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The Arts Marketplace at Studio Park is launching a new retail and event space.

More than 700,000 people visit Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park’s 158-acre park each year to attend concerts, view its indoor and outdoor gardens, sculpture galleries, permanent sculpture collection and use the learning center, café and meeting rooms, among other features.

It’s time to go swimming in the city.

There's a new shop in town with dozens of local vendors selling their wares.

A new DIY studio is open in the area.

The city of Grand Rapids has completed improvements to a park space on the city’s West Side.

It’s a crisp October evening, you’re on the grounds of Aquinas College, marveling at the eery beauty of the Holmdene manor house through the glow of a flashlight. A running ambassador tells you about the decades of history behind the estate. Running ambassador? Oh yeah, you’re doing this while on a three-to-four mile run with Grand Rapids Running Tours.

A new kind of “break room” is coming to a Grand Rapids suburb.

If you haven’t had a picnic yet this summer, you’re doing summer wrong! We’ll give you a hand and show you the best picnic locations in and around Grand Rapids to make sure you’re taking advantage of summer and this timeless tradition.

If you’re feeling upset or stressed, many people would suggest a quiet walk or a few deep breaths.

Six areas along the Grand River are slated for a major transformation as part of the River for All project, but the project’s completion is still years away.

Woodland Mall has unveiled its new west wing.

This is more than just a piece of plastic. Get ready for a brand new, modern way for passengers to pay their bus fares in 2018.

Un-decorating you Christmas tree is decidedly less enjoyable than decorating it for the holidays. But, alas, it must be done. Once you’ve packed away your favorite ornaments and strands of flickering lights, what do you do with the tree?

A historic building downtown is being transformed into an event space.

It could be less than four years before the Grand River is back to its natural glory and providing yet another new attraction to downtown Grand Rapids.

More parklets are popping up around downtown, and a new concept is coming to Calder Plaza.

They promote fitness and community with November Project.

While Detroit might be Motor City, Grand Rapids certainly has played its part in making auto history and this weekend the city will take center stage as the location of the Michigan International Auto Show.

A triathlon is one of the greatest physical challenges out there, and Ann Vidro, the co-director of the Michigan Titanium, wants to offer an event of the highest caliber with one unique feature: at the race on Aug.18, kids, family and even dogs can join participants on the trail as they cross the finish line.