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The air is crisp, yet the leaves on the trees are still green. It's not quite fall, so what season is it?

Presale tickets are now available for an upcoming show based on the life of Tina Turner, scheduled to hit the DeVos Performance Hall Stage Nov. 7-12, 2023.

To all the shoppers looking for last-minute unique finds, the Amway Grand Plaza, 187 Monroe Ave. NW,  has opened two new retail stores! Grand Kids...

There’s a sport taking the United States by storm: pickleball.

Grand Rapids drummer Scott Hickok had a dream come true Saturday night when he was called up from the floor of Little Caesars Arena in Detroit to play a song with The Killers.

Gilda’s Club Grand Rapids has unveiled the star-studded lineup for the 2024 LaughFest, scheduled for March 6-10, 2024.

A Grand Rapids-based moonshine brand soon will occupy the Harmony Hall building following last week’s news of the beer castle’s upcoming closure.

I got a hot tip that there was a new event called Glow Throw going on throughout October at Flannel Jacks.

It’s that time of year when people who don’t normally purchase wine might find themselves in the adult beverage aisle wondering which bottle to bring to the annual holiday extravaganza.

Easy access to fresh produce isn’t one size fits all.

West Michigan’s own Moxie Strings will perform in the barn at Meijer Gardens on Tuesday, Oct. 4, the final act in the “Tuesdays at the Farm” local musician series. 

A Grand Rapids Noodles & Company location reopened Monday after a fire shut it down this summer.

A historic building at Veterans Memorial Park, located at 22 Sheldon Ave. NE, in Grand Rapids, will soon be home to a new veteran-focussed center.

Ever wondered what a Muppet looks like up close?

After arriving at El Paraiso Mexican Restaurant on a sunny Saturday afternoon, we grabbed a small booth and quickly paged through the menu until we spotted what we were here for.

Dino Newville knows how to throw a punch.

A number of events that celebrate and examine the Black experience are planned throughout the month of February.

Each winter, Meijer Gardens transforms into a botanic wonderland with fresh poinsettias, evergreens and 350,000 lights. New this year is an audio-visual light show at the Frederik Meijer Gardens Amphitheater.

With the beautiful summer evenings making it easy to stay up well past bedtime, options abound for where to spend those “extra” hours.