Amy's Catering now hosts a garden-themed mural after 30 years on Saginaw Street, as Lansing launches its newest arts corridor.

West Michigan blues talent share a stage at Unruly Brewery Nov. 21 to fund headstones for forgotten artists.

The trolls, built from branches and old pallets, come with a storybook written from their point of view.

Free family photos, live music and a public reception mark the November 7 debut at 258 Territorial Road.

Gates open at 11:30 a.m. Saturday for 26 bands competing and two exhibition performances at Portage Northern, with the Huskies' submarine-themed show at 9:42 p.m. before the 10 p.m. awards.

Vadim Gluzman plays a violin once rejected by Tchaikovsky's own dedicatee. He lands in Muskegon for two nights, big stage and small.

The Grand Rapids Art Museum is showing Gary Tyler's prison-made quilts through January, decades after Rosa Parks rallied for his release.

The 42nd annual show at St. Nicholas Cultural Center pairs first-time potters with guild veterans over two days.

Gates open at noon Saturday as Rockford's 185-member band closes the night with a spooky exhibition show.

A PowWow drew tribal citizens before the Grand Rapids Public Museum unveiled its reimagined third-floor gallery this week.

Detroit Opera hosts a night of true crime, comedy and film Thursday, including a Free Press reporter's unresolved cold-case tale.

ArtPrize revealed its public-vote frontrunners at a $10 John Ball Zoo party — and the winning zoo piece will be donated to charity.