As the name of the category suggests, this section is for things to do and places to go in Cedar Springs, Michigan. In large part, this means attractions, events, sports programs, and recreational opportunities within the city.
Included in this category might be Cedar Springs museums, historical places, libraries, theaters, or event centers, as well as local parks, hiking or biking trails, or sports teams or leagues, whether sponsored by a school, church, or community organization. Privately operated facilities and programs, such as bowling alleys and skating rinks, may also be listed here. Local festivals, concerts, and other events are also appropriate for this guide.
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Situated in Cedar Springs, Michigan, the facility hosts hockey, soccer, and open skating, as well as birthdays and other private events. Its youth hockey and adult hockey programs are featured, along with drop-in, stick and puck, and ice rentals, and schedules and admissions fees for open skating. Several hosted soccer teams are featured, along with field rental information, rules, and league registration policies. A calendar of events and contact numbers are included.
https://www.cedarrocksportsplex.com/
Cedar Springs Junior Ball League
Facilitating opportunities for youth to play baseball, the non-profit community organization is featured, including its board members and other officials, general policy information and schedules for practice games, registration, volunteer opportunities, and league sponsorships, with current sponsors acknowledged. A calendar of games and events may be viewed by calendar, month, or day. Forms for volunteers and coaching staff are featured.
https://www.csjbl.com/
Cedar Springs Museum & Historical Society
Maintained and operated by the Cedar Springs Historical Society, a membership organization, the museum is located on Cedar Street in Cedar Springs, Michigan. Among the museum’s displays are a turn-of-the-century home, an old general store, Native American history, and displays highlighting the area’s lumbering, farming, and railroad eras, as well as the one-room Payne School, that was moved to Morley Park in 1971. Its location and hours are posted.
https://www.cedarspringsmuseum.org/
Currently being renovated by the Cedar Springs Theatre Association, the Kent Theatre is a community-owned and operated venue for films, live theater, and other public events. When completed, the 300-seat theater will feature 35 mm, 16 mm, and digital film projection, and its stage is used by local theater groups for performances and musical presentations by church groups and local bands, and as a meeting venue for businesses and other organizations.
http://www.kenttheatre.org/
Beginning in 1936, the community of Cedar Springs, Michigan has celebrated the annual festival in recognition of a long-term industry within the city, and the significance of red flannel undergarments on the lumber industry during Michigan’s cold winters. The history of the first Red Flannel Festival is told, and a schedule of events, a downloadable brochure, applications, sponsorship, and volunteer opportunities are featured, and a contact form is available.
https://www.redflannelfestival.org/
Founded in 1952, the club has pistol, rifle, trap, and bow and arrow ranges on about forty acres of land in Cedar Springs, Michigan, including a 50-yard pistol range and rifle ranges at 100, 200, 300, and 390 yards, and two trap fields. Membership dues and a preliminary membership form are featured, along with its address, a map showing its location, telephone number, a contact form, meeting schedules, and a calendar of fundraisers and other events.
http://www.redflannelrodandgunclub.com/
Formed in the 1950s, the club sponsors halter and riding competition classes in English, Western, and Speed events. Its history, membership, and event sponsorship opportunities are put forth, board members are acknowledged, and a calendar of upcoming events is published to the site, along with the club’s rule book and bylaws, entry policies and registration, show schedules, directions, and contact information. News and announcements are posted to the site.
http://redflannelsaddleclub.org/
The sports programs of Cedar Springs Public Schools are featured here, including its fall, winter, and spring programs, including baseball, basketball, bowling, competitive cheer, cross-country, golf, football, soccer, tennis, track, volleyball, and wrestling, as well as its year-round tennis program. Its 7th and 8th-grade programs, freshman, junior varsity, and varsity programs are included. Featured are photo and video galleries, a calendar of events, booster information, and contacts.
https://cedarspringsathletics.org/
