Events in May 2026
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May 9, 2026(2 events) Tompkins Historical Plant SaleMay 9, 2026 The Tompkins Historical Society is having a plant sale along side with the Jackson County Museum Day on May 9th, 2026. Located at the Stewart Farm Museum in Tompkins. Limited supply will be available day of sale, pre-order recommended. Order forms due by 5/1/2026. More info and forms available at www.tompskinscenterhistorical.org/events or contact Chrissy at 517-962-3398
Stewart Farm Museum 10:00 am: Jackson County Free Museum Day – Jackson County Free Museum Day, Saturday, May 9th, 2026, from 10:00 am - 4:00 pm. Participating Museums Coe House Museum Dewey School Museum Ella Sharp Museum Hanover-Horton Area Historical Society Hubbard Memorial Museum Jackson Train Station (America 250 Exhibit) Mann House Michigan's Military Heritage Museum Sparks Museum at the Cascades Stewart Farm Museum, Tompkins Center Historical Society First Universalist Church of Concord Walker Tavern Historic Site Cambridge Junction Historic State Park Waterloo Farm Museum Ye Olde Carriage Shop Museum The first 50 people at each location receive an exclusive sticker for that location. Jackson County FREE Museum Day support provided by Jackson District Library and Jackson County Michigan Historical Society Made possible by experience Jackson https://www.experiencejackson.com
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May 11, 2026(2 events) 6:30 pm: Police Week Community Celebration – Join fellow community members as we pause to give thanks for and honor those who serve our community behind the bade. Police week was started by President John F. Kennedy in 1962. This is a hallowed week where America chooses to say thank you to those who serve, and to remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. Please bring pre-packaged treat for police officer and/or K9s (no pre-packaged required) if you are able. Bring your families, community groups, sports teams, churches, & colleagues. Your presence would mean the world to our heroes!
Leslie Gazebo 6:30 pm: Police Week Community Celebration – Leslie Michigan invites you to attend our police week community celebration. Join fellow community members as we pause to give thanks for and honor those who serve our community behind the badge. Police week was started by President John F. Kennedy in 1962. This is a hallowed week where America chooses to say thank you to those who serve, and to remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. Free to attend, no RSVP necessary. Please bring pre-packaged treat for police officers and/or K9s (no pre-packaged required) if you are able. Bring your families, community groups, sports teams, churches, & colleagues. Your presence will mean the world to our heroes!
Leslie Gazebo | May 12, 2026 | May 13, 2026 | May 14, 2026 |
May 15, 2026(1 event) 10:00 am: Community Sale & Bakesale – Community Sale & Bakesale at Tompkins Center Historical Society For more info please visit https://www.tompkinscenterhistorical.org or contact Robin at 517-937-5161
Tompkins Center Historical Society |
May 16, 2026(3 events) 10:00 am: Community Sale & Bakesale – Community Sale & Bakesale at Tompkins Center Historical Society For more info please visit https://www.tompkinscenterhistorical.org or contact Robin at 517-937-5161
Tompkins Center Historical Society 10:00 am: Miles That Matter – Join us for Miles That Matter on Saturday, May 16, an outdoor community fundraiser in downtown Leslie supporting local athletes with special needs, hosted by BOSS Cider and CrossFit AFK. This event brings our community together to move with purpose and raise money that helps provide funding for competitions, jerseys, and life-changing opportunities for students with special needs in Ingham county. Participants can choose how they want to make their miles count:  Row-A-Thon – Grab nine friends and work together to row a marathon. Bike a Metric Century – Take on the challenge of riding 60 miles as a team. Riders will work together to reach the century mark while supporting an incredible cause. Pay-As-You-Go Walk (or run!) – Want a more casual way to participate? Join the community walk and donate to walk laps around the block surrounding Boss Cider. Walk as many laps as you’d like—every lap helps raise funds and awareness.We will have two heats for the Row-A-Thon and Bike a Metric Century events. HEAT 1: 10AM-1:30PM HEAT 2: 2PM-5:30PM Whether you're chasing an endurance goal, supporting a loved one, or simply showing up for a great cause, every mile and every dollar raised helps create more opportunities for athletes to compete, grow, and thrive. Bring your friends, family, and teammates and help us prove that every mile truly matters. '  Boss Cider 12:00 pm: Five Star Review by Vibe Dance Center – Join us on May 16th as our dancers take the stage for a 5 star performance.
Leslie High School | May 17, 2026 |
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May 30, 2026(1 event) 10:00 am: Friends of the Leslie Library Plant Swap – Stop by the Leslie Library and bring your plant starts, pots, and cuttings to exchange with your neighbors! Indoor and outdoor plants of all kinds, all for a free-will monetary donation to the Friends of the Leslie Library!
CADL Leslie | May 31, 2026 |
