.
August 3 – Concert in the Park (free): Enjoy music from Global Village at parks all over LansingAugust 18 – Zoo Night: Come see the Potter Park Zoo after hours with drinks and food. For guests 21 and over.
August 20 – Art Feast (free to enter): Enjoy this arts and craft festival in the heart of Old Town Lansing.
Health and Wellness
Starts August 3 – Explorations in Eating (free): Learn what ānormal eatingā looks like with registered dietician, Abby Richey, on Teams August 3, 17 and 31.
Starts August 3 – Fresh Air Fitness: Pilates in the Garden (free): Enjoy the outdoors and pilates in the W.J. Beal Botanical Garden on August 3, 10 and 17.
August 21 – Wellness Weekend Series: Movement Workshop (free): Move, converse and interact in a low pressure environment meant for all people.
Family-Friendly Activities
August 1 – Sensory Friendly Hours: Visit the Impression5 Science Center for their sensory friendly hours.
August 2 – National Night Out: Touch-a-Truck (free): Bring the whole family to explore fire trucks, ambulances, police vehicles and more.
Starts August 5 – Chasing the Ghost Particle: From the South Pole to the Edge of the Universe: Learn about Earthās most remote locations at the Abrams Planetarium every weekend.
Starts August 5 – Summer Concert Series (free): Enjoy live performances on Friday nights in the Ann Street Plaza.
Starts August 5 – SkyTellers: Seasons and Moon: Hear from Native American Master Storytellers at the Abrams Planetarium every Sunday.
August 6 – 49th Annual Art Fair (free): Enjoy a fine arts and craft show in historic downtown Grand Ledge.
August 8 Ā – MSU Bug House Monday Night Open House (free): View insects from all over the world at the MSU Bug House.