Holland hosts 2021 International Festival
The International Festival of Holland is set for Aug. 21.
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Ani Di Franco brings her ‘Revolutionary Love’ — new release and musical activism — to Meijer Gardens
Di Franco’s just released “Revolutionary Love” continues the musician and social activist’s long history of writing songs as reflections of not only her personal life but also society at large.
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Two ‘dear friends’ present the story of the first Adams family – John and Abigail
GEM Theatrics presents “My Dearest Friend,” the story of founding father John Adams and his wife, Abigail. this month at LowellArts.
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To mark the first live show since March 2020, St. Cecilia announced this week that tickets to Cohn’s performance were available with a “buy one, get one free” offer. The deal is only good through Friday, July 30, however.
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Public Museum debuts new accessibility technology for blind and low vision visitors
The Grand Rapids Public Museum has implemented the app Aira to help those who are blind or have low vision be able to participate at the museum.
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Tickets now available for KDL’s Literary Libations
This year’s fundraising event is focused on the KDL’s youth poetry programs.
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Perfect for little royals — parade and fairytale brunch kids day coming to Gilmore Car Museum
By WKTV Staff ken@wktv.org The Gilmore Car Museum, and a bunch of little princesses and princes, had so much fun early this year that the [Read More]
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From Parisian jazz to Detroit soul, GRAM on the Green has got it
The free music series returns for its 12th year offering up three concerts that kick off on July 29.
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Great Lakes Surf Festival hosts its third event at Muskegon’s Pere Marquette Beach
The event will be Aug. 14 and feature surfing and other beach activities.
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It’s a tropical theme for the next John Ball Zoo Adult Night Out event
The John Ball Zoo will host its third Adult Night Out events on Thursday, July 15.
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Wyoming’s Concerts in the Park gets things started with The Soul Syndicate
The popular R&B group will be performing Tuesday, July 13, kicking off the four-concert series.
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Summer theater going strong as Circle presents live music, ‘Cabaret’
The company prepares to host its first indoor production as it presents “Cabaret” this month as well as an outdoor fundraising concert.
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Mike Yore Memorial Car Show part of Love Local Weekend
The Love Local Weekend is set for July 16-18 and will feature concerts, art, and the car show.
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Local group attracts more than 400 to concert, next set for this Thursday
More than 400 people attend the first Sounds of Summer concert with the next set for Thursday, July 8, at Cutler Park.
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Lakeshore Museum Center hosts walking tours of Downtown Muskegon
Throughout the summer, Lakeshore Museum Center will be hosting walking tours of downtown Muskegon.
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Two snowy owls are newest addition at John Ball Zoo
Zoo officials are hopeful for a mating match to help maintain the owl’s numbers which are vulnerable.
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Muskegon’s Great Lakes Surf Festival to return to Pere Marquette Beach in August
By K.D. Norris ken@wktv.org The Great Lakes Surf Festival at Muskegon’s Pere Marquette Beach was a great success in 2018 and 2019, and then there [Read More]
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The Sunday Night Funnies returns in new location, kicks off with Kingpin of Comedy contest
The Sunday Night Funnies moves to The Guest House, with opening night set for July 11.
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The Krasl Art Fair on the Bluff returns in July
The Krasl Art Fair on the Bluff will return for a two-day event in July.
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Pop culture and pollinators to folk art, area museums have a lot to offer this summer
This summer, both the Grand Rapids Public Museum and the Grand Rapids Art Museum explore America’s culture – from pop to folk – through different lenses.
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Thursday is Princess Day at John Ball Zoo
By Joanne Bailey-Boorsmajoanne@wktv.org Whether fairy or wizard, prince or princess, everyone is invited to come in costume to Princess Day on Thursday, June 17 from [Read More]
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As national touring concert scene awakens, Meijer Gardens announces complete concert series
As the COVID-19 pandemic ebbs and concert venue attendance limits are opened, Meijer Gardens’ promoter has been working on a late-arriving local season.
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Snapshots: Things to do this weekend
For this weekend, how about a trip to the John Ball Zoo to check out the BRICKLIVE exhibit or your local park to see if KDL’s Curi is there. Looking to stay cool? Than the Grand Rapids Public Museum might be the place for you.
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