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Missing live music and going to the movies? You're far from alone. Now, following four months of a nationwide blackout of movies and live music, Studio C has announced two new programs. Sunset Cinema and Listening Lawn will take place outdoors, on the piazza at Studio Park in Downtown Grand Rapids.

Approximately 60 years ago, George Segal embraced a new working process that catapulted him to become one of the most recognized 20th-century sculptors.

The 15th annual Couture for a Cure event puts guests right next to the runway on Thursday, October 8, at Van Andel Institute.

The City of Grand Rapids—in partnership with dozens of local businesses and organizations—has announced a youth employment program aimed at providing jobs for 1,000 young people.

Many well-loved events have been canceled or postponed this summer due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Taste of Muskegon is instead changing its format for the festival's 14th year, to ensure the community can still enjoy delicious local eats.

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