Submitted 06-26-2018 under NONPROFITS
Attentive to the food concerns of the senior population in Grand Rapids, Meals on Wheels demonstrates that the most effective approaches to tackling broad needs are often focused on the specific.
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UICA is proud to welcome the newest member of our team, Exhibitions Curator, Juana Williams. Williams comes to us from Detroit, MI, where she most recently worked as Assistant to the Chair at Wayne State University Department of Art and Art History.
The permaculture perspective that informs Urban Roots, a community farm and education center, allows it to be rooted deeply and reaching broadly.
Kids at the Market will engage kids through crafts, science experiments, animals, fitness and more.
Submitted 06-26-2018 under PLACE-MATTERS
On Saturday, July 7, families from all over the Greater Grand Rapids area are invited to Garfield Park to celebrate with the Burton Heights neighborhood. The event will begin at 12 noon in the park and will run to 8 p.m. There will be food, games, activities, and music, all free of charge.
Submitted 06-25-2018 under OPINION
Richard J. asks, What does it mean when theologians say, we are made in the image of God? Does it mean we look like God?
Submitted 06-22-2018 under NONPROFITS
Summer is officially here and we are excited for all the beautiful summer fruits and veggies that are hitting the stands! We are starting to see locally grown beans, peas, broccoli, summer squash, raspberries, spring onions, cucumbers, and more!
Submitted 06-21-2018 under NEWS
ArtPrize announced this afternoon the celebration will switch to every other year after ArtPrize 10 takes place this fall.
On Wednesday June 20, 2018 protestors gathered, demanding that Bethany end their federal contract with the Office of Refugees until ICE stops separating families.
Submitted 06-20-2018 under NEWS
Free festival offers live music along with food, drinks, and a chance to learn more about stewardship of the Michigan's waters and environment.