Name: Tirck of Treat Trail
Start: 2026-10-03
End: 2026-10-03

Over 2,000 animals and more animal touching exhibits than any other zoo in Michigan; tigers, petting corral, wallabies, camels and butterflies. Chimpanzees - lions - grizzly bear - otters - snow leopards - - and many large and small primates. Indoor and outdoor viewing. Full concessions and gift shop. Featuring 300-foot ZIPline with return line, 4-story Ropes Adventure Course, and a Funicular (tram) that leads to a state-of-the-art Bissell Treehouse for events and rentals.

John Ball Zoo

The Beltline Bar was opened in 1953 by George Wilkinson. The Beltline Bar was a fitting name considering 28th Street was commonly referred to by Grand Rapidians as "The Beltline." When Tony Rutkowski acquired the restaurant in 1964, the establishment only seated 42 people in a single 60' x 30' room. At this time, a total of 3 employees served beer, wine, popcorn & chili dogs, which were the house specialty. In 1966, a liquor license was acquired and Tony's son Jerry developed recipes for a number of Mexican specialties, including the WORLD FAMOUS WET BURRITO. The same secret spice recipe is still used today.

Beltline Bar

Paragon Bowling Center and Sports Bar

Mexican restaurant is a popular destination for authentic tacos and more.

La Vencedora

State-of-the-art indoor trampoline arena and extreme fun center offers a wide array of fun activities, experiences and games for kids.

Rebounderz

Enjoy a buffet of classic Chinese dishes and a limited a la carte menu at China 1 Buffet.

China One Buffet

Authentic Mexican grocery store also offers fresh breads and pastries baked on site. Two additional Grand Rapids locations.

Supermercado Mexico &#8211; Mexicana Bakery

Welcome to Curry Leaf Indian Cuisine, your gateway to the vibrant flavors of India! Delight in our diverse menu featuring rich, aromatic curries, perfectly spiced biryanis, and sizzling tandoori dishes, all crafted with fresh ingredients and traditional techniques. Experience the warm hospitality and inviting atmosphere that makes every meal a celebration. Whether it’s a cozy dinner or a festive gathering, join us for an unforgettable culinary journey that will leave you craving more!

~ Team Curry Leaf Indian Cuisine

Curry Leaf - Downtown Market

The Grand Rapids Downtown Market is a delicious destination that brings together small businesses, food entrepreneurship, award-winning venue spaces, and public events to create a vibrant downtown experience, all year-round. Open seven days a week, the LEED-certified building is home to 20 local, artisan food merchants and restaurants. A public space for dining, entertaining, and family fun, located in the heart of downtown GR and surrounded by the city’s best breweries, attractions, and hotels. Home to West Michigan’s best wine, cheese, seafood, BBQ, and artisan dining options, the Market offers indoor and outdoor seating, terraces overlooking the city skyline, a rooftop greenhouse event space, 5,000 square feet of commercial kitchen for food start-ups, and a dedicated Market parking lot. The Market is proud to be celebrating its 10th year this fall—marking a decadent decade!

Grand Rapids Downtown Market

The Bitter End, voted best coffeehouse by Grand Rapids magazine readers, is located in a restored century-old bank building. Craft-roasted coffees, teas, smoothies, and more.

Bitter End Coffee House

We are an economic generator through sports tourism for Greater Grand Rapids and Kent County in the West Michigan area.

We own and operate an award winning baseball/softball complex; the Meijer Sports Complex [www.MeijerSportsComplex.com](https://www.MeijerSportsComplex.com) featuring eight fields, including a championship field that seats 1,000.

Our signature event, the Meijer State Games of Michigan (Olympic-style sporting event), draws 10,000 athletes through 60+ sports in its Winter and Summer Games.  We work with many of our local sports clubs and organizations to host various regional and national tournaments.

Why Grand Rapids? We have:
•	12,000 + hotel rooms (2,500 downtown)
•	234,000 square foot downtown convention center (fits 40 volleyball courts)
•	12,000 seat Van Andel Arena
•	5 facilities that feature 4+ courts and multiple grass or turf fields
•	Grant program for new events
•	and more!

West Michigan Sports Commission

Get ready for an afternoon of Halloween fun at Lamar Park! Join us on Saturday, October 3, from 4–6 p.m. for our annual Trick-or-Treat Trail.

![🍭](https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/images/emoji.php/v9/tf9/1/16/1f36d.png) Trick-or-treat along the trail at tables hosted by local businesses and organizations  
![🏰](https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/images/emoji.php/v9/t95/1/16/1f3f0.png) Enjoy bounce houses and games  
![🎃](https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/images/emoji.php/v9/t86/1/16/1f383.png) Free Halloween fun for all ages

Bring the whole family, wear your favorite costume, and enjoy a fun-filled evening in the park!

Want to be part of the fun? We’re still looking for local businesses and organizations to set up a table and pass out candy along the trail. If you’d like to participate, fill out our vendor registration form at: [https://wyomingmiparksandrec.wufoo.com/forms/r1qc2loc1yuad5a](https://wyomingmiparksandrec.wufoo.com/forms/r1qc2loc1yuad5a?fbclid=IwcGRvZgVleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETF4dlJMakpXdFhFRmN5SUxJc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHk7ezvyDnTWB9vet5deulaenb8zQ56S5rATuoqf-TEOtsr8kBKgUakxSmA4H_aem_MWm6n3oaOFRa1xl1RyKq7A)

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