Entertainment

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Broadway Grand Rapids has announced the sale of tickets to STOMP, a percussion group originating in Brighton, England, that utilizes ordinary objects to create a unique theater experience that involves rhythms and acrobatics

The supernatural horror film, "Candyman," directed by former Grand Rapids resident, Bernard Rose (who lived in the city, 2006-2007), is screening at Wealthy Theater, 1130 Wealthy St SE, Tuesday, Oct. 25.

A new initiative – Broadway Arts Access – endeavors to break down barriers that prevent people from attending live theatrical events. 

A renowned country artist is kicking off his “Drunk or Daydreaming” tour in West Michigan.

Two koalas get a three-day sendoff party as they prepare to leave West Michigan. 

Runners and walkers will take to an airport runway next month as part of a unique race event.

A local orchard and winery revealed its fall 2022 corn maze design. 

Plans are in the works for a new zipping and soaring experience in Allegan.

Local comedy show The Sunday Night Funnies is getting ready to find the winner of its 2022 Kingpin of Comedy competition.

America’s Got Talent Extreme’s Nitro Circus is making a stop in Grand Rapids as part of the group’s North American tour.

Amped Virtual Reality is branching out, offering free virtual reality pain treatment trials to chronic pain sufferers.

Kentwood community members are invited to an annual celebration and fundraiser in support of adaptive recreation programs.

An annual art show will feature local artists for a single evening gallery and sale.

Classic car enthusiasts will be parking themselves along 28th Street this weekend.

A Billy Joel tribute show is coming to downtown in October.

The Grand Rapids Ballet (GRB) is planning a new outdoor summer dance festival for West Michigan. 

Gilda’s Club is inviting the community to a walk and open house in support of people impacted by cancer.

The Kentwood Farmers Market is challenging contestants to create a winning charcuterie display.

A free skating event will give families a “last hurrah” before heading back to school.