Treat Mom to a Grand Rapids getaway this Mother’s Day! From brunches and spa treatments to outdoor adventure, museums, flower shops, gift fairs and more, there are lots of ways to show her – or any…
Read More
The Grand Rapids Public Museum (GRPM) welcomes more than 250,000 visitors every year for a wide variety of scientific, historical and cultural experiences that celebrate our human bond. One of the…
Read More
Last May, we told you about 16 projects that received grants in the second round of Discover Tourism funding from Experience Grand Rapids. Now, we’re pleased to show you the results of those grants…
Read More
It’s not uncommon for celebrities to visit the city of Grand Rapids, whether making appearances during annual events like LaughFest or Grand Rapids Comic-Con, stopping by to perform at Van Andel Arena…
Read More
ArtPrize is an international art competition entered by hundreds of artists from around the world each year. Launched in 2009, ArtPrize was recognized as the world’s most public art event just five…
Read More
Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park is an iconic tourist destination in Grand Rapids. Named America’s #1 sculpture park by USA Today and #2 botanical gardens by TravelAwaits, FMG showcases 200+…
Read More
Grand Rapids is a fantastic group tour destination for lovers of both the visual and performing arts. USA Today named Grand Rapids 1 of the Top 10 Cities Where You Can See Amazing Art and has ranked…
Read More
What do Grand Rapids and Washington D.C. have in common? They are both home to award-winning outdoor sculptural works by world-renowned artist Maya Lin. Lin was relatively unknown at the age of 21…
Read More
West Leonard is one of three main commercial districts on Grand Rapids’ historic West Side, along with Bridge Street and West Fulton. Stretching from the western banks of the Grand River to Bristol…
Read More
Art doesn’t just live in the museums of Grand Rapids, it’s also part of the structure of the city, transforming walls, streets, parking lots, mechanical boxes and other utilitarian elements into…
Read More
