Guest Writer: Jay Krammes
As summer winds down, there’s no better way to enjoy the last rays of sunshine than by experiencing the vibrant events happening in Downtown Lansing. Whether you’re an art or music enthusiast, a sports fan, a foodie, or a nature lover, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this season.
DLI’s Annual Evening of Excellence Celebration
Guest Writer: Jay Krammes
Located at 329 S Washington Square, Devil’s Day Tattoo stands out as a tattoo studio dedicated to fostering inclusivity, creativity, and community engagement. This shop offers more than just tattoos—it provides a welcoming space where art and activism intersect. Devil’s Day Tattoo is committed to creating an environment where everyone feels at home.
Source: Graham Couch via Lansing State Journal
Desmond Ferguson grew up in Lansing at the height of the downtown Lansing Gus Macker 3-on-3 tournaments in the early to mid-90s. He’d love to bring that vibe back to Lansing again.
Source: Daylyn Huff via WLNS
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS)– The farmers market is back on the Capitol lawn!
Community members can shop locally with 60 Michigan farmers and vendors and enjoy music performances from the Lansing Symphony Orchestra.
“We are beyond excited to be celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the Farmers Markets at the Capitol this year,” says MIFMA Executive Director Amanda Shreve in a news release to 6 News.
SOURCE: GABRIELLE LAWRENCE & BRYAN BEVERLY VIA LANSING CITY PULSE
LANSING, Mich. (WILX) -JJ’s Hot Dog House in Lansing held a hot dog eating contest in downtown Lansing on Friday afternoon.
Contestants had an opportunity to eat as many hot dogs as they could within a ten-minute timeframe.
“I’m talking a lot of trash, but whether I win or lose, I’m getting free lunch basically. So, it’s all good here,” said Shawn Whipple.
Source: Sarah Moore via Lansing State Journal
Comic Con is coming to Lansing allowing fans to fill want lists, meet their favorite comic book artists and, of course, cosplay like never before.
”Capital City Comic Con isn’t just a vendor hall, there’s a lot of activities going on, too. Join a costume contest, make a craft, paint something, play a game, watch a panel, participate in a workshop,” Comic Con said.
Source: WILX News 10
Fireworks lit up the Lansing sky, but it was the voices in the crow that truly captured the spirit of Independence Day. News 10’s Marz Anderson reports.
Source: WKZO Randy Stine
LANSING, MI — Mid-Michigan’s ultimate celebration of pop culture is back. Capital City Comic Con returns to the Lansing Center July 11–13, 2025, for three days of celebrity guests, cosplay, gaming in downtown Lansing.
Cathleen Edgerly, Executive Director at Downtown Lansing Inc., joins Morning Blend to talk about new things you can enjoy in Downtown Lansing and exciting things to look forward to. Learn more at DowntownLansing.org.
