A round-up of new businesses in West Michigan, along with closings, relocations and other changes for local businesses.
Our guide to events, goings-on and happenings all around West Michigan for the month of October.
In 2023, arts organizations are largely back on their feet and offering incredible seasons of art, conversations, fun and community involvement.
First started back in 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic, Grand Rapids indie-rock band Low Phase saw just how much the West Michigan music scene suffered during those difficult times.
It’s often said that suffering leads to great art, but the sheer amount of suffering that singer-songwriter Caitlin Cusack has endured in such a short span of time nearly surpasses what art can help anyone heal.
This fall, all around town (and some just a broom ride away) are spooky attractions to curdle your blood, raise your hair, and chill your spine. If you want to see something really scary, look no further than these activities that we’re just bats for.
The original 1974 musical Working is very much of its time. Based on celebrated Chicago radio journalist Studs Terkel’s oral history, it told the individual stories, in their own words, of working class Americans.
The "Funny Girl" Broadway tour, currently in production at DeVos Hall in Grand Rapids, has changed it all.
Aaron Bruno of AWOLNATION has furrowed a fresh, unmistakable approach to alternative-rock.
“Collective Rage: A Play in Five Betties” is so provocative we can’t put in print the play’s full title.