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Maryjo Lemanski, visual artist, had been thinking about what to do after the world opened up again; not only what she would do, but what the community would do.
The Urban Institute of Contemporary Art has found a new home downtown Grand Rapids, leaving behind its spacious 2 Fulton location for a charming and historic change. Though only a few blocks away on 17 Pearl Street, the new building will bring about massive shifts for the UICA.
The old saying that talk is cheap doesn’t really apply when it’s music that’s speaking to you. Just ask local musician Patty Pierzchala (aka Patty PerShayla).
The Smiling Acres Music Festival couldn’t have picked a better person to serve as the face of the festival for its first year than local musician Mark Lavengood.
The Itinerary: 4th of July in West Michigan
Written by Josh Veal and Revue Staff | Monday, 28 June 2021 11:52 |This weekend, it’s time to celebrate independence.
Summer and vaccines combined means more events than we’ve seen in over a year. Festivals, parking lot parties, art markets — it’s all here.
We’re in the final week of Spring, and the weather suits just right.
School’s out for summer!
Last year, the arts world spent most of the summer trying to figure out what to do next. In 2021, a majority of organizations are managing to make something work, whether it’s being done safely in-person or virtually, for now.
Humans have been smoking cannabis for millennia, but we’ve never had so many options.
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