Entertainment

Cinco de Mayo, the annual celebration of the Mexican Army’s victory over the French Empire in 1862 and a general celebration of Mexican-American culture, takes place Saturday, May 5, and several area restaurants and one entertainment venue are participating in events to help you celebrate.

This weekend features days of face-to-face gaming — and much more.

Tickets for “Hamilton” in Grand Rapids will go on sale to the public next week.

DeGraaf Nature Center offers a look into the world of one of the scariest (to some humans) and misunderstood species on the planet.

This weekend features dinosaurs downtown. And much more.

This weekend features a flea market on Wealthy Street. And much more. 

A few miles west of the heart of downtown sits a new hidden gem for active entertainment enthusiasts. Battle GR is a tactical laser tag experience unlike any other.

Into the Woods, the popular musical with book by James Lapine and music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, returns for a third time to the Circle Theatre stage.

You’re invited to Fifth Third Ballpark for a party.

The Grand Rapids Civic Theatre has announced its schedule for the 2019-20 season.

It's that time of the year to lace up your ice skates.

As a young girl growing up in Spring Lake, Joyce Hatton didn’t enjoy writing. In fact, she joked with her father, “I preferred to make history rather than write about it.”

Classic rock and craft beer know what love is.

The Broadway Grand Rapids 2020-21 season brings some of Broadway’s biggest blockbusters to West Michigan.

A new exhibition making use of more than 1 million plants will be on display at Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park.

Just because you’re being safe staying home doesn’t mean you can’t celebrate the holiday with friends and family.

A Polish artist is leaving her mark on downtown Grand Rapids.

Dinosaurs are at a museum downtown.

Ding Dong! The Wicked Witch is definitely not dead.Her musical bio “Wicked,” which just opened a sold-out three-week run at DeVos Performance Hall in Grand Rapids, is every bit as enchanting and exciting as when I first saw it 13 years ago on Broadway.

A filmmaker with an Oscar will headline a mobile film event downtown this week.