Experience baseball like never before. Strikeout Baseball is a concept where players of all ages and skill levels can pitch, hit, and field in a miniature stadium environment.

Whether you're training, playing recreationally, or just out for some competitive fun, our scaled-down stadium lets you experience the game up close.

Located in downtown Lansing, the John Smoltz Strikeout Baseball Stadium honors the Hall of Fame pitcher while giving baseball fans a unique, interactive venue to play the game in a new way.

Pitch like a pro. Hit for the fences. Field every play. Strikeout Baseball — where big-league dreams fit into a miniature stadium.

John Smoltz Strikeout Baseball Stadium

Located in the southeast corner of Ferris Park in downtown Lansing is this all-access mini soccer field open to pick-up games and lit for night time playing. A collaboration of the city of Lansing Parks Department, the Capital Area Soccer League as well as public and private community partners and donors.

Beacon Soccer Field - Downtown

Founded by the Sports and Recreation Committee of the Lansing Bicentennial Commission and inaugurated July 4, 1976, the Greater Lansing Area Sports Hall of Fame was established to honor our nation's first 200 years through the celebration of Mid-Michigan's athletic legacy. The Greater Lansing Area Sports Hall of Fame stands as a symbol of achievement, commemorating the collective dedication and spirit of our athletic community. See memorabilia from Lansing's greatest individual athletes and teams. The hall of fame is located inside the Lansing Center.

Greater Lansing Area Sports Hall of Fame

Among the largest in the country, Lansing's River Trail traces the banks of the Grand and Red Cedar rivers connecting comfortable parks, historic sites and urban activity centers for over 13 miles through Lansing and East Lansing. Things to see along the way include Brenke Fish Ladder, where spawning salmon and steelhead fight their way upstream during September; the Turner-Dodge House to the northwest; Potter Park Zoo to the southeast; and Louis F. Adado Riverfront Park- the home of Lansing's major festivals. Public parking is available at regular intervals along the trail. A great option to explore during down time between sports events.

Lansing River Trail

The perfect spot for your next corporate meetings, retreat, or event. Corporate Board Room - seating of up to 100 and reception capacity for up to 150. Perfect for presentations to a larger class with the use of in-room A/V and the large projections screen. J.C. Hulzenga Conference Rooms - this room will comfortably accommodate seating up to 65 when opened. Dual screen monitors on both halves of the rooms allow all guests to view presentations easily/ Room can be divided in two, each room individually seating 25 comfortably. Both options have flexible seating setups and A/V functionality including zoom video. Welcomes inquiries from sports groups.

"This will be our 3rd consecutive year using the MI Chamber of Commerce event space. It is the perfect space for small to large groups. We have hosted several meetings here ranging in size from 10-50, and all fit comfortably. The tables can be reconfigured in many different ways to meet our needs as they are all on rollers with wheel locks. There is also a separate area to have breakfast or lunch right outside of the conference room, as well as outdoor patio space that our team has loved using when the weather is nice. Everything is on one floor, including the bathrooms. In addition, the parking is right onsite and ease of access to the highway cannot be beat!

Last but not least, the staff here are so accommodating and easy to work with! They help with questions or AV concerns and have always been a joy to be around.

For anyone looking for offsite meeting space, I highly recommend the MI Chamber of Commerce!"

Marcy M, Chief Administrative Officer

Michigan Chamber of Commerce

Founded in 1959, The Michigan Chamber has worked to ensure Michigan is the best place to create jobs and support free enterprise. Its mission: To help chamber members address business challenges by providing effective solutions and promoting sustained economic prosperity in Michigan. Welcomes inquiries from sports groups.

The Lansing Children’s Choir is a choral music program for children and youth in Lansing and surrounding communities. Any qualified child between the ages of 8 and 18, with a desire to sing is welcome to participate. We are currently an “open” group, there are no auditions necessary. Placement is based upon musical and vocal readiness, emotional maturity, consistency of focus, attitude and leadership as well as age and vocal quality. The Lansing Trebles is for ages 8 – 13 (unchanged voice), geared toward first experiences with choral singing. The Lansing Youth Chorale is for ages 13-18, where previous experience is helpful but not necessary. Mission Our mission is to provide a creative outlet, through singing, for the children and youth in Lansing and surrounding communities by the rehearsal and performance of quality children’s literature. Choir Goals · To reach the highest level of artistic excellence in choral music performance as we can. · To explore, rehearse and perform repertoire of all styles and periods. · To provide a program of music that is an extension of the classroom. · To enrich the lives of children from diverse ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds in the Lansing geographic area. Welcomes inquiries from sports groups.

Lansing Children's Choir

With various event spaces, Heritage Hall at the The State Capitol can accommodate a range of small to large events! The Atrium is the ideal space for luncheons and small programs featuring speakers. The State Rooms can be one large space or split into two spaces for your meeting or educational day. The east & west lawns are perfect for your large gathering, rally, or advocacy day.

Heritage Hall

The Historical Society of Greater Lansing is dedicated to enriching our community through a deeper understanding of the Lansing region's history. Guided by our core values—collaboration, education, preservation, and access—we work to ensure that the stories of our region are discovered, shared, and remembered.

Welcomes athletes, coaches, sports officials and their families.

Historical Society of Greater Lansing

Art happens here. More than 600 pieces of public art grace the 48-acre downtown Lansing campus area. One of the most prominent pieces—the “Red Ribbon in the Sky,” stands 30 feet tall and delicately flows around a stainless steel, mirror-finished rod. The sculpture is located on the edge of campus, bridging the gap between Lansing’s business district and LCC.

Beacon Soccer Field - Downtown

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