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St. Cecilia Music Center
24 Ransom Ave. NE
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503
Phone: 616 459-2224
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St. Cecilia Music Center
Founded in 1883 to promote the appreciation, study and the performance of music. The center sponsors concerts by world-renowned musicians, as well as local performers, in its beautifully restored historic building.
The mission of St. Cecilia Music Center is to promote the appreciation, study and performance
of music in order to enrich the human spirit and enhance the quality of life for the residents of
West Michigan.
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Opera Grand Rapids
161 Ottawa Ave. NW
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503
Phone: 616 451-4587
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Opera GR
Opera Grand Rapids, West Michigan's only professional opera company, features rising national and international artists in three productions at DeVos Performance Hall each season from October through May.
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Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park Amphitheater
1000 East Beltline Ave NE
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49525
Phone: 616 957-1580
phone: 1 888 957-1580
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Meijer Gardens
The Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park Amphitheatre offers exciting outdoor concerts with nationally-known artists from June through September. It features terraced lawn seating and provides an ideal outdoor concert setting.
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Circle Theater
1607 Robinson Road SE
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506
Phone: 616 632-1980
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Circle Theater
Circle Theatre presents five main stage and one Magic Circle children's show from May through September at the Aquinas College Performing Arts Center. A school and family series is presented September through May. Call for information.
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Broadway Grand Rapids
122 Lyon St. SW
Grand Rapids, Michigan 40503
Phone: 616 235-6285
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Broadway GR
The regions major presenter of professional, national, New York Broadway touring productions performs downtown at DeVos Performance Hall. Tickets are $25-$65 through TicketMaster. Check out their website for show listings. For directions, see DeVos Performance Hall listing.
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Grand Rapids Ballet
341 Ellsworth SW
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503
Phone: 616 454-4771
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Grand Rapids Ballet
Celebrating its thirty-sixth season, the Grand Rapids Ballet Company (GRBC) remains committed to its mission, to lift the human spirit through the art of dance. A proud recipient of the ArtServe Michigan Governors Arts Award for Outstanding Cultural Organization, Michigans only professional ballet company has a rich history marked by steady growth, a commitment to excellence, and strong community support.
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John Ball Zoo
1300 Fulton St W
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504
Phone: 616 336-4301
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John Ball Zoo
The John Ball Zoological Garden is owned and operated by the County of Kent. The John Ball Zoological Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation serving as a private support organization for the John Ball Zoo. The Zoo Society incorporated in 1950 and has been working in partnership with the Zoo since that time.
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Grand Rapids Symphony
300 Ottawa Ave. NW
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503
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GR Symphony
The Grand Rapids Symphony was officially organized in 1930 and is recognized as one of Americas leading regional orchestras. It is comprised of 50 salaried and 30 part-time musicians, led by Music Director David Lockington and Associate Conductor John Varineau. Eight concert series and extensive education and community service programs are provided to the community with performances designed for young children through adults, featuring a wide range of repertoire.
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Grand Rapids Children's Museum
22 Sheldon Ave. NE
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503
Phone: 616 235-4726
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GR Children's Museum
The Grand Rapids Children's Museum celebrates childhood and the joy of learning by providing an interactive, hands-on environment that inspires learning and encourages self-directed exploration, inviting children ages 2-10 to turn something into everything each time they visit.
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Grand Rapids Civic Theater
30 N. Division
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503
Phone: 616 222-6650
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Civic Theater
The Grand Rapids Civic Theatre [GRCT] is the largest community theatre in Grand Rapids and one of the largest in the entire United States, with over 3,000 season ticket holders annually. We reach over 90,000 people during a single season: 110 performances of the six main stage productions; twenty performances of the two productions for children; and a varying number of special events - under the leadership of our professional staff and over 30 guest artists.
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Gerald R Ford Presidential Library & Museum
303 Pearl Street NW
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504
Phone: 616 254-0400
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Gerald R. Ford Museum
Located in Grand Rapids, Michigan, The Ford Museum's permanent exhibits allow visitors to actually participate in history while reviewing the lives of President and Mrs. Ford. A succession of feature exhibits draw upon the holdings of the entire Presidential Libraries System, Smithsonian Institution, National Archives, and others.
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Grand Rapids Art Museum
101 Monroe Center
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503
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Grand Rapids Art Museum
The mission of the Grand Rapids Art Museum is to provide a gathering place where people of all ages and backgrounds can enrich their lives through interaction with authentic works of art of the finest quality in a thought-provoking and creative way. In order to nourish and delight the mind and spirit, the Museum collects, conserves, educates, and interprets.
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Grand Rapids Public Museum
272 Pearl Street NW
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504
Phone: 616 456-3977
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Grand Rapids Public Museum
The Public Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan was founded by a group of civic leaders in 1854 as the Grand Rapids Lyceum of Natural History and in 1868 merged with the Grand Rapids Scientific Club to form the Kent Scientific Institute and Museum. Over the next century, the Museum established itself as a premier educational institution in the area, and continues in to fulfill this role for West Michigan today.
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Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts to your Grand Rapids
41 Sheldon Boulevard SE
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49403
info@uica.org
Phone: 616 454-7000
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http://www.uica.org/
Since its incorporation 30 years ago, the Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts (UICA) has offered the community innovative experiences in the latest art forms and exposure to the newest creative ideas. Today, we present programs in visual arts, film, dance, literature, performance art and music and provide artists with studio space, sales support and educational opportunities all under one roof. UICA provides a forum for inclusive community dialogue, challenges stereotypes, and promotes arts and cultural awareness.
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