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MusicRingo Deathstarr + TambourinaThe Pyramid Scheme8:00 PMMAY13MusicThe Messthetics W/ James Brandon LewisBell's Eccentric Cafe8:00 PM - MAY14MusicUriah Heep & Saxon: Hell, Fire & ChaosGLC Live at 20 Monroe6:30 PMMAY14Arts & TheatreRain - A Tribute to the BeatlesMiller Auditorium7:30 PM
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4 days ago · Water Pool-ooza on the Grand comes to Riverside Park June 1. Published on May 06, 2024. The City of Grand Rapids is thrilled to announce Water Pool-ooza on the Grand, a FREE community event aimed at engaging families and students in water conservation efforts while providing a day of fun-filled activities and education.
Grand Rapids was once known as America's Furniture Capital. Most recently it was named "Beer City USA" as it has 40+ breweries. It is a culturally rich city with many attractions like the Frederick Meijer Gardens, the Gerald Ford Presidential Museum, and the Grand Rapids Public Museum.
Receive admission into many cultural attractions around Grand Rapids as well as additional exclusive discounts with our $28.00 Culture Pass. Discover all the fun things Grand Rapids has to offer. Enjoy the festivals, museums, nightlife, and attractions like the zoo or meijer gardens.
Kent County. Grand Rapids. Things to Do in Grand Rapids, MI - Grand Rapids Attractions. Explore popular experiences. See what other travelers like to do, based on ratings and number of bookings. See All. Fun & Games (7) Self-guided Tours (7) Specialty Museums (3) Airport & Hotel Transfers (3) Special Offer (2) Parks (58) Breweries (13)
Mar 23, 2022 · Ranking of the top 15 things to do in Grand Rapids. Travelers favorites include #1 Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum, #2 Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park and more.
Dec 14, 2021 · 1. Grand Rapids Public Museum. Malgosia S / Shutterstock. The Grand Rapids Public Museum is among the top tourist attractions in the city for history buffs. It originally began as the Lyceum of Natural History in 1854, meant to showcase information on west Michigan through immersive, educational content.
History. Symbols of Grand Rapids. The Commission-Manager Plan. Appointed Officials. Tax Base. Economy. Utilities. Transportation. Education. Culture. Entertainment. Recreation and Sports. Curious about the history of the city: Where did the City begin? How old are we? When did we become a City? Get the quick facts about the place we call home.
