West Michigan's Arts & Entertainment Guide
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Top 5 Albums of 2021
Filled with false starts and new beginnings, misinformation and revelations, 2021 failed to live up to its lofty promise of a return to “normal.” Instead, a newfound cultural obsession with the surrealism of both the multiverse and the Meta-verse foreshadowed a potential dystopian future filled with Deep Fakes and even more socially-distanced human connection. Read More
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Bobcat Bonnie's: The Cat's Meow
Despite being an Eastside institution, Bobcat Bonnie’s was born and raised in West Michigan.
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Jumping for Joy: West Michigan's Trampoline Parks
Trampoline technology has come a long way.
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The Itinerary: Jan. 19-25
Winter is here to stay and that's fine by us.
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Bachelorette Parties in West Michigan
All right, you’ve been holding off on having the big day for one year (maybe more), but it’s 2022 and there’s nothing stopping you now. And with a wedding comes bachelor and bachelorette parties!
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Arts
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January 2022 Arts Calendar
In 2022, arts organizations are ready and raring to go, with incredible lineups of concerts, symphonies, dance performances, art exhibitions, musicals, plays and more.
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Welcoming the World to the Gardens
Among West Michigan’s most gleaming jewels is Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park, but you know that — word has gotten out. Years ago, its planners dreamed of someday drawing 200,000 visitors a year. In 2015, it drew over 780,000.
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Review: Enter a Hallmark Movie with Barn Theatre's Christmas Cabaret
This Christmas may feel different than years past, but it’s still the most wonderful time of the year at the Barn Theatre where it’s festive and joyful as all get out with the return of their Christmas Cabaret, a delightful performance to complete their marvelous 75th anniversary season.
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Goodbye Season Tickets, Hello Affordability & Flexibility
Are you a supporter of the performing arts but struggle with the affordability of season tickets? What about the dreaded commitment to purchasing tickets for performance dates months in advance?
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Food & Drink
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Bobcat Bonnie's: The Cat's Meow
Despite being an Eastside institution, Bobcat Bonnie’s was born and raised in West Michigan.
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Creston Brewery Returns
When Creston Brewery shut down in March of 2020, no one knew what would come next.
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K-ROK: Pump Up the Jam
Karaoke, nightlife, and Korean culture come to GR.
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Good Things in Small Packages
In September, GRBC opened the pours (forgive us) of its new mini-bar. It’s on Fulton, between Ionia and Van Andel Arena, and offers a limited food and drink menu.
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Music
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Circa Survive: Music Enduring Through Time
Experimental emo rock icons Circa Survive persevere through the pandemic.
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Ten Bands to Watch in 2022
There’s nothing normal about the so-called “return to normal.” And there’s definitely been nothing normal about the return of live music, which has suffered through fits and spurts, as endless, elusive variants and shifting public health policies have made it nearly impossible to resume concerts in any sort of confident, conventional fashion.
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Bootstrap Boys: Riding Into a New Day
They say you can never really start over again. But that sure doesn’t mean you have to stop learning and growing.
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Top 5 Albums of 2021
Filled with false starts and new beginnings, misinformation and revelations, 2021 failed to live up to its lofty promise of a return to “normal.”
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