Good morning, Lansing.

Lansing Bike Co-op gave away over 120 free bicycles Saturday at the Allen Neighborhood Center, fitting helmets + safety gear with support from volunteers.

The annual holiday event, organized with community partners, marks its 10th year and aims to ease holiday budgets while promoting local cycling.

Michigan farmers cannot spread or transfer manure from January until March 19 as ordered by EGLE to help protect waterways by reducing runoff (a rule that changes old winter practices).

Michigan Amazon customers are warned to stop using recalled HydroJug children’s tumblers (serial no.

235010) and INIU power banks after reports of choking hazards and burn injuries. Shoppers should check their recent orders and contact manufacturers for free replacement parts and refunds.

Michigan State improved its record to 2 to 0 on Dec.

13 when coach Tom Izzo started transfer Divine Ugochukwu, who scored 23 points, his best ever, to guide the Spartans to a 76 to 72 win over Penn State in State College.

Teams from East Lansing, Sexton and Holt clinched wins at the Moneyball Tip-Off Classic on Dec.

13 at Don Johnson Fieldhouse. Kingston Thomas led with 15 points — Keyshawn Summerville scored 25 for Sexton and Mikah Williams added 14 for Holt — in close games.

World Ballet Company - The Nutcracker

7-9 p.m. — Wharton Center for Performing Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience the magical ballet adaptation of The Nutcracker with enchanting performances and a classic holiday tale.

Friday Karaoke Night

9-11 p.m. — The Avenue Cafe — Free entry — Enjoy a lively night of karaoke with friends and great food from Ruckus Ramen.

Board Game Social at Summit Comics & Games

2-9 p.m. — Summit Comics & Games — Free entry — Enjoy casual gaming sessions and meet fellow gamers in a friendly environment.

Board Game Day at Evolution Games

2-11 p.m. — Evolution Games — Free gaming — Enjoy a day of board gaming and connect with fellow gamers in a welcoming environment.

Threads and Bread Dinner

8 p.m. — 900 West Apartments and Townhomes — Free meal — Providing food and personal bags to support underprivileged community members.

November BOTM: One Dark Window

7-9 p.m. — Foster Community Center — Light snacks and beverages provided — Engage in a mystical discussion about Elspeth's journey in the eerie kingdom of Blunder.

Verdi, Miller, and Brahms Concert

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Wharton Center for Performing Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience classic compositions by Verdi and Brahms alongside contemporary work by Miller.

Comedy and Music Night with Johnny Hamcheck

7-8:30 p.m. — Macs Bar — $10 — Experience a unique blend of stand-up comedy and music from the quirky social media sensation Johnny Hamcheck.