Community Champion Promoted In Boston Square
If you live in the Boston Square neighborhood, you’ve likely enjoyed the fruits of Jenny Luth’s labor—perhaps without even realizing it.
Are you being manipulated by logical fallacies?
In a world dominated by social media and rapid communication, the ability to engage in meaningful debate has never been more critical.
Prepare for the Unexpected
The Office of Emergency Management is inviting Grand Rapids residents to take part in a series of workshops.
An Urban Herd
Sær has a passport. So does Gunnar. And Tatari. Nothing too surprising about that. After all, these three, along with Glóa and Jörda, are from Iceland.
Who Says You Can’t Go Home?
Rockford native MaRynn Taylor will take the stage as the warmup act for Kelsea Ballerini's Live on Tour 2025 at Van Andel Arena.
No Passport Required
Heat up your January with a dazzling trip to the theater as Moulin Rouge! The Musical arrives in downtown Grand Rapids this week.
Artistry and Authenticity
Grammy Award-winning jazz vocalist and composer Cécile McLorin Salvant will take the stage at St. Cecilia Music Center’s Royce Auditorium.
Grand Rapids Celebrates Dr. King
The City of Grand Rapids will observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, Jan. 20, with several adjustments to city services.
Four Must-See Shows
This winter, experience four dynamic productions that promise to deliver entertainment for all tastes and ages.
Greeking Out
Christopher Cosmos is Greek to the core and his newest book honors that heritage.
Book Store Unveils Café-Style Art Studio
A beloved vintage book store is embarking on an exciting new chapter with the grand opening of its Creative Art Studio.
Four Steps for a Banner Year
Brian Bosley is a peak performance coach, professional speaker, and podcast host who has spent 28 years helping individuals and businesses unlock their full potential.
Swing, Serve and Socialize
You can’t go long without hearing about pickleball, and while mostly known for being an outdoor warm-weather sport, Grand Rapids will soon be able to keep the game going year-round.
The Mayor Who Moved the City Forward
When Mayor Rosalynn Bliss says she is “active with a lot of groups,” she means it.
Breaking Boundaries
Carla C. Ohse’s ability to craft compelling, descriptive stories across a wide range of topics and settings positions her as one of West Michigan’s prolific and distinguished storytellers.
In Harmony with a Legacy
Grand Rapids' St. Cecilia Music Center stands as a testament to the vision of a pioneering group of women who, 141 years ago, established an institution dedicated to enriching the city’s cultural landscape through music.
Empty Wallets Lead To Full Shelters
A little under a year ago, Michele’s Rescue made headlines when she and another animal advocate saved 31 dogs and cats from Roatán
City Allocates $95,500 to Neighborhood Projects
The City of Grand Rapids has announced a significant investment to the tune of $95,500 to support various projects aimed at fostering community and enhancing a sense of belonging among residents.
DART around town in an EV
For anyone who needs a car occasionally—maybe for a grocery run, hauling those heavy bags, or just getting out for a fun day—there’s exciting news from the City of Grand Rapids!
Rockford’s Rising Star
MaRynn Taylor, a self-taught country singer-songwriter and guitar player from Rockford, Michigan, is making waves in the music industry.
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SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2026 ISSUE
