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Mozart, Haydn and Bach will have to hang up their wigs and chill out. The only way to give a proper sendoff to the Lansing Symphony Orchestra’s maestro of 20 years, Timothy Muffitt, is to kick things up to cosmic scale. more
Morgan Hill, a native of Baltimore County, Maryland, was attracted to Michigan State University partially because of the interdisciplinary nature of its master of fine arts program. more
Some people will do anything to get you off the couch and out of the house. They might even offer you the world. more
This weekend is the Library of Michigan’s annual Night for Notables celebration, honoring the 20 Michigan Notable Books on this year’s list and the authors behind them. more
For weeks after the demolition of old Eastern High School, three stone arches from the Jon Young auditorium were left standing. Now, they are gone — but they’ll be coming back. more
Two Michigan State University artists decided to “light the night” on the MSU campus with their unique immersive art installation by attaching two 4-foot-long LED tubes to each of 43 trees at the northeast corner of Trowbridge and Harrison roads. more
Like the fabled realm of Asgard in Marvel’s “Thor” franchise, the Arts Council of Greater Lansing is about people, not a place. more
When spring showers keep us inside, there’s no reason we can’t still have some adventure in our lives. Here are several crime and thriller books to keep you engaged on rainy days. more
“Inching Towards Yeolha,” written by Sam-Shik Pai and translated into English by Walter Byongsok Chon, is a sprawling Korean epic that takes on absurdist situations and existentialist themes of free will versus fate, the meaning and value of life and love, and evolving and changing roles within personal relationships. more
Whether you’ve never seen it before or you know all the words to all the songs in this beloved musical, you owe it to yourself to catch “Chicago” at the Wharton Center while you still can. more
Back in May 2013, Dylan Rogers and his former band of buskers, the Lansing Unionized Vaudeville Spectacle, closed out the 50th annual East Lansing Art Festival.   This weekend, Rogers’ … more
Hidden within the Michigan State University Federal Credit Union building in downtown East Lansing is a living, pulsating time capsule of Detroit techno music. more
On a brisk February morning, two student interns from the MSU Broad Art Museum slipped into a second-grade classroom at Lansing’s Post Oak Academy, carrying a plastic bin of paint sticks and a stack of circular wood panels. more
For the past couple months, Jennifer Rupp, executive director of the Michigan Humanities Council, has been, metaphorically speaking, tied to a train track waiting for a freight train and not knowing its schedule. more
In my 19 years of writing theater reviews, I’ve attended hundreds of plays. I’ve seen the good, the bad, the disturbing and the poignant. more
Billboards and posters plastered around town told us that Friday’s (April 4) Lansing Symphony Orchestra concert had a Spanish theme. more
Midtown Brewing Co., 402 S. Washington Square, in downtown Lansing is about to unveil a mural by Lansing artist Nevin Speerbrecker that features 12 pop culture figures mounted on the wall looking out from behind the bar. more
8:15 p.m. April 11 Central United Methodist Church 215 N. Capitol Ave., Lansing Reminiscent of an episode of “The Office” where Michael Scott is on a particularly unpleasant crusade, “Micro Budget,” more
The Capital City Film Festival brings art to Lansing in a way that draws out the best of what’s already here, turning familiar spaces we pass by daily into stages for artists and filmmakers. more
5:25 p.m. April 12 Central United Methodist Church 215 N. Capitol Ave., Lansing The gig economy. Capitalism at large. Alien creatures. more
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