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Top 15 Spring Events in Livingston County You Can't Miss

  • May 4
  • 4 min read
Flowering fruit trees in full bloom with spring sunlight shining through in a scenic Livingston County orchard field


Top 15 Spring Events in Livingston County


When spring returns to Livingston County, Michigan, so does the heartbeat of the community. Parks fill with laughter, downtown streets host lively events, and families explore the best of what our towns have to offer. Whether you're new to the area, visiting for the weekend, or a lifelong local, these events are an open invitation to experience the heart of Livingston County.


From open-air markets and neighborhood festivals to music strolls and hometown parades, these spring events offer something for everyone—and they’re the perfect way to get to know the communities that make this region shine.



When Do These Spring Events Usually Happen?


To help you plan your weekends, here’s a general guide to when these local favorites usually occur:

Event

Typical Timing

Early spring (May)

Early to mid-spring (May)

Mid-spring (May)

Mid-spring (May)

Mid-spring (May)

Late spring (May)

Late spring (May)

Late spring through fall (May-Oct)

Late Spring (June)

Late spring (June)

Late spring (June)

Late spring (June)

Late spring (May-Jun)

Late spring into summer (Jun-Aug)

Late spring into summer (Jun-Aug)


Enjoy carnival rides, food booths, and family fun...


Livingston County's - Howell Garden Party

Kickstart your spring projects by perusing several stores offering planting stations set up inside with a variety of plants to shop in a garden theme with food & drink items.


Howell Annual Garden Party in The Alley

Enjoy a spring day in downtown Howell with planting stations and spring fashions at various stores.


Brighton Mother's Day Charcuterie

Treat mom to an afternoon of craft beer, meats, and cheeses! Your ticket includes a keepsake wooden board and all the food for a beautiful spread.


Milford Fun on the Farm Tractor

A children's series exploring different animals and farming aspects each session, featuring a story, hands-on activity, and close interaction with the topic.


Kensington Art Fair

Discover unique art at the Kensington Art Fair in Milford over Memorial Day Weekend, with three days of exhibitions in scenic Kensington Metropark.


Hartland Memorial Day Parade

This event unites veterans, first responders, youth groups, floats, and marching bands to honor those who sacrificed for our freedom.


Pinckney Memorial Day Parade

Celebrate community, creativity, and veterans featuring a heartfelt parade and a lively atmosphere.


Howell Sunday Farmers Market

A seasonal staple featuring fresh produce, local artisans, food trucks, and live music. Located in historic downtown Howell, it's the perfect place to start your Sunday.


Vintage pickup truck filled with fresh spring flowers for sale at the Howell Farmers Market in Livingston County, Michigan
Howell Farmers Market | Patron Review by Holly Przybylo

Brighton Country Boots & Beats Festival

The AMP! will feature local artists performing their top hits. Food trucks will be scattered around the city to satisfy your increasing appetite.

Hamburg Family Fun Fest

Enjoy carnival rides, food booths, and family fun before the big summer event. Great for kids and casual spring crowds.


Hartland Polo Classic

A unique event where sport meets community. Watch a match, sample local food vendors, and enjoy an upscale yet casual outdoor afternoon.


Brighton H.E.R.O. 5k Freedom Run

Join a 1-mile fun run and 5k run/walk on the beautiful cross-country course at Freedom River, an outdoor recreation facility for veterans and their families.


Pinckney Art In The Park

A panel-judged arts show featuring diverse media artists, sweet treats, entertainment, and community and business support.


Fowlerville - Livingston County Concert Band

Enjoy free live outdoor music featuring show tunes, marches, and plenty of fun. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on and enjoy the company of fellow community members.


Putnam Food Truck Fridays

Enjoy small-town charm and delicious cuisine at Food Truck Fridays this summer in downtown Pinckney!


Golden dandelions covering a sunny spring meadow in Livingston County, Michigan, with soft green grass and blooming trees in the background

Why These Events Matter for Locals, Buyers & Renters


Spring isn’t just about weather—it’s about connection. These spring events in Livingston County showcase what makes each township, city, and neighborhood unique. Whether you're exploring homes for sale in Hartland, managing a rental in Brighton, or just looking for a great farmers market near Howell, these community experiences offer real insight into local life.


They also give real estate buyers & investors a unique look into:

  • Community activity levels

  • Demographics

  • Seasonal rental demand

  • Local vendor ecosystems




Final Thoughts: Experience Livingston County


Spring in Livingston County is more than a season—it’s a celebration of community, tradition, and the simple joy of getting outside. From the rolling fields of Fowlerville to the busy shops of Brighton, every corner of the county has something to offer.


At G3 Management & Investments, we believe knowing the area is just as important as knowing the market. We live here. We work here. And we’re proud to help others do the same.



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About the Author Ricardo Reis - Learn About Ricardo

Entrepreneur, Inventor, Investor, Military Veteran. Ricardo is a member of G3 Management & Investments a division of Great Lakes Real Estate and a real estate professional. He is a real estate professional and a successful real estate investor for over 15 years.


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