Tuesday Trivia Night at Ozone's Brewhouse
A fun weekly trivia night just steps from home, perfect for Old Town residents looking for a relaxed evening with friends and local brews.
Northwestside offers a serene and laid-back ambience with a variety of thoughtfully designed housing options, from lofts to spacious four-bedroom residences. The neighborhood features many bike lanes, making cycling a convenient way to navigate the area. Daily needs are easily met due to close access to supermarkets, restaurants, and cafes. Primary schools are within a short distance, adding to the community's accessibility. Strong parking availability enhances convenience for car users, while several bus lines provide additional transportation options. Predominantly composed of single detached homes built during a significant development period, Northwestside combines charm and functional living.
Northwestside is a community to buy a home in for those who prefer a chill environment. Since there are very few people out and about on the streets, Northwestside remains relatively serene.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Located on Turner Street, Lansing Brewing Company is a historic brewery and vibrant gathering spot offering craft beers, house-made seltzers, and hearty pub fare in a modern-rustic former warehouse, regularly hosting local events and live music that anchor Old Town’s nightlife.
At the north end of Old Town, this beautifully restored 19th-century mansion and museum offers guided tours, exhibits, and community events, making it one of Lansing’s best-preserved architectural gems and a hub for local history and educational programs.
This unique river feature on the Grand River, right beside Old Town, allows fish to migrate upstream and serves as a popular, scenic spot for visitors and photographers, especially during the fish run in spring and fall.
Turner Street is lined with quirky boutiques, art galleries, and specialty shops like Grace Boutique and Mother & Earth Baby Boutique, making it the heart of Old Town’s independent shopping, perfect for discovering local art, gifts, and fashion.
Old Town is beloved for its annual music festivals such as the Lansing JazzFest and Michigan BluesFest, which bring live performances, food trucks, and crowds to the neighborhood’s walkable streets, supporting area businesses and creating a vibrant community atmosphere.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A fun weekly trivia night just steps from home, perfect for Old Town residents looking for a relaxed evening with friends and local brews.
A community cleanup of the Grand and Red Cedar rivers followed by brunch and free entry to Impression 5—great for families and Old Town residents who enjoy hands‑on civic engagement and indoor play.
A vibrant, weekly market offering fresh local produce, baked goods, international food and family‑friendly gathering—just a short drive from Old Town and ideal for weekend meal planning or strolling.
A one‑of‑a‑kind inclusive baseball event where individuals with disabilities can take the field with Lugnuts players—meaningful, local, and community‑oriented, great for residents who value inclusive family events.
A longstanding spring arts and crafts exhibition featuring local artisans and student vendors—perfect for Old Town residents wanting unique finds and supporting university‑based creativity.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Old Town
Local characteristics and demographics for Old Town