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Internationally Acclaimed Latinx Musician Gina Chavez Comes to East Lansing
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band Brings Unique Blend of Blues Rock to Midland
Conjunction Junction, What’s Your Function? Schoolhouse Rock LIVE is COming to Flint!
Gov. Whitmer Announces Funding to Support Michigan Arts, Museums, & Theatres
Governor Gretchen Whitmer today announced a new round of funding grants awarded to 10 Michigan arts and cultural organizations to continue supporting local communities and economies across the state. As part of a nationwide effort to support arts and artists in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the National Endowment for the Arts is awarding a total of $1.35 million to the state of Michigan.
Kalamazoo Civic Makes for a Cozy Evening Out!
Cultural Advocacy Network of Michigan Works to Elevate Stories of Arts & Culture in Fresh Coast State
Did you know that in Michigan, the arts and cultural sector represents 2.9% of the State’s GDP, contributed $15.3 billion to the state’s economy in 2019 and creates 122,288 jobs for Michiganders? These are facts (provided by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis), they illustrate why arts and culture matters, and represent a much bigger story about the influence that the sector has on the daily lives of people in the Fresh Coast State.
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s CATS Has Arrived in East Lansing for the Week!
Damien Sneed Brings New Generation of Black Voices Together for Performance Honoring MLK Day
Play an Artistic Game of Mini-Golf at this Michigan Art Museum!
Lansing Art Gallery Seeks Student Arts for Two Opportunities!
Midland Center for the Arts Receives Grant for Museum Designs Following Devastating Floods
Historical Society of Michigan Moves Annual Conference to a Virtual Format
Wharton Center to Require Proof of Vaccination or Negative COVID-19 Test
15-Day Award-Winning Lecture Series Comes to Ludington!
Concerts Under the Stars Kicks Off This Month in Grand Rapids
Michigan Traditional Arts Program Seeks Apprenticeship Applicants and Heritage Award Nominees
Uncover the History Behind this Michigan Town that Celebrates Christmas 365 Days a Year
For many people, the sounds of “Christmas Time Is Here” from the 1965 television special A Charlie Brown Christmas, is a welcomed holiday classic to be playing overhead in your local department store. But, in a little town in Mid-Michigan, the phrase doesn’t exactly ring true as they celebrate the joys of the holiday season 365 days a year.
Six Michigan Artists Reflect on the Pandemic and Edenville Dam Flood in New Exhibit
Support the Renovation of the Iconic 1928 Spillman Carousel at the Grand rapids PUblic Museum
