10 Things To Do This Weekend

It's time to start thinking about winter activities. You can take advantage of winter weather by hitting one of West Michigan’s best sledding hills! Here are some of the free, favorite sledding hills around West Michigan:

This is Jim Engle. He's the Chief Operating Officer at Bavarian Inn Lodge in Frankenmuth, Michigan. He made a TikTok and he's adorable! He's gives us an inside tour of Bavarian Inn Lodge in Frankenmuth.

Peak fall foliage in Michigan can range from mid-September through the end of October. The temps have been unseasonably warm so the leaves (which are still there) are just now turning. It's time to jump in the car and see some stuff!

The great thing about corn mazes is that if you truly do get lost, you can just walk through the corn back to the parking lot.

You're 3,600 feet above Lake Michigan. The clear blue water stretches out before you. You're flying free on the wind. Without An Engine. What? Don't panic! It's supposed to be that way...if you're in a glider.

Breathing in the crisp fall air, bouncing around in a wagon full of hay is nearly a requirement in Michigan during the Fall. If you're ready to have some wholesome fun, here is a list of West Michigan Hayride Spots:

From flatlands to mountains, from lakes to rivers, and from sea to shining sea, Oprah has come out with her list of the most scenic drives in every state.

There won't be a parade, however, Grand Rapids is planning to light up the city to observe Memorial Day.

If you're looking for things to do this summer, Studio Park in Grand Rapids has announced their scheduled plans.

It's an event that is being called a "Mini Woodstock" and it's happening in Michigan. The Niles Cannabis Festival is set to take place on July 31.

If you're looking to relax or you're looking for a calming place to take mom for Mother's day, the Summerhouse Lavender Farm in Saugatuck is opening this weekend.

It has been announced that Art in Bloom will take place at the Grand Rapids Art Museum this weekend. If you're a GRAM member the event is free. Other patrons can expect to pay $15.