April things to do: Spring break fun, Earth Day celebrations, music, theater, movies, and more
April brings shopping, farm animals, spring break fun, dance, library events, theater, music, and several planet-friendly Earth Day activities.
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December things to do: Parades and presents, movies and music, shopping and Santa
West Michigan is in full holiday mode this December, with a singing Christmas tree, a festival of trees, a planetarium show, a fancy gala, holiday parades, glimpses of Christmases past, and New Year’s Eve celebrations.
All-terrain wheelchair loan program opens outdoors to more users
The GRIT wheelchair can go across all terrains standard wheelchairs can’t, and a West Michigan family who knows the constraints of conventional wheelchair use has created a program to allow the public borrow two of them.
November things to do: Skating, celebrating, film, beads, reads, and holiday kickoffs
The November calendar is chock full o’ stuff to do. There’s an exhibit-closing event, an annual gathering, a turkey trot, and several tree-lighting events throughout West Michigan.
Holland Mayor has unexpected visit with prime minister during Netherlands trip
Holland Mayor Nathan Bocks traveled to the Netherlands as part of a “friendship cultural connection” with the city of Assen, a mission of Holland’s International Relations Commission.
With activities accessible for all abilities, Harvest Festival returns
Since opening in 2010, Benjamin’s Hope has hosted an annual Harvest Festival that is accessible for people of all abilities. This year’s event returns Saturday, Sept. 30, from 3-6 p.m.
Feel the summer ‘zeel’ with the 2023 Soundz of Summer Concert Series at Lawrence Park
Zeeland's popular Soundz of Summer concert series begins this week with Funkle Jesse at the Lawrence Park Bowl amphitheater.
Disability Network West Michigan hosts inclusive Party in the Park on July 28
Disability Network West Michigan is making the Party in the Park on July 28 accessible in several ways, from having ASL interpreters to wheelchair-accessible seating.
Things to do in July: Fireworks and music, car shows, Fiesta and magic
Independence Day is celebrated across the country, and the Lakeshore is no exception. Fireworks will streak across the sky in many Lakeshore communities. July events also include LAUP’s Fiesta, theater, garden walks, and street performances.
December things to do: Parades and presents, movies and music, shopping and Santa
West Michigan is in full holiday mode this December, with a singing Christmas tree, a festival of trees, a planetarium show, a fancy gala, holiday parades, glimpses of Christmases past, and New Year’s Eve celebrations.
All-terrain wheelchair loan program opens outdoors to more users
The GRIT wheelchair can go across all terrains standard wheelchairs can’t, and a West Michigan family who knows the constraints of conventional wheelchair use has created a program to allow the public borrow two of them.
November things to do: Skating, celebrating, film, beads, reads, and holiday kickoffs
The November calendar is chock full o’ stuff to do. There’s an exhibit-closing event, an annual gathering, a turkey trot, and several tree-lighting events throughout West Michigan.
Holland Mayor has unexpected visit with prime minister during Netherlands trip
Holland Mayor Nathan Bocks traveled to the Netherlands as part of a “friendship cultural connection” with the city of Assen, a mission of Holland’s International Relations Commission.
With activities accessible for all abilities, Harvest Festival returns
Since opening in 2010, Benjamin’s Hope has hosted an annual Harvest Festival that is accessible for people of all abilities. This year’s event returns Saturday, Sept. 30, from 3-6 p.m.
Feel the summer ‘zeel’ with the 2023 Soundz of Summer Concert Series at Lawrence Park
Zeeland's popular Soundz of Summer concert series begins this week with Funkle Jesse at the Lawrence Park Bowl amphitheater.
Disability Network West Michigan hosts inclusive Party in the Park on July 28
Disability Network West Michigan is making the Party in the Park on July 28 accessible in several ways, from having ASL interpreters to wheelchair-accessible seating.
Things to do in July: Fireworks and music, car shows, Fiesta and magic
Independence Day is celebrated across the country, and the Lakeshore is no exception. Fireworks will streak across the sky in many Lakeshore communities. July events also include LAUP’s Fiesta, theater, garden walks, and street performances.
