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The Vivacious Miss Audacious and Mr. Paw at home on the West Side
The Vivacious Miss Audacious and Mr. Paw at home on the West Side - Brian Kelly

Nightlife Features

Catching Your Breath Because Here We Go (Again)

You'd think that there would be a lull in activity in the first weeks of November, but G-Sync’s Tommy Allen says it's really  the calm before the storm. Find out why. read on…

G-Sync - That (formerly) Human Touch

I would kick Santa to the curb and say that the true community-building holiday celebration that trumps them all is Halloween – a time where our creativity can really shine without the aid of electricity, red velvet and popcorn garland.read on…

Art in the Ear of the Beholder

Scott Naylor deals in "purposeful art," where a creation can incorporate sound and lighting as well as sculpture for use by companies, bars, restaurants or even someone's own entertainment center. Get an earful about Loud Art Design. read on…

Pick Your Fave Businesses

Cast your ballots online for your favorite corporate citizens that you think add to the quality of life in their locales. Using our handy widget, you can vote for neighborhood businesses both large and small as your candidates to receive People's Choice awards in 13 categories. read on…

Fall in a Glass

All aboard this year's ride through fall weather, when thoughts turn to hot donuts and fresh squeezed cider for the kids and its fermented cousin-with-a-kick, hard cider, for the adults. Paul Vander Heide has carved out a niche for crafted hard ciders, following the lead of locally made beers and wines. read on…

On the Runway, Ready for Takeoff

One boutique is a find, but several boutiques collaborating on a fashion show is a feast for local trendsetters. Fashionista Angie Austin and her compadres want to bring a bit of New York to Grand Rapids this month.read on…

Serving Up Some Food Blogs

Even though its the second largest population center in Michigan, metro Grand Rapids is surrounding by farms that grow everything from blueberries to turkeys. So it only stands to reason that the city folk would blog about what the country folk do. read on…

A Night of Noshing

Pack 300 designers and artistic types into a building for three hours, and the result is nothing short of Nosh Night, a cross-pollination of the artistic disciplines that creates a sum greater than its parts.read on…

Be His Guest

Paul Stansbie thinks the Grand Rapids metro area is more than holding its own when it comes to hosting visitors: it's taking on larger cities in the hospitality industryread on…

RGTV: Projection Initiative

If a fledgling group of local artists have their way, downtown Grand Rapids could become a new type of canvas. Check out Brian Kelly's Projection Initiative. read on…