Old Town is known for its support of the artist community through all the cool shops, galleries and the home of MICA. It is also getting well known for its great…
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Wake Up Old Town! is a free and informal Business Networking opportunity for professionals and business owners from all over the city to come together and share ideas and opportunities to help their businesses and Old Town thrive. The event is held on the first Friday of each month at rotating locations in and around Old Town. This month's event will be held at: TBA
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How great is it to have an extra Saturday in a month? It only happens 4 times a year and we are not just going to let it pass by! We are giving away a $100 and $50 Old Town gift card and other swag and you could win. All you have to do is shop/dine at participating merchants. Earn 1 entry at each location that you shop/dine. Here are all the amazing participants.... Absolute ...
Find Out MoreOld Town celebrates its German heritage with its own special version of a traditional Oktoberfest! Featuring German food, beverages and entertainment, this two-day festival welcomes Germans or those who are just German at heart. Prosst!
Find Out MoreWake Up Old Town! is a free and informal Business Networking opportunity for professionals and business owners from all over the city to come together and share ideas and opportunities to help their businesses and Old Town thrive. The event is held on the first Friday of each month at rotating locations in and around Old Town. This month's event will be held at: TBA
Find Out MoreWake Up Old Town! is a free and informal Business Networking opportunity for professionals and business owners from all over the city to come together and share ideas and opportunities to help their businesses and Old Town thrive. The event is held on the first Friday of each month at rotating locations in and around Old Town. This month's event will be held at: TBA
Find Out MoreOld Town offers unique experiences through special events, incredible people, eclectic shops and a rich history.
The Old Town Commercial Association (OTCA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the revitalization of Lansing’s Old Town through socioeconomic development, promoting Old Town and its businesses, historic preservation, business recruitment, community outreach, and educating the public through our exciting walking tours. Rich and vibrant streetscapes provide a gateway to our livable, walkable and family-friendly community. Residents of Old Town and surrounding neighborhoods are invested and engaged in the success of the Old Town community.
Old Town is known for its support of the artist community through all the cool shops, galleries and the home of MICA. It is also getting well known for its great food. So why not have ArtFeast, an event that celebrates both?! On Aug. 18 join over 30 artists as they display their uniquely beautiful creations [...]
It may still be hot outside, but in Old Town we're getting ready for fall and the 2018 Oktoberfest. It's certainly not your Opa's Oktoberfest and has a little bit of the traditional and a little bit of what only Old Town can offer — with music, games, food and beer. Besides the traditional Oktoberfest [...]
The Old Town Rehabilitation Collaborative is a partnership between O’Connor Occupational Therapy Services, PLLC and Health Consumer Physical Therapy. Both place a strong emphasis on patient and family education and fit perfectly in a building that has been carefully renovated and re-purposed for medical, health, and wellness practices - the Old Town Medical Arts Building. [...]
Renegade Theatre Festival returns to Old Town for lucky season 13! From Aug. 16-18 they will feature staged readings of 16 N.O.W. plays — new works by artists from around the country. Visit their facebook page to find out more about where and when to check out some great new theater!
The Old Town Commercial Association Board of Directors is made up of Old Town business and property owners and area residents who love Old Town. Members are elected to three-year terms during the OTCA’s annual meeting in February. Board members strive to benefit the community in a number of ways, from fundraising to sitting on numerous [...]
