The relationship between cannabis and alcohol is often portrayed as a sort of battle.
Believe it or not, there are plenty of people in West Michigan—yes, even in Grand Rapids, a.k.a. Beer City—who still haven’t found the beer for them.
Way before hybrid schedules or Zoom calls, Philadelphia indie-rock singer/songwriter/guitarist Kurt Vile had long become something of a master of working from home.
With the panic of the pandemic finally fading into the past, frights, freak-outs, and other festivities have returned in full force this Halloween season.
Grand Rapids Ballet has shown time and time again their versatility as a skillful company rooted in classical ballet that is ever willing to branch out and push the boundaries of ballet.
Released in 1982, the film Tootsie has crossed the border into middle age. If you’re lucky, middle age can be the best of times: a time when, having managed to gain some wisdom, you’ve learned what you want and are no longer concerned with what you don’t. If you’re unlucky, the wheels can fall off.
Too often, the year passes by without taking time to look back and reflect on what worked and what didn’t.
A new women’s clothing store captures the hearts of those who yearn to move about the world through fashion.
Since 1988, Broadway Grand Rapids has brought to town touring productions of the biggest, most impactful shows, from stunning new productions of classics like The King And I to shows as fresh as Hamilton; each season, a wealth of artistry and entertainment is lavished onstage.
Often described as the “Off-Broadway of Grand Rapids,” local drama group Actors’ Theatre has been a fixture of the city’s community theater scene for 40 years now.