EagleMonk Pub and Brewery offers craft beer, wine, soda and stoned-baked pizza made on premises. We are a microbrewery and feature a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Our 12 beers on tap range from Dan's signature Red Eye Rye to Blueberry Belgian Wit, as well as a variety of IPA’s, Delta Porter and Marcy Street Stout. Beers are made in a 7 barrel system, just to the left of the bar. Three wines, two hard ciders and a Mead are also available. House-made sodas on tap are root beer, diet root beer, orange, and cream soda. The food menu includes Pizza with house-made dough and sauce, appetizers, Panini, salads, and desserts. Every month we have local artists display their art work in the dining room. Books and Brews is the first Tuesday of the month and our knitting/crochet/craft group meets the third Tuesday. Free BINGO every Thursday. Local Potters create the mugs for our $75 lifetime mug club membership. Stop in and enjoy beer and dinner. Relax in our large dog-friendly beer garden and on Wednesdays enjoy live music at Lansing's home of original local music!

This establishment welcomes athletes, families and officials.

EagleMonk Pub and Brewery

FOX 47 News "In Your Neighborhood" showcases mid-Michigan through the lens of a lifelong local with the curiosity of a tourist. FOX 47 reporters are well-sourced and embedded within our communities to deliver more local stories than any other news outlet. FOX 47 (WSYM) uses our social media platforms to keep viewers connected everywhere they go. Welcomes inquiries from sports groups.

Fox 47 WSYM

West Lansing Trails (which consists of an interconnected single track trail linking Hunters Ridge, Fulton and Fine Parks in SW Lansing) is about 7 miles in length, provides breathtaking views of the Grand River, gives a true "up north" feel and is one of the few urban mountain biking trails in the State. The trail is regularly maintained by Lansing Parks, MMMBA and a network of volunteers. Located right across from the Grand River from Anderson Park, another popular local mountain bike trail.

West Lansing Trails (WLT)

With documents dating back to 1792, the Archives of Michigan is our state's memory. Established in 1913, the Archives of Michigan holds more than 100 million state and local government and private records. These records include the architectural drawings of the Capitol building, citizenship papers of individuals, and Civil War soldiers' diaries and letters. The Archives also hold over 1 million photographs and maps, plus films and audiotapes that are available for public research in a state-of-the-art facility. The Archives welcomes anyone interested in learning more about Michigan's history.

Archives of Michigan

Located in the architecturally-inspiring Michigan Library and Historical Center, the Library of Michigan is your premier resource for research material on the state of Michigan. Peruse history as it happened through hundreds of Michigan newspapers (http://www.michigan.gov/libraryofmichigan/0,2351,7-160-50206\_18643---,00.html); trace government action through State and Federal Government Documents; review legislation in our Law Library's collection; watch communities change via our extensive map collection; and see rare and unusual materials in the Library's renowned Martha W. Griffiths Rare Book Room. Explore our catalog at http://answercat.org or begin your general, business and job research at home via the Michigan eLibrary, Michigan Library and Historical Center Welcomes inquiries from sports groups.

Library of Michigan

Welcome to Michigan's first Afghan restaurant in Delta Township on the west side of Lansing.

We are offer dine-in, take-out, delivery as well as catering for up to 100. Featuring dishes with lamb, chicken, and beef including shawarma, shami, kabobs, and more. We offer family plates, wraps, burgers and more.

We also have **Noosh On The Road**, a food truck that can bring delicious Afghan food whenever and wherever you need it.

This establishment welcomes athletes, families, and officials.

Noosh Afghan Cuisine

A museum-style gallery filled with exhibits, hands-on activities and computer programs to help demystify the judicial branch of state government. Free tours with reservation only; ID and security screenings required. Open M-F 9-4, except court holidays. Call 517-373-7171 or use the online tour request form. A great option to explore during downtime between sports events.

Michigan Supreme Court Learning Center

We provide legal services for injured car accident victims in the Greater Lansing and Mid-Michigan area. We specialize in auto accidents including no-fault law, first party benefits, pain and suffering, and property damage. Free consultation and no fee unless you win for all cases.

The Clark Law Office

Bringing the warmth of a traditional Irish pub to Lansing, The Irish Pub has been a local favorite since 1975—reimagined in 2024 with a fresh take on a timeless experience. Today, we blend rich tradition with modern flair, offering a welcoming space for great food, drinks, and even better company.

Our thoughtfully crafted menu features classic Irish fare alongside American favorites, perfectly paired with an impressive beverage selection. Enjoy two dozen beers, including local favorites from Bell’s and iconic Irish staples like Guinness, plus a curated lineup of Irish whiskeys and seasonal cocktails.

Our vibrant 6,700-square-foot pub offers plenty of room to gather, including a private dining space for up to 30 guests—ideal for parties, business luncheons, and community events. From weekly favorites like DJ Trivia, karaoke, and live music to dart leagues and big games on our many screens, The Irish Pub is your go-to destination for fun, connection, and relaxation.

The Irish Pub

The Michigan History Museum tells the stories of Michigan's past, from the end of the Ice Age through the late 20th century, in special exhibits and 26 permanent galleries. Visitor favorites include a 3-story relief map, a mural of traditional Anishinaabe lifeways and culture, a U.P. copper mine, a one-room school and a 1950s auto show.

The gift store offers unique Michigan-made and Michigan-themed items that reflect the state's rich heritage.

A great option to explore during downtime between sports events.

Michigan History Museum

Stroll through the formal rose garden, the woodland trail or view the Grand River. 155 varieties of roses are in this garden, which is regularly recognized by the All-American Rose Selections organization for oustanding rose garden maintenance.

Frances Park

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