Grand Rapids Magazine

New Orleans never misses the opportunity to throw a party — and neither does Sugah Please.

From concerts along the riverfront to sporting events downtown, Grand Rapids’ entertainment scene draws crowds from across West Michigan.

The future of violence prevention in Grand Rapids starts with ideas — and the people ready to bring them to life.

From Halloween-inspired street parties and oddities markets to fall shopping and college basketball, Grand Rapids has plenty on offer this weekend.

I’ve been to just about every type of Hipster Disco party. You have your signature events, like the annual Halloween and New Year’s Eve parties, where the crew goes all out with space design and décor styling to create an unforgettable experience.

So, you fancy yourself a music aficionado? You can identify Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony in four notes. Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” is in heavy rotation. You may even have a favorite piece by Aaron Copland. Or spent your summers at Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp. Well, then ...

Michigan entrepreneurs will have a chance to compete for more than $500,000 in funding and business opportunities Thursday, Oct. 22.

Humane Society of West Michigan will host a Free Adoption Day on Saturday, October 24, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 3077 Wilson Dr NW, Walker.

Our local Big Ten teams may be having a lackluster season, but the Detroit Lions are giving fans plenty to roar about.

For West Michigan-born singer-songwriter Chloe Kimes, making a living in music has always been about more than chasing fame.

The MLK Park Community Center has earned LEED Silver certification, demonstrating the City of Grand Rapids’ commitment to building a more sustainable and efficient public facility.

Beneath Grand Rapids’ reputation for growth and prosperity lies a deeper history many residents have never fully seen.