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A local university is celebrating the season with the community.

John Ball Zoo will remain closed amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

Versiti Blood Center of Michigan is hosting a blood drive in partnership with the virtual Festival of the Arts on Friday.

The Muskegon Museum of Art will be hosting a Virtual MLK Day Celebration event Monday.

Car enthusiasts from across the region will bring over 120 hot rods to display for the public at the Grand Rapids Downtown Market this weekend.

The Grand Rapids Public Museum (GRPM) is partnering with Gilda’s LaughFest to host a comedy show.

Jewish Theater Grand Rapids presents the West Michigan premiere of "Indecent." 

A musical about a transgender rock 'n' roll performer is about to open in town.

This weekend features two concerts by a multi-platinum band.

Next month Gilda's LaughFest will unveil its headliners for the 2019 "festival of laughter," but in the meantime, the organization is looking for the city's funniest individuals to help fill out its roster.

When the zoo closes on Thursday night the party starts.

There will be no more basketball for the Grand Rapids Drive this season.

Saturday's Griffin's game against the Milwaukee Admirals will be a special one.

ArtPrize Nine begins Wednesday, Sept. 20 at noon and runs for the next 19 days.

Kalamazoo native Justice Hill wrote and recorded his first full-length album “Room With a View,” which will be released April 20.

Musicians in the state now have more resources available to them as they navigate the new normal in their industry, courtesy of the Michigan Music Alliance (MMA).

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

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

A free lunchtime concert series, Relax at Rosa, continues this Thursday, noon-1:30 with  live music, food trucks and oversized outdoor games for all to enjoy.

A film about a young actor’s “stormy childhood” and troubled young adulthood is now showing at the Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts.