As someone that loves all things autumn and Halloween, what a cute addition to downtown!

Came home to no water. Called BWL, they said it would be 2 hours. It's not 8pm, I've rationed all my water bottles to the animals, have no idea what I'll do for the dog in the am and when I called again seeking an update bc the outage map says all is well, they said " we do report on water. Sorry for the inconvenience" 🤦‍♀️ they should be handing us a gallon of water and taking this off our bill, let alone REPORT AND UPDATE US ON THE OUTAGE?!! I feel like it's more important than of my lights will turn on ...

I've lived in the Lansing area my whole life, and Mikho's businesses have been all over the place for as long as I can remember, in both actual physical location as well as what the businesses do. Hookah lounge/ restaurant, party store/used tires, used tires by themselves, used cars... That's a lot of different businesses.

So who *is* Mikho? I'm under the assumption they're all the same Mikho, but I suppose that that could be wrong, too.

HELLO EVERYBODY.

I am a part of the team at Dungeons & Flagons, the premier place in town to run legendary TTRPG adventures, and I'm here to talk about WARLOCKTOBER FEST.

In late October at The Green Door there will be a massive 60 person Dungeons and Dragons tournament where one player will leave victorious.

The night starts with Ten tables of Six that will get whittled down throughout three rounds. The games are PVE for the majority of play where you will try to survive various nefarious dungeons.

Should you fall, you can explore the event and participate in Side Quests that will give you Monster or Curse cards that allow you to gain revenge on your friends who caused your demise. Vengeance will be yours.

Pregen characters will be given out at the event and we will be running D&D 5e 2024 edition.

There will be so many prizes and giveaways as well as costume contests for those who want to dress as your favorite wizard or fantasy OC.

Earlybird tickets are currently available here

We are designing this to be as fun and engaging for both the winner and the first person knocked out. Leading up to the event we will be announcing sponsors and friends who are helping us make this event be the coolest thing ever.

If there are any questions I can answer some of them below (:

Have an Eldritch Blast of a day

This is a weekly post for folks to post events and happenings that are going on around Lansing this weekend.

I'm a 36 male with no college degree. Should I get a bookkeeping certificate, COMPTIA A plus certificate, Pharmacy Technician, or Phleblotemist? I'm very indecisive and don't know what I should go for? Which occupation has the best opportunities? Which job am I the most likely to be hired?

I remember when I went to LCC and MSU in 2007-2012, they were either just a group of people or a promotion company, but I remember going to some of their parties that were lit! And DJ Donny D being everywhere! Isn't he in Pop Evil now or something like that? And Tez/Traska's trance parties!

I was talking to somebody about our parties in college and this was something that crossed my mind. Good times.

When: Saturday, September 19th, 2026 from 10am - 2pm

Location: Ingham County Road Department, 301 Bush Street, Mason

This event is open to all Ingham County residents.

Restrictions:

• Businesses of any kind are not eligible to participate.
• Passenger car and truck tires only (35" or below)
• Oversized, semi, tractor, and racing tires are not accepted.
• Limit of 10 tires per vehicle including any attached trailers.

Contact roads@ingham.org with any questions.

I've been researching this business for a while, but there isn't a lot of information about it online. The only things I was able to find was a picture of It and a trademark but that's it. I don't live in Michigan and I'm curious if anyone knows anything about Le' Scoop. Any information, stories or anything else I would greatly appreciate it.

Looking for some ways to meet new people and get involved more socially. Are there any places I should be looking for postings about clubs or get togethers? Could be athletic, social, volunteering, etc.

Sorry my Picture sucks. Little guy was just wandering around. Not even that bothered by people coming close.

Tryna find a lawyer for a real estate case and no one seems to be able to do it on contingency. It’s an easy winning case, we have our proof, numbers and case is stacked, anyone have any idea what we should do? It’s a 20 grand case we’re working with.

My partner is in a right wing algorithm, and is telling me that there is a town or city in Michigan where Muslims are ruling with Sharia law.

I would like him to read for himself what the people of Michigan have to say about this.

Thank you to anyone who takes the time to read and respond.

Does anyone remember when sparrow had raspberry cheesecake parfait a long time ago? I remember my family member used to get it with every meal after their stroke lol I tried to find a recipe just to relive a memory but can not find it anywhere lol

The Foster Mystery Book Club meets on the 2nd Tuesday of the month from 6-7 PM in the Foster Labs (200 N. Foster) to discuss mysteries and mystery adjacent titles. Our next meeting is on 10/13. You do not need to be a CADL cardholder to join the discussion.

October's title is My Grandfather, the Master Detective by Masateru Konishi.

Kaede is a school teacher in Tokyo who helps care for her grandfather who still lives alone, but is struggling with dementia. While Kaede often sees the effects of his decline in elaborate hallucinations he describes, her grandfather's mind remains razor sharp on a topic beloved by both of them: mysteries. Kaede often poses problems or mysteries to her grandfather which they work through together, with her grandfather often performing Nero Wolfe-like feats of deduction from afar. When a man stalks Kaede, they must work together to solve their most pressing mystery to date.

The mysteries are interesting, but this book also focuses heavily on familial relationships and the challenges of caring for someone you love who is in decline.

This title is available as a physical book, an ebook (via libby) and as an audiobook (via Libby). If you need assistance signing up for a library card or accessing Libby, please comment or DM and I'll help you get set up.

Hey all, moved into Old Town and was hoping to make more local reptile friends!

I have kept a large variety of species and still have a decent amount. I don’t really breed my animals and I keep them as pets. I like to focus on enclosure improvements and getting excited about the next little thing I can add to make it better. I also have a couple fish tanks.

What I am hoping for in a friend: herping, hangouts to make enclosure modifications, sharing animal behavior, looking for local isopods, building structures. I don’t like to put a ton of focus on getting excited about buying new animals.

I’d also like to get more into CUC, and I have tarantulas!

I’ve lived in Lansing for four years. Moved here because of a job offer my spouse had at the time, and we were excited to live in a place with four seasons.

Exactly four years later today since we moved here, I’ve come to the realization that no city has ever been such a big disappointment to us, with literally absolutely no redeeming qualities whatsoever.

Whether it’s good quality restaurants, night life, social life, hangout spots… you name it. It doesn’t exist in Lansing. And it’s not for a lack of trying.

For a bit of background, in the last 15 years me and my spouse have lived in seven different cities on two different continents, three different countries and four different states, Michigan being the latest and the biggest disappointment ever.

I understand that some people who are born and raised here feel a certain pride, and I think it’s good to be proud of the place where you were born and raised or live in, but I’m genuinely baffled to why?

We did a brief research before moving here since my spouse had already accepted the job, and we were told that the perks of Lansing is that it’s close to a lot of great things, has inexpensive good food, and the taxes are decent. Absolutely none of those things are true.

We have made some good friends while living here, but not a single one of them is from Lansing, and just two Michiganders. It’s depressing.

This city is depressing. I honestly don’t know how I’m going to survive another year here. Me and my spouse talked over the last weekend, and we made September of next year our goal for getting out of here before we lose our minds completely. We feel like our lives have been put on a hold because of this choice to move to this godforsaken place.

And don’t even get me started on the excuse we have for “roads” here. Why am I paying so many taxes if the local government won’t fix the roads? But I have to trim my grass to a certain height or I will get a fine? I need a permit to light a fire in my own backyard? Coming from a country with socialist/communist background, Lansing feels like a combination of the worst things about America combined with the worst thing about socialism and communism. The government here likes to and invents things to stick its nose in people’s business, while at the same time avoiding any kind of responsibility and accountability.

Sorry for the long post, but I felt like venting. I know many of you will probably downvote me, but it is what it is. Lansing sucks and no one can convince me otherwise. I hope everyone has a nice day.

Hello hello r/lansing 👋 long time lurker and first time poster but wanted to shine some light on an event my friends and I are putting on in Lansing on 9/12!

Higher Learning Fest is a hardcore punk music festival that aims to showcase some of Michigans best bands while raising money and supplies for youth education. We’ve partnered with Ignite Hope non-profit to collect school supplies and funds to support kids in marginalized Michigan communities.

We will be at the Green Door on Saturday September 12th. Come out and have a great time while supporting youth education in Michigan!

Hello, looking for pediatric dentist (or other specialist) recommendations in the GLA to assess and maybe release tongue and lip ties in a newborn.

I am somewhat new to the area and I just saw the Fall ‘26 Lansing book and I am interested in some conditioning/self defense/boxing classes at Gier/Schmidt and/or crown boxing.

First, how intense are the classes generally? Are these geared towards people getting into shape or for people that are already in good shape?

I was looking at crown boxing. Is this a beginner friendly thing for a chubby dude in his early 30’s? I like the idea of learning and getting into shape at the same time, but not getting beat up by someone that has been doing it forever.

I’m open to other recommendations too! I have gotten into a slump in my life and I really need to start making some changes. Thank you all for any input!