Grand Rapids Symphony celebrates Dr. Seuss’s birthday with children’s performance
The Grand Rapids Symphony will perform the classic “Green Eggs and Ham” in a fun children’s style operetta this Saturday.
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Four local residents celebrate the wisdom of Dr. Seuss in Civic Theatre production
Three Wyoming residents and one from Kentwood bring the stories of Dr. Seuss to life this month in Grand Rapids Civic Theatre’s production of “Seussical the Musical.”
March is Reading Month: The Lying Game
Today’s March is Reading Month selection comes from Woodland Mall’s new marketing manager Alyson Presser.
March is Reading Month: Dinosaur Lady
Today’s March is Reading Month selection comes from Grand Rapids Public Museum Educator Amanda Tabata.
March is Reading Month: Leaders Eat Last
Today’s March is Reading Month selection comes WKTV community contributor TJ Norris.
March is Reading Month: Firekeeper’s Daughter
Today’s March is Reading Month selection comes from Grand Rapids Public Museum’s Educator Katie Bilby.
March is Reading Month: Little Bear
Today’s March is Reading Month selection is from WKTV Journal Managing Editor Joanne Bailey-Boorsma.
March is Reading Month: Taste for Truth
Today’s March is Reading Month selection comes from Apple Spice co-owner Nancy Jacobs.
March is Reading Month: The Hummingbird King
Today’s March is Reading Month selection is brought to us by Girl Scout Troop 8282, which is based in the City of Wyoming.
March is Reading Month: Toxic Charity and Women Who Run With the Wolves
Today’s March is Reading month selection comes from Guiding Light Development Director Starla McDermott.
March is Reading Month: Frenchman’s Creek and The Dot
Today’s March is Reading month selections form from forensic science technician and East Grand Rapids Mayor Katie Favale.
March is Reading Month: The Phantom Tollbooth
Today’s March is Reading Month selection is from East Grand Rapids Kilwins co-owner Rosalie Kaser.
March is Reading Month: Waggit Again
Today’s March is Reading Month selection comes from Girl Scout Troop 8312, based in the City of Wyoming.
March is Reading Month: Leadership and a pirate story
Today’s March is Reading Month selections come from Kentwood Mayor Stephen Kepley.
March is Reading Month: Real Life & Liars
Today’s March is Reading Month selection comes from Carolina Lowcountry Kitchen co-owner Brienne Ritzenhein-Postema who is recommending a Kentwood author.
March is Reading Month: Nina Simone’s Gum
Today’s book selection in celebration of March is Reading month comes from KDL’s Director of Engagement Randy Goble.
March is Reading Month: The Polar Express
Today’s book selection is from the owner of Jersey Junction. Can you guess what famous children’s book she picked?
March is Reading Month: How Do Dinosaurs…
Today’s March is Reading month book selection comes from Children’s Healing Center Program Manager Deb Winn.
March is Reading Month: The Alchemist
Today’s March is Reading month selection comes from Wyoming Kentwood Area Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Keith Morgan.
March is Reading Month: An Elderly Lady Is Up to No Good
Today’s book selection in celebration of March is Reading month comes from Wyoming and Kelloggsville Branch Manager Anjie Gleisner.
March is Reading Month: The Dictionary of Lost Words
Today’s March is Reading month selection comes from award-winning author and creative writing instructor D.A. Reed.
March is Reading Month: Sensible Shoes
Today’s March is Reading month selection comes from WKTV volunteer, educator and pastor Donna Kidner Smith.
March is Reading Month: Albert and the Whale
Today’s March is Reading month book selection comes from WKTV Managing Editor K.D. Norris.
March is Reading Month: The Word for World is Forest
Today’s book selection in celebration of March is Reading month comes from the Wyoming Tree Commission.
Snapshots: A few things to do this weekend
Visit the reindeer before they head out on their epic adventure or take a seat at one of the many outdoor dining areas provided by local restaurants.
Snapshots: Kentwood, Wyoming weekend tidbits you should know
No fiddling this weekend, unless you’re the Grand Rapids Symphony, which has fiddled with its fall ticket prices to offer a 30 percent discount. Both the Greek and the Danish festivals take place this week and finally, discover who released the first sound carton in color. (Hint, it was not Disney.)
Snapshots: Wyoming, Kentwood news you ought to know
Find out what Michigan city has locked up the oldest settlement in the midwest title along with saying good-bye to one of the area’s longest running markets.
Snapshots: Wyoming, Kentwood weekend news you want to know
Celebrate the good old days, see people who make a difference, and an opportunity to do some good. Now have some tea.
Some of the biggest stories of 2017 for Wyoming and Kentwood
The 2017 most shared stories show off a commitment to community and willingness to work together to get things done.
The Weekend Edition: Things to do Dec. 8 – 11
Among this weekend’s activities, Kentwood hosts its annual tree lighting ceremony and Wyoming has the Great Candy Cane Hunt along with the Flick’s holiday films and the Santa Train.
The 22nd — and FINAL — Annual Grand Awards to honor theater excellence Oct. 21st at Fountain Street Church
On Oct. 21st, the FINAL Grand Awards will fete the best of the best in the theatre community at Fountain Street Church.
