By ONN Staff on Mar 31, 2025

Community Calendar: April

Here are all the latest happenings for April.

Community Calendar Events

Tuesday, April 1

We hope you fail better: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Playful and thoughtful pieces are brought together by New York Times bestselling duo, Brad and Kristi Montague, for their debut exhibition, We hope you fail better, just in time for the release of their new book "Fail-A-Bration." Here, you'll see a colorful look at the journey of bringing an idea to life including struggles, disappointments, determination, joy, and celebration.

Butterflies Are Blooming: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. As the season changes, the Lena Meijer Tropical Conservatory comes alive with the return of Fred and Dorothy Fichter Butterflies Are Blooming. This highly anticipated event, the largest temporary tropical butterfly exhibition in the United States, showcases the stunning diversity and intricate beauty of butterflies and moths. Butterflies Are Blooming invites visitors to celebrate the unique spectacle of lepidopteran flight and the exquisite patterns of their wings in the lush environment of the Lena Meijer Tropical Conservatory. For rates, visit meijergardens.org/butterflies-are-blooming.

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of Art History Professor Dr. Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Salvador Dali: “Memories of Surrealism”: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Memories of Surrealism is a suite of 12 prints that Dali created in 1971 as a reflection on his long artistic career. The suite of prints was commissioned by Alex Rosenberg and published in New York by Transworld Art Corporation. French art critic Pierre Restany interviewed Dali about the prints and used the artist’s words to create an accompanying text for each image. Those accompanying texts are reproduced in the labels of this exhibition to convey the full Surrealistic effect of Dali’s art. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Felt Mansion Self-Guided Tours: 2-7 p.m. at The Felt Estate, 6597 138th Ave., Holland. Explore the restored 1904 Gibson Church, the 1917 Carriage House, as well as the 1928 mansion and grounds. Please park at the wooden pylons or white-chained grassy parking area, and enter the mansion through the front door (pillared entrance on the East side of the mansion) to pay your admission fee, and then explore all three buildings and the grounds at your leisure. Adults: $10; seniors (60+) $8; children 8+ $5; children 7 and under are free.

Wine and Canvas (Fading Lights): 6-8:30 p.m. at 4one2 Distillery, 739 S. Main St., Wayland. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

“I’m Still Here” (Film Series): 7-9:30 p.m. at Knickerbocker Theatre, Main Theatre, 86 E. Eighth St., Holland. “I’m Still Here,” nominated for three Academy Awards, runs March 31-April 5 and powerfully depicts the true story of Eunice Paiva and her family’s struggle during Brazil’s military dictatorship, focusing on her unwavering quest to uncover the truth about the forced disappearance of her husband, Rubens Paiva. The film portrays the family’s resilience amidst political oppression, highlighting Eunice’s relentless fight for justice and the emotional toll taken by the regime’s actions. The film, which is in Portuguese with English subtitles, is rated PG-13 and has a run-time of 136 minutes.

Broadway GR Presents: “A Beautiful Noise”: 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. The untold true story of a Brooklyn kid who became a chart-busting, show-stopping, award-winning American icon. Created in collaboration with Neil Diamond himself, “A Beautiful Noise” is the uplifting true story of how a kid from Brooklyn became a chart-busting, show-stopping American rock icon. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com.

Park Theatre Open Mic: 8-11:30 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. PTOM is a weekly celebration of self-expression and community at Holland's historic Park Theatre — every Tuesday. Music, comedy, poetry, dancing, and more. DM Park Theatre open mic to perform. Hosted by Jair Driesenga. Doors open at 7:30 p.m.; the show starts at 8 p.m. $5 cover. (18+ or accompanied by a guardian. PTOM is live and uncensored.)

Wednesday, April 2

Felt Mansion Self-Guided Tours: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at The Felt Estate, 6597 138th Ave., Holland. Explore the restored 1904 Gibson Church, the 1917 Carriage House, as well as the 1928 mansion and grounds. Please park at the wooden pylons or white-chained grassy parking area, and enter the mansion through the front door (pillared entrance on the east side of the mansion) to pay your admission fee, and then explore all three buildings and the grounds at your leisure. Adults: $10; seniors (60+) $8; children 8+ $5; children 7 and under are free.

Butterflies Are Blooming: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. As the season changes, the Lena Meijer Tropical Conservatory comes alive with the return of Fred and Dorothy Fichter Butterflies Are Blooming. This highly anticipated event, the largest temporary tropical butterfly exhibition in the United States, showcases the stunning diversity and intricate beauty of butterflies and moths. Butterflies Are Blooming invites visitors to celebrate the unique spectacle of lepidopteran flight and the exquisite patterns of their wings in the lush environment of the Lena Meijer Tropical Conservatory. For rates, visit meijergardens.org/butterflies-are-blooming.

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Salvador Dali: “Memories of Surrealism”: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Avenue, Holland. Memories of Surrealism is a suite of twelve prints that Dali created in 1971 as a reflection on his long artistic career. The suite of prints was commissioned by Alex Rosenberg and published in New York by Transworld Art Corporation. French art critic Pierre Restany interviewed Dali about the prints and used the artist’s words to create an accompanying text for each image. Those accompanying texts are reproduced in the labels of this exhibition to convey the full Surrealistic effect of Dali’s art. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Bingo Night: 6-8 p.m. at Sperry's Moviehouse, 84 W. Eighth St., Holland. Gather your friends and mark your calendars for Wine Bingo Wednesday. Join us for an evening packed with bingo thrills and fabulous prizes. From tickets and coupons to gift cards, popcorn, and scrumptious treats, there’s something for everyone. Enjoy a delightful selection of wines and tasty food options available for purchase throughout the night. Admission is free, with seating on a first-come, first-served basis. Don’t miss out on the fun — play to win while prizes last.

Grand Rapids Griffins: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Come out and cheer on the Griffins as they take on their next opponent. Tickets can be purchased at vanandelarena.com.

Thursday, April 3

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Slavery in Dutch New York and The Tools of Historical Research: 7-8:30 p.m. at 263 College Ave., Holland. Join Historian and Hope College alumni Michael Douma for a fascinating talk highlighting how the study of economics, demographics, and statistics has led to a radical re-examination of slavery in colonial New York. This lecture will explore how historical methods have uncovered the often-overlooked presence of Dutch-speaking slaves in the state, even into the early 19th century, and will answer key questions surrounding their fates — where did they go and why has their story been largely forgotten in the broader narrative of American slavery? This Tales From The Archives event is in partnership with the Zeeland Historical Society and Hope College’s History Department. Free.

King Trivia: 7-9 p.m. at Brewery 4 Two 4, 321 Douglas Ave., #120, Holland. Grab your team of up to six people or play yourself while you enjoy a craft pint of beer or cider made in house at Brewery 4 Two 4. Free to play, gift cards to winners and random teams.

Friday, April 4

We hope you fail better: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Playful and thoughtful pieces are brought together by New York Times bestselling duo Brad and Kristi Montague, for their debut exhibition, We hope you fail better, just in time for the release of their new book "Fail-A-Bration." Here, you'll see a colorful look at the journey of bringing an idea to life including struggles, disappointments, determination, joy, and celebration.

Knee-high Naturalists: 10-11:30 a.m. at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. Knee-high naturalists introduce the wonders of the natural world to young children. Crafts, activities, books, snacks, live animals, and outside exploration will be incorporated into their nature-based learning experience. Parents can drop off their 4- to 6-year-old or stay with the class. Parents or guardians are asked to attend with their 3-year-old to help with bathroom use and transitioning into a group learning environment. Suggested age range is 3-6 years old. Guardians drop children off or stay with the class. Registration is required. Register and pay for attending children only (except infants). Fee: $10 per child, $5 for members.

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

First Friday at HAAC featuring Diane Van Deurzen and Lisa Otey: 6-8 p.m. at Holland Area Arts Council, 150 E. Eighth St., Holland. Musical performance by international touring artists. Diane Van Deurzen and Lisa Otey are a dynamic duo, a perfect blend of hot jazz, sultry blues and classic feel-good music. They take their act to festivals, clubs and theatres around the world and are known for creating a fun, high-energy atmosphere with their beautiful harmonies and joyful interactions with the audience. $10 or free for students and Annual Arts Council members.

Wine and Canvas (Festive Llama): 6-8:30 p.m. at Wine and Canvas, 2675 E. Paris Ave. SE, Ste. E, Grand Rapids. Join us at our studio for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids. Open to all ages.

Andrew Collins Trio: 7 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Andrew Collins Trio stands at the heart of Canada’s acoustic/roots music scene, shaping it with his genre-blending mastery on mandolin, fiddle, guitar, and more. With five JUNO nominations and seven Canadian Folk Music Awards, Collins and his Trio — featuring Adam Shier on guitar/mandolin and James McEleney on bass/vocals — deliver a captivating fusion of folk, jazz, bluegrass, and beyond. Grab your tickets at sc4a.org/event/andrew-collins-trio.

Andrew Collins Trio: 7-9:30 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Andrew Collins Trio stands at the heart of Canada’s acoustic/roots music scene, shaping it with his genre-blending mastery on mandolin, fiddle, guitar, and more. With five JUNO nominations and seven Canadian Folk Music Awards, Collins and his Trio — featuring Adam Shier on guitar/mandolin and James McEleney on bass/vocals — deliver a captivating fusion of folk, jazz, bluegrass, and beyond. $45+. saugatuck.com/event/andrew-collins-trio.

Public Star Gazing: 8-10 p.m. at Hemlock Crossing, 8115 W. Olive Road, West Olive. The observatory is open from 8-11 p.m. (weather and clear sky permitting). There are no entry fees. Please be aware that the park gate closes automatically at 10 p.m. sharp, therefore, visitors must arrive beforehand to enter the park. Visible night sky objects: planets, the Moon, deep sky objects like galaxies, star clusters and planetary nebulae.

Live Music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. Rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Live Music: 9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Live music weekly, every Friday and Saturday.

Saturday, April 5

Holland Farmers Market: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at Holland Civic Center Place, 150 W. Eighth St., Holland. The Holland Farmers Market is located at the Eighth Street Market Place in downtown Holland and is home to over 75 vendors throughout the season. Local farmers offer freshly picked fruits and vegetables of every variety, beautiful bouquets of flowers and plants for home and garden. A wide variety of baked goods (including breads, pies and cookies), all-natural honey and maple syrup and farm fresh cheese, eggs, and meats are also available, in addition to sweet treats, gourmet specialty foods and much, much more.

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Live Birds of Prey Raptor Madness Final Four: 11 a.m.-noon at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. Come one, come all to our Birds of Prey Final Four. We will be highlighting the winners and losers of our Raptor Madness at this live bird show. No need to have filled out brackets last month to enjoy this event. Suggested age range: 6-99 years old. Guardians stay with the class. Registration is not required, but appreciated. Fee: $6 per person, 20% discount for members.

Cookies and Canvas (Paint your Squishy 12-inch Wood Design): 11 a.m.-noon at Wine and Canvas, 2675 E. Paris Ave. SE, Ste. E, Grand Rapids. Cookies and Canvas are kid and teen-inspired classes recommended for ages 5 and up. Parents are welcome to register themselves to paint with their children or just come along to hang out. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket price includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 12-inch wood design, take-home painting. Open to all ages. $25. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Netherlands “Klok” Runs at Noon: Noon at Holland Museum, 31 W. 10th St., Holland. See the wonderful moving parts of the Netherlands “Klok” from the 1939 World’s Fair. The Klok runs on the first Saturday of every month at noon for one minute. Enjoy Holland's heritage at three museum sites, the Holland Museum and two newly restored house museums; the Cappon House and Settlers House. Elegant second-floor galleries now house the museum's extensive Dutch collection of fine and decorative arts. On exhibit are 56 17th- to 20th-century Dutch paintings and more than 170 other cultural objects, from fine furniture, Delftware and silver to original Dutch costumes. Follow the story of our settlement in 1847 as it shows the development as a city of diverse people. All three sites are listed on the National Register of Historic places.

Broadway GR Presents: “A Beautiful Noise”: 2 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. The untold true story of a Brooklyn kid who became a chart-busting, show-stopping, award-winning American icon. Created in collaboration with Neil Diamond himself, “A Beautiful Noise” is the uplifting true story of how a kid from Brooklyn became a chart-busting, show-stopping American rock icon. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com.

Wine and Canvas (Dragon Eye): 3-5:30 p.m. at Wine and Canvas, 2675 E. Paris Ave. SE, Ste. E, Grand Rapids. Join us at our studio for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $29. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids. Open to all ages.

Wine and Canvas (Amethyst Night): 6:30-9 p.m. at Wine and Canvas, 2675 E. Paris Ave. SE, Ste. E, Grand Rapids. Join us at our studio for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Grand Rapids Rise: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 30 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. The Rise are gearing up for the 2025 season. As the premier professional volleyball league in North America, Pro Volleyball Federation has attracted some of the sport’s top talent, including some of America’s greatest volleyball players and coaches and elite players from around the world. Starting in 2024, pro volleyball federation will play with a league format with teams playing in major league arenas across North America and owned by pro owners and team operators.

Prism Annual Rainbow Gala: 7-9 p.m. at Warehouse 6, 136 E. Sixth St., Holland. The 2025 Annual Rainbow Gala will take place at Warehouse 6, 136 E. Sixth St. At this event, there will be dinner, awards, and, of course, dancing. This is a night for the LGBTQ+ community and Allies to celebrate who we are. All are welcome. Fill out the RSVP form to attend: bit.ly/prism2025gala.

“I’m Still Here (Film Series): 7-9:30 p.m. at Knickerbocker Theatre, Main Theatre, 86 E. Eighth St., Holland. “I’m Still Here,” nominated for three Academy Awards, runs March 31-April 5 and powerfully depicts the true story of Eunice Paiva and her family’s struggle during Brazil’s military dictatorship, focusing on her unwavering quest to uncover the truth about the forced disappearance of her husband, Rubens Paiva. The film portrays the family’s resilience amidst political oppression, highlighting Eunice’s relentless fight for justice and the emotional toll taken by the regime’s actions. The film, which is in Portuguese with English subtitles, is rated PG-13 and has a run-time of 136 minutes.

Elton Rohn "A Tribute to Elton John": 8-11 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets: $25 in advance; $30 day of show; $50 VIP premium leather seats (balcony); $100 general admission table for four (upgrade). Must still purchase GA ticket(s).

Live Music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. Rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Live Music: 9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Live music weekly, every Friday and Saturday.

Sunday, April 6

We hope you fail better: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St, Saugatuck. Playful and thoughtful pieces are brought together by New York Times bestselling duo, Brad and Kristi Montague, for their debut exhibition, We hope you fail better, just in time for the release of their new book "Fail-A-Bration." Here, you'll see a colorful look at the journey of bringing an idea to life including struggles, disappointments, determination, joy, and celebration.

Cookies and Canvas (Easter Chicks): 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at Wine and Canvas, 2675 E. Paris Ave. SE, Ste. E, Grand Rapids. Cookies and Canvas are kid and teen-inspired classes recommended for ages 5 and up. Parents are welcome to register themselves to paint with their children or just come along to hang out. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket price includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and an 11 by 14 gallery wrapped, take-home canvas and Cookies. Open to all ages. $25. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Butterflies Are Blooming: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. As the season changes, the Lena Meijer Tropical Conservatory comes alive with the return of Fred and Dorothy Fichter Butterflies Are Blooming. This highly anticipated event, the largest temporary tropical butterfly exhibition in the United States, showcases the stunning diversity and intricate beauty of butterflies and moths. Butterflies Are Blooming invites visitors to celebrate the unique spectacle of lepidopteran flight and the exquisite patterns of their wings in the lush environment of the Lena Meijer Tropical Conservatory. For rates, visit meijergardens.org/butterflies-are-blooming.

Broadway GR Presents: “A Beautiful Noise”: 1 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. The untold true story of a Brooklyn kid who became a chart-busting, show-stopping, award-winning American icon. Created in collaboration with Neil Diamond himself, “A Beautiful Noise” is the uplifting true story of how a kid from Brooklyn became a chart-busting, show-stopping American rock icon. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com.

Wine and Canvas (Lavender Fields): 2-5 p.m. at Wine and Canvas, 2675 E. Paris Ave. SE, Ste. E, Grand Rapids. Join us at our studio for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive in to the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Sunday Night Trivia: 6-8 p.m. at New Holland Brewing Co. Restaurant and Pub, 66 East 8th Street, Holland. Join us every Sunday night for King Trivia. Reservations are encouraged, prizes given for 1st, 2nd, and 2nd to last place. It's FREE to play.

Broadway GR Presents: “A Beautiful Noise”: 6:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. The untold true story of a Brooklyn kid who became a chart-busting, show-stopping, award-winning American icon. Created in collaboration with Neil Diamond himself, “A Beautiful Noise” is the uplifting true story of how a kid from Brooklyn became a chart-busting, show-stopping American rock icon. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com.

Monday, April 7

Critter Barn's Spring Fling: 10 a.m.-7 p.m. at 2950 80th Ave., Zeeland. Spring Fling week is an incredible time to witness the changing of the seasons at the farm. We encourage you to visit the farm at this very special time of year. The new life in the barn is so precious, the mothering skills of our animals are amazing to watch. Be sure you, your family, and your friends are part of this amazing time in the barn.

Spring Fling: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. in Downtown Holland. Planning a staycation during spring break this year? No need to be jealous of everyone that’s flying south to warmer weather. We’ve got all the fun you need right here in downtown Holland. We’ve got a whole week filled with awesome spring break swag, shopping and dining discounts, fun in-store promotions, and giveaways galore.

Investigating Owl Pellets: 1-2 p.m. at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. Have you ever wondered what an owl eats? Find out first hand as you become a real forensic scientist and extract bones from an owl pellet to discover the prey consumed. Examine all sorts of bones up close and try to reassemble a skeleton. Suggested age range: 8-16 years old. Guardians stay with the class. Registration required. Fee: $6 per pellet, 20% discount for members.

Felt Mansion Self-Guided Tours: 1-5 p.m. at The Felt Estate, 6597 138th Ave., Holland. Explore the restored 1904 Gibson Church, the 1917 Carriage House, as well as the 1928 mansion and grounds. Please park at the wooden pylons or white-chained grassy parking area, and enter the mansion through the front door (pillared entrance on the East side of the mansion) to pay your admission fee, and then explore all three buildings and the grounds at your leisure. Adults: $10; seniors (60+) $8; children 8+ $5; children 7 and under are free.

Green Hope Pop-Up Thrift Shop: 4-8 p.m. at Maas Center, Auditorium, 264 Columbia Ave., Holland.

Wine and Canvas (Starry Night Lighthouse): 6-8:30 p.m. at Pincrest Bar and Lanes, 6571 Airline Road, Fruitport. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. The ticket includes the use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction from a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Trivia Night: 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Tulyp, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, 61 E. Seventh St., Holland. Join us for trivia every Monday on the fifth floor of the Tulyp Hotel downtown Holland. The bar is open for food and drinks. It is free to play and the winning team gets $30 to spend at the 1847 Lounge.

Line Dance Workshops: 6:30-10 p.m. at Holland Civic Center Place, 150 W. Eighth St., Holland. Get ready to kick up your heels at our Line Dance Workshops at Holland Civic Center Place. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned dancer, this high-energy session will have you stepping to the beat in no time. Our expert instructor, Justin with LDJ Entertainment will guide you through classic and modern line dances, making it easy and fun to follow along. Starting at beginner level and working up to intermediate level over the course of six weeks.Ticket prices: lessons and open dance: $10 per person; open dance only: $5 for 21+, $10 for 16-20. Open dance only tickets are only available at the door. Tickets available at vivenu.com/event/country-line-dancing-lessons-o1sx6p. Don’t miss this chance to dance, meet new people, and enjoy a fantastic time. Get your tickets now and let’s hit the dance floor.

Trivia Night: 7-9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Welcome. You and your friends are invited to trivia night brought to you by Trivia Cat. Join us at the Itty Bitty Bar for a night of drinking, eating, socializing and trivia questions (about anything). We will challenge your trivia knowledge over several rounds of questions, projected onto the big screen. New teams are welcomed. Bring your friends and play as a team. There are no restrictions to team size, so feel free to play alone or with a bunch of friends. The top teams, and perhaps a random losing team, will win gift cards. All are welcome. This event is free, although recommended for age 21+. If you love trivia and want to test your knowledge, come out and join us. Please arrive early and settle into some good viewing seats.

“The Seed of the Sacred Fig” (Knick Film Series): 7-9:30 p.m. at Knickerbocker Theatre, 86 E. Eighth St., Holland. $9 adults; $7 seniors (60+)/faculty/staff. calendar.hope.edu/event/the-seed-of-the-sacred-fig-film-series.

Tuesday, April 8

Discover Nature Spring Break Camp: 9-11:30 a.m. at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. This camp is for kids crazy about wildlife. They will study a variety of animals and plants native to Michigan and the habitats where they live at the Outdoor Discovery Center. We will discover animals both caught in the wild and from the Center's captive animal collection during camp. Please bring a water bottle and a light snack. Age range: 7-11 years old. Registration required. Fee: $90 per child, 20% discount for members. $90 per participant, 20% discount for members.

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Spring Fling: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. in downtown Holland. Planning a staycation during spring break this year? No need to be jealous of everyone that’s flying south to warmer weather. We’ve got all the fun you need right here in downtown Holland. We’ve got a whole week filled with awesome spring break swag, shopping and dining discounts, fun in-store promotions, and giveaways galore.

Felt Mansion Self-Guided Tours: 2-5 p.m. at The Felt Estate, 6597 138th Ave., Holland. Explore the restored 1904 Gibson Church, the 1917 Carriage House, as well as the 1928 mansion and grounds. Please park at the wooden pylons or white-chained grassy parking area, and enter the mansion through the front door (pillared entrance on the East side of the mansion) to pay your admission fee, and then explore all three buildings and the grounds at your leisure. Adults: $10; seniors (60+) $8; children 8+ $5; children 7 and under are free.

Green Hope Pop-Up Thrift Shop: 4-8 p.m. at Maas Center, Auditorium, 264 Columbia Ave., Holland.

Make and Takes: Handmade Earrings: 5:30-6:30 p.m. at Windmill Island Gardens, 1 Lincoln Ave., Holland. Join us at Windmill Island Gardens with our friend Heather, owner of The Poppy Peach boutique in downtown Holland. She will walk you through how to craft your very own pair of customized handmade wood earrings. All earrings will be pre-cut wooden shapes in a variety of floral and Dutch designs where everyone will paint, distress, and even assemble the hardware to create your own one-of-a-kind jewelry piece. All ear wires are stainless steel, hypoallergenic, nickel, and lead free. Custom, handmade earrings are the perfect way to express yourself and show off your creativity. Class fees are $30 per person and includes all needed supplies. Tickets are non-refundable, but can be used as a credit toward future make-and-take classes on the second Tuesday of each month. For questions about make-and-take classes, please contact Laura at l.ambruso@cityofholland.comtake-home.

Wine and Canvas (Moon Blossoms): 6-8:30 p.m. at Flo’s Rockford, 4425 14 Mile Road NE, Rockford. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Wine and Canvas (Spring Dragonfly): 6-8:30 p.m. at Uccello’s Standale, 4787 Lake Michigan Drive NW, Walker. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Park Theatre Open Mic: 8-11:30 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. PTOM is a weekly celebration of Self-Expression and Community at Holland, MI's historic Park Theatre — every Tuesday. Music, comedy, poetry, dancing, and more. DM Park Theatre open mic to perform. Hosted by Jair Driesenga. Doors open at 7:30 p.m., and the show starts at 8 p.m. $5 cover. (18+ or accompanied by a guardian. PTOM is live and uncensored.)

Woodcock Walk: 8:30-9:30 p.m. at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. Explore the nature preserve with a naturalist in search of two bird species most people don’t see: American Woodcock and Wilson’s Snipe. Dress in dark clothing and be prepared to be outside the entire time. Flashlights are welcome. Meet at the Visitors Center for a brief introduction before going outside. Suggested age range: 6-99 years old. Guardians stay with the class. Registration required. Fee: $6 per participant, 20% discount for members.

Wednesday, April 9

Felt Mansion Self-Guided Tours: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at The Felt Estate, 6597 138th Ave., Holland. Explore the restored 1904 Gibson Church, the 1917 Carriage House, as well as the 1928 mansion and grounds. Please park at the wooden pylons or white-chained grassy parking area, and enter the mansion through the front door (pillared entrance on the East side of the mansion) to pay your admission fee, and then explore all three buildings and the grounds at your leisure. Adults: $10; seniors (60+) $8; children 8+ $5; children 7 and under are free.

Nature for Tykes - Terrific Trees: 10-11 a.m. at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. Bring your little tykes out to discover the wonders of nature. In each fun-filled program, you and your child will have the chance to explore together. This spring, we’ll learn about trees and the animals that live in them, and investigate frogs and the habitats they call home. Suggested age range: 3-7 years old. Guardians stay with the class. Registration is required. Register and pay for attending children only (except infants). Fee: $6 per child, 20% discount for members.

Salvador Dali: “Memories of Surrealism”: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Memories of Surrealism is a suite of twelve prints that Dali created in 1971 as a reflection on his long artistic career. The suite of prints was commissioned by Alex Rosenberg and published in New York by Transworld Art Corporation. French art critic Pierre Restany interviewed Dali about the prints and used the artist’s words to create an accompanying text for each image. Those accompanying texts are reproduced in the labels of this exhibition to convey the full Surrealistic effect of Dali’s art. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Critter Barn's Spring Fling: 10 a.m.-7 p.m. at 2950 80th Ave., Zeeland. Spring fling week is an incredible time to witness the changing of the seasons at the farm. We encourage you to visit the farm at this very special time of year. The new life in the barn is so precious, the mothering skills of our animals are amazing to watch. Be sure you, your family, and your friends are part of this amazing time in the barn.

Wine and Canvas (Spring Dragonfly): 6-8:30 p.m. at New Holland Brewing, 66 E. Eighth St., Holland. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. The ticket includes the use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction from a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Poetry Open Mic: 6-10 p.m. at Van Wylen Library, Cup and Chaucer, 53 Graves Place, Holland.

Thursday, April 10

Spring Fling: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. in downtown Holland. Planning a staycation during spring break this year? No need to be jealous of everyone that’s flying south to warmer weather. We’ve got all the fun you need right here in downtown Holland. We’ve got a whole week filled with awesome Spring Break swag, shopping and dining discounts, fun in-store promotions, and giveaways galore.

Wine and Canvas (Highland Cow): 6-8:30 p.m. at Shamrock Bar, 1300 E. Eighth St., White Cloud. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16x20 take home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Wine and Canvas (Sunflower Day): 6:30-9 p.m. at Wine and Canvas, 2675 E. Paris Ave. SE, Ste. E, Grand Rapids. Join us at our studio for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. The ticket includes the use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction from a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

King Trivia: 7-9 p.m. at Brewery 4 Two 4, 321 Douglas Ave., #120, Holland. Grab your team of up to six people or play yourself while you enjoy a craft pint of beer or cider made in-house at Brewery 4 Two 4. Free to play, gift cards to winners and random teams.

Friday, April 11

Migratory Birds: 8:30-10 a.m. at Stu Visser Trails, 923 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Join us for a hike through scenic trails with a knowledgeable naturalist, as we search for vibrant spring migrants like warblers, vireos, flycatchers, and shorebirds. Whether you're new to birdwatching or a seasoned expert, this adventure is perfect for all levels. Along the way, we'll also give back to nature by cleaning up the trail, helping to preserve the vital habitats these beautiful birds rely on. Come for the birds, stay for the conservation — and enjoy the great outdoors with fellow nature enthusiasts. Binoculars and field guides are available for loan. Meet at the Ottawa Beach Road parking lot. Suggested age range: 8-99 years old. Guardians stay with the class. Registration is not required, but appreciated. Fee: Free, sponsored by Park Township.

Knee-high Naturalists: 10-11:30 a.m. at Dragonflies Discovery Preschool, 30 152nd Ave., Holland. Knee-high naturalists introduce the wonders of the natural world to young children. Crafts, activities, books, snacks, live animals, and outside exploration will be incorporated into their nature-based learning experience. Parents can drop off their 4- to 6-year-old or stay with the class. Parents or guardians are asked to attend with their 3-year-old to help with bathroom use and transitioning into a group learning environment. Suggested age range is 3-6 years old. Guardians drop children off or stay with the class. Registration is required. Register and pay for attending children only (except infants). Fee: $10 per child, $5 for members.

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Easter Egg-Stravaganza: Noon-9 p.m. at Craig's Cruisers, 651 Chicago Drive, Holland. Join us for an egg-citing event filled with food, fun, and a special Easter Egg Hunt Bingo. More information at holland.org/event/easter-egg-stravaganza/2793. $17-$27 per person.

Wine and Canvas (Dreamy Paris): 6-8:30 p.m. at Wine and Canvas, 2675 E. Paris Ave. SE, Ste. E, Grand Rapids. Join us at our studio for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $29. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids. Open to all ages.

Mozart Requiem: Combined Choirs Concert: 7-8:30 p.m. at Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts, Concert Hall, 221 Columbia Ave., Holland.

The Seed of the Sacred Fig” (Knick Film Series): 7-9:30 p.m. at Knickerbocker Theatre, 86 E. Eighth St., Holland. $9 adults; $7 seniors (60+)/faculty/staff. calendar.hope.edu/event/the-seed-of-the-sacred-fig-film-series.

GR Symphony Presents An Evening at Hogwarts: Music by Candlelight: 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. Calling all Witches, Wizards, and Muggles alike. Prepare to be transported back to the wonder and enchantment of Hogwarts with a captivating concert experience celebrating the iconic music of Harry Potter. Come dressed in your finest robes, Gryffindor scarves, or even your own unique wizarding attire for a truly magical experience. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com.

Fleetwood Mac Experience: 7:30-9:30 p.m. at Holland Civic Center Place, 150 W. Eighth St., Holland. Now going into their 11th year of performing Fleetwood Mac's iconic music, The Fleetwood Mac Experience continues to perform for packed venues and put on a magical show, filled with great music, heartfelt friendships and on-stage chemistry that can't be matched. Shows are always 100% live with no wigs, no harmonizers, no backing tracks. An evening with The Fleetwood Mac Experience brings you back to that classic concert era in music where rock ruled the stage and left the crowds wanting more. General admission tickets: $25 in advance, $30 at the door.

Every Little Crook and Nanny: 7:30-10 p.m. at Holland Community Theatre, 50 W. Ninth St., Holland. "Every Little Crook and Nanny" is a hilarious comedy that follows the adventures of Miss Poindexter, a retired nanny who, along with her band of elderly friends, unwittingly becomes entangled in a mobster’s plot. When she is hired to babysit the son of a notorious mobster, she soon discovers that her charge’s father is planning to rob a local bank. Instead of stepping aside, Miss Poindexter decides to take matters into her own hands, rallying her group of senior citizens to outsmart the crooks and stop the heist. What ensues is a series of comical escapades filled with mistaken identities, bumbling criminals, and unexpected heroes. This heartwarming and laugh-out-loud production is perfect for anyone who loves a good underdog story, where wit and courage triumph over greed and villainy. It’s a delightful reminder that age is just a number when it comes to adventure and doing the right thing. General admission: $20; seniors: $18; students: $12.50.

Award-Winning Karaoke Night: 7:30-11 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. $5 cover. Doors open at 7 p.m.

Public Star Gazing: 8-10 p.m. at Hemlock Crossing, 8115 West Olive Road, West Olive. The observatory is open from 8-11 p.m. (weather and clear sky permitting). There are no entry fees. Please be aware that the park gate closes automatically at 10 p.m. sharp, therefore, visitors must arrive beforehand to enter the park. Visible night sky objects: planets, the moon, deep sky objects like galaxies, star clusters and planetary nebulae.

Live Music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. Rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Live Music: 9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Live music weekly, every Friday and Saturday.

Saturday, April 12

Spring Market 2025: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Join us for a big splash of spring this April at the annual (outdoor) spring market. We’ll be joined by an array of local vendors offering one-of-a-kind gifts, unique baked goods, show-stopping apparel, and delicious treats for your whole family (including your furry friends.). Free admission. Find more info at sc4a.org/event/spring-market-2025.

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Spring Fling: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. in downtown Holland. Planning a staycation during spring break this year? No need to be jealous of everyone that’s flying south to warmer weather. We’ve got all the fun you need right here in Downtown Holland. We’ve got a whole week filled with awesome spring break swag, shopping and dining discounts, fun in-store promotions, and giveaways galore.

The Art of Floral Design: 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at Holland Area Arts Council, 150 E. Eighth St., Holland. Learn how to create a beautiful fresh floral centerpiece that celebrates spring. Attendees will learn sustainable mechanics, tips for working with different kinds of spring blooms, best practices for floral design and leave with a beautiful vase arrangement and design guide. Instructor Lindsey Pritchard, a florist and farmer from Windflower Design Co., will lead the class. All supplies will be provided. Ages 16+.

Cookies and Canvas (Lucky Kitten): 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at Wine and Canvas, 2675 E. Paris Ave. SE, Ste. E, Grand Rapids. Cookies and Canvas are kid and teen inspired classes recommended for ages 5 and up. Parents are welcome to register themselves to paint with their children or just come along to hang out. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket price includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 11 by 14 gallery wrapped, take-home canvas and Cookies. Open to all ages. $25. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

GR Symphony Presents Hogwarts Adventure: 2 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. Enter the mystical world of wizards with the enchanting sounds of Harry Potter, performed live by candlelight. It’s a symphonic journey that transports you right into the heart of Hogwarts. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com.

Mark Schentzel Opening Reception: 4-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Every month Ox-Bow House features a new exhibition of regional artists and Ox-Bow faculty and alumni. April 12-May 4, we will showcase the work of Mark Schentzel. An opening reception will be held Saturday, April 12, from 4-5 p.m. in conjunction with the second Saturday gallery stroll in downtown Douglas.

Wine and Canvas (Grand Rapids Starry Night): 6:30-9 p.m. at Wine and Canvas, 2675 E. Paris Ave. SE, Ste. E, Grand Rapids. Join us at our studio for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Wrecking Crue and Armageddon "A Tribute to Motley Crue-Def Leppard": 7-11:30 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets: $25 in advance; $30 day of show; $50 VIP premium leather seats (balcony); $100 general admission table for four (upgrade). Must still purchase GA ticket(s).

GR Symphony Presents: “An Evening at Hogwarts: Music by Candlelight”: 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. Calling all Witches, Wizards, and Muggles alike. Prepare to be transported back to the wonder and enchantment of Hogwarts with a captivating concert experience celebrating the iconic music of Harry Potter. Come dressed in your finest robes, Gryffindor scarves, or even your own unique wizarding attire for a truly magical experience. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com.

“Every Little Crook and Nanny”: 7:30-10 p.m. at Holland Community Theatre, 50 W. Ninth St., Holland. "Every Little Crook and Nanny" is a hilarious comedy that follows the adventures of Miss Poindexter, a retired nanny who, along with her band of elderly friends, unwittingly becomes entangled in a mobster’s plot. When she is hired to babysit the son of a notorious mobster, she soon discovers that her charge’s father is planning to rob a local bank. Instead of stepping aside, Miss Poindexter decides to take matters into her own hands, rallying her group of senior citizens to outsmart the crooks and stop the heist. What ensues is a series of comical escapades filled with mistaken identities, bumbling criminals, and unexpected heroes. This heartwarming and laugh-out-loud production is perfect for anyone who loves a good underdog story, where wit and courage triumph over greed and villainy. It’s a delightful reminder that age is just a number when it comes to adventure and doing the right thing. General admission: $20, seniors: $18; students: $12.50.

Live Music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. Rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Live Music: 9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Live music weekly, every Friday and Saturday.

Sunday, April 13

Tulip City Comics and Toy Fare: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. at Holland Civic Center Place, 150 W. Eighth St., Holland. A family fun day with vendors, artists, cosplay contest, raffle, games and more.

Mixed Media Art Workshop: Noon-4:30 p.m. at Ruth Crowe Artist Studio, 36 Center St., Douglas. Welcome to the newest Mixed Media Art Workshop happening on April 13. Join for a day filled with creativity and fun. This in-person event is perfect for art enthusiasts of all levels. Learn new techniques, experiment with different materials, and unleash your artistic side. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore your creativity and connect with fellow artists. See you there.

Easter Egg-Stravaganza: Noon-8 p.m. at Craig's Cruisers, 651 Chicago Drive, Holland. Join us for an egg-citing event filled with food, fun, and a special Easter Egg Hunt Bingo. More information at holland.org/event/easter-egg-stravaganza/2793. $17-$27 per person.

Every Little Crook and Nanny: 2-4 p.m. at Holland Community Theatre, 50 W. Ninth St., Holland. "Every Little Crook and Nanny" is a hilarious comedy that follows the adventures of Miss Poindexter, a retired nanny who, along with her band of elderly friends, unwittingly becomes entangled in a mobster’s plot. When she is hired to babysit the son of a notorious mobster, she soon discovers that her charge’s father is planning to rob a local bank. Instead of stepping aside, Miss Poindexter decides to take matters into her own hands, rallying her group of senior citizens to outsmart the crooks and stop the heist. What ensues is a series of comical escapades filled with mistaken identities, bumbling criminals, and unexpected heroes. This heartwarming and laugh-out-loud production is perfect for anyone who loves a good underdog story, where wit and courage triumph over greed and villainy. It’s a delightful reminder that age is just a number when it comes to adventure and doing the right thing. General admission: $20; seniors: $18; students: $12.50.

Wine and Canvas (Sunset Mackinac): 2-5 p.m. at Wine and Canvas, 2675 E. Paris Ave. SE, Ste. E, Grand Rapids. Join us at our studio for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Sunday Night Trivia: 6-8 p.m. at New Holland Brewing Co. Restaurant and Pub, 66 E. Eighth St., Holland. Join us every Sunday night for King Trivia. Reservations are encouraged, prizes given for 1st, 2nd, and 2nd to last place. It's free to play.

Live Music: 6-8:30 p.m. at Salt of the Earth, 114 E. Main St., Fennville. Come hear Kyle Rasche, Jen Sygit, and Alex Teller at Salt of the Earth. All concerts begin at 6 p.m., presented in a unique “dinner theater” atmosphere. Order dinner and drinks from the acclaimed Salt of the Earth kitchen and bar, while enjoying amazing.

MercyMe: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. It continues to be a landmark time for the multi-platinum selling, Grammy-nominated, multiple American Music Award, Billboard Music Award and Dove Award winners MercyMe.Tickets are on sale now. For more information and to grab tickets, visit vanandelarena.com/events.

El Flaco y El Mimoso: 7 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. Regional Mexican artists "El Flaco" (Luis Ángel) and "El Mimoso" (Luis Antonio López) will blend their incredible banda sounds for an exciting show. Luis Ángel, better known as “El Flaco,” has been one of the most distinguished voices in banda music for more than two decades. With his charismatic voice, he marked the era of one of the most transcendental bands of the genre until he launched his solo career in 2020. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com.

Monday, April 14

Homeschool program: Michigan Geology: 10 a.m.-noon at Outdoor Discovery Center 4214 56th St., Holland. Join us to learn about the fascinating world of rocks by exploring the three main types: metamorphic, igneous, and sedimentary. Hands-on experiments, rock samples, and exploration time outside will all be utilized to help your child better understand the rocks and minerals that are found throughout Michigan. Please dress for the weather. This drop-off program is geared for homeschoolers ages 6-10. Please bring a water bottle and a snack. Suggested age range: 6-10 years old. Registration is required. Register and pay for attending children only (except infants). Guardians do not need to stay with the class. Fee: $10 per student, 20% discount for members.

Free Second Monday: Native Plant Night with ODC Network: 4-7 p.m. at Holland Museum, 31 W. 10th St., Holland. This April the Holland Museum is teaming up with Outdoor Discovery Center Network for an exciting evening celebrating West Michigan's native plants, pollinators, and habitats. As part of April’s Free Second Monday, we will be offering exciting, nature-themed activities for families hosted by ODC Network staff members Cole and Maya. The fun continues at 6 p.m. with Nature's Roots: Designing Your Own Native Garden, a native plant workshop led by ODC staff member Lexie Kasper. This adult-focused session will guide participants in designing beautiful and sustainable native gardens that help support local wildlife. The museum will be open from 4-7 p.m. with free admission for all visitors, sponsored by the Meijer Foundation.

Line Dance Workshops: 6:30-10 p.m. at Holland Civic Center Place, 150 W. Eighth St., Holland. Get ready to kick up your heels at our line dance workshops at Holland Civic Center Place. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned dancer, this high-energy session will have you stepping to the beat in no time. Our expert instructor, Justin with LDJ Entertainment will guide you through classic and modern line dances, making it easy and fun to follow along. Starting at beginner level and working up to intermediate level over the course of six weeks. Ticket prices: Lessons and open dance: $10 per person, open dance only pricing: $5 for 21+, $10 for 16-20. Open dance only tickets are only available at the door. Tickets available at vivenu.com/event/country-line-dancing-lessons-o1sx6p. Don’t miss this chance to dance, meet new people, and enjoy a fantastic time. Get your tickets now and let’s hit the dance floor.

Community-wide Taizé Prayer: 7:30 p.m. at St. Francis de Sales Church, 171 W. 13th St., Holland. Christians Uniting in Song and Prayer (CUSP) invites everyone to its fourth annual Holy Monday Taizé Prayer. The service will follow the format developed by the monastic community of Taizé, France. Short, simple hymns are sung in repetition, thus allowing each participant to enter into meditative prayer that is at once communal and personal.

Tuesday, April 15

Explore a Story: 10-11 a.m. at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. It’s time to round up the little ones and come out to the Outdoor Discovery Center for Explore a Story. We’ll be introducing kids to the outdoors through books and outdoor adventures. We’ll read stories, take hikes, meet animals, and have lots of fun. Dress for the weather, this program is outdoors. Suggested age range is 1-7 years old. Guardians stay with the class. Registration is not required, but appreciated. Fee: $6 per child, $4 for members — pay for attending children only (except infants).

Park Theatre Open Mic: 8-11:30 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. PTOM is a weekly celebration of self-expression and community at Holland's historic Park Theatre — every Tuesday. Music, comedy, poetry, dancing, and more. DM Park Theatre open mic to perform. Hosted by Jair Driesenga. Doors open at 7:30 p.m., and the show starts at 8 p.m. $5 cover. (18+ or accompanied by a guardian. PTOM is live and uncensored.)

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

VoLes Volunteer League: 3:30-5 p.m. at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. Our Volunteer League (nicknamed "VoLes") is a service club for teens to experience what it takes to maintain a natural area and captive wildlife. This program is designed for 12- to 18-year-olds who will work with ODC Network staff on a variety of indoor and outdoor tasks at the ODC, DeGraaf Nature Center, and other local natural areas. Past projects have included removing invasive species, cleaning up animal enclosures, and adding nature play features. It’s also a great way to earn those community service volunteer hours. VoLes club meets twice a month for a total of six meetings per session. Spring, Summer and Fall sessions are available, no prior experience or participation is required to sign up. There is no fee for this activity, signed photo/liability release forms are required with registration. Registration required. Fee: free.

Movie Night at the Library: 6-7:45 p.m. at Saugatuck/Douglas District Library, 174 Center St., Saugatuck. A son tries to learn more about his dying father by reliving stories and myths he told about his life.

Wine and Canvas (Abstract Daisies): 6-8:30 p.m. at Flo’s Belmont, 1259 Post Drive NE, Belmont. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Freshly Poured: A Garden Cocktail Soiree: 6-9 p.m. at New Holland Brewing Co. Restaurant and Pub, 66 E. Eighth St., Holland. Step into a world of fresh flavors and floral aromas at Freshly Poured: A Garden Cocktail Soiree. Join us for mixing and sipping on vibrant cocktails made with the best botanicals and seasonal ingredients. Whether you're a cocktail enthusiast or just looking for something fun to do, this class will bring a splash of creativity to your cocktail repertoire. $54.

Wednesday, April 16

Felt Mansion Self-Guided Tours: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at The Felt Estate, 6597 138th Ave., Holland. Explore the restored 1904 Gibson Church, the 1917 Carriage House, as well as the 1928 mansion and grounds. Please park at the wooden pylons or white-chained grassy parking area, and enter the mansion through the front door (pillared entrance on the East side of the mansion) to pay your admission fee, and then explore all three buildings and the grounds at your leisure. Adults: $10; seniors (60+) $8; children 8+ $5; children 7 and under are free.

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Salvador Dali: “Memories of Surrealism”: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Avenue, Holland. Memories of Surrealism is a suite of 12 prints that Dali created in 1971 as a reflection on his long artistic career. The suite of prints was commissioned by Alex Rosenberg and published in New York by Transworld Art Corporation. French art critic Pierre Restany interviewed Dali about the prints and used the artist’s words to create an accompanying text for each image. Those accompanying texts are reproduced in the labels of this exhibition to convey the full Surrealistic effect of Dali’s art. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Wine and Canvas (Busy Bee Gnome): 6-8:30 p.m. at Northern Trails Bar and Grill, 7242 E. 88th St., Newaygo. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Denim and Desserts: 6-9 p.m. at Boatwerks Waterfront Restaurant, 216 Van Raalte Ave., Holland. Now in its third year, Denim and Desserts will feature a wandering dinner, delectable desserts, drinks, games and raffles, a live auction, a featured speaker, and much more. Event tickets include: Wandering dinner and desserts, four drink tickets, and entry to our evening of fun and impact. For questions or to donate, email DanielleE@ResilienceMI.org. $100.

Throwback Wednesday: ’90s/’00s Hip-Hop Night with DJ Drew Behringer: 8-11 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. Doors open at 7 p.m. $5.

Thursday, April 17

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Fund Development Learning Circle: Noon-1:30 p.m. at Bethany Christian Services, 11335 James St., Holland. April topic: Matching campaigns. Get tickets and more information at lakeshorenonprofits.org/programs-events.

NW Ottawa Community Connections: 4:30-7 p.m. at Central Park Place, 421 Columbus Ave., Grand Haven. Are you looking for ways to plug into your community? We have just the opportunity for you. Join the Lakeshore Nonprofit Alliance and The Chamber: Grand Haven, Spring Lake, Ferrysburg, for NW Ottawa Community Connections (in conjunction with the Chamber BASH). Get tickets and more information at lakeshorenonprofits.org/programs-events.

Bella Musica: 5:30-9 p.m. at Pigeon Creek Park, 12524 Stanton St., West Olive. Indulge in the flavors of Italy and the magic of opera, featuring world-renowned tenor Carlos Seise. All proceeds directly support Mosaic Counseling’s professional counseling services, School Outreach Program, and QPR suicide prevention training. Tickets: $150 per person

Wine and Canvas (Wine Love): 6-8:30 p.m. at Clifford Lake Inn, 561 Clifford Lake Drive NW, Stanton. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Opus Soup: 7-9 p.m. at Graves Hall, 112 Winants Auditorium and Gallery, 263 College Ave., Holland.

Noah Guthrie + Mark Stubbs + Blacklunged: 7:30-11 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. Americana singer-songwriter Noah Guthrie's sound has been described as possessing Chris Stapleton’s country/rock grit with the authenticity of Jason Isbell. The unique soulfulness in his richly textured voice and the unmistakable Southern influence in his music makes him capable of conveying emotion as only a handful of artists can in today’s musical landscape. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the show starts at 7:30 p.m. 18+ or with adult supervision. Tickets: $15 in advance, $20 day of show. VIP Table for four — this option includes four tickets and a table.

Friday, April 18

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Food for the heARTS: 6-9 p.m. at Holland Area Arts Council, 150 E. Eighth St., Holland. Come together to support two meaningful nonprofits: Holland Area Arts Council and Community Action House. Visit hollandarts.org/shop to purchase a handcrafted bowl made by Holland Area Arts Council ceramics studio members. Your bowl will be available for pickup at the event, where you’ll enjoy a delicious soup supper prepared by Community Kitchen. Also included: fresh bread, wine, dessert, live music, and door prizes — all in the welcoming atmosphere of the Arts Council. $100.

Creative Compositions: 7-9 p.m. at 8115 West Olive Road, West Olive. Join professional photographer John Dykstra as he teaches how to compose your nature photography by using natural elements. Registration required. Resident: $20; non-resident: $25 (ages 16+). For registration and more info, visit visitgrandhaven.com/event/creative-compositions.

Comedian Samuel Comroe: 7-9:30 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. Samuel J. Comroe, a Los Angeles native, is a stand-up comedian who performs at over 100 clubs and colleges annually. He made his TV debut on TBS’ “Conan” and has appeared on BET’s "Real Husbands of Hollywood" with Kevin Hart. Doors open at 6 p.m. and show starts at 7 p.m. 18+ or with adult supervision. Tickets: $30; VIP preferred seating: $25 GA.

Live Music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. Rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Live Music: 9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Live music weekly, every Friday and Saturday.

Saturday, April 19

Holland Farmers Market: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at Holland Civic Center Place, 150 W. Eighth St., Holland. The Holland Farmers Market is located at the Eighth Street Market Place in Downtown Holland and is home to over 75 vendors throughout the season. Local farmers offer freshly-picked fruits and vegetables of every variety, beautiful bouquets of flowers and plants for home and garden. A wide variety of baked goods (including breads, pies and cookies), all-natural honey and maple syrup and farm fresh cheese, eggs, and meats are also available, in addition to sweet treats, gourmet specialty foods and much, much more.

Run of the Mill 5K: 9:30 a.m. at Windmill Island Gardens, 1 Lincoln Ave., Holland. Windmill Island Gardens' Run of the Mill is back with a fresh look, and we can't wait to see you at our annual 5K fun run. This year's Run of the Mill event proceeds will continue to support future programs and the ongoing maintenance that helps keep Windmill Island Gardens so beautiful. The Run of the Mill 5K course will take you around the island itself and then head out to Window on the Waterfront before looping back to the island towards the finish line. Registration is $30 per participant and includes a Run of the Mill 5k finisher medal. Please note, t-shirts are not guaranteed after March 28. While all ages are welcome to participate, children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Due to safety concerns, dogs will not be permitted during the 5K. $30.

Zeeland's Easter Egg Hunt: 10 a.m. in Downtown Zeeland. We invite you to a multi-generational Easter Egg Hunt in downtown Zeeland. Families and friends of all ages will gather together for a spectacular Egg Hunt on Main Street.

The Great Village Easter Egg Hunt: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Village of Spring Lake. Join the Village of Spring Lake for our 3rd Annual Great Village Egg Hunt. During this all-ages egg hunt, over 1,000 eggs will be hidden throughout the public spaces of the Village. This is a fun event for the whole family.

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Easter Egg Drop: 10:30 a.m.-noon at 116 S. Maple St., Fennville. Come to downtown Fennville for the Fire Truck Egg Drop. The Fire Department will lead several age categories in “egg drops” where a few thousand candy and toy-filled eggs will be dropped from the ladder of a fire truck onto the field. Come join the fun.

Pająki Chandeliers with Holland Arts: 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at Holland Area Arts Council, 150 E. Eighth St., Holland. Create a colorful pająki (pronounced “pah-YONK-ee”), a traditional Polish folk art made from paper, yarn and more. These intricate decorations have brightened homes for centuries with their vibrant geometric designs. In this class, you'll craft your own using simple materials, perfect for adding a festive touch to any space. $60.

Grand Haven Easter Egg Hunt: 11 a.m.-2 p.m. at Central Park, Washington Ave. and Fifth St., Grand Haven. It’s time for the annual Grand Haven Easter Egg Hunt. Located at Central Park. Bring your children ages 10 and under to gather as many eggs as they can. Remember to get there early to take pictures with the Easter Bunny.

Grand Rapids Rise: Noon. at Van Andel Arena, 30 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. The Rise are gearing up for the 2025 season. As the premier professional volleyball league in North America, Pro Volleyball Federation has attracted some of the sport’s top talent, including some of America’s greatest volleyball players and coaches and elite players from around the world. Starting in 2024, Pro Volleyball Federation will play with a league format with teams playing in major league arenas across North America and owned by pro owners and team operators.

Underwater Egg Hunt: Noon at Holland Aquatic Center, 550 Maple Ave., Holland. Kids will jump, wade, and splash their way through the splash zone, activity pool, lazy river, and community lap pool, searching for colorful eggs in age-appropriate groupings. For more information, visit holland.org/event/underwater-egg-hunt/2807.

TLC New Year: 5:30 p.m. at 977 Butternut Drive, Holland. The TLC (Thai Lao Cambodia) New Year is a celebration to share beautiful culture with young/new generations and community as our way to contribute to diversity and reminding new generations of their beautiful heritage. We put 100% to TLC celebration every year.

Wine and Canvas (Sapphire Moon): 6:30-9 p.m. at Wine and Canvas, 2675 E. Paris Ave. SE, Ste. E, Grand Rapids. Join us at our studio for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive on into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Ali Siddiq: 7 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. Ali Siddiq is a stand-up comedian and public speaker out of Houston, Texas. Ali’s unique style of stand-up began behind the walls of incarceration, an incubator for interesting experiences and good stories. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com.

Best Friends Girl "A Tribute to The Cars": 7-11 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. Doors open at 7 p.m. and show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets: $25 in advance; $30 day of show; $50 VIP premium leather seats (balcony); $100 GA table for four (upgrade). Must still purchase GA ticket(s).

Live Music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. Rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Live Music: 9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Live music weekly, every Friday and Saturday.

Sunday, April 20

Monday, April 21

Environmental Book Club: 6:30-8 p.m. at Herrick District Library, Main Library, 300 S. River Ave., Holland. Learn about the captivating ecological history of the Great Lakes and how they have changed from our desire to manage them. Whether you're a novice or are an expert on the natural world, you are welcome to read and discuss this meeting's chosen title, The Death and Life of the Great Lakes. Copies will be available for checkout at Herrick District Library. Free. Registration not required.

Line Dance Workshops: 6:30-10 p.m. at Holland Civic Center Place, 150 W. Eighth St., Holland. Get ready to kick up your heels at our Line Dance Workshops at Holland Civic Center Place. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned dancer, this high-energy session will have you stepping to the beat in no time. Our expert instructor, Justin with LDJ Entertainment will guide you through classic and modern line dances, making it easy and fun to follow along. Starting at beginner level and working up to intermediate level over the course of 6 weeks.Ticket prices: Lessons and open dance: $10 per person; open dance only pricing: $5 for 21+; $10 for 16-20; open dance only tickets are only available at the door. Tickets available at vivenu.com/event/country-line-dancing-lessons-o1sx6p. Don’t miss this chance to dance, meet new people, and enjoy a fantastic time. Get your tickets now and let’s hit the dance floor.

Tuesday, April 22

Wine and Canvas (Tuscany Vineyard): 6-8:30 p.m. at Flo’s Pizzeria, 107 S. Lafayette St., Greenville. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Park Theatre Open Mic: 8-11:30 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. PTOM is a weekly celebration of self-expression and community at Holland's historic Park Theatre — every Tuesday. Music, comedy, poetry, dancing, and more. DM Park Theatre open mic to perform. Hosted by Jair Driesenga. Doors open at 7:30 p.m., and the show starts at 8 p.m. $5 cover. (18+ or accompanied by a guardian. PTOM is live and uncensored.)

Wednesday, April 23

Felt Mansion Self-Guided Tours: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at The Felt Estate, 6597 138th Ave., Holland. Explore the restored 1904 Gibson Church, the 1917 Carriage House, as well as the 1928 mansion and grounds. Please park at the wooden pylons or white-chained grassy parking area, and enter the mansion through the front door (pillared entrance on the East side of the mansion) to pay your admission fee, and then explore all three buildings and the grounds at your leisure. Adults: $10; seniors (60+) $8; children 8+ $5; children 7 and under are free.

Wine and Canvas (My Sunshine): 6-8:30 p.m. at Buddy’s Pizza, 4061 28th St. SE, Grand Rapids. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. The ticket includes the use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction from a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Thursday, April 24

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Tales from the Archives: The History of Windmill Island: 6-8 p.m. at Holland Museum, 31 W. 10th St., Holland. Join Windmill Island Gardens and the Holland Museum for an iconic evening celebrating the 60th anniversary of the DeZwaan Windmill at Windmill Island. The evening will begin with a chance to tour the museum’s newest exhibition Project De Zwaan, which showcases the fascinating history of how this iconic landmark made its way to our city. Following the tour, current Windmill Island Manager Matt Helmus will host a fascinating talk on the history of the island, featuring a special interview with Jaap de Blecourt (the island’s first-ever director). This event offers a rare opportunity to learn about the rich heritage of the DeZwaan Windmill and its role in preserving Dutch culture in our community. Don’t miss out on this historic celebration. Registration is required. $10 per person for members, $15 per person for non-members.

Wine and Canvas (Michigan Spring Robins): 6-8:30 p.m. at The Cottage at Wicks, 121 Mary St., Saugatuck. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16x20 take home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Wine and Canvas (Wine Red Flowers): 6-8:30 p.m. at Logan’s Roadhouse, 1651 Marketplace Drive SE, Caledonia. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

The Tallis Scholars: 7:30 p.m. at Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts, 221 Columbia Ave., Holland. The legendary early vocal music ensemble from the U.K. Part of the Hope College Great Performance Series.

The Tallis Scholars: 7:30-9:30 p.m. at Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts, 221 Columbia Ave., Holland. The legendary early vocal music ensemble from the UK. Part of the Hope College Great Performance Series. $29 for adults; $25 for seniors; $15 for children.

Friday, April 25

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Wine and Canvas (Cherry Blossom Walk): 6-8:30 p.m. at 28th Street Bistro at Sheraton Hotel, 5700 28th St., Grand Rapids. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. The ticket includes the use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction from a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Wine and Canvas (Under the Stars ~ Date Night): 6:30-9 p.m. at Wine and Canvas, 2675 E. Paris Ave. SE, Ste. E, Grand Rapids. Join us at our studio for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive on into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

GR Symphony Presents Carmina Burana: 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. Behold the iconic Carmina Burana, a captivating choral masterpiece known for its raw energy and vivid storytelling. This immensely popular work by Carl Orff stands as a pinnacle of dramatic expression, weaving together powerful rhythms, lush harmonies, and a tapestry of medieval texts that explore themes of fate, fortune, and the joys and sorrows of life. Its opening chorus, "O Fortuna," is instantly recognizable, setting the stage for an exhilarating journey through contrasting moods and vibrant colors. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com.

Public Star Gazing: 8-10 p.m. at Hemlock Crossing, 8115 West Olive Road, West Olive. The observatory is open from 8-11 p.m. (weather and clear sky permitting). There are no entry fees. Please be aware that the park gate closes automatically at 10 p.m. sharp, therefore, visitors must arrive beforehand to enter the park. Visible night sky objects: planets, the Moon, deep sky objects like galaxies, star clusters and planetary nebulae.

Live Music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. Rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

əkoostik hookah with special guest Back Forty: 8-11:30 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. əkoostik hookah incorporates many genres of music into their own style, from folk to psychedelic rock, bluegrass to blues, extended jams to concise rock 'n 'roll. əkoostik hookah’s style includes many musical genres for a sound that in the end is distinctly “hookah”. 18+ or with adult supervision. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m. $20 in advance; $25 day of show; $75 table for four GA upgrade; must still purchase individual ticket(s).

Live Music: 9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Live music weekly, every Friday and Saturday.

Saturday, April 26

Mist-netting and City Nature Challenge: 8-11 a.m. at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. This year the ODC is participating in the City Nature Challenge. The 2025 City Nature Challenge is an annual, global, community science competition to document biodiversity, bioblitz-style, to document plants, animals, and other organisms, with the iNaturalist app. The City Nature Challenge is organized on a global scale by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County and the California Academy of Sciences. You can learn more about this global event here. The ODC will be documenting the data we gather from mist netting for the City Nature Challenge. Learn all about the world of birds during a morning of mist-netting and bird banding. Stay for a few minutes or a few hours. No prior knowledge is necessary and all ages are welcome. Depending on their abilities, participants may be able to help retrieve birds from nets, band birds, record vital information about birds captured and release birds back to the wild. The banding station is located at the shade structure along the Sensory Trail near the main parking lot. Mist netting is heavily weather-dependent. If the weather does not cooperate for mist netting, we will still have a naturalist lead a hike to document all of the flora and fauna we see to participate in the City Nature Challenge. No registration necessary. Free.

Tea and Trails: 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at Ox-Bow, School of Art and Artists' Residency, 3435 Rupprecht Way, Saugatuck. Help write the next chapter in the (under)story of the great Tallmadge Woods. Stroll the Crow’s Nest trail, learn about the forest, sip on a Tallmadge Woods Chai from a handcrafted mug, and even make a lasting impact by helping us prepare to rejuvenate our forest. As part of this year’s installment of Tea and Trails, we will plant trees that have been generously donated by Eenhoorn, LLC. Afterwards, representatives from Zakti Tea will join us again to guide us in a tea gratitude ceremony. Thank you to our partners Eenhoorn, LLC, The Land Conservancy of West Michigan, and Zakti Tea, who are just as excited as we are to welcome you onto the trail. Tickets are $10 per person, or $40 for a family. Limited edition mugs by ceramists Maggie Bandstra and Joan Wyand can be purchased with a ticket for $30.

Repair Cafe: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Herrick District Library - Main Library, 300 S. River Ave., Holland. Help keep items out of the landfill by learning skills to make your own repairs. You'll also find tools and materials to help make repairs and connect with local community volunteers who have experience repairing clothes, textiles, and other household items.

Innovative Nature-Last Day.: 10 a.m. at Holland Museum, 31 W. 10th St., Holland. Join us for our last day of Spark. Lab Smithsonian Innovative Nature activities and explore how nature has inspired many innovations that we use in our daily lives.

VoLes Volunteer League: 3:30-5 p.m. at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. Our Volunteer League (nicknamed "VoLes") is a service club for teens to experience what it takes to maintain a natural area and captive wildlife. This program is designed for 12- to 18-year-olds who will work with ODC Network staff on a variety of indoor and outdoor tasks at the ODC, DeGraaf Nature Center, and other local natural areas. Past projects have included removing invasive species, cleaning up animal enclosures, and adding nature play features. It’s also a great way to earn those community service volunteer hours. VoLes club meets twice a month for a total of six meetings per session. Spring, summer and fall sessions are available, no prior experience or participation is required to sign up. There is no fee for this activity, signed photo/liability release forms are required with registration. Registration required. Free.

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Paper Vessels with Holland Arts: 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at Holland Area Arts Council, 150 E. Eighth St., Holland. Join Gemma for a one-day class creating simple sculptural vessels from card and paper. Learn decorating techniques before cutting and assembling your piece. A follow-up class later this summer will focus on making paper flowers using treasured maps, photos, or writing. Please bring recycled cardboard — cereal box-type cards work best. $40.

Earth Day Lakeshore Parade: Noon-4 p.m. at Temple Lounge, 116 S. Jackson St., Spring Lake. This year, they’re taking a new approach to create a more intimate and focused experience. This event will highlight pressing issues we face here in West Michigan, and they’re limiting participation to 15 select organizations to ensure meaningful engagement.

Snug Harbor’s Annual Chili Cook-Off: Noon-5 p.m. at Snug Harbor, 311 S. Harbor Drive, Grand Haven. Come out for an unforgettable day with mouthwatering chili, toe-tapping blues music, and a vibrant community atmosphere. Whether you’re a chili aficionado or a blues lover, this is the place to be. Indulge in various chili recipes, each packed with bold flavors and unique twists. You can even participate in the chili cook-off and show off your culinary skills. Now accepting applications. Email amy.snugharbormi@gmail.com to sign up.

Art for the Parks 2025: 5-8 p.m. at Ottawa County Parks Nature Center, 8115 W. Olive Road, West Olive. Support the Ottawa County Parks Foundation and local artists. This will be a physical display open to the public. A $10 donation is suggested to attend the show. All donations and 10% of artists’ sales will benefit the Foundation. Register early and skip the line. A confirmation email will be sent after you make your donation.

Wine and Canvas (Magical Forest Night): 6-8:30 p.m. at Wine and Canvas, 2675 E. Paris Ave. SE, Ste. E, Grand Rapids. Join us at our studio for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. The ticket includes the use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction from a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

House of the Holy "A Tribute to Led Zeppelin": 7-11 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets: $25 in advance; $30 day of show. $50 VIP Premium Leather Seats (balcony). $100 GA table for four (upgrade). Must still purchase GA ticket(s).

Live Music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. Rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Live Music: 9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Live music weekly, every Friday and Saturday.

Sunday, April 27

Wine and Canvas (Lavender Garden): 3-5 p.m. at St. Julian, 4425 14 Mile Road NE, Rockford. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16x20 take home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Live Music: 6-8:30 at Salt of the Earth, 114 E. Main St., Fennville. Come hear Joshua Davis with Interlochen Songwriters at Salt of the Earth. All concerts begin at 6 p.m., presented in a unique “dinner theater” atmosphere. Order dinner and drinks from the acclaimed Salt of the Earth kitchen and bar.

Monday, April 28

Trivia Night: 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Tulyp, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, 61 E. Seventh St., Holland. Join us for Trivia every Monday on the fifth floor of the Tulyp Hotel downtown Holland. The bar is open for food and drinks. It is free to play and the winning team gets $30 to spend at the 1847 Lounge.

Line Dance Workshops: 6:30-10 p.m. at Holland Civic Center Place, 150 W. Eighth St., Holland. Get ready to kick up your heels at our Line Dance Workshops at Holland Civic Center Place. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned dancer, this high-energy session will have you stepping to the beat in no time. Our expert instructor, Justin with LDJ Entertainment will guide you through classic and modern line dances, making it easy and fun to follow along. Starting at beginner level and working up to intermediate level over the course of 6 weeks.Ticket prices: Lessons and Open Dance: $10 per person; open dance only pricing: $5 for 21+; $10 for 16-20; open dance only tickets are only available at the door. Tickets available at vivenu.com/event. Don’t miss this chance to dance, meet new people, and enjoy a fantastic time. Get your tickets now and let’s hit the dance floor.

Shinedown: Dance, Kid, Dance: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 30 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Multi-platinum band Shinedown have cemented their status as one of the most vital and forward-thinking powerhouses in music, embodying the kind of creative dynamism that transcends boundaries with over 6.5 billion global streams, a record-breaking 21 No. 1 rock hits, 15 platinum and gold singles, platinum or gold certification for all of their albums, 10 million albums sold worldwide, and major media acclaim. They are known for their timely and honest messages behind their chart-topping songs that resonate with not only their global audience and the rock community, but our culture at large. For more information, visit vanandelarena.com/events.

Trivia Night: 7-9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Welcome. You and your friends are invited to Trivia Night brought to you by Trivia Cat. Join us at the Itty Bitty Bar for a night of drinking, eating, socializing and trivia questions (about anything). We will challenge your trivia knowledge over several rounds of questions, projected onto the big screen. New teams are welcomed. Bring your friends and play as a team. There are no restrictions to team size, so feel free to play alone or with a bunch of friends. The top teams, and perhaps a random losing team, will win gift cards. All are welcome. This event is free, although recommended for age 21+. If you love trivia and want to test your knowledge, come out and join us. Please arrive early and settle into some good viewing seats.

HPOA Country Concert Featuring John Berry: 7-9 p.m. at Holland Civic Center Place, 150 W. Eighth St., Holland. Holland Police Officers Association annual country concert. This concert is a fundraising event to raise funds for several charities in the Holland city area. This is also for our HPOA scholarship fund. This is a $4,000 scholarship awarded to a child of a police officer in the West Michigan area. $24 advanced sales, $30 at the door.

Tuesday, April 29

The ROI of People Power: 9-11 a.m. at Harbor Humane Society, 14345 Bagley St., West Olive. With the busyness of meeting deadlines, running programs, planning events, managing budgets, and all the other tasks of leading a nonprofit organization, it can be easy to overlook our greatest asset of all: our people. How can you ensure that you’re equipping your team to grow and achieve excellence? Grab tickets and more information at lakeshorenonprofits.org/programs-events.

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Woodland Wildflower Walk: 5-6 p.m. at Sanctuary Woods Preserve, 66th St., Holland. Visit Sanctuary Woods to explore the sights and sounds of spring. This time of year brings migrating birds, beautiful wildflowers, and active mammals. We will hike the lower loop and upper loop of this amazing dune ecosystem to see what animals and plants are ready for spring. Please note this hike does include approximately 170 stairs up a dune. Suggested age range: 6-99 years old. Guardians stay with the class. Registration is not required, but appreciated. Free: Sponsored by Laketown Township.

Broadway GR Presents: "Pretty Woman: The Musical": 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. Based on one of Hollywood’s most beloved romantic stories of all time, springs to life with a powerhouse creative team led by two-time Tony Award-winning director and choreographer Jerry Mitchell, an original score by Grammy winner Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance, and a book by the movie’s legendary director Garry Marshall and screenwriter J. F. Lawton. "Pretty Women: The Musical" will lift your spirits and light up your heart. Are you ready to fall in love all over again? For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com.

Park Theatre Open Mic: 8-11:30 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. PTOM is a weekly celebration of self-expression and community at Holland's historic Park Theatre — every Tuesday. Music, comedy, poetry, dancing, and more. DM Park Theatre open mic to perform. Hosted by Jair Driesenga. Doors open at 7:30 p.m., and the show starts at 8 p.m. $5 cover. (18+ or accompanied by a guardian. PTOM is live and uncensored.)

Wednesday, April 30

Felt Mansion Self-Guided Tours: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at The Felt Estate, 6597 138th Ave., Holland. Explore the restored 1904 Gibson Church, the 1917 Carriage House, as well as the 1928 mansion and grounds. Please park at the wooden pylons or white-chained grassy parking area, and enter the mansion through the front door (pillared entrance on the East side of the mansion) to pay your admission fee, and then explore all three buildings and the grounds at your leisure. Adults: $10; seniors (60+) $8; children 8+ $5; children 7 and under are free.

Saints and Syncretism in Global Christian Art: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kruizenga Art Museum, 271 Columbia Ave., Holland. Featuring 52 artworks ranging from the 15th to the 21st century, the exhibition explores how, as Christianity spread around the world, the qualities and attributes of Christian saints were often altered to better align with local religious practices and customs. The exhibition was curated by Hope College students working under the supervision of art history Professor Anne Heath. The Kruizenga Art Museum functions as an educational resource for Hope College and the greater West Michigan community. Admission to the museum is always free and the public is welcome.

Grand Rapids Rise: 6 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 30 Fulton St W, Grand Rapids. The Rise are gearing up for the 2025 season. As the premier professional volleyball league in North America, Pro Volleyball Federation has attracted some of the sport’s top talent, including some of America’s greatest volleyball players and coaches and elite players from around the world. Starting in 2024, Pro Volleyball Federation will play with a league format with teams playing in major league arenas across North America and owned by pro owners and team operators.

Wine and Canvas (Spring Thaw): 6-8:30 p.m. at BAM., 478 E. 16th St., Holland. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16 by 20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.

Broadway GR Presents: "Pretty Woman: The Musical": 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. Based on one of Hollywood’s most beloved romantic stories of all time, springs to life with a powerhouse creative team led by two-time Tony Award-winning director and choreographer Jerry Mitchell, an original score by Grammy winner Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance, and a book by the movie’s legendary director Garry Marshall and screenwriter J.F. Lawton. "Pretty Women: The Musical" will lift your spirits and light up your heart. Are you ready to fall in love all over again? For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com.

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