Entertainment

Audiences will be treated to a dance routine much different from what they’ve likely seen before during the Fall Arts Celebration at Grand Valley State University.

George Bayard III wants room to grow.

Round 1 of public voting has concluded and the field of ArtPrize 10 contenders has narrowed once again.

A group of writers, directors and actors will create and perform five short Halloween-themed plays in 24 hours.

The magic of Christmas is arriving this weekend at a historic mansion in Grand Rapids.

Gun Lake Casino will resume operations in a phased reopening starting at 8 a.m. June 8.

‘Tis the season for summer concerts announcements and the Lowell Showboat Sizzlin' Summer Concert series, June 15 - Aug. 24, is no exception.

Movies in the Park has been rechristened Movies on Monroe.

Whether for your kids or yourself, coloring can be a great stress reliever.

The Labor Day holiday means an extra day to relax and unwind this weekend. Take advantage and enjoy all these fun activities taking place around the city.

Gun Lake Casino unveiled the lineup for two restaurants and entertainment spaces, which is included in its most recent $100 million expansion project.

Veronica Kirin is the author of the new book “Stories of Elders: What the Greatest Generation Knows About Technology that You Don’t.” As the title suggests, Kirin interviewed people of the older generation all across the country about how technology has changed our lives.

LEGO fans of all ages are invited to LEGOmania, an evening of family-friendly, LEGO-themed activities.

The satirical Broadway musical “The Book of Mormon” is making a stop in Grand Rapids this month during its national tour.

A local nature preserve launched a series of videos to keep people engaged and learning while social distancing.

It’s apple time in West Michigan.

Dinosaurs are at a museum downtown.

Though the Grand Rapids Symphony has ceased live performances during the COVID-19 pandemic, the organization will broadcast past shows on Blue Lake Public Radio starting Sunday.

“A Virtually Celtic Christmas” concert will be streamed at 7 p.m. Dec. 6 thanks to the Holland Civic Center Place.

The 1800s will be returning next month through the performance of a comedic opera.