Ramsdell continues to add programming
The art gallery opens Friday with works by Onekama residents Phil and Susan Joseph.
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Adult only at John Ball Zoo for special Thursday night event
Guests can also enjoy the summer evening with beer, including the newly launched JBZ, and wine selections, specialty drinks and delicious food options.
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Coast Guard Festival becomes a front porch salute
Area residents are encouraged to decorate their front porch, front door, yard or windows with patriotic colors and decorations in honor of the Grand Haven Coast Guard Festival.
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Smithsonian’s ‘Outbreak’ exhibit comes to Public Museum
The exhibit highlights how pathogens can spread to people from wildlife and livestock and why some outbreaks become epidemics.
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LowellArts plans virtual Fallasburg Arts Festival
By LowellArts The LowellArts Board of Directors announced that this year’s Fallasburg Arts Festival will go on, but not in the usual live formatthat festival [Read More]
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Princesses, more set to visit John Ball Zoo July 21
Whether fairy or wizard, prince or princess, everyone is invited to come in costume to Princess Day on Tuesday, July 21 from 9:00 a.m. – [Read More]
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Mason Street Warehouse hosts night of musical favorites
By Scott MeivogelSaugatuck Center for the Arts Tickets on now on sale for “Oh What a Night!”, a special performance from Mason Street Warehouse stage [Read More]
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Lansing focuses on a variety of outdoor offerings
From bike trails to kayaking, Lansing area offers a number of outdoor activity options.
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The S.S. Badger continues its tradition of crossing Lake Michigan
The S.S. Badger sails daily between Wisconsin and Michigan, from mid-May through mid-October.
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Muskegon Museum of Art highlights 100+ years of collecting in current exhibit
The Muskegon Museum of Art has reopened with “Shaping the Future, Celebrating the Past.”
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Grand Rapids Art Museum announces Aug. 1 reopening
The phased reopening includes enhanced safety measures such as online ticketing, face coverings, and social distancing.
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The virtual meet-up will feature upcoming meteor shows, stargazing tips and more.
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The Air Zoo phase re-entry, welcome guests both in-person and virtually
The Air Zoo is set to reopen to the general public on July 13.
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GR Symphony’s Grammy-nominated, PBS TV special returns July 10 to YouTube
“Invention & Alchemy,” featuring renowned harpist Deborah Henson-Conant, will be featured as a fundraiser for the Grand Rapids Symphony this Friday.
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Colonial Michilimackinac to host several Mackinac Parks: 125 events in coming days
From musket demonstrations to blacksmithing, Fort Michilimackinac has a host of programs planned for the summer.
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Marking its 14th year, the Lakeshore Harvest Country offers an array of local farms, wineries to visit
The popular agritourism trail has seen an increase in the number of farms/wineries participating this year on its trail.
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Circle Theatre hosts summer concert to help with costs
The first concert of the summer season is set for July 8.
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Michigan Winery receives top honors at international wine competition
Brengman Brothers received Best of show at The Rose Competition 2020 for its Pinot Noir Dry Rose from Crain Hill Vineyards Block 7.
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Krasl Art Center reopens with a new sculpture exhibition outdoors
Artist Charile Brouwer’s sculptures have been installed for the outdoor exhibition.
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Lakeshore Art Festival theme honored through PADNOS Public Art Project
Lakeshore Art Festival and PADNOS have partnered for an exhibit of four public sculptures in downtown Muskegon.
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Gilmore Car Museum hosts exhibit focusing headlights onto era of ‘whites only’ road travel amenities
One automotive historian and author has said that Gilmore’s display is likely “the only Green Book exhibit at an automobile museum in this country.”
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