From n/a to 8:30PM

On Saturday May 4th, the doubleheader will start at 4:30pm Lansing A vs Rockford Rage. The second bout starts at 6:30pm Lansing B vs Lafayette Roller Derby. The doors will be open at Court One Training Center, 7868 Old M-78, East Lansing, MI, at 4:00pm. Tickets will be available for purchase online at https://ticketstripe.com for a discounted price of $12 plus processing fee. Tickets will always be available at the door and are $15; children 12 and under get in free (one per paying adult). Concessions and adult beverages are now offered in house. If you’re unable to watch in person, the game will be live streamed, starting at 4:00pm, on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjs2JEmxWPOy3iWY9bgZ8BQ The rules of roller derby can be quite confusing, so make sure to watch the informational videos before the first bout starts. The Mayfair Bar will be hosting the after party at 8:30pm for those who would like to celebrate with the teams afterwards. Link to the stream available here: Bout #1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dj7-yzq60yU&ab_channel=LansingRollerDerby Bout #2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvTtRW04Mqs&ab_channel=LansingRollerDerby This month's featured community partner is #SockOutSuicide with Okemos High School ACTION CLUB For more information on Lansing Roller Derby visit https://lansingrollerderby.com/

Location: Court One Training Center

Website: https://fb.me/e/3FHB40nIB

Phone: 5176040093

From 5:00PM to 9:00PM

FRONTIER DAYS WAS FOUNDED IN 1971 BY STEVE MUSSELMAN.  MUSSELMAN SET OUT TO ENHANCE THE CITY OF CHARLOTTE THROUGH COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT WITH A FESTIVAL THAT, STILL TODAY, DRAWS IN THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE FROM MICHIGAN AND BEYOND.  MUSSELMAN PUT TOGETHER SUCCESSFUL, ENTERTAINING FESTIVAL THAT HAS BECOME A TRADITION FOR MANY FAMILIES OVER THE LAST 40 YEARS.  MUSSELMAN INVOLVED THE COMMUNITY BY SELLING STOCK WORTH OVER FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND CREATING A LOGO THAT IS STILL USED TODAY.

THE FIRST ANNUAL CHARLOTTE FRONTIER DAYS FEATURED A PARADE, QUEENS CONTEST, OUTDOOR CLUB RODEO, AND AN ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW.  KEEPING WITH TRADITION, CHARLOTTE FRONTIER DAYS CONTINUES TO OFFER THESE ACTIVITIES.  WITH THE PROFIT MUSSELMAN MADE FROM THE FIRST FESTIVAL, BLEACHERS WERE DONATED TO CHARLOTTE HIGH SCHOOL.

THE FOLLOWING YEAR, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS GREW TO FIFTEEN MEMBERS AND THE LOCAL FIREMAN BEGAN HOSTING A RODEO.  CAMPBELL’S DANCING DEPUTIES BEGAN PERFORMING, AND HAVE CONTINUED TO BE A PART OF FRONTIER DAYS EVERY YEAR SINCE.  THE BOARD HAS RAISED OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE COMMUNITY THROUGHOUT THE LAST FORTY YEARS AND THAT MONEY HAS BEEN DONATED TO CHARLOTTE PUBLIC LIBRARY, CHARLOTTE PUBLIC PARKS, AND MUCH MORE, MAKING FRONTIER DAYS VITAL TO CHARLOTTE’S CONTINUED GROWTH

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