It’s April, time for spring flings, spring breaks, Arbor Day, Earth Day, and several egg-stra special events this Easter. And don’t forget art, music, theater, and crafts.
The park would be the Spring Lake's first to be universally accessible and available year round.
Whether you like history discussions, dressing in green and marching in a parade, getting together with your girlfriends, taking a quick dip in an icy lake, or something entirely different, you’ll find plenty of options for fun in this month’s calendar.
The library will celebrate with staff and the public Thursday, Feb. 20, with food, live music, balloon animals, princesses and more.
Graffiti artist turned muralist Chris Garcia unveils ‘Waves of Innovation,’ celebrating Holland’s creativity and spirit, at Lakeshore Advantage's Next Center.
The Muskegon Museum of Art will unveil a $15.4 million expansion, the Bennett-Schmidt Pavilion, that doubles the museum’s size and redefines its role as a national arts destination.
The Great Asian Noodle Cookoff will showcase diverse Asian cuisines and cultural performances, and support local and international Rotary initiatives.
The West Michigan Symphony marks its 85th anniversary of blending tradition and innovation to enrich Muskegon with world-class performances and community engagement.
Former Holland City Manager Terry Hoffmeyer remembers The Warm Friend before it was The Warm Friend.
Virtue Cider founder Gregory Hall reacquired the Fennville brand, blending old-world techniques with local heritage to craft sustainable, creative ciders.
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