Ballet 5:8 returns to Grand Rapids with powerful new work focused on Holocaust
The Chicago-based dance company returns with a three-dance program both emotionally heavy and delightfully spiritual.
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Chicken wings, martinis, and thinking outside the box; sitting down with St. Cecilia’s Cathy Holbrook
With St. Cecilia Music Center kicking of its season, Executive Director Cathy Holbrook talks about the season and St. Cecilia’s long musical history.
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New local jazz trio, with familiar face on keys, to debut Oct. 3 at One Trick Pony
Local jazz pianist and singer Robin Connell will team with Rob Hartman on bass and Keith Hall on drums.
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Grand Rapids Pops salutes the ‘Queens of Soul’ with musical tribute Sept. 27 -29
The music of Tina Turner and Aretha Franklin will be featured in the upcoming concert.
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Famous Mexican printmaker featured in exhibit at GVSU
Jose Guadalupe Posada is just one of several artists whose work GVSU is featuring in exhibitions this fall.
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Shakespeare Festival kicks off GVSU’s music, theater offerings
Grand Valley Shakespeare Festival is scheduled to run Sept. 27 – Oct. 6.
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Michigan Artist Series ‘Billy Mayer: The Shape of Things’ opens at GRAM
Exhibition celebrates the work of acclaimed West Michigan sculptor and Hope College professor
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Poets, musicians, dancers, artists, it’s the GVSU’s Fall Arts Celebration
The Fall Arts Celebration kicks off with an art exhibit, dance program and music.
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St. Cecilia kicks off season with Grammy winner Lee Ann Womack bringing county to town
Lee Ann Womack will bring will bring her guitar and music from her latest album ‘The Lonely, The Lonesome & The Gone’ to town Oct. 3.
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Hear personal stories of failure Saturday at Saugatuck Center for the Arts
Failure Lab presenters share adversities behind their success, allowing audience members to learn and grow from their powerful stories.
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Schuler Books pairs up with Creston Brewery for a book, pie, beer event
The Pints + Pie event is set for Sept. 25 at Creston Brewery with only 50 tickets available.
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Public Museum announces ‘Bodies Revealed’ tickets are on sale
“Bodies Revealed” returns to Grand Rapids Nov. 16.
By:Public Museum offers free admission on Smithsonian Magazine’s Museum Day
Area residents must download a coupon from the Smithsonian to receive free admission on Sept. 21.
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East Kentwood student joins GR Symphony for free Sept. 21 concert
Cellist Zachary Earle, from East Kentwood, will perform with the symphony at John Ball Park.
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Thriller! Chiller! & ASIFA Central to host visiting artist, Tom Sullivan of ‘Evil Dead’ film fame
Tickets on sale NOW for series makeup, props, and SFX artist Tom Sullivan (with ‘Evil Dead’ film screening), Saturday, Oct. 12.
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Grammy Award-winning violinist Augustin Hadelich opens GR Symphony season
By Jeffrey KaczmarczykGrand Rapids Symphony In its nearly 90 yearhistory, the Grand Rapids Symphony has welcomed such guest artists as violinist Itzhak Perlmanand Midori, cellists Yo-Yo Maand Janos Starker, and [Read More]
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Circle Theatre’s 2020 season will leave audiences laughing
Summer will be here before you know, all the more reason to check out the 2020 Circle Theatre season.
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Mexican Festival marks 50 years with celebration this weekend
La Fiesta Mexicana takes over the Calder Plaza with food, fun and music featuring a Grammy-nominated mariachi.
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Bassnectar to play Van Andel Arena Nov. 1-2; tickets go on sale Sept. 6
By Hilarie Carpenter, SMG Bassnectar is bringing Freakstyle 2019 Day of the Dead Dark Parties to SMG-managed Van Andel Arena for two unique sets in the dark Nov. 1-2, 2019, at [Read More]
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The Sunday Night Funnies Kingpin of Comedy competition enters its semi-final round
Only three more weeks until the Kingpin of Comedy is crowned. MC and host Brian B. reports.
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Call for entries for Klompen Garden 2020
Concepts will be accepted through an online submission form until Oct. 14, 2019, at 11:59pm EST.
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ArtPrize announces ‘Project 1’ event schedule
The public is invited to the official Project 1 free events happening Saturdays during the run of the exhibition.
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Public Museum announces ‘TOYS’ extended, ‘Bodies Revealed’ returns
The Grand Rapids Public Museum (GRPM) has announced the extension of the popular special exhibition “TOYS!,” and two new exhibitions opening at the Museum this fall, “Design Zone” and “Bodies Revealed.”
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