Recurring through Jan. 1 of 2020, The Festival of Trees opens the historical Turner-Dodge House to the public to celebrate the holidays in style.
"Holiday trees by various businesses, organizations and individuals adorn all 3 floors of the historic mansion," write event organizers. "Proceeds from the Festival of Trees benefit the continued restoration and preservation of Lansing's historic Turner-Dodge House."
This event is put on by The Friends of Turner-Dodge House and Lansing Parks and Recreation.
Admission for this event is $5. Children 12 and under are free. For more information email Barbara Loyer, Turner-Dodge House manager, at [email protected] or call at 517-483-4220.
8th Annual Festival of Trees
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