Return to Golden Age with an orchestra and beer!
Vintage Parlor Orchestra returns to Creston Brewery with a bright and sunny program that celebrates Springtime.
Improvements and new amenities
RedWater Restaurant Group has been consistently making improvements to its properties across West Michigan.
Timeless charm and new wonders await
Mackinac Island, known the world over for its timeless charm, is gearing up for the 2024 season with exciting new properties, events and experiences.
Blue-stocking up on good books
At the beginning of each year, many of us think about the goals we have for the year to come.
Ballet brings women’s stories to stage
A ballet about a fire that served as a catalyst for change in labor laws will premiere at St. Cecilia Music Center the weekend of March 15-17.
Irish Influence: Where to celebrate St. Paddy’s Day
It's estimated that there are as many as 7,000 Irish pubs in the world outside of Ireland in as many as 53 countries.
A Grand New Location
A new tasting room is slated to open in Grand Haven this summer.
LaughFest lineup announced
Gilda’s Club Grand Rapids has unveiled the star-studded lineup for the 2024 LaughFest, scheduled for March 6-10, 2024.
Michigan’s liquid gold already flowing
Michigan, known for its lush maple trees, is gearing up for another exciting maple syrup season.
An array of artist workshops announced
The Franciscan Life Process Center has announced its annual lineup of art workshops led by nationally known artists.
It’s Baaaa’aaack – weathering the rest of winter
Living in Michigan means experiencing all the seasons, sometimes in the same week!
Eternal optimist finds career advising on DEI
A native Grand Rapidian who graduated from Creston High School announced recently the release of her first book.
Black History events stack up
A number of events that celebrate and examine the Black experience are planned throughout the month of February.
Excitement bubbling for annual beer festival
A popular annual festival will return to Comstock Park’s LMCU Ballpark on Saturday, Feb. 24.
Doing Business for Generations: Koeze Company
If you’re looking for peanut butter with some history, Koeze Company is the place to go.
Something to celebrate at Beltline Bar
Heading up 28th Street and whipping a right turn onto Division St., today's lunch beat brings me to a place that feels like an old friend. You know it, you love it... The Beltline Bar!
Doing Business for Generations: Ludema’s Floral & Gardens
With Valentin's Day right around the corner, you may find it interesting to know there is always lots of room for growth—of flowers, that is.
Recipe: Chunky Beef Chili
Chili has its roots in the American Southwest and dates to the 19th century.
Ahoy, Matey!
One thing I learned from living in England is that fish ‘n’ chips is a dish traditionally meant to be consumed while standing outside in the pouring rain.
Flavors for every palate
The huarache is a beloved Mexican dish known for its delicious and hearty composition.
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MARCH/APRIL 2024 ISSUE
