Entertainment

Experience Grand Rapids’ Live Music Scene This Summer

by Meagan Francis May 23, 2013

Outdoor Summer Concert Series at Meijer Gardens Grand Rapids is passionate about the arts, and nowhere is that more evident than in the live music found readily throughout the city. But while live music is a year-round way of life in Grand Rapids, summer is a particularly great time to experience the richness of the [...]

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Founder’s Releases its Kentucky Breakfast Stout in Style

by Jill Anderson March 29, 2013

When they titled Grand Rapids Beer City USA, I think the people throughout Grand Rapids all shouted “heck yeah!”, raised their stein in salute and proceeded to dream up way after way to make sure we never, ever lose this title. We love our beer here. More importantly we love our craft beer here. So [...]

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It’s Time for Flashdance-The Musical in Grand Rapids

by Kirsetin Morello January 22, 2013

Whether you missed the original Flashdance movie, starring Jennifer Beals, or still belt out the words to “Gloria” or “What a Feeling” whenever you get the chance (maybe at karaoke in Grand Rapids?), you can see Flashdance—The Musical live on stage this week at Broadway Grand Rapids.

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15 Indoor Winter Activities for Kids in Grand Rapids

by Kirsetin Morello January 14, 2013

The temperatures have finally dropped in West Michigan, and baby it’s cold outside! When you need a break from playing in the cold, Grand Rapids has lots of indoor activities to keep kids having fun all winter long.

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The Best Karaoke in Grand Rapids

by Kirsetin Morello January 11, 2013

Your New Year’s Resolution may have been to lose weight or eat right, but what about having more fun? If you’re ready to mix things up in 2013, karaoke in Grand Rapids might be just the thing to try. People enjoy karaoke for all sorts of reasons, like rockin’ out with friends or letting out [...]

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Celebrate New Year’s Eve in Grand Rapids Like a Local

by Kirsetin Morello December 26, 2012

Christmas may be over, but that doesn’t mean we’re ready to stop celebrating yet! From downtown concerts to dancing at Wealthy Theater, Grand Rapids is a fantastic place to ring in the New Year. Here are just a few of the many ways to welcome 2013 in style: Join the crowd: Hot New Year’s Eve [...]

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Grown-Up Christmas Fun in Grand Rapids

by Kirsetin Morello December 14, 2012

The holidays are filled with laughter and Santa, and spent creating special memories with the ones we love. Naturally, Grand Rapids offers plenty of fun activities for families (we weren’t named one of the Best Places to Raise a Family for nothing). But sometimes it’s nice for the grown-ups to sneak off and enjoy a [...]

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A Christmas Carol with a twist at the GR Civic Theatre

by Kirsetin Morello December 5, 2012

Take one old Scrooge, three scary ghosts and add lots of special effects: That’s what you’ll find now through December 16 at the Grand Rapids Civic Theatre’s production of A Christmas Carol. In this updated version, it’s the classic tale with a twist, including barbershop harmony and a vaudeville act.

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Get into the Spirit with Ada’s Tinsel, Treats, and Trolleys Event

by Kirsetin Morello November 30, 2012

Grand Rapids is full of things to do all year long, but it’s an especially nice place to be during the holidays, when the Amway Grand Plaza is all dressed up in its Christmas finery, the Civic Theatre is performing A Christmas Carol, the Grand Rapids Symphony is playing the Holiday Pops and the Grand [...]

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Celebrate the Holidays with the Grand Rapids Symphony

by Kirsetin Morello November 12, 2012

Great symphonies focus on discipline and clarity and excellence; the Grand Rapids Symphony is no exception. But the Grand Rapids Symphony sets itself apart with its commitment to reach a wide spectrum of people throughout our community. “It’s ingrained in this organization’s mission statement to be an organic part of this community,” says Jacalyn Wood, [...]

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