Heartside

106 Gallery

The city’s largest community arts gallery, 106 Gallery hosts 12 local art events each year featuring a wide variety of artists and genres. 106 Division Ave S.

AllArtWorks

AllArtWorks sells a juried collection of art from worldwide creators via its online platform and displays 1,000+ pieces of original art in its Heartside Viewing Studio. The Studio hosts free artist shows every Saturday, with artists on hand to meet visitors. 333 Cesar E. Chavez Ave SW.

ArtRat Gallery

Local artist Nancy Tobin (who has exhibited her work all across the country) is the guiding light behind ArtRat Gallery, which is a working studio and art gallery. ArtRat features two rooms of art and art-related items for purchase, and hosts exhibits, events and educational opportunities. 46 Division Ave S.

Arts Marketplace at Studio Park

Arts Marketplace provides a platform for 40+ local women- and minority-owned entrepreneurs to display and sell their art, housewares, jewelry, clothing, cards, mind and body products, and more. 121 Ionia Ave SW Ste 125.

Avenue for the Arts

Avenue for the Arts is the community-chosen title for the Heartside section of Division Ave., which is lined with art galleries and public art projects. It’s also the name of a community organization that promotes art downtown and around the city. Its projects include 3^rd Thursdays, a monthly showcase of downtown art galleries, retailers, boutiques, restaurants, and cultural institutions, and Artposts, a series of five outdoor miniature art galleries around downtown GR. 

Cathedral Square Piazza

Modeled after Michelangelo’s Piazza Del Campidoglio in Rome, Cathedral Square Plaza is a community gathering place outside the 150-year-old Cathedral of Saint Andrew. A bronze statue of Bishop Baraga, who brought Catholicism to Grand Rapids, stands at the east end of the Square. The statue is one of the city’s series of Community Legends sculptures. Cathedral Square is part of an 11.5-acre development that also features the beautifully landscaped Peter Melvin Wege Gardens. 215 Sheldon Blvd SE.

Church Architecture

Architecture and religion buffs, take heed: The Cathedral of Saint Andrew, with its 192-ft. spire, was built in 1875 in the Gothic Revival style of architecture. The classic Byzantine design of St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church (334 La Grave Ave SE) features an austere three-domed exterior opening to a richly decorated interior worship space. The iconic steeple of La Grave Avenue Christian Reformed Church (107 La Grave Ave SE) is an uncovered, exposed structural framework meant to represent the unfinished work of Christ. The rusticated red sandstone exterior of the now-vacant Seventh-Day Adventist Church at 100 Sheldon Blvd SE combines a Byzantine aesthetic with some items of Greek and Roman influence.

Cocoon Art Space

Cocoon Art Space is an art gallery featuring local artists, artisan goods, gifts, books and art-centric goods and supplies. The gallery also hosts a variety of workshops and special events. 327 Division Ave S.

Culture of Caring

While downtown GR’s Medical Mile neighborhood dominates media attention, Heartside has a long tradition of attending to the health and welfare of residents and visitors. Trinity Health Grand Rapids Hospital is a full-service hospitals whose roots here date back to 1893. Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital is ranked America’s 9^th Best Rehabilitation Hospital and is partnering with Corewell Health to build the Joan Secchia Children’s Rehabilitation Hospital, Michigan’s first pediatric hospital, which is slated for completion in 2026. Heartside is also home to the West Central Michigan YWCA, helping women facing domestic and sexual violence, and a number of missions and ministries serving people experiencing homelessness, hunger and poverty.

DreamPirate Gallery

Run by local artist Abram G. Sudan, DreamPirate Gallery displays and sells his paintings and drawings alongside work from other local artists and artisans. 136 Division Ave S.

Murals

The self-guided Heartside Mural Tour includes 18 large-scale murals in and around the neighborhood. It’s an easy walk that passes by numerous food and drink establishments in case you need to refuel during your adventure.

Water Street Gallery

Water Street Gallery is a contemporary art gallery showcasing and selling exceptional paintings, sculptures, glassworks and mixed media pieces from both emerging and established artists. It hosts solo exhibitions, thematic group shows and special events. 300 Ionia Ave SW.

Big Mini Putt Club

Big Mini Putt Club offers a nine-hole indoor mini golf course built to be challenging yet fun for all skill levels, plus a variety of free games, including Nintendo 64, Giant Jega, darts, air hockey, skee-ball, arcade basketball and more. There’s a full bar and you can order in Mexican food from Luna next door. It’s family-friendly until 7pm and 21+ after that. 70 Ionia Ave SW.

Celebration Cinema Studio Park

Boasting nine indoor screens and one outdoor screen (overlooking a piazza), Celebration Cinema is a moviegoer’s nirvana. Its “Theater One” seats 300 guests and boasts the largest screen in West Michigan at 90 feet wide. Guests can enjoy in-theater food delivery and there is also a full bar serving beer, wine and spirits. 123 Ionia Ave SW.

Heartside Park

Formerly the site of railroad tracks and a rail yard, Heartside Park now features a small splash pad, basketball court, playground, pavilion and picnic tables. Local artists have painted murals throughout the park. 301 Ionia Ave SW.

House Rules Board Game Lounge

West Michigan’s first FLGS (Friendly Local Game Store), House Rules has a library of 600+ games you can play on site. Gamers can enjoy burgers, sandwiches, shareables and more as well as wine, cocktails, beer, mead, cider, coffee and soda. 404 Ionia Ave SW.

The Ruse Escape Rooms

Race against the clock with your team to “escape” by solving engaging puzzles and challenges that promote creative thinking, teamwork and communication. The Ruse offers three themed rooms. 25 Division Ave S Ste 125.

Aperitivo

Visit Aperitivo at the Grand Rapids Downtown Market for an ever-changing menu of cheese, charcuterie, sandwiches and salads along with an extensive wine list. 435 Ionia Ave SW

Bangkok Taste Cuisine

Family-owned Bangkok Taste Cuisine serves a wide variety of Thai dishes, including Pad Thai, curry dishes, noodle soups, seafood, duck and more. 15 Jefferson Ave SE.

Biggby Coffee

East Lansing, Michigan-based Biggby Coffee features a variety of coffee and tea drinks, “bragel” sandwiches, muffins and to-go selections. 100 Wealthy St SE.

Bistro Bella Vita

Opened in 1997, Bistro Bella Vita continues to delight guests with modern French and Italian cuisine made from scratch with sustainably sourced ingredients. Elegant enough for a special occasion, casual enough for  pizza and beer before a hockey game at Van Andel Arena, Bistro Bella Vita is also known for its fine wines and handcrafted cocktails. 44 Cesar E. Chavez Ave SW.

Brooklyn Bodega & Deli

Bringing a taste of New York City to Grand Rapids, Brooklyn Bodega & Deli features bagels, housemade cream cheese, French toast and other breakfast favorites, plus meats and cheeses cut to order for sub sandwiches, and more. 10 Jefferson Ave SE.

Café de Miro

Café de Miro offers build-your-own Mediterranean bowls and wraps, gyros, falafel, feta omelettes, shakshuka, panini sandwiches and a full pasta menu. In the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Carvers

An artisan butcher and meat market, Carvers also has a full-service kitchen preparing burgers, Reuben sandwiches, hoagies, house-made brats and more, plus a case full of deli sides that will complement any entrée selection you make. In the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Char

Asian tacos, fried rice bowls, broth bowls and fried wings with homemade dipping sauces are among the East-meets-West street foods available at Char. 6 Jefferson Ave SE.

Chewie Bitez

Chewie Bitez at the Grand Rapids Downtown Market offers an array of delectable cookies and brownies as well as chicken fingerz, French fries, cheese curdz, churro stickz and boba teas. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Curry Leaf

The Curry Leaf menu showcases classic Indian cuisine including butter chicken, garlic naan, tikka masala, vegetable samosas, tandoori chicken, Indian desserts and traditional beverages. Inside the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Elsa’s

Grab your cup of ice cream or frozen yogurt and customize your dessert from the toppings bar at Elsa’s. Located at Studio Park and open March-September. 131 Ionia Ave SW Ste 135.

Ding Tea

Offering a tremendous selection of its signature milk teas as well as fresh teas, flavored teas, coffee drinks, slushes and more, Ding Tea has something for everyone. You choose the size, sweetness level and ice level of your drink. 45 Ottawa Ave SW Suite A.

Dublin Hall

Traditional pub food, Irish and Mexican beers, and a wide variety of cocktails are in store for you at Dublin Hall, a casual Irish bar and restaurant. Outdoor seating. 100 Ionia Ave SW.

Fish Lads

Fish Lads is a full-service retail fish market and quick-service restaurant offering classic seafood favorites like chowder, fish & chips in town, lobster roll and a rotating menu of specials like a crispy fish sandwich and house-made gumbo. Inside the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Founders Brewing Co.

Founders Brewing Co. is Beer City USA’s biggest and most acclaimed brewery, featuring such award-winning brews as KBS (Kentucky Breakfast Stout, Dirty Bastard and All Day IPA. Enjoy your beer with a wide selection of elevated pub grub in the Founders Taproom and outdoor beer garden at 235 Cesar E. Chavez Ave SW.

Gaby’s Gourmandise

Sweet, savory, and authentically French, Gaby’s Gourmandise features galettes, cakes, tartes, crepes, cookies, and other classic French pastries as well as a selection of quiche, soups, tartines and sandwiches. Inside the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Gita Pita

Gita Pita is a down-to-earth counter-service eatery offering fresh, authentic Mediterranean fare such as pita sandwiches (featuring homemade saj bread), hummus, salads and more. 2 Jefferson Ave SE.

Grand Rapids Downtown Market

The Grand Rapids Downtown Market is a local foods emporium housing 18 food merchants and restaurants. Some restaurants have their own seating and additional public seating is located on the second floor (and on an outdoor patio). 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Grand Woods Lounge

A hunting lodge-themed bar and restaurant, Grand Woods Lounge has been serving up drinks, grub and grooves since 2005. Burgers, sandwiches, wraps and more share the menu with a wide selection of beer, wine and specialty cocktails – including mammoth, made-for-sharing Woody Buckets. 77 Cesar E. Chavez Ave SW.

Happy Cat Café

Enjoy a warm cup of coffee (or tea) and the companionship of cuddly, adoptable cats at the Happy Cat Café. Reservations are recommended  (unless you’re just after a coffee or latte), though walk-ins are welcome to visit the kitties if the rooms are not at capacity. 447 Division Ave S.

Hong Kong Express

Hong Kong Express is downtown’s destination for a huge variety of authentic, affordably priced Chinese food. 158 E Fulton St.

HopCat

Nationally recognized beer bar HopCat offers a curated local tap list, award-winning Cosmik Fries and “food your Mon would make if she loved craft beer.” Dog-friendly outdoor patio. 25 Ionia Ave SW Ste 100.

Juju Bird

Juju Bird serves natural, antibiotic-free buttermilk-fried chicken, wings, chicken strips and chicken sandwiches plus mac & cheese, fries, dipping sauces and a rotating selection of fresh-daily cake donuts. Inside the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Knoop Rooftop Beer Garden

Located atop the Canopy by Hilton Hotel at Studio Park, Knoop is an upscale rooftop bar serving up craft cocktails and seasonally made-from-scratch sharables and small bites along with scenic views of downtown GR. 131 Ionia Ave SW.

Lantern Coffee Bar and Lounge

Lantern is a cozy, two-level coffee shop offering brews made with locally roasted beans plus a small selection of snacks and pastries. 100 Commerce Ave SW.

Leo’s Coney Island on Tap

Offering an expansive menu of American comfort food and Greek specialties, plus breakfast all day, beer, wine and craft cocktails, Leo’s Coney Island is a quick-service diner in the Studio Park complex. 122 Oakes St SW Ste 100.

Love’s Ice Cream & Chocolate

Organically principled sweet treats at Love’s Ice Cream & Chocolate include made-from-scratch ice cream, dairy-free gelato, low net carb gelato and an array of fine chocolate confections. Inside the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Luna

Luna is a hip, modern Mexican restaurant serving tacos, quesadillas, tortas, fajitas and more. Margaritas, mojitos, tequila, mezcal and Mexican beer, too. 64 Ionia Ave SW #100.

Max’s South Seas Hideaway

Enter an immersive two-story dining and drinking experience designed to transport you to a distant tropical paradise at Max’s South Seas Hideaway. Feast your eyes on a giant collection of tiki art and deco as dine. 58 Ionia Ave SW.

Mertens Prime

Mertens Prime is a retro-chic brasserie serving French classics, prime steaks and old-school cocktails in the former lobby and dining room of a 1914 hotel. Guests can enjoy tableside presentations like chateaubriand, a weekly curated rolling cheese cart, and bananas fosters and creme brulée. 35 Oakes St SW.

Mertens Rooftop

Situated atop the historic Mertens Hotel building, Mertens Rooftop serves up exceptional cocktails, local craft beers and a refined seasonal food menu along with a stunning view of the Grand Rapids skyline. 35 Oakes St SW.

MeXo Tequila & Mezcal Bar & Restaurant

Specializing in the classic pre-Hispanic cuisine of Mexico, MeXo features an array of authentic south-of-the-border dishes along with extensive tequila and mezcal drink selections. Sunday brunch is served 10am-3pm. 118 Fulton St E.

One Stop Coney Shop

Family-run One Stop Coney Shop offers a variety of hot dogs, corndogs, smash burgers, sandwiches and Belgian fries, made fast and priced affordably. 154 Fulton St E.

One Twenty Three Tavern

Hip, industrial-chic One Twenty Three Tavern dishes up elevated sandwiches, burgers and entrées along with craft cocktails. Located at the Studio Park entertainment complex, so you see a movie before or after your meal. 123 Ionia Ave SW.

Open Door Bakery

Order cookies and cupcakes online and pick them up at Open Door Bakery, which employs and empowers bakers whose lives have been transformed by the Open Door Women’s Center at Degage Ministries. 144 Division Ave S.

Palace of India

Palace of India offers classic fare from the many diverse regions of India, prepared by Tandoor (traditional clay oven) and Kadhai (Indian wok). 138 Fulton St E.

PaLatte Coffee & Art

Enjoy classic coffee beverages and pastries while perusing a rotating selection of art from local creators at PaLatte. Teas and pastries are also on the menu. 150 Fulton St E.

Peppino’s Downtown Grille & Pizzeria

Peppino’s offers a broad menu of pizzas, Italian-inspired entrées, shareables, sandwiches, burgers and more, plus beer, cocktails and 70+ TVs for watching most any sport. 130 Ionia Ave SW.

Pinktail Poke

Pinktail Poke in the Grand Rapids Downtown Market offers premium-quality poke made from scratch with fresh seafood and purposefully sourced produce. It is customizable, diet restriction friendly, and packed with classic poke flavors. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Pochis Colombian Restaurant & Café

Visit Pochis for authentic South American selections including empanadas, arepas, aguapanela, soups, desserts and more. Hot and cold Colombian coffees and other drinks are also available. 44 Ionia Ave SW.

Portico

A mid-century modern dining space inside the Canopy by Hilton Hotel, Portico offers casual modern cuisine made with locally sourced ingredients. Open for breakfast and lunch. 131 Ionia Ave SW.

Rak Modern Thai & Cocktails

Celebrating the flavors and creativity of Thai cuisine, Rak Thai offers favorite modern dishes along with newly imagined appetizers, entrees and cocktails. Inside the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

San Chez Bistro

A downtown fixture since 1990, San Chez presents a blend of European, Mediterranean and Latin American cuisine (and drinks) in a laid-back, artful atmosphere. A brunch menu is available every day. 38 Fulton St W.

Scholar

Scholar revives classic early American dishes for a modern sensibility and serves them with first-class hospitality in a historic Heartside building. From bison meatballs and crab cakes to lamb T-bones and cedar plank salmon, the menu is both familiar and surprising. Wonderful classic cocktails, too, plus beer and wine. Saturday and Sunday brunch. 11 Ionia Ave SW.

Social House Kitchen & Bar

A casual pub-style restaurant, Social House offers New-American pub fare, Sunday brunch, happy-hour specials and a bustling seasonal patio. Open late Thursday-Saturday. 25 Ottawa Ave SW Suite 100.

Squibb Coffee Bar

Known for crafting specialty, signature and made-to-order espresso, coffee and tea beverages, Squibb Coffee Bar also features vegan baked goods from local Rise Authentic Baking Co. Inside the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Stella’s Lounge

The home of giant stuffed burgers – including the namesake Stella Burger, which was christened America’s Best Burger by GQ Magazine – Stella’s offers elevated takes on bar food, with a number of vegan/vegetarian options. Retro arcade games and 250+ whiskeys add to the fun. 53 Commerce Ave SW.

Sushi Market

Sushi Market at the Grand Rapids Downtown Market serves a mix of fresh sushi classics and enduring favorites Order made-on-site sushi, maki rolls, sashimi and seaweed salad while sitting at the sushi bar. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Tacos El Cunado

The Grand Rapids Downtown Market location of local (and much-loved) chain Tacos El Cunado showcases authentic Mexican street food, including tacos, burritos, tortas, and quesadillas. Also offers Mexican Coke and jarritos, fresh-made guacamole and a self-serve salsa bar. 35 Ionia Ave SW.

Tin Can Bar

Cans are king at the Tin Can Bar, which offers everything from mass-market domestic and imported beers to craft brews and ciders from around the state. Try a frozen pudding shot or a Faygo Bomb made with Detroit’s beloved Faygo soda. Drink prices range from $2.50-$5.50. Pizza, sandwiches and other bar fare, too. 206 Cesar E. Chavez Ave SW.

Two Beards Deli

A sandwich lover’s dream, Two Beards Deli offers 100 choices ranging from a classic Reuben to vegan paninis, as well as salads and soups. 38 Commerce Ave SW.

Also in Heartside: Buffalo Wild Wings, Poke Poke, Starbucks Pick Up and Subway

Bold Cigar Bar & Lounge

Premium cigars meet premium cocktails in the upscale-but-comfy Bold Cigar Bar & Lounge. Owners Al and his wife Caitlin (Kate) and their staff are happy to advise patrons on cigar selections and cigar-and-cocktail pairings. 144 Fulton St E.

The Back Forty Saloon

Shuffle, shimmy and slide your night away at The BackForty Saloon, which hosts live and local country bands plus some of the area's top country DJs on Friday and Saturday nights. 48 Fulton St W. 

Grand Rapids Ballet

Michigan’s only professional ballet company, Grand Rapids Ballet performs select shows at Peter Martin Wege Theatre in Heartside, in a complex that also houses its dance school and offices. 341 Ellsworth Ave SW.

The Intersection

Ranked among America’s top 50 music venues, The Intersection has four separate stages under one roof – which allows it to host an eclectic mix of established and up-and-coming performers. There are not just multiple shows a week, there are often multiple shows a day. 133 Cesar E. Chavez Ave SW.

Midtown

With 200 seats arranged in a semi-circle around a stage elevated just one foot off the ground, Midtown creates an intimate connection between artists and audiences. You’ll feel like you’re in an underground jazz club, though the musical performers span all genres – and many comedians stop by, too. Midtown’s Listening Lawn summer concert series takes place in the Piazza at Studio Park. 

The Pyramid Scheme

A standing-room venue that accommodates 400+ patrons, The Pyramid Scheme is a great place to catch acts that just played in Detroit or Chicago and are looking for an extra gig. You can enjoy a more intimate show from a band that usually plays larger venues. Also features a pinball arcade with 20+ machines. 68 Commerce Ave SW.

Rumors Night Club

Serving the LBGTQ+ community and allies for more than 20 years, Rumors features DJs, a dance floor, drag shows, karaoke and theme nights in addition to bar service. It closed for renovations in October 2024 and is expected to reopen by New Year’s Eve. 67 Division Ave S.

Skelletones

Skelletones is an all-ages live music venue that endeavors to create a safe gathering, listening and dancing space for fans of punk, hardcore, emo ska and other underground genres. No alcohol. 133 Division Ave S.

Studio Park Piazza

The Piazza at Studio Park is designed as a public gathering spot to bring a bit of the outdoors to the center of downtown. It hosts movie nights, a summer concert series and other special events. 123 Ionia Ave SW.

Van Andel Arena

Van Andel Arena is West Michigan’s premier entertainment destination, hosting numerous concerts, family shows and sporting events each year, including the Grand Rapids Gold basketball team, Grand Rapids Griffins hockey team and Grand Rapids Rise female volleyball team. With seating for 12,000+, it’s Michigan’s fourth largest venue and it’s been recognized as America’s highest-grossing mid-size venue and the #1 place to watch a minor league hockey game. It has also been nominated for Venue of the Year by the Academy of Country Music Awards (ACM) Awards. 130 Fulton St W.

Clothing & Accessories

Premier focuses on skateboard-inspired apparel, including jeans, shirts and sneakers, plus skateboard equipment. 10 Weston St SE.

Antiques

Century Antiques boasts “West Michigan’s largest collection of antiques under one roof,” including vintage toys, jewelry, glassware, figurines, clothing, paintings, books and more. 445 Century Ave SW. 

Lost & Found - Treasures of Old and New offers two floors and multiple rooms stocked with carefully curated and smartly themed merchandise, including mid-century modern furniture. 445 Century Ave SW. 

Warehouse One Antiques & Collectibles fills 25,000 sq. ft. of space with a tremendous variety of merchandise from 100 or so antique dealers.  445 Century Ave SW. 

Hobbies & Special Interests

The 12^th House is a queer-owned gift shop carrying pride merchandise, candles, incense, crystals, jewelry, locally handmade art and more. 8 Jefferson Ave SE.

Devil May Duel is a trading card store featuring Pokemon, Magic, Yugi-Oh, Lorcana and many more games. 131 Division Ave S.

Tone Chasers Music specializes in buying, selling, trading, consigning and repairing high-quality vintage, rare and collectible guitars and other gear. 121 Division Ave S.

Vertigo Music is home to more than 25,000 new LPs, around 10,000 used records of all genres and styles, CDs, cassettes, DVDs, books and more. 129 Division Ave S.

Food & Drink

Aperitivo carries imported and domestic cheese, charcuterie, wine, beer and cider in the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Carvers is an artisan butcher and meat market offering premium cuts and prepared meats along with expert preparation advice. In the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Chewie Bitez at the Grand Rapids Downtown Market offers a selection of specialty candies, salty snacks, instant noodles, canned drinks and fun merchandise in addition to its food-and-drink menu. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Dorothy & Tony’s Gourmet Popcorn offers a variety of popcorn varieties and flavors plus Michigan-sourced nuts, candies, chocolates, snacks and  kitchen accessories. In the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Field & Fire sells fresh-baked artisan breads, specialty breads and pastries in the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Fish Lads in the Grand Rapids Downtown Market is a full-service retail fish market sourcing from fresh seafood from around the region and around the world. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Gaby’s Gourmandise offers galettes, cakes, tartes, crepes, cookies and a variety of other classic French pastries in the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Grand Vin carries everything from $12 bottles of wine that pair well with a Monday night pizza to treasured collectibles that retail for $400–$500. 15 Ionia Ave SW Suite 120.

High Tide Soda boasts a selection of 500+ craft sodas plus home bar essentials like olives, bitters, tonics, mixes and simple syrups. In the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Insomnia Cookies is the Heartside location of a bakery chain known for warm cookies, ice cream and late-night deliveries. 44 Ionia Ave SW.

Love’s Ice Cream & Chocolate sells to-go pints of its ice cream, dairy-free gelato and low net carb gelato creations as well as an array of fine chocolate confections. In the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Mosby’s Popcorn offers dozens of flavors of gourmet popcorn, all popped fresh with no preservatives added and topped with ingredients sourced from as close to home as possible. 15 Ionia Ave SW Suite 100.

Old World Olive Oil Co. in the Grand Rapids Downtown Market carries more than 50 flavors and varieties of specialty oils and balsamic vinegars. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Spice Merchants offers an extensive variety of spices, seasonings, teas, hot sauces, artisan bitters, cocktail mixers, soup and dip mixes and more. In the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. 435 Ionia Ave SW.

Jewelry

Craft-Revival Jewelers is a family-owned jewelry shop providing custom-designed engagement rings, wedding bands and more. 16 Ionia Ave SW Ste 2.

Secondhand & Thrift Stores

The August Connection constantly replenishes its collection of vintage clothing and accessories for all ages and sizes. 325 Division Ave S.

Decaydence Vintage offers a curated mix of gently used clothing, furniture, toys, home décor and more, focused on items dating from the 1950s through Y2K. 71 Division Ave S.

Grammotones focuses on the fashion element of music with upcycled and vintage clothing alongside new designs from local artists. 120 Division Ave S #125.

Khloe Mae Bridal specializes in new and gently used bridal, prom and formal dresses. 319 Division Ave S.

OTONO presents an ever-changing inventory of clothing, home décor, jewelry and more. 25 Division Ave S Ste 100.

Rewind offers a wide array of vintage clothing and collectibles, from tees and sports jerseys to trading cards and model kits. 17 Division Ave S.

Second Vibess mixes vintage clothing with upcycled pieces personally refashioned by the store owners. 13 Division Ave S.

Zabház stocks a curated selection of vintage clothing and home goods. 139 Division Ave S.

Canopy by Hilton Grand Rapids Downtown

Located in the Studio Park complex along with restaurants, shops, a cinema and music venue, the Canopy by Hilton puts you in the midst of Heartside happenings. Amenities include an on-site restaurant, fitness center, meeting rooms, rooftop bar and more. 131 Ionia Ave SW.

Twelve additional downtown hotels are just a short walk or free bus ride away.

3^rd Thursdays

Presented by Avenue for the Arts, 3^rd Thursdays is a showcase of locally owned art galleries, retail spaces, restaurants and cultural institutions along the free DASH bus route throughout Heartside and other downtown neighborhoods. Each month, 25+ participating venues host special 3rd Thursday-only art exhibitions, special events and sales.

Irish on Ionia

Irish on Ionia is Michigan’s largest St. Patrick’s Day street party, taking place annually across three blocks of Ionia Ave. The festival features two stage of live entertainment plus Irish-inspired and local food trucks, Irish beer, green beer, local craft beer, canned cocktails and zero-proof beverages under heated tents.

Event Venues

Planning your own wedding, corporate gathering or other event? Check out The Harris Building (111 Division Ave S), The High Five GR (19 La Grave Ave SE), The Rutledge (120 Ionia Ave SW Ste 101) and Venue St. George (336 La Grave Ave) for unique spaces filled with character and elegance.