Ixion Ensemble Theatre’s final show of the season is a lively and well-received collection of seven scenes, each exploring the theme of “defiance.” “Defiance: A Collection of Short Plays” runs […]
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In 1971, gay activists in East Lansing demanded protections in the city government’s hiring process from their City Council. They came, they fought, and they won: East Lansing’s early 1972 civil rights ordinance was the first of its kind in the country.
Sometime around 1 pm on Sunday, with about 100 fans gathered inside the Lansing Center, a chant broke out from the Ohio Roller Derby cheering section. “I say ‘Rat’! You say ‘Chet’!” …
Not only is Amy Dua the author and illustrator of the children’s book series “Woe is Me … The Seasons” — she’s also the publisher. “When deciding how I wanted to proceed, I did a …
Growing up, Stephanie Owen would spend summers at her family’s cottage on Upper Silver Lake in Mears. “My grandparents purchased land in Mears in 1970 to build a summer cottage. But during …
Lansing punk trio Jenn’s Apartment has released its first album in six years, “Eat Rich,” a simultaneously lighthearted and sincere sermon on the current moment in American politics …
The East Lansing Art Festival and the MSU Spring Arts & Crafts Show have complemented each other from across the street for more than six decades. This year’s events brought thousands of people …
At the tender age of 102, the “Pines of Rome,” the stars of the Lansing Symphony Orchestra’s season finale, are mere sprouts when compared to the hoary sequoias of the standard repertoire. …
