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Gilda’s LaughFest, a ten-day festival celebrating laughter for the health of it, announced it will hold its third year of events March 7-17, 2013. Details of the 2013 events, schedule and talent lineup will be released later this fall.

Art Van Elslander invites you to celebrate The Art of Style with Cindy Crawford on Wednesday, September 12 at 6 p.m. at Art Van Furniture, 4375 28th Street.

Executive chef Shelly Rash will spice up the Holland Farmers Market weekly Chef Series on Saturday, August 25. He’ll demonstrate an array of salsas—raw, cooked, and fruit—using fresh ingredients from the market.
 
Rash, originally from Chicago, is currently the executive chef at CityVu Bistro of downtown Holland. He began his career with a degree in culinary arts from the prestigious Johnson and Wales University in Providence, Rhode Island. Before working in Holland, Rash worked in restaurants around the country, including Trio of Chicago.

Rash enjoys being a part of the Holland community, especially the Holland Farmers Market, as a way of bridging the gap of “difficult cooking,” and showing how easy it is to make healthy, delicious food in your own kitchen.

“My goal every year is to demonstrate how easy it can be for amateur cooks to impress friends or family with wonderful dishes,” said Rash.

Join WISE at 5/3 Ballpark August 15 (on a non-game night) to hear Amy Proos, CEO of Proos Manufacturing, share the tactics and tools she employed to turn the tide on a losing streak that was eroding her family-owned business. Amy will show us how to swing for the fences with our own businesses—a critical first step toward knocking it out of the ballpark! Whitecaps staff will be on-hand to offer sneak peak tours of the stadium and facilities. Registration is $25 and can be found at www.wiseconnections.org.

Fork Fest is one of Local First's most popular events of the year. Join the organization in the beautiful setting of the Romence Gardens greenhouse on Thursday, October 18 from 5-9 p.m. to experience the best local food West Michigan has to offer. Try everything from produce fresh from Local First member farms to delicacies from the finest restaurants to the best beverages from the region's amazing wineries and breweries–all to the tune of laid back local music. Come for this delicious festival of sights, sounds, smells, and most importantly, tastes.

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