West Michigan's Arts & Entertainment Guide
From Last to First: The New Kingpin of Comedy
Written by Eric Mitts | Monday, 19 December 2022 12:33 |Humble even in victory, local comedian Seth Lee had to preface his win at this year’s “Kingpin of Comedy” competition by saying that it came as a complete surprise; and while he feels great, he felt bad knowing that there were many others in the competition who work harder than him.
It’s only fitting that the first full year “past” the pandemic found Ionia native, turned international bluegrass superstar Billy Strings returning to West Michigan for a triumphant sold-out show at Kalamazoo’s Wings Event Center this fall.
Review: Barn Theatre's Christmas Cabaret Overflows with Charm and Cheer
Written by Marin Heinritz | Monday, 12 December 2022 16:42 |Most of us enjoy time-honored holiday traditions, and for many of us, it simply isn’t Christmas until The Barn Theatre School welcomes us to their annual Christmas Cabaret.
In 2022, arts organizations are ready and raring to go, with incredible lineups of concerts, symphonies, dance performances, art exhibitions, musicals, plays and more.
During this year’s recent ArtPrize festivities, visitors to the city may have noticed one additional venue added to their regular walking route: ArtRat Gallery.
Uh oh! It’s December, and you still haven’t bought any gifts. That's okay.
A round-up of the biggest openings, closings, and other changes for local businesses over the past year.
Events, happenings and goings-on for the month of November, all over West Michigan!
Black Napkin: Full of Flavor and Funky Infusions
Written by Zachary Avery | Monday, 05 December 2022 11:00 |After nearly five years of operating their frozen popsicle business, Any Colour You Want, co-founders Korin Hollinshead and Jason Richardson have made the move to Fulton with the recently opened takeout joint, Black Napkin.
Connie Han always knew she would be a musician. “There was no debate about it,” Han told Revue.
