Make a cardboard sled and race down a hill. Snow, or no we always go! Official rules: Sleds can only be made using Cardboard, paper, tape, adhesive and paint. No metal, plastic, fiberglass, screws, staples, etc. Decorations are fine if they do not pose a danger to riders or spectators!
T.K. Pro Rodeo Presents: Man Vs. Beast Bull Riding ???? Experience the Ultimate Rush of Professional Bull Riding! Get ready for a heart-pounding night of action as the toughest cowboys in the country face off against the rankest bulls in the business. This isn’t just a rodeo — it’s a full-scale adrenaline show packed with high-energy production, arena-shaking music, and edge-of-your-seat excitement. Every 8 seconds feels like a lifetime as riders battle for glory and fans witness raw power, grit, and elite athleticism. Bring the family, bring your friends — and be part of an electric crowd that’s louder, wilder, and more alive than ever before. Don’t miss your chance to experience the action up close — grab your tickets now before they’re gone! ????️ GA: $23, children 2 and under are FREE Family 4 Pack: $78 Purchase Friday, February 13th tickets HERE Purchase Saturday, February 14th tickets HERE *Please note, there are NO ticket refunds or exchanges. Please be sure to select your desired day.
Battle Creek Symphony Saturday, February 14, 2026, 7:30 pm WK Kellogg Auditorium Grand Rapids Ballet, James Sofranko Artistic Director Make Valentine’s Day truly magical with the Grand Rapids Ballet and Swan Lake. Let the lush, soaring music of Tchaikovsky transport you to another world as a prince and his swan princess navigate a moonlit odyssey of longing, forgiveness, and true love.
Aaron Lewis, the Vermont-born powerhouse, first found success with Staind, the 2000s-era hard rock band known for its emotional depth and powerful sound. While Staind remains active, Lewis has also earned widespread acclaim as a solo country artist, embracing his roots and achieving two No. 1 Billboard Country Album debuts with Town Line (2011) and Sinner (2016). His success continued with a platinum collaboration alongside country legends George Jones and Charlie Daniels on “Country Boy” and a gold-certified Billboard No. 1 with “Am I The Only One” in 2021. His 2022 album Frayed at Both Ends became the best-selling country album in America, further solidifying his place as one of country music’s most authentic and heartfelt voices. Lewis continues that legacy with his newest project, The Hill (2024), a collection of songs that reflect his signature blend of honesty, emotion, and storytelling. “We’re thrilled to have Aaron Lewis return to the FireKeepers stage,” said Jim Wise, Vice President of Marketing at FireKeepers Casino Hotel. “His authenticity and talent resonate deeply with audiences, and we know guests are in for another outstanding performance.”
The Kellogg Community College Jazz Band is hosting a free Valentine’s Day weekend concert on campus in Battle Creek. The KCC Jazz Band’s “Legends and Lovers” concert will begin at 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15, in the auditorium of the Davidson Visual and Performing Arts Center, on campus at 450 North Ave. in Battle Creek. The event is free and open to the public. Band members under the direction of KCC Jazz Band Director Eric Campbell will perform a diverse repertoire featuring timeless classics and legendary hits including romantic ballads, soulful grooves and energetic big band numbers sure to captivate audiences of all ages. For more information about the KCC Jazz Band or the group’s “Legends and Lovers” Valentine’s Day weekend concert, contact KCC’s Arts and Communication offices at 269-965-4126.
JOIN BRANCH GYMNASTICS FOR A WEEKEND OF COMPETITION AND CAMARADERIE Branch Gymnastics hosted its first Cereal City Classic in 1995. At the time, it was the first ever gymnastics competition to host both men’s and women’s youth gymnastics within the same event. This gave clubs the ability to travel to a meet with their entire program; both men’s and women’s teams! Due to the success and reception of the meet, hosting both men’s and women’s competition at the same event is now a common practice! Cereal City Classic is hosted in Battle Creek, MI each year, the cereal capital of the world and headquarters of Kellogg’s. ADMISSION – CASH ONLY One Day Pass Adults (18-59 yrs) – $25 Seniors (60+) & Military with ID – $20 Students (5-17 yrs) – $15 Children 4 & under are FREE *Competition schedule coming soon. New Host Hotel – DoubleTree by Hilton 50 Capital Ave. SW Battle Creek, MI 49017 The DoubleTree is attached to the Kellogg Arena for your convenience. Enjoy the restaurants, ease of access to the competition and parking all in one stop.
JOIN BRANCH GYMNASTICS FOR A WEEKEND OF COMPETITION AND CAMARADERIE Branch Gymnastics hosted its first Cereal City Classic in 1995. At the time, it was the first ever gymnastics competition to host both men’s and women’s youth gymnastics within the same event. This gave clubs the ability to travel to a meet with their entire program; both men’s and women’s teams! Due to the success and reception of the meet, hosting both men’s and women’s competition at the same event is now a common practice! Cereal City Classic is hosted in Battle Creek, MI each year, the cereal capital of the world and headquarters of Kellogg’s. ADMISSION – CASH ONLY One Day Pass Adults (18-59 yrs) – $25 Seniors (60+) & Military with ID – $20 Students (5-17 yrs) – $15 Children 4 & under are FREE *Competition schedule coming soon. New Host Hotel – DoubleTree by Hilton 50 Capital Ave. SW Battle Creek, MI 49017 The DoubleTree is attached to the Kellogg Arena for your convenience. Enjoy the restaurants, ease of access to the competition and parking all in one stop.
JOIN BRANCH GYMNASTICS FOR A WEEKEND OF COMPETITION AND CAMARADERIE Branch Gymnastics hosted its first Cereal City Classic in 1995. At the time, it was the first ever gymnastics competition to host both men’s and women’s youth gymnastics within the same event. This gave clubs the ability to travel to a meet with their entire program; both men’s and women’s teams! Due to the success and reception of the meet, hosting both men’s and women’s competition at the same event is now a common practice! Cereal City Classic is hosted in Battle Creek, MI each year, the cereal capital of the world and headquarters of Kellogg’s. ADMISSION – CASH ONLY One Day Pass Adults (18-59 yrs) – $25 Seniors (60+) & Military with ID – $20 Students (5-17 yrs) – $15 Children 4 & under are FREE *Competition schedule coming soon. New Host Hotel – DoubleTree by Hilton 50 Capital Ave. SW Battle Creek, MI 49017 The DoubleTree is attached to the Kellogg Arena for your convenience. Enjoy the restaurants, ease of access to the competition and parking all in one stop.
The Kellogg Community College Concert Band will present its first spring-semester concert this month on campus in Battle Creek. The KCC Concert Band, performing under the baton of Director Christopher Momcilovich, will present “Awakened Voices” starting at 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 22, in the Binda Performing Arts Center on campus at 450 North Ave. The event is free and open to the public. For more information about the KCC Concert Band or the band’s upcoming “Awakened Voices” concert, contact KCC’s Arts and Communication offices at 269-965-4126.
What a Do Theatre Presents Dot and the Kangaroo Jr. A heartwarming musical in which young Dot becomes lost in the Australian bush and befriends a wise Kangaroo who helps guide her on a magical journey home. ???? Performance Dates & Times Friday, February 27 at 7:00 PM Saturday, February 28 at 3:00 PM Sunday, March 1 at 3:00 PM ???? Ticket Cost $12 – Adults $10 – Students Purchase Tickets Here: https://whatadotheatre.ludus.com/200502706 ???? Location Harper Middle School Auditorium (7290 B Drive N, Battle Creek) For more info, visit www.whatadotheatre.org or call 269-300-8629
The two-time Grammy Award winner is celebrated as one of comedy’s sharpest voices. Known for his biting wit, signature delivery, and hilariously honest take on life’s absurdities, Black has built a career spanning television, film, Broadway, and countless sold-out tours around the world. Having recently wrapped his final world tour, Goodbye Yeller Brick Road, The Final Tour, this performance marks an exclusive opportunity for audiences to experience Lewis Black live following the conclusion of his legendary touring career.
Join us at the Battle Creek Regional History Museum for a special presentation by author Maurice Imhoff on the history from his new book 'The First Michigan Colored Regiment: Free Men Who Fought Slavery'. The author will have copies of his book available for purchase and signing at the event. This is a free event, but we ask that you register using the ticket link on this page, or go directly to: https://events.humanitix.com/firstmichigan The event is made possible by Marshall Community Credit Union and the Willard Library.