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Get a flashback of 1950s social circles with the Grand Rapids Public Museum's newest exhibit , All Dressed Up - 1950s Style. Grand Rapids native Doris Cole donated to the Museum's collection 18 mid-century party gowns, along with photos, invitations, yearbooks and mementos from… Read More

American sculptor Deborah Butterfield is among the most respected and acclaimed artists of her generation. Her horses, like Meijer Gardens' own beloved and iconic Cabin Creek (1999), have been the focus of great interest as much for their creative use of materials as for their… Read More

 2011 marks the 150th anniversary of the start of the Civil War. While the battles took place in other states, the people of Michigan were deeply involved. Our new exhibit will unveil uniforms, weapons, photographs, letters, and more from the Museum's vast… Read More

One innovative American. Three distinct exhibitions. Examine where Robert Rauschenberg fits in the history of twentieth-century American art through works from GRAM and other Michigan art collections. Robert Rauschenberg (1925-2008) was one of the most important American artists… Read More

A dozen West Michigan RV dealers representing more than 100 RV lines combined with 200,000+ square feet results in the biggest RV Show in the state - The Grand Rapids Camper, Travel & RV Show. Along with new RV's, we have a remarkable selection of RV accessories, campgrounds… Read More

Cornerstone University Theatre Presents: A Little Princess from the same author who penned The Secret Garden.This charming, critically acclaimed family favorite leads you into the magical fantasy world of 10 year old Sara Crewe! Order tickets online or by phone. If paying at the… Read More

A witty and provocative look at faith, commitment and unconditional love. Luke believes in God. Adam believes in everything else. When an accident changes everything, Adam must turn to Luke's family and friends for support... and answers. Next Fall asks us what it means to… Read More

Amelia Toelke's High Tide/Low Tide exhibition draws upon romanticized seascape imagery, while playing with vernacular symbol language. Employing the "cut along the dotted line" icon commonly seen in do-it-yourself projects in combination with a stylized ocean horizon,… Read More

Aquinas College has been integral to the growth of Grand Rapids. Join us on the first Friday of February for a presentation by Gary Eberle, from his recent book Aquinas College: The First 125 Years. Books will be available during the event. After the discussion there will be… Read More

With a focus on artistry and technique, creativity and collaboration, Dance In The Annex’s (DITA) mission is to secure, promote and enhance contemporary dance in Grand Rapids by fostering an appreciation of dance through education and performance opportunities.

Dragana Crnjak's work is based on the dichotomy of the visible and invisible. While focusing on the visual presence of the work and strong physicality of the mark, she is highly interested in the impalpable. The themes of impermanence, alienation, and displacement have been… Read More

Friday Nights at GRAM kicks off the weekend with a casual evening of art, live music, and good conversation. Immerse yourself in an art-filled atmosphere with galleries open late, music, a cash bar, and collaborations with local artists and cultural organizations. Each week… Read More

 One of West Michigan's best open mikes for live music. A great place to meet and hear local musicians.

The talented students of the School of the Grand Rapids Ballet's Junior Company present this classic tale in a wonderful production perfect for all ages

Benjamin Bellas, Clinton King, Justin Cooper, Noelle Mason, Ross Moreno and Magdalen Wong worked together to create this group exhibition hi • a • tus. Sculpture, simply understood as the act of making, is the focus of this exhibition. In the process of creating this… Read More