April 2021
Every issue
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Editor’s letter: Choose your own adventure
Grand Rapids has so many activities to choose from, sometimes it can feel overwhelming to decide just what to go do.
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Rock enthusiast
Blandford Nature Center founder was a hidden gem.
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Features
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25 things every Grand Rapidian should do
These unique activities are what make Grand Rapids special.
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Taking care of aging pets: Part 1
As pets age, focusing on their quality of life is most important.
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Taking care of aging pets: Part 2
As pets age, focusing on their quality of life is most important.
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Food + Drink
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The art of cake
Lincoln Alexander creates more than delectable goodies; his cakes are sculptural feats.
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Udon noodle salad recipe
This dish is perfect for dinner and tomorrow’s lunch.
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Downtown hotspot
GRNoir celebrates Black excellence through wine and jazz.
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Texas tradition
Kolaches meet your sweet or savory craving.
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Cocktails to-go
Many restaurants are now selling cocktails to-go as part of their survival strategy.
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Editor’s pick
Despite the pandemic, Ken Sung and Clark Frain, the owner and executive chef of Terra, followed through with plans to open Terra Bagels.
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Look + Feel
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Perk up your home with indoor plants
Plants can provide the perfect pick-me-up.
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Autism therapies
Meeting needs despite quarantine barriers.
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Pretty in pastel
Get creative with pastels this season and rock this style.
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Bedroom bliss
Designing a beautiful bedroom will produce benefits far beyond the visual appeal.
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People + Places
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Your guide to a socially distanced spring
6 things to do with your child while staying safe.
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Finalists to perform in local playwright festival
Local playwrights will see their work performed on the Grand Rapids Civic Theatre stage from Friday through Sunday as part of the theater’s Ten for All Festival.
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Enriching the childbirth journey
Tiffany Townsend’s midwifery practice provides
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Dealing with childhood trauma
Healing Connection helps identify trauma and provides resources to heal.
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A new brew
Terry Rostic and Jamaal Ewing launched Black Calder Brewing late last year.
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