Where do these events come from?

Events are collected from official municipal calendars, park district schedules, library programs, and community organization websites. We aggregate them into a single calendar so you can see everything happening in one place.

How far in advance are events listed?

Most events appear as soon as the organizing body publishes them, which can range from a few days to several months in advance. Recurring events like farmers markets or library programs are typically posted at the start of each season.

Can I submit an event to be listed?

Currently, events are pulled automatically from official municipal sources. Community-submitted events are not yet supported, but we are working on adding that feature.

Things to Do in Hudsonville, MI — Upcoming Events & Activities

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APR26

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Spring Wildflowers Nature Hike

3:00 PM · Hudsonville Nature Center

Spring is one of the two most beautiful times of year in Michigan’s woods as the “Spring Ephemerals” come out in all their glory. Come view and learn about the many glorious spring wildflowers of the woodland. Trillium, Jack-in-the-pulpit, Dutchman’s breeches, Trout Lilies, Violets, Wild Ginger, and many more will be in bloom. Naturalist Craig Elston will lead all walks, sharing information about the natural features and helping you to learn to identify many species. All walks will begin from the parking area at the end of New Holland Ave., east of 32nd Ave.  Participants should come prepared for the weather, as the walk will be held except in the event of threatening or severe weather. Long pants and shoes or hiking boots are recommended for all walks.

MAY2

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Bloom and Browse

11:00 AM · Terra Square

A lively spring market with local makers, boutiques, fresh blooms, & tasty food trucks, Perfect for finding a Mother’s Day gift! Terra Square | 3380 Chicago Drive, Hudsonville

MAY3

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Spring Wildflowers Nature Hike

3:00 PM · Hudsonville Nature Center

MAY6

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Spring Wildflowers Nature Hike

11:00 AM · Hudsonville Nature Center

Spring is one of the two most beautiful times of year in Michigan’s woods as the “Spring Ephemerals” come out in all their glory. Come view and learn about the many glorious spring wildflowers of the woodland. Trillium, Jack-in-the-pulpit, Dutchman’s breeches, Trout Lilies, Violets, Ginger and many more will be in bloom. Naturalist Craig Elston will lead all walks, sharing information about the natural features and helping you to learn to identify many species. All walks will begin from the parking area at the end of New Holland Ave., east of 32nd Ave.  Participants should come prepared for the weather, as the walk will be held except in the event of threatening or severe weather. Long pants and shoes or hiking boots are recommended for all walks.

MAY12

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Spring Wildflowers Nature Hike

7:00 PM · Hudsonville Nature Center

Spring is one of the two most beautiful times of year in Michigan’s woods as the “Spring Ephemerals” come out in all their glory. Come view and learn about the many glorious spring wildflowers of the woodland. Trillium, Jack-in-the-pulpit, Dutchman’s breeches, Trout Lilies, Violets, Ginger and many more will be in bloom. We will also be on the lookout for migrating warblers and other birds of the spring woodland. Naturalist Craig Elston will lead all walks, sharing information about the natural features and helping you to learn to identify many species. All walks will begin from the parking area at the end of New Holland Ave., east of 32nd Ave.  Participants should come prepared for the weather, as the walk will be held except in the event of threatening or severe weather. Long pants and shoes or hiking boots are recommended for all walks.

MAY20

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DPW Openhouse Community Event

4:00 PM · 5713 Balsam Drive, Hudsonville

Learn more about the Hudsonville Department of Public Works at our community open house on May 20 from 3:00–6:00 p.m at 5713 Balsam Drive.  Join us for hands-on activities, interactive booths, and heavy equipment demonstrations designed for all ages. Discover how our team delivers clean water, manages sewer systems, maintains roads year-round, and cares for our parks and public spaces. Meet the staff, ask questions, and get an inside look at the essential services that keep Hudsonville running every day.

JUN3

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Terra Square Farmers Market

10:00 AM · Terra Square (3380 Chicago Drive, Hudsonville)

Every Wednesday morning from June through September, shop fresh local produce, handmade goods, baked treats, and artisan products from West Michigan vendors. Free admission, family-friendly, and rain or shine. Wednesdays, 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM, June – September

JUN7

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Ferns of the HNC and Early Summer Wildflowers

3:00 PM · Hudsonville Nature Center

The focus of this walk will be the six ferns found in the park and information about ferns. We will look for early summer wildflowers and other natural features of interest along the trails as we travel from fern to fern. Naturalist Craig Elston will lead all walks, sharing information about the natural features and helping you to learn to identify many species. All walks will begin from the parking area at the end of New Holland Ave., east of 32nd Ave.  Participants should come prepared for the weather, as the walk will be held except in the event of threatening or severe weather. Long pants and shoes or hiking boots are recommended for all walks.

JUN19

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City Hall CLOSED

8:30 AM

City Hall will be closed on Friday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth.

JUN20

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Grand Explorers' Trail Race

9:00 AM · Grand River Park (9473 28th Ave, Jenison, MI 49428)

Explore two parks in one race! Run—or walk—through two beautiful Ottawa County Parks along the Grand River. #2Parks1Race Choose your distance: 10K, 5K, or a 1-mile fun run. This trail race truly lives up to its name with the Grand River, grand ravines, grand bridges, and grand views. The Ottawa County Parks Foundation and Ottawa County Parks are excited to host this fun, family- and dog-friendly run/walk celebrating the newly completed Idema Explorers Trail, which connects Grand River Park and Grand Ravines Park. Join us for a day of nature, community, and post-race treats—because Ottawa County Parks are for everyone.

JUL19

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Prairie Flowers and Butterflies

3:00 PM · Hudsonville Nature Center

July is a great time to look for butterflies and take in the prairie as the warm-season flowers and grasses begin their majestic showing. Flowers in bloom could be Leadplant, Gray-headed Coneflowers, Rosin Weed, Culver’s Root, Butterfly Milkweed and more. Long pants and shoes are highly recommended. This walk will be held on the Prairie Path and a trip into the Prairie itself to experience what it is like walking in tall grasses over your head. We will also view the prairie from the raised observation deck. Naturalist Craig Elston will lead all walks, sharing information about the natural features and helping you to learn to identify many species. All walks will begin from the parking area at the end of New Holland Ave., east of 32nd Ave.  Participants should come prepared for the weather, as the walk will be held except in the event of threatening or severe weather. Long pants and shoes or hiking boots are recommended for all walks.

JUL21

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Car Seat Safety Check - Registration Required

5:00 PM · Hudsonville Fire Station (3275 Central Blvd)

All car seat inspections are free. A limited number of low-cost replacement car seats are available at all locations for those who qualify. Children who need a replacement seat must be present with a parent or legal guardian. Appointments are required. Click here and scroll to "Prevention Classes" to register.

JUL22

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Kid's Scavenger Hunt

11:00 AM · Hudsonville Nature Center

This scavenger hunt is for kids who must be accompanied by at least one adult per family or small group. You will be given a list and will be given an hour to find as many items on the list as you can. We will meet at the parking area at the end of New Holland and move to the prairie area before starting your hunt. All items on the list will be able to be found from trails in the woods and prairie. Bring your phone as you may need to take pictures of some items on the list. Naturalist Craig Elston will lead all walks, sharing information about the natural features and helping you to learn to identify many species. All walks will begin from the parking area at the end of New Holland Ave., east of 32nd Ave.  Participants should come prepared for the weather, as the walk will be held except in the event of threatening or severe weather. Long pants and shoes or hiking boots are recommended for all walks.

OCT12

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City Hall CLOSED

8:30 AM

City hall will be closed Monday, October 12, in observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day.

DEC15

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Car Seat Safety Check - Registration Required

4:00 PM · Hudsonville Fire Station (3275 Central Blvd)

All car seat inspections are free. A limited number of low-cost replacement car seats are available at all locations for those who qualify. Children who need a replacement seat must be present with a parent or legal guardian. Appointments are required.  Click  here  and scroll to "Prevention Classes" to register.

FEB15

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City Hall CLOSED

7:30 AM

City Hall will be closed Monday, February 15, in observance of Presidents' Day.

Upcoming Events in Hudsonville

Spring Wildflowers Nature Hike

Sunday, April 26, 2026 · 3:00 PM · Hudsonville Nature Center

Hudsonville Nature Center

Bloom and Browse

Saturday, May 2, 2026 · 11:00 AM · Terra Square

Terra Square

A lively spring market with local makers, boutiques, fresh blooms, & tasty food trucks, Perfect for finding a Mother’s Day gift! Terra Square | 3380 Chicago Drive, Hudsonville

Spring Wildflowers Nature Hike

Sunday, May 3, 2026 · 3:00 PM · Hudsonville Nature Center

Hudsonville Nature Center

Spring Wildflowers Nature Hike

Wednesday, May 6, 2026 · 11:00 AM · Hudsonville Nature Center

Hudsonville Nature Center

Spring is one of the two most beautiful times of year in Michigan’s woods as the “Spring Ephemerals” come out in all their glory. Come view and learn about the many glorious spring wildflowers of the woodland. Trillium, Jack-in-the-pulpit, Dutchman’s breeches, Trout Lilies, Violets, Ginger and many more will be in bloom. Naturalist Craig Elston will lead all walks, sharing information about the natural features and helping you to learn to identify many species. All walks will begin from the parking area at the end of New Holland Ave., east of 32nd Ave.  Participants should come prepared for the weather, as the walk will be held except in the event of threatening or severe weather. Long pants and shoes or hiking boots are recommended for all walks.

Spring Wildflowers Nature Hike

Tuesday, May 12, 2026 · 7:00 PM · Hudsonville Nature Center

Hudsonville Nature Center

Spring is one of the two most beautiful times of year in Michigan’s woods as the “Spring Ephemerals” come out in all their glory. Come view and learn about the many glorious spring wildflowers of the woodland. Trillium, Jack-in-the-pulpit, Dutchman’s breeches, Trout Lilies, Violets, Ginger and many more will be in bloom. We will also be on the lookout for migrating warblers and other birds of the spring woodland. Naturalist Craig Elston will lead all walks, sharing information about the natural features and helping you to learn to identify many species. All walks will begin from the parking area at the end of New Holland Ave., east of 32nd Ave.  Participants should come prepared for the weather, as the walk will be held except in the event of threatening or severe weather. Long pants and shoes or hiking boots are recommended for all walks.