Grand Rapids Magazine

When Max and Samson Carlson were growing up in Florida, their summers in Michigan meant family reunions—and time with their cousins, Aidan and Rowan Kile.

A comedian walks into a beef joint. Actually, make that 84 comedians.

Knights in shining armor. Wizards. Fairies. Fire jugglers. Princesses. Ladies in waiting. Performance art. Dancing.

Downtown Market is full of beans — literally — this weekend, along with plenty of art, food, music and reasons to stick around.

August feels like an entire month of the Sunday Scaries, wrapped up in the dread that summer's ending and you still haven't checked off the fun stuff.

Join The Marathon with special guest DJ Cat Dad for an evening of meticulously recreated ’80s New Wave favorites.

There was a time when the internet was a simpler place — a place where a cat getting startled by a cucumber or falling into a box could unite millions of people.

For generations of West Michigan music fans, the songs of Chicago and Styx have been woven into the soundtrack of summer gatherings, road trips and classic rock radio.

From watching The Goonies aboard a historic ship to hiking with goats, West Michigan has plenty happening this weekend.

You don't need Gatsby's fortune to step into the glamour, romance and spectacle of Broadway's newest arrival in Grand Rapids.

Broadway Grand Rapids will bring one of Broadway’s most celebrated recent musicals to downtown Grand Rapids this September when Alicia Keys’ Hell’s Kitchen begins its North American tour at DeVos Performance Hall.