Great thrift store! This place is BIG and so organized! Everything has its place. The layout is…read morevery well thought out. It's very clean with friendly staff. Their craft area is mostly knitting and crocheting, in addition, they have vintage sewing patterns and Knick knacks. There is also a small fabric sections with remnants of all sort of fabrics. I was so impressed by their book selection...big and organized by subject. I picked up four cooking books. I didn't get to go through the shoes and clothes because I was not looking for that. They also have a drop off donation drive thru with staff waiting to check and accept your goods. Overall, this is a great thrift store and I highly recommend it.

Love St. Vincent's. Never know what you are going to find! I have purchased books, gotten free…read morebooks, housewares, furniture, arts and crafts supplies, purses, clothing and odds and ends. Prices are fair. Plenty of parking. Enough staff to help you find items and load your car as necessary. Always a good experience when I shop here.

MSU Summer Circle Theatre is an annual tradition each June. Plays are performed rain or shine…read more (unless weather is really threatening), at an outdoor theatre on the banks of the Red Cedar. Plays run Wednesdays through Saturday at 8:00. Some stadium type seating is available but it is more fun to bring blankets and lawn chairs. Picnic baskets are welcome. Concessions are available also. Plays are done by theatre students and local talent and are free but please give them a donation. It helps keep the fun coming year after year. See their schedule at www.summercircle.org

I adore the Summer Circle Theatre! This FREE outdoor theatre is open rain or shine & it is nestled…read moreon the Red Cedar River so dress accordingly. Bleacher seating is provided but it isn't very comfortable, bring a chair or blanket to sit on. Although concessions are available, you can bring a picnic if you like- lots of people bring a bottle of wine to enjoy during the show. This is a must-see if you are in the area for the month of June, it's a wonderful experience!

We had a kids party here and the price for what you got was actually a good value! This zap zone is…read moreHUGE! There were tons of games and activities and even a bowling alley. The pizza is good and was delivered by a robot named Bella, so cute. The prize "price" was a bit higher than other locations I have been too but that's really the only complaint. I'll definitely make the trip to come back to this location!

This place is awesome and so worth the visit. SO MANY THINGS TO DO. We did the axe throwing and had…read morea blast! Employees were helpful. Food and drinks were pricey but all in all, wonderful!

I'm loved, belong, and have purpose. That's the motto at City Life. A place where all races, all…read moreages, all faces can come and call home. You feel welcomed when you walk in. From the greeters to the coffee. The message is always on point. I highly recommend this place.

This is the definition of what a church should be. It's literally the book of Acts lived out. From…read morethe theology, to the worship, to the leadership, City Life Lansing is a gospel-centered environment that pays reverence to the context of the Word of God, but also communicates it in a relevant way. A safe space to heal, discover your purpose, grow through discipleship, serve in ministries, and engage in authentic community.

I love coming here for baseball games!…read more I've had so many great memories here in the past 20 years or so and always enjoy the food, drinks, energy and the game itself!

Awesome place for a fun night out with friends or family. Very affordable ticket prices and wide…read morevariety of food, drink, and alcohol. Great place for people of all ages!

Good selection, well-organized, decent prices, clean. Staff were friendly & helpful. 50% off last…read moreTuesday of each month

Prices are reasonable, staff friendly. Selection was kind of sparse the day we stopped in.read more

The service would be the Lansing Food bad Bank Feeding the needs of many …read more We went to "Empty Bowls" and this year the event was held at the Lansing Foodbank. The Lansing Foodbank put on an amazing tour of their facility and it was great. There were about 8 different stations to stop at and talk about each one. This was a really great adventure, seeing how it all comes together to feed so many. Take the tour.

This organization offers a necessary service to the the Greater Lansing area. They are a good…read morechoice for food drives and volunteer opportunities. Not only do they provide food resources to the GL area- they offer education about food, garden supplies, and facilitate the local Food Movers organization.

the best place !!! we got donuts, apples, bottled our own cider, and some hot dogs. they have other…read moreactivities to do for little ones or grown adults. the apple launcher was a hit. the maze looked cute from above and the apples were delicious ! get the cider slush

Country Mill is a great place to come in the fall or really any time of year!…read more I will say, it's a little more aimed towards kids than Uncle John's is but I think most adults could enjoy their time here! Great alcohol selections too! I love coming here for pumpkins and donuts and cider! Highly recommend if you don't want to make the trip to Uncle John's!