Grand Ledge Chamber of Commerce
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2026 Chamber Event Sponsorship Opportunities
1/1/2026 - 12/31/2026
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2026 Food Truck Registration
1/1/2026 - 12/5/2026
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2026 Mix & Mingle Networking Events
1/1/2026 - 12/17/2026
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2026 Market on the Grand
6/6/2026 - 9/26/2026
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2026 Grand Ledge Beer Fest
10/3/2026
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2026 Grand Ledge Fall Festival
10/3/2026
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2026 Bridge Street Trick or Treat
10/30/2026
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2026 Night Lights Christmas Parade
12/4/2026
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Saturdays, June 6 - September 26, 2026 (Yankee Doodle Day - Saturday, June 13)
A great place for farmers and artisans to sell their products directly to the community as well as food truck vendors who can provide tasty local foods.
The market is intended to foster local economic development and encourage business in Grand Ledge. The markets purpose is to also bring local produce and other locally produced goods to the people of Grand Ledge. Items include fresh local produce, homemade baked goods, handcrafted products, plants, honey, maple syrup, smoked fish, flowers, and other locally produced goods.
Throughout the summer, we will also have entertainment on the Rotary Club stage during the market and food trucks.
If you have want to be a part of our entertainment or have questions about being a vendor, please contact the Chamber at info@grandledgechamber.com.
Come out and join us for an evening of fun and friendly competition. We’ll have our Minecraft server set up and the laptops ready to go. No experience needed -- all levels of players/builders welcome.
Join us for these networking events at 9:00 AM on the second Wednesday of each month in the City Hall Community Room across from the Chamber office.
Join us and learn about fellow Chamber members.
Please like our Facebook page to keep up to date about who the presenter will be each month.
Try your hand at flower pounding with the Looking Glass Garden Club and create your own artfully crafted canvas library tote! We will use mallets to transfer natural plant pigments directly onto canvas bags. Great for all ages!
Children can come into the library throughout the day and create a pom pom popsicle out of cardstock, pom poms, popsicle sticks, and glue.
Join us on the second Thursday of every month for Code Club! Explore the basics of coding with Scratch and enjoy fun, hands-on coding activities, games, and creative challenges. Perfect for beginners and young coders who want to learn, create, and have fun together.
Saturdays, June 6 - September 26, 2026 (Yankee Doodle Day - Saturday, June 13)
A great place for farmers and artisans to sell their products directly to the community as well as food truck vendors who can provide tasty local foods.
The market is intended to foster local economic development and encourage business in Grand Ledge. The markets purpose is to also bring local produce and other locally produced goods to the people of Grand Ledge. Items include fresh local produce, homemade baked goods, handcrafted products, plants, honey, maple syrup, smoked fish, flowers, and other locally produced goods.
Throughout the summer, we will also have entertainment on the Rotary Club stage during the market and food trucks.
If you have want to be a part of our entertainment or have questions about being a vendor, please contact the Chamber at info@grandledgechamber.com.
Learn emergency procedures, discipline techniques, diapering, age-appropriate activities, rescue breathing, the Heimlich maneuver, and basic first aid skills needed while babysitting. Upon workshop completion, students receive an American Red Cross babysitting course certificate. Registration required, class size limited. Participants bring a sack lunch, water bottle.
Join us for a monthly music themed storytime and playtime. Children will be able to listen to stories, sing, dance, experiment with different instruments, and have playtime after.
Tri-County Office on Aging provides Medicare and Medicaid education through the State Health Insurance Program (SHIP). SHIP provides free, unbiased Medicare and Medicaid education to individuals navigating Medicare. Certified counselors evaluate eligibility for programs aimed at saving money related to Part D drug costs, Medicare Part B premiums, as well as explain "extra benefits" affiliated with Medicare Advantage Plans.
Bring your team and join the first Trivia Night at our Wacousta Branch! This month, think Fall; pop culture, movies, history, cuisine, and nature. Prizes and light refreshments provided.
This class focuses on gentle, accessible movement designed to support balance, flexibility, and circulation -- all from the comfort of a chair. No floor work, no pressure, just mindful movement. And while movement is the focus, this class is also about connection -- a place to feel seen, supported and a part of a community that celebrates every step of progress.
Please visit our website to see which Chamber member is hosting each event.
Saturdays, June 6 - September 26, 2026 (Yankee Doodle Day - Saturday, June 13)
A great place for farmers and artisans to sell their products directly to the community as well as food truck vendors who can provide tasty local foods.
The market is intended to foster local economic development and encourage business in Grand Ledge. The markets purpose is to also bring local produce and other locally produced goods to the people of Grand Ledge. Items include fresh local produce, homemade baked goods, handcrafted products, plants, honey, maple syrup, smoked fish, flowers, and other locally produced goods.
Throughout the summer, we will also have entertainment on the Rotary Club stage during the market and food trucks.
If you have want to be a part of our entertainment or have questions about being a vendor, please contact the Chamber at info@grandledgechamber.com.
We’ll read a story, sing together, and have fun while learning & playing. We’ll end with time for caregivers to socialize and babies to play and interact with each other.
Following a brief presentation on bats, adults and older youth will embark on a guided night hike with Ben Savoie, Eaton County Parks Naturalist, utilizing acoustic monitors to observe and identify bat species within Lincoln Brick Park.
In this hands-on six week program in Wacousta, kids will learn how scientists study nature by keeping their own scientific nature journals. Parents are welcome to attend, too. Dress for the weather!
Participants gather at our designated tables at BrickHaven at 6pm on the 4th Wednesday of each month*. Everyone brings a book of their choice to read. The Library Coordinator greets & welcomes everyone, participants may order drinks and food, and then we'll all silently read the book of our choice, for about 45 minutes. At that time, the Coordinator invites everyone to share a bit about the book they're reading-- people can choose to participate or not, whatever they're comfortable with. Registration required to reserve space.
Bring the whole family to play and build with cardboard, recycled materials, and STEM toys in this open play event. You'll get a chance to use your imagination while trying out some Makedo construction tools as well as a Chompsaw! Explore, experiment, and imagine!
Saturdays, June 6 - September 26, 2026 (Yankee Doodle Day - Saturday, June 13)
A great place for farmers and artisans to sell their products directly to the community as well as food truck vendors who can provide tasty local foods.
The market is intended to foster local economic development and encourage business in Grand Ledge. The markets purpose is to also bring local produce and other locally produced goods to the people of Grand Ledge. Items include fresh local produce, homemade baked goods, handcrafted products, plants, honey, maple syrup, smoked fish, flowers, and other locally produced goods.
Throughout the summer, we will also have entertainment on the Rotary Club stage during the market and food trucks.
If you have want to be a part of our entertainment or have questions about being a vendor, please contact the Chamber at info@grandledgechamber.com.
Join us for an exciting and educational Salamander Survey at Lincoln Brick Park! This hands-on event is perfect for late elementary and early middle school students who are curious about nature and wildlife. Participants will learn about local salamander species, their habitats, and the vital role they play in our ecosystem. All are welcome! Bring your curiosity, wear appropriate outdoor clothing, and be ready for an adventure in nature!
Celebrate Fall with a fun and easy no-sew pumpkin craft using just fabric scraps and a roll of toilet paper.
In this hands-on six week program in Wacousta, kids will learn how scientists study nature by keeping their own scientific nature journals. Parents are welcome to attend, too. Dress for the weather!
Stop by anytime from 4pm - 7pm and watch "The Lord of the Gourd" at work, crafting fantastical faces & creatures from pumpkins, and maybe a few squash as well. Watch and learn some hints, tips, and fun techniques. Enjoy a treat & and try your hand on some "mini-pumpkin" carving with our safe pumpkin carving tools! Weather permitting, carving outside at the Library. Event will move inside if necessary.
There will be crafters and vendors (including pottery, wood work, candles, handmade craft items, and businesses doing outreach) around three different parks along with free pumpkins for kids, a fall photo booth, pony rides, a petting zoo, food trucks, and we even have some re-enactors and demonstrators of live art.
3:00 - 8:00 PM | VIP starts at 2:00 PM
This event is being held in conjunction with the Grand Ledge Fall Festival, so bring the family to Fall Fest, then walk to the Beer Fest and enjoy craft beer and cider on Fitzgerald Field (the ball field under the bridge). Food trucks will be in the parking lot.
Entrance to the field is behind the Masonic Temple across the parking lot from the Island entrance.
NO REFUNDS, but please feel free to give them to someone else.
*no unaccompanied minors
*service animals only and must be leashed
REGULAR ATTENDEE TICKETS
- $30 per person tickets include a souvenir beer glass (while supplies last) and 10 drink tickets by October 3.
- Day of Tickets at the Gate: $35 per person tickets for 10 drink tickets.
VIP TICKETS
- $40 per person tickets include a souvenir beer glass (while supplies last) and 15 drink tickets by October 3.
- Day of Tickets at the Gate: $45 per person tickets for 15 drink tickets.
DESIGNATED DRIVER TICKETS
- $10 per person includes unlimited pop and water.
Submissions will ONLY be approved for those local community events that will take place within the Grand Ledge Public School (GLPS) District or that are sponsored by a local business or organization that is housed with the GLPS District.
