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Fishbeck celebrates recognition, season of growth

Fishbeck, a leading engineering and consulting firm, is earning widespread recognition this year amid a remarkable period of growth.

Civil War cannonball at DPW disposal site sparks concern

The Kent County Department of Public Works got an unexpected—and potentially dangerous—surprise last week when a cannonball, believed to date back to the Civil War, was dropped off at its SafeChem disposal site on Wealthy Street.

Burning banned during dry, windy weather

The Grand Rapids Fire Department today issued a No-Burn Alert, effective immediately, requiring residents to cease all outdoor burning due to dry and windy weather conditions.

1873: ‘Like stepping into a different era’

Nestled in the heart of Grand Haven, Michigan, the Kirby House is more than just a restaurant—it’s a living piece of the city’s history.

A look inside the Friant Stone Chateau

Lumber baron Thomas Friant made a statement when he built the Stone Chateau on the corner of Cherry St. and Union Ave. in 1892. A combination of Chateauesque, Richardsonian Romanesque, Queen Anne and Shingle...

Free event aims to help families rethink screen time

In an age where technology is woven into the fabric of daily life, parents are facing an increasing challenge when it comes to managing their children's screen time.

Women Who Care funds not-for-profits

The concept: brilliant. In its purpose, its execution, its outcome. It’s a bona fide “feel good” organization that engenders good feelings in not only its members but also its recipients.

Tuesday Evening Music Club lineup announced

Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park has announced the return of the Ayers Basement Systems Tuesday Evening Music Club for summer 2025.

More seating, same hush-hush indulgence

Located at 80 Ottawa Ave NW, Sidebar is one of Grand Rapids' best-kept secrets.

Bridging the gap

STEM Greenhouse and Giving Tree Books are leading the charge in expanding access to quality education and literacy in West Michigan.

A new chapter in dance school’s 25-year story

Turning Pointe School of Dance, a Christian nonprofit based in Holland, is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year with the return of "Redeemed!"

Titans of Design

Few cities can boast as prominent a place in the world of design as Grand Rapids.

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1873: ‘Like stepping into a different era’

Nestled in the heart of Grand Haven, Michigan, the Kirby House is more than just a restaurant—it’s a living piece of the city’s history.

More seating, same hush-hush indulgence

Located at 80 Ottawa Ave NW, Sidebar is one of Grand Rapids' best-kept secrets.

Celebrate 4/20 with ‘high’-ly creative breadstick flavors

At Grand Rapids Magazine, we pride ourselves on keeping our readers in-the-know about the best food deals in town.

For the best bread, Challah!

This year, Easter Sunday and the end of Passover happen to fall on the very same day — a rare overlap of calendars and a beautiful reminder

Kentwood announces Arbor Day giveaway

As warmer weather rolls in, many are gearing up for spring yardwork—including tree planting.

Hottest ticket in town

Jack White, Michigan’s own musical icon, brings his unparalleled energy and genre-blending style to GLC Live at 20 Monroe in Grand Rapids on April 15.

Poets Infuse Their Words with Faith

Faith plays a role for area poets who write from their hearts about topics ranging from day-to-day life to the eternal.

Dancer Bids Farewell to GR Ballet After 20 Years

Grand Rapids Ballet has announced the retirement of Sarah Marley, a beloved dancer who will conclude her 20-year performance career this spring. Marley’s final...

Fishbeck celebrates recognition, season of growth

Fishbeck, a leading engineering and consulting firm, is earning widespread recognition this year amid a remarkable period of growth.

A look inside the Friant Stone Chateau

Lumber baron Thomas Friant made a statement when he built the Stone Chateau on the corner of Cherry St. and Union Ave. in 1892....

Stretch Your Boundaries!

Nothing feels as good as a long stretch. We’ve all been there with tight muscles.

Let’s Thrift Again!

Thrifting has become a major trend, especially among Gen Z, who are drawn to the hunt for one-of-a-kind items—whether it’s a retro jacket, funky patterns, or anything that feels special and not mass-produced.

Tuesday Evening Music Club lineup announced

Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park has announced the return of the Ayers Basement Systems Tuesday Evening Music Club for summer 2025.

‘Chamber’ returns for season finale

St. Cecilia Music Center The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center will return to St. Cecilia Music Center on Thursday, April 24, to close out the 2024–25 Chamber Music Series with a program steeped in classical elegance and virtuosity.

Things to do in GR this weekend

As Easter weekend approaches, Grand Rapids offers a vibrant mix of events for all ages. From wine enthusiasts crafting their own blends to families enjoying interactive theater, there's truly something for everyone.

Weekend Guide: Four Things to Do in Grand Rapids This Weekend

From magical music and meaningful art to heart-pounding hockey and glowing nighttime adventures, this weekend in Grand Rapids is shaping up to be an exciting one.

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