Entertainment

A neighborhood celebration and birthday party will take place this weekend.

Fashion models are showing off items from local boutiques this Friday.

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

If you haven’t purchased your tickets already for the Griffin’s season opener what are you waiting for?

The Holland Museum will host a new lineup of programs during its Election Reflection: Memorabilia exhibition that runs through Feb. 22.

One ticket gets you four parties at another Ballroom Bashes celebration this New Year's Eve.

This weekend features a night of authentic Michigan folk music. And much more.

The frigid temperatures aren’t slowing down the progress of the Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park expansion project, which includes completion dates ranging from later this spring to 2021.

After a year of livestreams, writing and recording new music, Grand Rapids musicians are ready to return to the stage.

The Grand Rapids Pride Center canceled the city’s 2020 Pride Festival.

The 35th Annual Grand Rapids Pride Festival will take over Calder Plaza on June 17 from noon-10 p.m.

A local theater’s next play brings the audience into a doughnut shop in Uptown Chicago.

Earlier this year, Mayor Rosalynn Bliss announced “Small Giants: Companies That Choose to Be Great Instead of Big” as the 2017 Mayor’s Book of the Year. Now, Books and Mortar is hosting a book discussion in partnership with Local First to talk about the book and how Grand Rapids can become a "small giant."

The man behind the podcast “WTF with Marc Maron” is making a stop in Grand Rapids as part of his national tour.

This weekend features Beer City on a baseball field. And much more.

Muriel Zandstra first met Armand Merizon in 1962 when she was attending college. She lived next door to his family and took care of the children when their parents were out. The pair developed a lifelong friendship and she became a champion of his work and preserving his legacy.

Parents and children can lift a glass at this year’s Oktoberfest West Michigan celebration planned for the last Friday and Saturday of September.

The Forest Hills Fine Arts Center enters its 14th season in October. The season includes four performances that include world-class dance, fan-favorite music, internationally renowned singers, and a 50th anniversary tour.

The city of Holland is inviting community members to come enjoy its downtown offerings Saturday.

The city of Muskegon is hosting an Easter egg hunt.