Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park
Grand Rapids Symphony 
John Ball Zoo Attractions— Discover the natural beauty of Michigan by staying in one of the state’s grandest cities. Grand Rapids is big enough to have it all – museums, a world-class botanical garden, plays, art galleries, and more. It’s also just the right size to allow for outdoor getaways to the beach, the countryside, orchards, skiing and parks. Bike along the Grand River and the many trails, see covered bridges, and experience Pure Michigan in one grand setting – Grand Rapids. News from Rapid Growth Grand Haven's Loutit Library readies for $11M renovationFebruary 20, 2008 The library at 407 Columbus will nearly double in size with an $11.4 million renovation that includes a 21,000-square-foot addition. Library Director Sandie Knes says the revamped building will open the door for library patrons to use their library in new, exciting ways.  Gilmore Waterfront Park plan taking shape in East Grand RapidsJanuary 16, 2008 The park will occupy wetlands and woods on the Reeds Lake shoreline from Lakeside Drive northeast along both sides of Reeds Lake Boulevard. $1.6M renovation of Heartside's Ladies Literary Club building well underwayJanuary 9, 2008 By: Deborah Johnson Wood The $1.6 million renovation of the 121-year-old Ladies Literary Club at 61 Sheldon SE, Grand Rapids, is far from completed. But that hasn't stopped the owner, Calvin College, from hosting concerts and other events in the historic auditorium. One of those events is Calvin's renowned January Series, which runs through January 23. The Ladies Literary Club is one of 12 new venues around the country hosting live web casts of the January Series—a technological event that Series organizers added this year.  Finding FoundersDecember 12, 2007 Bringing dying urban neighborhoods back to life requires a convergence of creative people, smart policies, and plenty of money. A good brewery doesn't hurt either. RG TV: Book it DowntownNovember 7, 2007 After years of lobbying by downtown residents and leaders, Schuler Books recently opened a storefront on Fountain Street in the heart of Center City. Vlogger Andy Dragt takes you inside. |
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