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Get Ready for the Inaugural Big Red Ball Supporting the Transformation of Michigan's Downtown

Get ready for the inaugural Big Red Ball – an evening of stunning views, interesting people, and seasonal revelry, all with a shared mission: transforming Michigan’s Downtown. Join us on December 7 at the historic Atrium Building, where Downtown Lansing Inc. (DLI) will bring together community leaders, business champions, and friends from across the region for a night that truly celebrates the heart of our city.

Bringing more business downtown: Middle Village is looking for applicants for their 4th cohort

Source: Asya Lawrence with Fox 47 

Downtown Lansing houses numerous small businesses created by people right here in our neighborhood and the Middle Village Business Acceleration Program is looking to bring in the next batch of business owners

When Danielle Hastings first launched her business Sylvia’s Sudsery she dreamed of being in Downtown Lansing.

Investing in the Heart of Our City: Why We’re Supporting the Big Red Ball

Source: For Good Foundation

At the For Good Foundation, our goal has always been to invest in the people and places that make Lansing feel like home. As business owners rooted in this city, we understand that a vibrant downtown is essential—not just for our own success, but for the success of everyone who lives, works, and dreams here.

DLI Kicks Off Halloween with Murals, Events

Downtown Lansing Inc. has started the season of chills with the unveiling of new Halloween window murals and a lineup of family-friendly events throughout October.

“Halloween is a magical time in downtown Lansing, with businesses and organizations coming together to offer a variety of events for everyone to enjoy,” said Cathleen Edgerly, executive director of DLI. “We’re thrilled to support our local businesses and invite the community downtown to celebrate spooky season with us.”

Double your Dollars - Purchase your Downtown Digital Dollars gift cards on Nov 30 and have your dollars doubled while funds last