Forget the groundhog, Meijer Gardens announcements means spring is coming
The annual Butterflies Are Blooming exhibit is coming and the summer concert series is not far behind.
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GRAM features Michigan artist/activist Dylan Miner for free Artist Talk, Feb. 21
By Alison Clark, Clark Communications On Thursday, Feb. 21, the Grand Rapids Art Museum (GRAM) will feature Michigan artist, activist and scholar, Dylan Miner, for [Read More]
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Review: Joey DeFrancesco’s ‘People’ play it hard, sweet on St. Cecilia stage
With his jazz quartet, The People, he showed he loves to play around and play with the audience too
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Tulip Time announces 2019 poster
Carolyn Stich, a Holland artist and photographer, was selected as this year’s winner.
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Fountain Street’s Jazz in the Sanctuary to host pianist Xavier Davis
Continuing its fifth season of jazz series host Robin Connell will give up her usual seat at the piano this weekend.
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Bill Maher plans to tickle the funny bone with some political humor
The host of Real Time will be coming to Grand Rapids in June with tickets going on sale Friday.
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New works, new artistic voices ‘Handmade’ on GR Ballet’s new MOVEMEDIA program
Artistic Director James Sofranko is an advocate of new contemporary dance by new artistic voices.
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Theater festival creating a storm of its own
The popular Lake Effect Fringe Festival returns with a month long celebration of local theater.
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Acclaimed authors to discuss their craft during GVSU Writers Series winter events
Two GVSU writing faculty members will be discussing their work on Feb. 5.
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William Shatner ‘beams’ into Grand Rapids
Tickets go on sale for the Shanter appearance on Friday.
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GVSU Opera Theatre presents the family-friendly musical “Wonderful Town”
GVSU Opera Theatre presents “Wonderful Town “Feb. 8 – 17.
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From ‘America’s Got Talent’ to the Met, Sean Panikker is definitely the definition of a crossover artist
Sean Panikker performs Thursday for the Opera Unlimited Series at the Betty Vandel Opera Center.
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Presentation showcases 100 years of West Michigan’s tourism history
Shake off the cold with a trip down memory lane on tourism in West Michigan.
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Actors’ Theatre heads to the hills in latest production
The musical “The Burnt Part Boys” is Actors’ Theatre’s February offering and features country- and bluegrass-flavored music.
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Frankie & Myrrh up next for Public Museum’s Concerts Under the Stars
The concert is set for Feb. 7 at the Chaffee Planetarium.
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On the shelf: ‘Lost and Found’ by Carolyn Parkhurst
If you’re in the market for a different kind of plot, you may want to consider this book.
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Bahamian actors to perform during 25th season of GVSU Shakespeare Festival
Bard Beyond Borders is set to perform this weekend at GVSU Jan. 31 and Feb. 1.
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Grand Rapids Symphony presents ‘Tchaikovsky Festival’ Feb. 8-9
The performance will include cellist Andrei Ionita and the Grand Rapids Symphony Chorus.
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Chris Stapleton’s 2019 ‘All-American Road Show’ comes to Grand Rapids
Pre-Sale tickets for the Stampleton Fan Club go on sale Jan. 29 with public sales starting Feb. 1.
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Beatles tribute band comes to DeVos Performance Hall
Tickets for the show go on sale starting Friday.
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Banjo ‘King and Queen’ Fleck, Washburn return to St. Cecilia folk series stage
The husband and wife duo, both accomplished and innovative banjo artists, return for an Acoustic Café Folk Series concert.
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On the shelf: ‘The Widower’ by Liesel Litzenburger
By M. Christine Byron, Grand Rapids Public Library, Main Branch East Grand Rapids writer Liesel Litsenburger’s novel The Widower weaves together the stories of [Read More]
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