Discover the best top things to do in Ingham County, United States including Maple Street Mall, The Creole Gallery, Horrocks Farm Market, Saper Galleries and Custom Framing, Spare Time Entertainment Center, Williamston Theatre, Absolute Gallery and Custom Framing, Fireworks Glass Studios, Escapology Escape Rooms Lansing, Michigan State Capitol.
Restaurants in Ingham County
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Small live theater offers performances that are all-ages appropriate, showcasing local and regional visual artists, musicians and performers.
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Horrocks has just about everything from soup to nuts, cheeses to deli meats, fresh fruits and veggies, fresh POPCORN, good dairy offerings, and beautiful fresh flowers and plants. A warm and inviting place to spend quality time especially right now when it's a tad cold outside.
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At Roy Saper's art gallery, one will find a diverse selection of art from around the world in a variety of media, including photography, mixed media, glass, painting, sculpture, contemporary and traditional. Filled with light, items are well displayed and whether one is buying or just considering, it is certainly worth an art lover's time. (Excellent for gift shopping for someone special.)
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Spare Time Entertainment Center is a family entertainment center in Lansing whose sole purpose is to make everyone's Spare Time Fun Time! Since Spare Time is family owned and operated, we believe in providing all of our guests with the best opportunity to experience fun times and create happy memories in a safe and exciting environment.
Spartan Axe at Spare Time was a really fun date night idea!! We had a great time with our guide Marissa, she did an awesome job of explaining the rules, giving us tips and making it an enjoyable experience!!
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The Williamston Theatre is a non-profit, professional Equity theatre, presenting contemporary comedies for, by and about people in the Midwest. Nationally recognized for excellence by the American Theatre Wing in 2014, the Williamston Theatre has been producing since 2006 and has mounted over 50 productions, including 11 World Premieres. Performances are Thursdays through Sundays.
This quaint old theater shows first run movies. It is fun to sit in an old fashioned theatre just like I did in my childhood. They also sell popcorn, pop and candy at a reasonable price. If you want a nostalgic experience, I recommend the Williamston Theatre.
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Absolute Gallery, located in the heart of Lansing's Old Town District, features an eclectic assortment of art for all tastes and budgets.
Looking for a beautiful, unique, special gift? Absolute Gallery is the place to go. The owner is soooo nice, as is Ricky (the pup mascot). You'll find so many unique gifts and cards here; you'll be glad you discovered this little gem. (Reminds me of Sutton's Bay!)
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Lansing's original premium real life escape game experience! Located in a prime spot, up to 8 players will be challenged in this new attraction by working together to find clues, solve puzzles, and pick locks that will free them from the game room. Do you have what it takes to escape?
Had a great time in the under pressure room, our host Natalie was amazing and set up a great game!!!
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Designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1992, this building has served as Michigan's seat of state government since its completion in 1879.
We did a self tour of this magnificent capitol. You enter on the ground floor which is very much like a basement providing little hint of the splendors above. The capitol is done with Victorian elegance and opulence. There are magnificent chandeliers, and the rotunda and inner dome are beautifully decorated with elaborate hand-painted designs, as are the walls and ceilings throughout the Capitol. As a cost saving measure almost all the wood trim appears to be walnut but most of it is inexpensive woods, carefully hand painted to mimic walnut. The impressive grandiose House of Representatives and Senate Chambers are located on the third floor and are accessible to the public. We particularly liked the glass coats-of-arms for each state in the chamber ceiling. We've toured several state capitols, and this one is certainly impressive and well represents Michigan. Of note - there is no capitol parking lot - it's all street!
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