Good morning, Lansing.

Friday evening, artists George Thomas and Lydia Marie Hicks hosted a dinner reception at Snyder-Phillips Hall’s Lookout!

Gallery to honor Idlewild — a historic Black resort town known as Black Eden — by unveiling their exhibit '4 George: An Idlewild Aenon' that has been on display since August 28 and will remain open until October 7.

Michigan's 2025 Liberty Hunt early figures show hunters self-reported 4,930 deer harvested on September 13 and 14 — with 3,786 antlered and 1,144 antlerless deer — though the DNR expects final numbers to rise due to typical underreporting.

Michigan lawmakers introduced Senate Bill 126 that could let voters decide in November 2026 if the state will end Daylight Saving Time.

Under current rules, Michigan will set clocks back on November 2, 2025—if the measure passes, the state will remain on standard time year-round.

Michigan State women’s volleyball finished the Kathy DeBoer Invitational undefeated at 10—0 with a 3—1 win over SIUE as coach Kristen Kelsay and standout Evie Doezema led the team.

They will begin Big Ten play on Sept. 25 at 8:30 p.m.—traveling to Minnesota for their first conference road game.

Michigan State football lost linebacker Wayne Matthews III on Saturday, Sept.

20th when he was injured while attempting a tackle against USC—he was later placed on a backboard and taken by ambulance to a Level 1 trauma facility in Los Angeles.

MSU men's soccer lost its Big Ten home opener to Ohio State with a score of 3–2 at DeMartin Stadium and dropped its first home defeat in conference play.

The Spartans will play No.5 Indiana on Tuesday as they look to win their first Big Ten game this season.

Grand Ledge football rallied from behind to beat Holt 30-24 — the team scored late to secure the comeback win on Sept.

19.

Sensory Friendly Hours at Impression5

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Impression 5 Science Center — $12 for adults & children — Explore the Science Center with altered exhibits for a sensory-friendly experience.

Stroller Walk at Frances Park

10-11 a.m. — Frances Park — Free — Enjoy a lively stroller walk with bikes and scooters welcome in a family-friendly atmosphere.

Dam Jam Music Festival

5:01-11 p.m. — Brenke Fish Ladder — Free entry — Celebrate local music with a vibrant lineup and food options along Lansing's riverfront.

Sportscards & Memorabilia Show

10 a.m. - 4 p.m. — Lansing Mall — Free admission — Explore sports memorabilia and cards with free parking.

Run 2 Recovery

2-5 p.m. — Lansing Center — Registration fee applies — A family-friendly 5K walk/run supporting addiction recovery and homelessness relief.

Rio Da Yung OG Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Grewal Hall at 224 — Tickets from $67 — Experience an evening of live music with Rio Da Yung OG in Lansing.

Board Game Night at The Gaming Cantina

1-10 p.m. — The Gaming Cantina — Free gaming — Enjoy an evening of in-person board gaming and networking with fellow gamers.

Avatar the Last Airbender in Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Wharton Center for Performing Arts — Ticketed event — Experience the music of Avatar in a captivating concert performance.

Extremity Adjusting Workshop

8 a.m. – 8 p.m. — Comfort Inn Lansing West — $0 for members, $289 for non-members — Enhance your skills in extremity adjustments for effective patient care.

Talib Kweli Concert

8:00-9:30 p.m. — Grewal Hall — Tickets available — Experience the thought-provoking hip hop of Talib Kweli live in Lansing.