Things To Do
Horrocks Farm Market
One of the bride and groom’s favorite local hangout spots! Horrocks is a one-of-a-kind market experience featuring fresh produce from around the world, an incredible bakery, pizza and hot food stations, a gelato bar, extensive wine and beer selections, and a lively outdoor beer garden — all under one roof. It’s the perfect place to grab lunch, explore, and spend a relaxing afternoon before the wedding festivities.
Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum
If you’re looking for something to explore before the wedding, we highly recommend visiting the Broad Art Museum in East Lansing! Admission is completely FREE to the public. Designed by renowned architect Zaha Hadid and located on Michigan State University’s campus, the museum features contemporary art exhibitions that rotate frequently, so there’s always something new to experience. It’s a beautiful and inspiring stop for anyone who enjoys art, architecture, or a relaxing afternoon exploring East Lansing.
Beal Botanical Garden
A favorite date spot of the bride and groom! The W. J. Beal Botanical Garden, located on Michigan State University’s campus, is believed to be the oldest continually maintained university botanical garden in the United States. Open year-round and completely free to the public, the 5-acre garden features over 1,800 different plant species arranged throughout beautifully curated landscape and ecological collections. It’s a peaceful and scenic place to stroll, relax, and enjoy nature while visiting East Lansing.
Michigan History Center
Explore Michigan’s rich history at the Michigan History Museum in downtown Lansing, just minutes from the State Capitol. The museum takes visitors on a journey through Michigan’s past — from the state’s earliest Indigenous communities to the industries, culture, and stories that shaped modern Michigan. With five floors of exhibits and rotating special collections, it’s a fun and educational stop for guests looking to experience a little local history during the wedding weekend. Hours: Monday–Saturday 10 AM–4 PM | Sunday 1 PM–5 PM Admission: Adults $8 | Seniors $6 | Youth (6–17) $4 | Children 5 & under free | Free admission on Sundays
Soup Spoon Café
Colorful & cozy cafe offers homemade soup, a diverse menu of homestyle eats & regional beer.
El Oasis
Mexican street chow like tacos & sopes doled out in hefty portions at an unfussy window serve.
Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen
Homemade American Classics