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Community and culture play a vital role for the Knights of Kenowa Hills, fostering an environment that celebrates inclusivity and collaboration. From neighborhood celebrations to youth camps, and educational opportunities to volunteer opportunities, here you’ll find exciting events designed to foster connections, promote relationships, and strengthen the bond between our school, families, and the wider community.

If you would like the district to consider sharing your upcoming community event on our website, please email details to familyinfo@khps.org.

The community events listed below are submitted by non-profit and local organizations to keep our families updated about opportunities in the community. Kenowa Hills Public Schools does not necessarily sponsor or endorse these activities. Please contact the specified organization for additional details.

Community Events Submission:

  • The district accepts submissions from non-profit and local organizations that have a social, recreational, or educational value for students and their families.
  • All submissions are reviewed before being published and KHPS reserves the right to reject postings at our sole discretion. Email questions to familyinfo@khps.org.

Community Events, News & Flyers

Please see the City of Walker's Event Page for detailed information.

With over 100+ years of combined professional dance instruction experience, our staff brings both veteran instruction and new choreographers from full-time professional dancers. We can’t wait to provide you with some of the best available dance classes in Grand Rapids.

2025-26 Dance Class Schedule

Class Registration

Questions?

684 Six Mile Road Comstock Park, MI 49321
(616)785-0650
academyofdancearts684@gmail.com 

Berlin Fair Kids Day - Wednesday July 8
Come enjoy a market run by kids ages 5-17! From 1 pm-5 pm on July 8 at the Berlin Fairgrounds in Marne. Learn more at KidsMarkets.com

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The City of Walker will host its first Safety Town program this summer, giving young residents the chance to learn practical safety skills through hands-on activities with local first responders.

Registration is now open, with space limited to 20 participants in the inaugural session.

Safety Town is designed for children between kindergarten and 3rd grade and introduces them to everyday safety topics such as pedestrian awareness, bike safety, fire prevention, and basic first aid. The program uses an interactive “mini city” environment where children practice real-world situations like crossing streets, recognizing traffic signs, and responding to emergencies.

The four half-day program is planned for June 22-25 at Zinser Elementary and will run in morning sessions from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., giving children repeated opportunities to practice safety skills while building confidence and independence. Learn more and register online.

Adventure Point Summer 2026 Day Camp

We know adventure doesn’t always mean going far — sometimes it’s about discovering an incredible place you never knew existed, right in your own backyard. That’s the magic of Adventure Point – Grand Rapids, Summer Day Camp.

We provide more than just childcare — we deliver a true summer camp experience. Our campers spend their days exploring and creating lasting memories in a fun, safe, and engaging environment most visitors say “I never knew this existed”.

Our team of Professional Role Models and highly trained Camp Leaders bring years of resident camp expertise to every activity. We focus on helping campers grow in confidence, teamwork, and independence — all while having an amazing time outdoors.

You can expect a happy, tired camper full of stories at pick-up, and excitement each morning to return for another day of adventure! Learn more and register online.

Girl Scouts of Michigan Shore to Shore
Sign up for Extended Year Membership* Start in April and enjoy up to 5 extra months of fun, through September 2027! Girls entering K-12th grade in the Fall | $91 Adults $42 Visit gsmists.org for more information to get started.

KDL Summer Reading & Writing Programs
Information about what your students can do at the library this summer!

  1. Teen Graphic Novel Contest – Write Michigan Students ages 11–17 can submit up to 8 pages of an original graphic novel story between July 1 and August 31, 2026. It's a great opportunity for students who enjoy drawing, writing, or storytelling to have a creative project to work toward, over the summer. Teen Graphic Novel Contest – Write Michigan
  2. Summer Wonder Reading Program - Our all-ages Summer Wonder program starts June 1st. Reading logs, events, and program details are updated on a rolling basis as we get closer to the start date — all free, all open to the community. Summer Wonder at KDL | Kent District Library
  3. Classroom Visits - If any teachers would like a librarian to visit and talk about Summer Wonder before the school year wraps up, that can be arranged through our teaching resources page. Teaching Resources | Kent District Library
  4. Summer Events - We have a variety of events lined up at the Walker Branch this summer, including a Circus Dancing event for teens. There's a good mix of programming across age groups, so students can find something that fits their interests. Events | Kent District Library | BiblioCommons

Walker Branch Location Note: While our new building is finishing construction, the Walker Branch is temporarily located at Standale Plaza through the end of summer. Some programs will be held at nearby Walker parks to accommodate larger groups, but the branch is fully available for reading, printing, and all your usual needs. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. We'd love to see your students this summer!

Camp Good Grief
Camp Good Grief is a free, day-long grief support program designed for children ages 8-17 who have experienced the death of a loved one. Camp Good Grief allows children to express their feelings, understand the grief process, and connect with other kids who have experienced loss. And just as important, the day is about having FUN. Held in natural spaces among acres of groomed fields and woods, Camp Good Grief combines exciting activities like zip-lining or kayaking, art, and music with conversation, grief education and emotional support. Space is limited, so please register early. Learn more and register at www.hom.org/camp-good-grief.

First Tee West Michigan - Golf this Spring & Summer for FREE!
First Tee's life-skills education program is designed for new and beginning golfers of all ages and skill levels, with classes meeting six times for 90 minutes each class. Our trained coaches empower and inspire kids and teens through golf while also sharing how to manage emotions, set goals, and resolve conflicts. Visit firstteewestmichigan.org/grandrapids for more information and to register.

Consumers Energy Summer Youth Energy Academy
The Summer Youth Energy Academy, sponsored by Consumers Energy is an opportunity for students entering 11th and 12th grade in the 2026-2027 school year, to learn about careers in energy. The Energy Academy will run for six weeks in Grand Rapids. Classes will take place in person at the West Michigan Works! office. Classes will take place Monday through Thursday from 9:00 am - 2:30 pm with a half an hour lunch, from June 22nd – July 30th , 2026, totaling no more than 20 hours per week. The content provided will include energy career exploration in the fields of electricity, natural gas, renewables, and more. For more information and the application, visit this website.

Vine Arts Summer Camps
There are bible-based summer camp opportunities at the Vine Church available to K-5th grade. Learn more at vineart.info

Summer Writing Camps at GVSU
Give your future author, journalist, or poet the chance to explore the wonders of writing with some of West Michigan's finest teachers! Learn more and register at gvsu.edu/lmwp.

  • For students entering grades 3 - 12
  • In-person camps: Allendale and Grand Rapids
  • Dates: July and August 2026
  • Grand Rapids camps run Monday - Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. for $190/student
  • New for 2026! Allendale camps run Monday - Thursday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m for $240/student!
  • Reduced tuition options available
  • Write Your College Essay Workshop for rising seniors

Remembrance Kids Summer Sports Camp
Calling all kids in 1st-5th grade! Join us at Remembrance Church this summer for a fun, faith-filled sports camp! Each evening, kids will learn and grow as athletes, while also learning the importance of kindness and sportsmanship. Boys will be playing soccer & flag football, while girls learn dance and volleyball! Email Leah@RemembranceChurch.org with any questions! Register at https://remembrancechurch.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/3488488 

Summer Meals Program
SUMMER MEALS THURSDAYS 1:00-2:00 PМ 
KH MIDDLE SCHOOL PARKING LOТ JUNE 11 - AUGUST 14 

  • *NO MEALS JULY 2ND
  • FREE MEAL PACKAGES ARE AVAILABLE FOR ALL CHILDREN 18 YEARS OLD AND YOUNGER
  • EACH РАСКAGE INCLUDES 7 DAYS OF BREAKFAST AND LUNCH AT NO COST.
  • CHILDREN DO NOT NEED TO BE PRESENT AT PICK-UP, BUT MEALS MUST BE PICKED UP BY A PARENT OR GUARDIAN.
  • STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO ATTEND KENOWA SCHOOLS TO PARTICIPАТЕ.
  • This institution is an equal opportunity provider

Hand2Hand 2026 Summer Food Schedule
We're excited to offer Hand2Hand food all summer long! Stop by any locations to pick up food for children ages 3-18. No sign-up is needed-just come to a pick up location at the times listed. For pick up locations and more info visit h2hkids.org/summerfood.

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