r/lansing • u/CraftyReach8033 • 22h ago
General Navigating Downtown be like…
Me looking at the map trying to figure out a route that isn’t closed.
r/lansing • u/CraftyReach8033 • 22h ago
Me looking at the map trying to figure out a route that isn’t closed.
r/lansing • u/WoldumarNatureCenter • 7h ago
Our secret is out!
The Hooga Hoogas have been known to generations of campers and counselors at Woldumar, but now everyone can learn of their legend.
Check out the City Pulse cover story and hit trails to try to spot a Hooga Hooga, but just be sure to leave your grape jelly at home: https://lansingcitypulse.com/lansings-very-own-cryptid.../
r/lansing • u/DaveTheBraveEh • 12h ago
r/lansing • u/LibrarianScientist • 4h ago
CADL Downtown Lansing and Summit Comics and Games are partnering to host a graphic novel book club in Summit's event room (216 Washington Square, Lansing). This month we're meeting on 8/18, from 5:45-6:45 PM. Every month we’ll explore a different title, usually standalone or the 1st volume in a series from all different corners of graphic noveldom, whether it’s superhero, slice of life, nonfiction, or anything in between. This book club is intended for people 18+. You do not need a CADL library card to attend this group.
August's title is Absolute Wonder Woman Vol. 1: The Last Amazon written by Kelly Thompson and drawn by Hayden Sherman.
The Absolute series are a reimagining of core DC Comics characters with ongoing series that are separate from the main DC continuity.
This version of Wonder Woman has been raised in the Underworld by the witch Circe. Forbidden from teaching her about the Amazons, Circe raises her to be a compassionate and capable woman. Eventually, Diana's path leads out of the Underworld and into the world above, although without her famous mission to bring peace to the world (or invisible jet, for that matter) does this Wonder Woman have a different purpose? Read these first 7 issues and find out!
This title is available as a physical book, as an ebook (via Hoopla), and is available for purchase from our friends at Summit.
r/lansing • u/No_Conversation_9347 • 6h ago
Hi, I’ll keep it brief so I don’t outwardly doxx myself.
I moved to Michigan a few years ago when I escaped my parents that were trafficking me, due to my safety I had to drop out and escape before graduating. My credits are from out of state but I’m close to the minimum needed for graduating here. What can I do?
r/lansing • u/paibizmo • 7h ago
I'm planning to see The Odyssey at the new IMAX theater at NCG Lansing and wanted to get some recommendations before I buy tickets.
For those who've been there, what rows/seats do you think offer the best experience?
I usually like sitting around the middle of the theater, but I'm not sure of the IMAX screen size and how the seating is laid out for this IMAX in Lansing.
Thanks!
r/lansing • u/WhitePineWhispers • 3h ago
Hi, I'm looking for primary care doctor recommendations in the Lansing area. I'm a trans man in my 20s that smokes weed to self medicate (I can elaborate to a doctor, just don't want to put it all out on reddit), so they have to be chill with all of those things. I have an endocrinologist, a therapist, and a psychiatrist already. Thanks in advance!
Good afternoon! I’ve tried Facebook marketplace, but have had no luck. Any leads would be appreciated. It’s for my Super Nintendo. Preferably one with an s-video input. Thank you! I appreciate ya
r/lansing • u/CraftyProcedure7530 • 3h ago
Does anyone know of any stores in the Lansing area that sell K-Pop themed merchandise? Mainly things geared for kids/tweens.
r/lansing • u/PrudentTrouble3221 • 6h ago
i work near the Texas roadhouse on edgewood and when i left to get lunch there were tons of police in the parking lot of edgewood town center, looks like there was some sort of event with pop up tents happening there. i saw at least five law vehicles with their lights on and several officers talking to different people. anyone know what’s going on? i’m nosy but i also work with kids and we’re pretty close so id like to know if it’s something dangerous👀
r/lansing • u/TangerineTiny334 • 1h ago
Hello all! I know this is a common question but I’m looking for recent reviews and recommendations.
I’m currently at edge 1010 paying 1350 For a 2 bed. I believe they’ll be increasing the rent once my lease is up so I’m currently searching for new apartments (1 bed or 2 bed)
My budget is 1200 or less if possible but if I have to 1300 at the most. Must haves are an in unit washer and dryer as well.
I’m open to moving more downtown as I’ll be going to school at lcc come early September.
Any recommendations? I’ve been looking into Reo gateway apartments and temple lofts, can anyone give insight on if these are good options?