tulip time

Two new events are coming to Holland's biggest spring festival in 2023

The entertainment lineup for next year's Tulip Time Festival has been officially announced. Tickets go on sale next week.

The city of Holland, Michigan found a unique and hilarious way to announce that next year's Tulip Time bulbs are on their way from the Netherlands.

The Simpsons aren't strangers to referencing the Holland festival, but they'll be back this Sunday just in time for the end of the 2022 Tulip Time Festival.

While things could change with the pandemic, that's not stopping organizers from reaching their fundraising goal or planning for a festival in 2021, although it may look a bit different in 2021.

The City of Holland and Tulip Time are looking for volunteers to help plant 75,000 bulbs at two events in October.

Even though Tulip Time 2020 is canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, tulips are still blooming in Holland... however, the mayor is asking that we please stay away.

For the first time in 91 years, the Holland Tulip Time Festival will not take place.  Previously scheduled for May 2-10, 2020, organizers have called off the festival amid concerns about the novel coronavirus Covid-19. Gwen Auwerda, Executive Director of the Tulip Time Festival, said in a statement, It is with great sadness and heavy hearts that we share this news...

The 60-minute yoga sessions are designed for all levels of experience and described as "light-hearted and growth-focused."

20 pairs of large, wooden shoes will be displayed in downtown Holland during Tulip Time.

Vote for your favorite at the quilt show!

Sign up for a two-hour shift!