As the weather finally turns to spring in Southwest Michigan and we look to spend more time outside and less in front of our screens, watching what otherwise would have been a live performance on the computer may be the last thing people thought of doing this weekend.

In 2021, a majority of organizations are managing to make something work, whether it’s being done safely in-person or still virtually, for now. 

Avenue for the Arts curates a new way to collect

Grand Rapids Symphony’s April performances delight the senses.

Unique art classes at the Franciscan Life Process Center

The world’s wild shifts and changes over the past year have required all of us to pivot and adapt, and the arts and the way we interact with them are no exception. Live performance, especially, has taken a hit, and with increased screen time in practically all areas of life, a mere shift from stage to screen for audiences hasn’t exactly cut it.

No doubt this past weekend’s 12th Regional Annual Dance Festival hosted by Wellspring Cori Terry & Dancers was a balm to the pandemic-weary dance lovers who opted in to the virtual event.

How Opera GR is going above and beyond staying afloat.

Pigeon Creek Shakespeare gets creative with its 2021 season.

SC4A's annual keyboard series goes virtual.