Celebration Cinema opens downtown
The movie theater at Studio Park is officially open.
CARE Ballet is producing ”Twas the Night Before Christmas”
The holiday season is in full swing.
John Ball Zoo postpones opening day
John Ball Zoo will remain closed amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
Sensory Showtimes returns to Celebration Cinema
Celebration Cinema is relaunching its Sensory Showtimes program, which is designed for individuals and families with special needs, including autism.
Things to do this St. Paddy’s Day weekend
In addition to Irish on Ionia (which hails the return of the popular outdoor street party, back after a three year hiatus), there’s a diverse range of activities taking place throughout the city this weekend starting tonight with some ‘Pop’ stars from Muskegon.
GR|MAG’s Top Weekend Picks
Grand Rapids should be thawing out this weekend after last weekend's ice storm, so it's the perfect time to unfold yourself from the couch and change out of your sweats. The Beatle's Tribute Band will be in town playing tunes from 1964 at DeVos Performance Hall, while Akeelah & the Bee opens at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre.
Runway On the Rapids is Strutting Downtown
Fashion models are showing off items from local boutiques this Friday.
GR|MAG’s Top Weekend Picks
This weekend features a tour of Grand Rapids' grandest homes — and much more.
24 Hour Theater preparing Halloween Edition
A group of writers, directors and actors will create and perform five short Halloween-themed plays in 24 hours.
Local artists to compete for $2,500 in LowellArts competition
The LowellArts West Michigan Art Competition is back.
Juneteenth Jam to celebrate Black culture
Local apparel company Justice 4 All will be hosting a free celebration of Black art, entertainment, culture and experiences this weekend.
Arts and crafts exhibitors to showcase products
Downtown Muskegon will host a new fine arts and craft shopping event this spring.
Griffins to host summer camps
The Grand Rapids Griffins will host a two-week summer camp for young hockey players.
‘Indecent’ depicts scandalous real-life events
Jewish Theater Grand Rapids presents the West Michigan premiere of "Indecent."
John Ball Zoo Opens for the Season
The zoo has re-opened its doors.
Country singer Wayne ‘The Train’ Hancock headed to GR
Country singer and guitarist Wayne Hancock is making a stop in Grand Rapids on his tour “Man of the Road: The Early Bloodshot Years.”
Fountain Street Church to host virtual screening of doo-wop documentary
Fountain Street Church, in partnership with the Grand Rapids Community Media Center, is hosting a virtual screening for the doo-wop music documentary “Streetlight Harmonies.”
Holland Museum hosts virtual election-related programs
The Holland Museum will host a new lineup of programs during its Election Reflection: Memorabilia exhibition that runs through Feb. 22.
UICA Focuses on the Mitten with “Coming Home” exhibition
Now that the ArtPrize crowds have gone and the dust has settled, the UICA opens its doors for the “Coming Home” exhibition, a show that features artists who have been touched by the mitten—be it habitation, education or otherwise.
Couple Opens Virtual Reality Center
A new type of arcade is open in Grand Rapids for gamers who want to amp up the experience.
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