Downtown Market hosting free holiday events including Winter Wonderland and visits with Santa
Submitted 12-04-2018 under NONPROFITS
Visitors can pick out a freshly-cut Christmas tree and handmade wreath, visit Santa for photos and sharing Christmas lists, sip hot cocoa while shopping local for special gifts and more.
Attention all Potterheads, Yule Ball is back
Submitted 12-04-2018 under LOCAL LIFE
Once again, 20 Monroe Live is hosting the Harry Potter event of the year, the Yule Ball on Saturday, December 8, 2018.
Ethics and Religion Talk - Forgiving oneself
Submitted 12-03-2018 under OPINION
How do I forgive myself for the terrible things I’ve done?
The election is over, now what?
Submitted 12-02-2018 under NONPROFITS
The election may be over, but the work isn't. Even if you didn’t vote, you’re an important part of the collective work that happens next.
Catalyst Radio: Rapidian Recap Show looks to upcoming holiday fun
Submitted 11-30-2018 under NONPROFITS
This month's Rapidian Recap Show recaps news from our area nonprofits and community journalists while looking ahead to holiday fun around the corner.
In Season: November 30, 2018
Submitted 11-30-2018 under NONPROFITS
Do you still need a Christmas tree? Are you looking for some decorative garlands or wreaths to help make your home feeling festive for the Holiday? Well today's your day! We've got a few vendors today selling trees, wreaths, garland, and other festive decor!
Grand Rapids Symphony's Mary Tuuk ready to make her passion for music her profession as President
Submitted 11-27-2018 under NONPROFITS
The West Michigan business executive for Meijer and Fifth Third Bank will take the helm as President and CEO of the Grand Rapids Symphony in January
New collaboration to showcase local artists in holiday market
Submitted 11-27-2018 under NEWS
Thirteen artists will be featured in the coworking space at 342 Market SW on Sunday, December 2, 2018.
Local photographer showcases architecture of Grand Rapids neighborhoods at UICA
Submitted 11-27-2018 under NEWS
Grand Rapids photographer, Emily Najera, contributed her work with other Michigan artists in an exhibit at the Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts. Showcasing Michigan’s role in the artists inspiration, exploration, and creative development, Emily Najera’s series focuses on local architecture.