‘Winslow Homer: Illustrating a Nation’ brings Civil War era illustrations to Muskegon Museum of Art
By WKTV Staff ken@wktv.org Highlighting lesser known works of Winslow Homer — one of the most significant American artists of the 19th Century — the [Read More]
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GRPM hosts Saturday Investigation classes in March
The classes allow visitors to explore the museum as they investigate science and history.
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Brahms, Mahler and Franck on program as St. Cecilia hosts chamber music Jan. 27
By WKTV Staff ken@wktv.org St. Cecilia Music Center is celebrating 10 seasons of partnership with Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, and local chamber music [Read More]
By:Ford Museum to open in-person show ‘Women in Uniform’ with virtual opening lecture
By K.D. Norris ken@wktv.org Women have served in a variety of roles, and worn a variety of uniforms, in the U.S. Navy — from sailors [Read More]
By:On Tap: Liquid updates from across West Michigan
It’s only been a few weeks into 2022 but there is a lot of catching up to do with local breweries. Click to read more!
By:Gonzo’s Top 5: Golf, Broadway, and helping each other
There is a free skate at Van Andel Arena, “Hairspray at DeVos Performance Hall, and an opportunity to help your neighbors with Kentwood’s Free Little Pantry.
By:Broadway Grand Rapids 2021/2022 season opens this week with the touring production of ‘Hairspray’
You can’t stop musical theater as Tracy Turnblad and company bring it back to Grand Rapids this week.
By:Gonzo’s Top 5: Dinosaurs, the 2022 World of Winter and so much more!
This weekend, a local band makes its debut at Wyoming’s The Stray along with dinosaurs in Grand Rapids and the return of the World of Winter festival.
By:St. Cecilia jazz series kicks off stellar early 2022 lineup with star power of Joshua Redman
The Jan. 22 concert from the Royce Auditorium Stage leads off a series of three concerts and a jazz fest between January and April.
By:Last month to see ‘Bats’, ‘POPnology’ at Grand Rapids Public Museum
The two exhibits are set to close Jan. 30 so the Museum can make room for its spring exhibits.
By:Gonzo’s Top Five: Basketball, hockey and bluegrass
Are you one of the lucky ones with Billy String tickets? If not, there are plenty of other options this weekend such as the Grand Rapids Griffins’ annual New Year’s Eve game.
By:Dinosaurs visit in Grand Rapids Jan. 7-9
By WKTV Staffjoanne@wktv.org The largest and most realistic dinosaur exhibit in North America returns to Grand Rapids Jan. 7 – 9. Jurassic Quest will be [Read More]
By:Snowflake Break returns to Public Museum, other holiday break activities
The Grand Rapids Public Museum and others offer an array of activities to help fill that two-week holiday break from school.
By:St. Cecilia’s ’21-22 folk series continues with Watkins Family Hour — ‘brother sister’ multi-instrumentalists, one voice
On Dec. 16, folk/bluegrass music lovers will keep company with the pair as they perform songs from their 2020 album “brother sister”, and other songs from their catalogue.
By:Gonzo’s Top 5: WWE, Santa parade, holiday music, and James Taylor
It’s a rocking weekend with James Taylor coming to the Van Andel Arena and Horrock’s hosting a holiday jamboree. Check out Gonzo’s Top 5 for more weekend fun..
By:Public Museum a hoppin’ place to be this holiday season
There are Santas and elves to be found at the Grand Rapids Public Museum along with light shows and a the popular LEGO display.
By:GR Ballet brings holiday favorite ‘The Nutcracker’ back to stage with audience joy, dancers’ energy
GR Ballet returns to DeVos Performance Hall after a 24 month hiatus for live performances of the holiday favorite “The Nutcracker” — scheduled for two weekends, Dec. 10-12 and Dec. 17-19.
By:Gonzo’s Top 5: Santa, holiday lights and the Trans-Siberian Orchestra
This weekend is full of festive activities such as tree lighting events, holiday craft shows, and the Trans-Siberian Orchestra.
By:Boston Square hosts Dec. 4 Christmas tree lighting ceremony
Organizations from the Grand Rapids community are using the program as a unifying event for diverse cultures in the neighborhood.
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ArtPrize plans to return in fall of 2022
ArtPrize plans to return to its annual format starting in the fall of 2022.
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GRAMMY-nominated duo The Milk Carton Kids bring their special brand of folk to St. Cecilia
The duo’s Trans-Atlantic tour includes 21 U.S. cities and visits to Spain, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and England. But they are no stranger to Grand Rapids.
By:Gonzo’s Top 5: Meijer Gardens, Christmas Lite Show and more this weekend
Holidays are now in full swing with plenty of things to do this weekend from celebrating Rockford Brewing’s 10th anniversary to holiday light shows and supporting local businesses.
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