Entertainment

A ballet about a fire that served as a catalyst for change in labor laws will premiere at St. Cecilia Music Center the weekend of March 15-17.

The city of Grand Rapids is showcasing a diverse array of events, concerts, and experiences for residents and visitors alike!

Immerse yourself in the poignant and thought-provoking “Border Cantos” (Sonic Border) at the Grand Rapids Art Museum, 101 Monroe Center St NW.

Broadway Grand Rapids is bringing a bevy of popular productions to town for its 2024-2025 season.

The Grand Rapids Ballet is set to enchant audiences once again at DeVos Performance Hall with their captivating rendition of the timeless fairytale, "Sleeping Beauty."

When the mercury dips this late in winter and another snowstorm makes an appearance, it tends to put people in the vacation mindset.

The Grand Rapids Symphony invites movie and music lovers to attend a performance of the award-winning score of “Black Panther."

Grab your flashlight and head to the Himalayas, er, um Kentwood rather, for the fourth annual yeti hunt.

Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park is the place to be on Tuesday evenings this winter.

The walls of DeVos Performance Hall echoed with the sound of laughter on Jan. 16 as Broadway GR’s presentation of Disney’s “Aladdin” rocked the stage opening night.

A play about Martin Luther King will be performed tonight at Wealthy Street Theater.

The Grand Rapids Symphony orchestra will perform Nino Rota’s score set to a live projection of "The Godfather."

An immersive musical experience that blends musical artistry with dazzling visuals is making a return to Roger B. Chaffee Planetarium Jan. 11, 2024. 

With your New Year's resolutions on the horizon, here's one final opportunity to indulge in a bit of extravagance.

The Pipeline Smokehouse & Bar in West Olive hosts weekly line dancing in its underground saloon

The shorter days shouldn’t mean we shrink back our living. Indoors or out, West Michigan offers quite a few winter entertainment options for all tastes.

Turning Pointe School of Dance has announced the return of a cherished Lakeshore Christmas tradition.

Michigan's only professional classical ballet company is preparing to bring a timeless holiday classic to the stage for two consecutive weekends of performances

Take in New Line Cinema’s 2003 holiday comedy "Elf" on the big-screen at DeVos Performance Hall as Grand Rapids Symphony performs John Debney’s whimsical score

The annual Boston Square community tree lighting party draws in a huge crowd.