Entertainment

Opera lovers, take note: a Puccini-packed weekend is on the horizon in West Michigan.

This weekend in West Michigan offers the perfect mix of outdoor fun, springtime events, and ways to enjoy the season.

Joan Osborne brings her unmistakable voice and genre-blurring artistry to West Michigan on Thursday, April 30.

The Gilmore International Piano Festival and the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra have teamed up on a new opera-inspired work about Texas-born pianist Van Cliburn.

“Dinner and a movie” may be a familiar refrain, but in Grandville, Michigan, it’s getting a welcome reset.

A full weekend slate of live music, theater, sports, and hands-on experiences unfolds across the Grand Rapids area.

Whether you’re in the mood for live theater, late-night museum wandering, cheap beer and hockey, or hands-on creativity, this weekend in Grand Rapids delivers every kind of outing.

Disney’s The Lion King roared to life last night at DeVos Performance Hall, kicking off its multi-week run from April 8 to 26.

Summer is coming to Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park, and with it, a season of live music that promises to electrify.

If you’re looking for something to do in Grand Rapids this weekend, you’re in luck—there are options galore for every interest. Here are a...

As spring settles in, West Michigan movie lovers have a reason to rejoice: the Getty Drive In in is reopening for its 83rd season.

If you’re anything like me, staring at gray skies and naked trees is starting to feel like punishment.

Wealthy Theatre is putting Michigan’s emerging filmmakers in the spotlight with its upcoming Open Projector Night on Wednesday, March 18.

A Kalamazoo-based art historian, will take his shot at trivia fame when he appears on Jeopardy! Friday, March 6, at 7:30 p.m.

Spring is creeping in, and Grand Rapids is ready to celebrate. Concerts, gallery events, tastings and themed parties are all on the weekend calendar.

The seasoned community organizer who brought Grand Rapids everything from Swing Dancing at Rosa Parks Circle to Fantasy Balls in the forested lawns of Byron Center has a new idea to get people off their couches.

Broadway Grand Rapids has unveiled its 2026-27 season, a seven-show lineup that includes the Michigan premiere of “Death Becomes Her.”

For those looking to elevate their Black History Month plans beyond the expected, West Michigan Symphony offers a compelling option.

Calling all cinephiles—or anyone who just likes to have a good time—mark your calendar for a shadowcast of "Harlem Nights."

Looking for a slightly elevated Valentine’s Day plan? This year, the holiday lands on a Saturday—so there’s no dodging date night, guys.