Entertainment

As the chill of November settles in, Grand Rapids comes alive with festive spirit, family fun, and a full slate of arts and culture.

If you love film and supporting local talent, mark your calendar for Wednesday, November 19, when Wealthy Theatre hosts its next Open Projector Night.

West Michigan’s weekend lineup delivers a mix of culture, community, food, film, art, live music, and Broadway flair.

Whether you’re in the mood for creepy cocktails, live theatre, or a night of mystery, West Michigan has plenty to thrill you this Halloween weekend.

As fall colors reach their peak and Halloween excitement fills the air, West Michigan comes alive with music, art, and spooky fun.

Move over, jukebox musicals. This “playlist musical” reimagines Shakespeare’s tragic heroine in a vibrant, pop-fueled new light.

If you’ve been wandering the streets of Grand Haven lately and thought you saw a skeleton mixing potions in a chef’s hat, gardening with suspiciously bony hands, or patiently waiting in Beetlejuice’s caseworker lounge—you’re not imagining things.

’Tis the season for ghoulish giggles, pumpkin-flavored everything, and—apparently—guided cemetery tours.

St. Cecilia Music Center’s Acoustic Café Folk Series continues to draw some of the nation’s most dynamic and beloved performers to the Royce Auditorium stage

This weekend in Grand Rapids offers a mix of seasonal charm and cultural experiences worth getting out for.

We’re only two weeks away from the big day, and Grand Rapids is already gearing up for a full lineup of Halloween festivities.

Fall is in full swing across West Michigan, and this weekend offers a lineup that perfectly captures the season.

Opera Grand Rapids is kicking off its 2025–26 season with a splash — and a wink. The company launches its new season on October...

Born into musical royalty, New York native Catherine Russell carries a rich legacy in every note she sings.

Autumn in West Michigan brings crisp air, golden leaves, and a calendar full of things to do, from pumpkin carving in Holland to high fashion.

In 1972, a gospel singer from Detroit named Etterlene DeBarge moved her 10 children to Grand Rapids.

From cocktails inspired by art in the heart of ArtPrize excitement to a free riverside dog festival, West Michigan’s weekend calendar is packed with creative, family-friendly, and community-driven experiences.

From fairground country nights to cider in a historic northern piazza, this weekend delivers theater, music, community action, and handmade goods.

A new season of music begins at St. Cecilia Music Center this fall, and it’s opening with a blend of sweet harmony and acoustic mastery that fans of folk, roots, and Americana won’t want to miss.

The Grand Rapids Symphony opens its 96th season with Beethoven’s Ninth—a powerful, choral-driven masterpiece.