Welcome to Michigan’s Capital City. While in Lansing be sure to take advantage of visiting the numerous historical places, entertainment venues, restaurants, festivals and even Michigan State University’s campus. You can check out what is going on at the Lansing Center, Thomas M. Cooley Law School Stadium and Lansing City Market at the LEPFA Calendar of Events. You can see what is going on elsewhere in and around town by clicking on the logos below for the Greater Lansing Convention and Visitors Bureau, the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce, and the Principal Shopping District.
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Lansing City Market lies just outside the back door of Lansing Center. This community-centered "home" has supported a myriad of local farmers, artisans, growers and more since 1909. Market businesses have recently moved to a brand new location alongside the Grand River and houses a full-service bar and grille, The Waterfront, within its space. Hours of operation are: Tuesday-Friday 11 a.m.-7p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Thomas M. Cooley Law School Stadium sits directly across from Lansing Center. The stadium is home to the Class-A Midwest Minor League team the Lansing Lugnuts. The Lugnuts are affiliates of the Toronto Blue Jays and an outstanding organization that has seen many of the players graduate to the Majors. In addition to Lugs games, the stadium is home to several baseball tournaments including: Homerun for HOPE and The Diamond Classic. 
Greater Lansing Convention & Visitors Bureau is on hand and ready to happily assist you while you're here in Lansing. The GLCVB can help you customize your itinerary according to your own personal interests. The office is located at 500 East Michigan Avenue, Suite 180 in Lansing. This newly designed office is a part of the Stadium District development across from Cooley Law School Stadium and is open from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Feel free to call (888) 2-Lansing or visit www.lansing.org.
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Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce is the largest business organization in the tri-county region, serving a business population of more than 14,000 companies. The LRCC is dedicated to making business in this region more profitable by providing programs that create new customers, enhance member visibility and create a prosperous economic environment.
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Downtown Lansing, Inc. is the Capitol City's central business district extending from I-496 to Old Town Lansing with Larch Street and Capitol Avenue to the East and West. Filled with more than 1,000 businesses, DLI contains a diverse array of galleries, retail stores and restaurants; many of Michigan's most prominent law firms, lobbyists and other professional offices; a collection of non-profit organizations; and a budding residential community. |
Greater Lansing Area Sports Hall of Fame
Located along Lansing Center's riverfront and Michigan Avenue concourses, this impressive display of photography and detailed information highlights mid-Michigan's most talented athletes. Here are some additional links to help you enjoy your stay:
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