‘Best of Broadway’ kicks off Tibbits’ summer season
The Tibbits Summer Theater will official open its season on June 16 with a fun musical theatre revue.
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Car Fest 2021 set to return in June
The event is scheduled to take place June 26 in downtown Big Rapids.
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Yes Toto, Grand Rapids Civic did just announce its 2021-2022 season
After a year of being dark, Grand Rapids Civic Theater announces its 2021-2022 season that includes the showstopper “The Wiz.”
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Saugatuck Center for the Arts host free event to kick of the summer
The June 4 event will include live music, visual arts, community art projects, all-ages activities, local vendors and other activities.
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Live local theater options keep expanding as more companies announce shows
Grand Rapids Civic is the latest to announce a show this summer with Circle presenting its second show and Barn Theatre preparing to celebrate 75 years.
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Hudsonville announces summer concert series
The popular Breana Band will kick off the Concert on the Green series on June 3.
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Street performers set to return to downtown Holland June 19
Starting June 17, downtown Holland will once again be hosting the Street Performer Series during the summer.
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Turtles come to the Lakeshore Museum Center
The new exhibit gives visitors the opportunity for a turtle’s-eye view of life in the “slow lane.”
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SWMI Tourist Council encourages visitors to get ‘creative’ with new tourism game
Participants can pick up a Creative Connections brochure and start collecting stamps.
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Returning after lost 2020, Whitecaps open home season, gain first home win since ’19
The West Michigan Whitecaps rallied for a 9-8 walk-off victory over the Great Lakes Loons Wednesday, May 12, at LMCU Ballpark.
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No ‘Accidental’ plan to get through pandemic hibernation — West Michigan band makes new music, longs for the road
If The Accidentals plan works the way they envision, Katie, Sav and Michael will be playing music off their just-dropped release, “TIME OUT (Session 1)”, live and in front of an audience in Kentwood and elsewhere this fall.
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Nunica Cemetery is noted for its ghosts leading to the founding of Michigan’s most
GRASPP will host its next Paranormal Summit for Paranormal professionals May 14 – 16 in Manistee.
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Vintage train rides return to West Michigan
Coopersville & Marne Railway announces 2021 opening.
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Circle Theatre opens its season with a witty comedy
After being dark last year due to COVID, the company will usher in live theater for the area with its first production, “The Gin Game,” which opens this weekend.
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Rose all May with Leelanau Peninsula Trail
The event will give participants the opportunity to sample wines at 21 different wineries.
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Grand Rapids Public Museum gets ready “to rumble” in Curator Battles
The Grand Rapids Public Museum has challenged the Michigan Science Museum to a Curator Battle, which is set to take place May 4.
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Painting consevator uncovers Cranach Mystery on May 6
Is it true that a painting conservator is also a detective? According to acclaimed conservator and art historian Barry Bauman, every painting has its secrets.
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‘Little Free Art Galleries” popping up in Frankfort
Need art, take art. Have art, leave art. Frankfort hosts free little art galleries for the summer.
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WKTV premieres Chickasaw documentary
The film explores the Chickasaw Nation’s first encounter with Europeans and how the Chickasaw people survived an attempted conquest.
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LowellArts invites residents to ‘Getaway,’ its newest gallery exhibition
The new exhibit opens May 1 and will run through June 12.
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2021 Lighthouse Tour Guide now available
This is a free poster-sized publication which details all of the lighthouses located on the shores of Lake Michigan, as well as the Circle Tour driving route to guide motorists around the lake.
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Whitecaps set to open season in May with new safety precautions but same ol’ ballgame fun
With their first game May 4 and first home game May 11, the West Michigan Whitecaps are gearing up for a season that is bound to be unlike any they have had in the past.
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Public Museum hosts annual collections and cocktails event
The event supports the Grand Rapids Public Museum’s collections and the stories, preservation and education efforts of artifacts within the Collections.
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