Ice cream launched for National Ice Tea Day
The Wyoming McAlister’s Deli will be one of 500 locations offering the new sweet tea ice cream starting Friday, June 10.
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Wyoming Concerts in the Park returns June 7
Popular local group Soul Syndicate will be warming up the crowd and the summer concert season on Tuesday.
By:Gonzo’s Top 5: Festival, food trucks, and lots of music
Summer roars in with an action pack weekend of concerts, comedy, food trucks and the Festival of the Arts.
By:Film Review: How a 1930s romantic comedy impacted a 2022 high school grad
For the summer, high school graduate and film buff Ethan Gough will be reviewing films that helped him through high school. First up, Frank Capra classic “It Happened One Night.”
By:Gonzo’s Top 5: Hot rods, African food, and the Sistine Chapel
A pop-up restaurant featuring African food, the Berlin Raceway’s Memorial Day program, and
By:Sunday Night Funnies Kingpin of Comedy competition returns
The comedy competition will kick off June 5 and run through Oct. 9.
By:Local band Whorled starts off year with being crowned first Battle of the Bands winner
The group is scheduled to perform at several festivals and venues, including Frederik Meijer Gardens, this summer.
By:They’re back! Food truck season starts this weekend
It starts this weekend with food truck events scheduled for Kentwood in June and September and Wyoming in August.
By:Gonzo’s Top 5: Food trucks, carnival, barbecue and beer
Summer comes a weekend early with a host of actives from barbecue and beer to the Local Spins Fest and LMCU Ballpark Carnival.
By:Grand Rapids Art Museum features works from its Keeler Collection
By WKTV Staffjoanne@wktv.org The Grand Rapids Art Museum (GRAM) has opened An Extraordinary Legacy: The Miner S. and Mary Ann Keeler Collection, an exhibition of 65 [Read More]
By:Paddle Antrim hosts kick off to the paddling season
With the start of June is the start of paddling season.
By:A leap of faith started music source Local Spins, which marks its 10th anniversary
Ten years ago, John Sinkevics knew that there was a “robust” music scene so he started the popular music site, Local Spins.
By:Summer festivals predicted to be in full swing this season
The Asian-Pacific Festival and the Roll ‘N Out Food Truck Festival are just some of the events returning this summer.
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Gonzo’s Top 5: Sting, Star Wars, Storytelling and Tulip Time
From tulips to music, this weekend is blooming with a lot of fun events.
By:Empowering messages through music, meet the Epitones
In a three part series, WKTV gets to know the three finalists of The Stray Cafe’s Battle of the Bands. This week is Grand Rapids-based The Epitones.
By:Find why Broadway’s latest sensation has resonated with so many
There are still tickets left for Broadway Grand Rapids presentation of “Dear Evan Hansen,” running at DeVos Performance Hall this week.
By:Gonzo’s Top 5: Music, baseball, and a vintage market
The last weekend in April is packed full with music, a vintage market, and Grand Rapids Civic Theatre’s “Kinky Boots.”
By:Gonzo’s Top 5: Theatre, rock ‘n’ roll, a book sale, and a party with Quillbur
Jesse Ray & The Carolina Catfish headline this weekend’s activities.
By:Celebrating Velociraptor Day with a look ahead to a dinosaur exhibit
Today is National Velociraptor Day which is designed to help break some of the movie myths about these ancient creatures.
By:Shoreline shipwreck viewing predicted to be excellent this summer
This summer could be excellent for shoreline shipwreck viewing as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers predicts that the water level of lakes Michigan and Huron could be almost 2 feet below the record highs set in 2020.
By:Gonzo’s Top 5: Comedy, baseball, and of course, Easter egg hunts
Local group Pieces hits The Listening Room, Whitecaps continue to usher in summer, and Perrin takes over the taps at Horrocks.
By:Ready for music’s ‘what’s hot’ on a hot summer day? A July trip to Chicago is in order
Pitchfork Music Festival will return Friday, July 15, through Sunday, July 17, with a line-up including headliners The National, Mitski, and The Roots.
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Meijer Gardens 2022 concert series to feature a lot familiar, a little new and some love for the community
The June-September series of 33 shows will bring “an eclectic group of artists” to the amphitheater — still at an intimate 1,900 seat capacity despite the massive renovations at the park.
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