Grand Rapids Magazine

Walking the south pier in Grand Haven: popular for tourists as well as locals who feel like tourists.

The Holland Garden Club's annual Heritage in Bloom Garden Tour offers a chance to stroll through some of Holland's most beautiful historic neighborhoods while supporting local community projects.

There’s no shortage of ways to spend a summer weekend in Grand Rapids. Whether you’re chasing live music, cheering on elite pickleball players, catching a Broadway favorite, exploring local art or simply looking for a memorable night out, the city has plenty on the calendar.

Summer fruit season overlaps just long enough to make a little kitchen magic.

Film festivals are generally associated with red carpets, celebrity sightings and coveted invitations. But the fourth annual Cans Film Festival is taking a decidedly more down-to-earth approach: Skip the ticket. Bring a can.

For decades, Rosa Parks Circle has been one of downtown Grand Rapids’ most recognizable gathering spots — a place where people have danced, celebrated, protested, skated or simply taken a seat in the middle of the city.

Grand Rapids’ newest outdoor venue is quickly becoming one of the city’s signature gathering spaces—and this summer, it will host one of the most anticipated sporting moments on the global calendar.

Dale Chihuly’s relationship with the Meijer family dates back to the early 2000s, and over the years, his work has become a familiar and much-anticipated presence at Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park.

It's not every day one of the biggest names in comedy announces a show just down the road from Grand Rapids.

Just as Grand Rapids’ skyline continues to evolve, the river below is beginning a transformation of its own.

As Grand Rapids gears up to celebrate the Fourth of July—and America's 250th anniversary—there's plenty to look forward to.