iCI Nation connects police and community members during annual Wyoming Fire Truck Pull event
iCI Nation connects police and community members during annual Wyoming Fire Truck Pull event.
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Kari Lynch Band to perform June 24 at Lamar Park with new “unapologetically authentic” hit songs
Kari Lynch shares about building her career as a singer-songwriter on unapologetic authenticity – and how that has set KLB apart from other bands.
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Kentwood announces Fourth of July Celebration schedule; All-ages event includes a full day of activities on Friday, July 4
The annual event includes a full day of activities for all ages and interests, including a pancake breakfast, 5K race, parade, carnival, fireworks show, and more.
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The Soul Syndicate to provide soulful tunes at Lamar Park performance on June 17
Drummer Tom Taylor provides a behind-the-scenes look at the band’s evolution and passion for providing a fun, high-energy entertainment experience.
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That Beatles Thing up next in Kentwood Summer Concert Series; 7 p.m. Tonight behind City Hall
Come celebrate the timeless music of the Beatles tonight behind City Hall, 4900 Breton Ave. SE. Concertgoers are encouraged to bring a blanket or chair and are welcome to bring their own food, beer and wine to enjoy during the show.
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Flights to Detroit Lions away games available through Delta at Ford International Airport
The airline will offer roundtrip tickets to five Lions away games and one University of Michigan away game. Lions season tickets are sold out this fall and single tickets are extremely limited, so the move allows fans to more easily see their beloved team on the road.
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WKTV host Yeli Romero wins prestigious Hispanic Businessperson of the Year award
“When I found out I had won the Hispanic Businessperson of the Year award, I cried tears of joy,” said Romero, who graduated from Adelante High School in Grand Rapids in 2002. “It was an incredibly emotional moment. I felt seen, celebrated and uplifted by my community.”
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Live music: Wyoming announces Concerts in the Park lineup
Get ready for an unforgettable summer of live music! Beginning June 17, residents are invited to free concerts at Lamar Park on Tuesdays.
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Sunday Night Funnies seventh annual Kingpin of Comedy competition begins May 11
The Kingpin of Comedy stand-up comedy show runs weekly from May 11 – Oct. 19 at Spectrum Entertainment Complex in Wyoming.
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Care Resources recently hosted its own “senior prom” for program participants, ages 55 years and older, at its Grand Rapids facility.
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Camp Sparkle: Gilda’s Club free day camp now open for registration
Two sessions of Camp Sparkle will be held in June for children ages 5-11.
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Hats & Hounds: A boot-scootin’ benefit for Paws With A Cause
PAWS’ Hats & Hounds returns for a second year! Dust off your best hat and grab a four-legged friend for this popular community event filled with music, food, drinks, and fun – all while supporting a great cause.
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Sunday Night Funnies’ annual Older Americans Month show to feature three local media personalities May 4
The SNF’s Older Americans Month show lineup will feature seven comedians ages 55+ – including a first SNF appearance by Terri DeBoer.
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Storytelling abounds as former L.A. animation production manager moves to Grand Rapids, opens bookstore
Cellar Bird Books offers visitors a wide variety of books, locally made gifts, and book club experiences.
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Get Ready for the City of Wyoming’s Spring Carnival!
Families are invited to Lamar Park to enjoy carnival rides, food, games and prizes April 11 – 20.
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Woodland Mall to host Bunny & Friends Saturday, March 29
The free, entertainment-filled event will feature a special appearance by the bunny, Elsa and Spider-Man, as well as face painting and balloon twisting from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Macy’s court.
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A month of celebration: Rivertown Crossings announces first-ever BLOOM campaign
BLOOM’s month-long festivities allow greater Grand Rapids community members to take part in sustainable practices and seasonal activities.
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The Big Freeze: Local university students lower their tuition bill with chilly winter challenge!
Twenty-one students at Grace Christian University spent three seconds in an icy inflatable pool to help lower their tuition bill.
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FREE shows highlight Gilda’s 15th annual LaughFest, March 5-9
The 2025 LaughFest Festival will feature 45 free and ticketed events March 5-9, including a new LaughFest kickoff event, several LaughFest favorites, and a variety of family-friendly shows.
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SNF’s third annual Women’s History Month standup comedy performance set for March 2
Eight female comedians will be participating in this SNF special standup comedy performance.
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Pints with the Past: Gilmore Car Museum to host 1920s-themed night Feb. 15
GCM has partnered with Michigan’s top brewers, distillers, and vintners for an exciting event blending vintage automobiles with craft beverages, music and 1920s-style fun.
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Community invited to FREE Grand Rapids Symphony season preview concert on Feb. 11
“After much planning, we can now look forward to taking you on an incredible adventure with this upcoming season,” said Marcelo Lehninger, Daniel & Pamella DeVos Music Director Chair.
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Sunday Night Funnies announces Black History Month standup comedy performance on Feb. 16
Eight comedians will be participating in this SNF special standup comedy performance.
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Care Resources welcomes Chinese New Year with traditional Chinese costumes and dances
Care Resources participants usher in the Year of the Snake with costumed dancers and traditional Chinese music and food:
“Even when you’re older, you can still learn something new,” said Nicole Steed of Care Resources. “The learning and the fun never actually stops.”
