Village Creamery

05/28/2026

Squishy Re-stock!
Open daily until 10pm

05/25/2026

🍦Tour The Village Creamery🍦

05/24/2026

🇺🇸 Memorial Monday at 10am on the square in downtown Brooklyn

Let's show our support and show everyone what a great Legion Family we have! Hope to see everyone there!
Reminder: Our post will be opening early and closing at 2pm on Memorial Day so that everyone can spend time with their families and friends. 🥰

05/23/2026

🍑✨ BY POPULAR DEMAND… Frozen Yogurt is BACK at The Village Creamery! ✨🍦

And if that wasn’t exciting enough… we’re also serving PEACH soft serve! 🤤🍑

Want the ultimate summer combo? Twist them together for a peaches & cream flavor that tastes like summer in a cone! ☀️🍦

✔️ Frozen Yogurt
✔️ Non-fat
✔️ No sugar added
✔️ Peach soft serve perfection

Brighten up this chilly spring with a sweet treat from The Village Creamery! 💕
⏰ Open DAILY until 10 PM
📍 140 N Main St, Brooklyn, MI

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05/22/2026

Come to The Village Creamery for great ice cream AND squishies!!

05/22/2026

What a SWEET day at The Village Creamery! 🍦💙

We loved getting to spend time with visitors from Columbia Elementary’s 1st grade classes AND our friends from the retirement community! From first-grade giggles to sweet memories shared over ice cream, days like this remind us exactly why we love what we do. 🥹✨

There’s just something special about ice cream bringing people together — no matter your age. 🍦

We’re so thankful for this amazing community and can’t wait to see everyone out making memories with us this holiday weekend! ☀️🇺🇸

⏰ OPEN DAILY 12–10
📍Downtown Brooklyn, Michigan

05/21/2026

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Superman ice cream was born in Michigan and has never fully left, a tricolor frozen combination of red, blue, and yellow that exists in meaningful form almost nowhere else in the country and that every Michigan kid grew up eating without questioning why it was called Superman or what the three flavors actually were because those questions didn't matter when the cone was in your hand and the colors were doing what they do.

The flavor combination varies slightly by creamery but the Michigan standard runs blue moon, red pop, and lemon or vanilla, three distinct flavors that somehow work together in a way that makes more sense eaten than explained. Blue moon is the most Michigan specific component, a flavor so regionally concentrated that most people outside the Great Lakes states have never encountered it and cannot fully describe it beyond sweet and somehow right. It tastes like childhood and Michigan and summer and that is the complete ingredient list.

Superman ice cream at Moomers in Traverse City or at any of the small Michigan creameries that make it properly is a specific and irreplaceable experience that Michiganders who move away add to the short list of things they cannot find elsewhere. The versions that exist outside Michigan are approximations. The real thing requires being in Michigan, finding the right scoop shop, and eating it before it melts because Michigan summer heat is not patient and neither is a proper Superman cone.

Michigan built a regional ice cream identity so strong that the colors alone trigger nostalgia in anyone who grew up here. Three flavors. One cone. Completely Michigan. The rest of the country is still figuring out what blue moon tastes like and Michigan is not in a hurry to explain it.

05/17/2026

05/17/2026

More than just ice cream… come get your surprise glitter dumplings!