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The Aging Hipster loves to hate the holidays. The chilly weather makes their arthritic hands ache as they type away at their latest op-ed piece. But staying indoors creates the perfect scene for endless cups of coffee while reading a new biography about their favorite late-’80s indie band.
Upon Closer Listening: Intimate new music venue Listening Room offers completely new experience
Written by Eric Mitts | Monday, 28 October 2019 12:14 |Up until now, Grand Rapids’ growing and thriving music scene hasn’t offered music lovers a place where close, careful listening takes center stage.
‘Boredom is For Boring People’: Third Eye Blind spills on how the band has stayed strong through 11 album cycles
Written by Michaela Stock | Monday, 28 October 2019 12:11 |If you’re just hearing about rock band Third Eye Blind, buckle up — they’ve had quite the ride.
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Michigan Radio Launches New Podcast: ‘Same Same Different,’ hosted by Bryce Huffman, explores identity
Written by Sponsored Content | Monday, 28 October 2019 12:01 |When your buddies tell you “we like you because you’re not like most black people,” should you throw down or lay low? How do you support your transgender kid when their own sibling thinks transgender is a misguided choice? What makes someone an “other,” anyway?
West Michigan Biz Beat: A Roundup of Openings, Closings and Other Local Business News, November 2019
Written by Josh Veal | Monday, 28 October 2019 11:58 |A Roundup of Openings, Closings and other Local Business News
Here are our best bets for November 2019
Casual Classical: West Michigan Symphony's 'Beethoven & Blue Jeans' is as accessible as it gets
Written by Marla R. Miller | Monday, 28 October 2019 11:04 |When pianist Charlie Albright isn’t on a stage performing, his go-to attire is blue jeans. He also enjoys taking the stuffiness out of classical music, so signing on for West Michigan Symphony’s Beethoven & Blue Jeans concert was a perfect fit.
Musical Oasis: Why New York musicians love St. Cecilia Music Center
Written by John Kissane | Monday, 28 October 2019 10:52 |“Chicken wings and beer,” Wu Han said. “I remember it vividly.”
Head Toward the Light: Saugatuck Center for the Arts welcomes viewer participation with ‘Luminescence’
Written by Megan Sarnacki | Monday, 28 October 2019 10:32 |Most exhibitions enforce a strict NO TOUCHING policy. Saugatuck Center for the Arts is challenging the idea with Luminescence, an interactive installation that encourages viewers to become active participants.
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