R.E. Olds Transportation Museum
The R.E. Olds Transportation Museum is a museum to celebrate and educate about the founder of Oldsmobile and REO.
Address: 240 Museum Dr., Lansing
Phone: (517)372-0529
R.E. Olds Transportation Museum
Tons to do, just a few minutes away
Make "I'm bored" a phrase of the past. Out areas has something to offer for all ages, moods and days of the week
Stadiums and farms and parks—oh my. Whether you’re a die-hard baseball fan or want to spend the afternoon at a cider mill, our cities have sights worth traveling for.
We love food more than the average city. Whether you’re looking for Sunday brunch, authentic international food trucks, or an olive burger (a local favorite), we’re dishing it up.
Strong public school systems set the foundation for our cities to thrive. And, with a number of colleges and universities nearby, there are opportunities for people of all ages to learn a thing or two.
Snag tickets to see an up-and-coming comedian, connect with kindred spirits at a music festival or belt out some slam poetry at an open mic. In Lansing, we know that everything is better live.
In Lansing, there's always a reason to celebrate. From annual street festivals in summer to live music in winter, coming together is a community-wide event.
Working on your fitness? Great, so are we. Bike a scenic trail, catch a kickboxing class and visit a local wellness center all within a few miles’ radius.
In Lansing, affordable housing options allow you to live where you work. Modern loft-style apartments and reliable bus routes spark city vibes, while historic family homes and new builds with acreage are only a short commute away.
Come as you are. Explore community centers and resources, give back, and make some lifelong friends in the process.
We all need a chance to unwind after 5. With everything from relaxed breweries to lively college clubs, our cities are home to your weekend plans—whatever mood you’re in.
We’ve got hundreds of parks to choose from. (Seriously. There are more than 300 parks in Lansing.) Lakes, rivers and green space offer fresh air year-round.
Sure, you can’t buy happiness—but you can spend the afternoon perusing local boutiques, bookstores and artisan shops in Lansing, and that’s pretty much the same thing.
Communities you might be interested in
Open year-round, Laingsburg’s Sleepy Hollow State Park houses more than 2,600 acres of forests, fields, trails and lakefront for nature lovers and tree-huggers to enjoy.
Surrounded by tilled soil, apple orchards, and many farms, St. Johns is your beautiful home just north of the capital urban center.
Across Lansing's communities, all roads seem to lead to Downtown. Here, you don’t have to settle for traffic or cringe-worthy rent prices to enjoy the perks of city living.