Entertainment

On Sunday afternoon, ArtPrize named the Top 20 public vote finalists, now eligible for round two voting beginning today at 2 p.m. The finalists have a shot at $200,000 in grand prize money.

If you are going to a Grand Rapids Griffins game or attending a concert at Van Andel Arena this fall expect increased security measures.

Celebration Cinema is relaunching its Sensory Showtimes program, which is designed for individuals and families with special needs, including autism.

The Grand Rapids Public Museum will host a new exhibition, “Under the Arctic: Digging into the Permafrost,” beginning Sept. 26.

For three days, two Tony-nominated stars will be singing in Grand Rapids.

The Grand Rapids Symphony will be joined by adoptable pets for an evening of family-friendly musical entertainment. 

Branch Out Productions, a Black- and woman-owned production studio with offices in Grand Rapids, is celebrating the release of “Holy Hustle.”

The Urban Institute of Contemporary Art is screening “The Polar Express,” and attendees are encouraged to go in their pajamas. 

Grand Rapids is all decked out for the holidays and a series of trolley tours will help you glimpse all the best decorations.

Four years after Pakistani-American artist Anila Quayyum Agha won both the juried and public grand prize awards — a first in ArtPrize history — her prized work, “Intersections,” has made its way back to the Grand Rapids Art Museum.

The Grand Rapids Griffins might be at a restaurant near you.

St. Cecilia Music Center will launch the Chamber Music Series by the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and The Jazz Piano Series featuring Michigan jazz pianists for the fall season.

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

Grand Rapids resident Luke Sharretts was announced as the sixth winner of FaZe Clan’s #FaZe5 challenge in January.

After more than a year off the field, the West Michigan Whitecaps will begin their 2021 season on the road against the Fort Wayne TinCaps on May 4.

Opera Grand Rapids is welcoming the new year with musical fireworks.

Iconic figures like Marilyn Monroe, Sitting Bull, Muhammad Ali, Liz Taylor and Grand Rapids’ own Gerald R. Ford are all part of “American Icons,” an exhibition of works by Andy Warhol that will be on display at the GRAM for the next three and a half months.

The Grand Rapids Drive entered into a single affiliation “hybrid” partnership with the Denver Nuggets beginning with the 2021-22 season.

The Grand Rapids Children's Museum lets adults act like kids again.

Gun Lake Casino is partnering with Paws With A Cause to allow assistance dogs in training on the casino floor.