Downtown Owosso

A Place to Gather

Featured Business

A downtown staple for 38 years, Nail Boutique Salon & Day Spa, is now owned by Theresa Zdunic, who took over in October 2024.

This full-service salon offers hair, nail, and pedicure services, plus a boutique stocked with clothing, jewelry, and hair and body products. Tanning is available, and exciting expansions are on the way! Soon, Nail Boutique will offer esthetician services like lash extensions, waxing, facials, micro-needling, and professional makeup application, as well as Norvell spray tanning.

Theresa has been updating the space to create a more comfortable, inviting atmosphere for both guests and staff—next up is a remodel of the pedicure rooms!

Beyond the salon, Nail Boutique’s team is deeply connected to the downtown community. Debbie Drenovsky, a longtime staff member, is a dedicated volunteer with the Owosso Main Street Design Committee. She has spent countless hours planting and maintaining flowers to keep downtown beautiful and will be leading a landscaping project at Main Street Plaza this summer.

Stop by Nail Boutique at 112 S. Washington Street and follow them on social media to see all the exciting updates!

Upcoming Event

Indulge your sweet tooth in a chocolate lover’s paradise at the Downtown Owosso Chocolate Walk! Join us on Saturday, April 26th, from 12pm to 4pm for an afternoon of delightful treats and community spirit.

Ticket purchases support Owosso Main Street’s mission of preserving our community’s history and charm. All proceeds contribute to the preservation and transformation of a 1940s film projector from the Lebowsky Center’s movie theater days into a public art piece.

Don’t miss out on this delectable event that combines the love of chocolate with historic preservation and downtown beautification!

How about a day trip?

There’s nothing like a day trip with friends and making new discoveries together. Discover Downtown Owosso for new possibilities.

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We are downtown Owosso.

Visit this historic hometown on the Shiawassee River. We are the place where paths crossed and settlers tamed the frontier. We are where timber became furniture, where rail lines converged, and our connectivity fueled our prosperity. We are the home to one of America’s most popular authors, who in his day, outsold Mark Twain, and left behind his Castle as a monument to writing. We are the home to the inspiration for the Polar Express and our realty fuels the magic of childhood innocence. We are the home to vibrant arts, a reanimated armory, a restored theater, and riverside amphitheater. We are the birthplace of long-living and family-fueled industry, and the launchpad for exciting new businesses. We have local roasted coffee, traditional served teas, popcorn that is still warm, vintage finds, designer threads, and delicious flavors. We are home to the perfect escape. Come discover a day away. Experience the amazing that happens here everyday. Meet the people that add color to our lives. Discover this place we call home, and become a friend in the process. Come explore Downtown Owosso, and feel the warmth of gathering together.

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Dine

From the best fried chicken in the state to the #1 Tea Room in Michigan, Downtown Owosso has many amazing places to dine. Come visit us! Your palate will thank you.

Shop

In Downtown Owosso, you’ll find unique shops and boutiques with lots of amazing finds. You need it, we have it. We were meant for each other.

Play

Whether you come for one of our local events or a day trip, there’s plenty of fun to be had in Downtown Owosso. From arts, entertainment, and history—we have it all!

Owosso Social District

We’re excited to announce the new Downtown Commons, where you can join friends to eat and drink in the Social District.

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Our Mission

Owosso Main Street’s Mission is to foster an active and thriving downtown that is the heart of our community by promoting historic preservation and drawing both local residents and visitors to our city.