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Kevin Epling, a longtime toy collector and photographer, created dynamic scenes with unlikely subjects for his “Adventures in Small Scale: The Art of Toy Photography” exhibit.
MSU staffer makes art gallery debut
“I’ve always been a storyteller and a longtime toy collector,” said Kevin Epling, whose “Adventures in Small Scale: The Art of Toy Photography” exhibit opened Saturday … more
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“By the Yard: Michigan in Panoramic Photographs” organizers Karla Barber, Jacob McCormick and Bill Castanier wrangle a 1901 photo of Johannesburg, a lumber town east of Grayling. The photo was found rolled up in the back of a box at the Archives of Michigan.
History by the yard
If the selfie captures the spirit of the 21st century, a photo exhibit opening Saturday (Feb. 11) at the Library of Michigan steps back — way, way back — and takes a longer view. The exhibit covers the heyday of the panoramic photo, a wildly popular format in the early 1900s ... more
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All-of-us Express Children's Theatre will present "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," based on C.S. Lewis' first "Chronicles of Narnia" book, at East Lansing's Hannah Community Center Friday at 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 3 p.m.
Theater is back, new art exhibits and more
What’s going on in Greater Lansing this weekend? Read on to find out! more
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California-based guitarist Bruce Forman, guest artist in residence for MSU jazz studies this week, soaks up inspiration at Cadillac Ranch, near Amarillo, Texas, along Route 66.
Don’t fence him in
With his 10-gallon hat, denim attire and unpretentious air, guitarist Bruce Forman is not a typical jazzman. He often masks his dazzling mastery of jazz guitar with an unpretentious cowboy attitude … more
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Lansing Shuffle opened to the public last Thursday.
Lansing Shuffle brings food and fun to former City Market site
Eric Mizga sat sipping a beer from the Grand Bar inside Lansing Shuffle. “It’s phenomenal,” Mizga pronounced the makeover of the city-owned downtown pole barn along the Grand River.  “It’s a great space for Lansing. We needed something … more
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Author Christopher Steele, who spent five years in Guangzhou, China, teaching English as a second language, wrote “Mama Huhu” to show the country isn’t as different from the U.S. as some may believe.
‘Mama Huhu’ is far from mediocre
“Mama Huhu,” author Christopher Steele’s new memoir about the five years he spent in China teaching English, is part Bill Bryson and part Paul Theroux, with a bit of … more
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Free Will Astrology By Rob Brezsny
ARIES (March 21-April 19): During my quest for advice that might be helpful to your love life, I plucked these words of wisdom from author Sam Kean: “Books about relationships talk about how to … more
“Jagged Little Pill”
Three shows to check out this weekend
This weekend, Greater Lansing is stacked with dynamic shows across the region. Here are just three events to keep on your radar — especially if you’re looking to get out and get … more
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Art installation creator Robin Frohardt made thousands of products out of plastic waste from New York City’s streets and rubbish bins for the fresh produce section of the Plastic Bag Store in Ann Arbor.
University of Michigan hosts smelly art installation
LANSING – Straight from the rubbish bins of New York, a new Ann Arbor art exhibition criticizes the overuse of plastic. The Plastic Bag Store is a grocery store made entirely from plastic waste and filled with cheeky packaging and ironic product … more
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Join MSU Broad Art Museum assistant curator Rachel Winter for a walkthrough of "Zaha Hadid Design: Untold" Sunday at 1 p.m. This is one of the last weekends to view the exhibit before it closes on Feb. 12.
Winter wonders in store this weekend
Whether you’re looking for a fun date night, something to do with the family or a group activity with friends, Greater Lansing has exciting events for everyone this weekend. more
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DJ Kaely Kellz (left) and musician (and host) MikeyyAustin are just two of the attractions set for A Night at the Soul Lounge, happening Saturday at The Avenue Café.
A soulful evening
Hip-hop isn’t exclusive to the art of rhyming, so it’s no surprise that A Night at the Soul Lounge, a monthly event at The Avenue Café, offers a diverse blend of the culture … more
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In its heyday, Hudson’s department store on Detroit’s Woodward Avenue boasted 2.1 million square feet, spread over 25 floors.
Delve into the history of Hudson’s
A new, 547-page book on Hudson’s, the venerable downtown Detroit department store, drips with nostalgia. For Detroiters, the store’s name is in league with other iconic brands like Faygo, … more
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Tutti Frutti Productions of Leeds, England, will present "Ugly Duckling" at the Wharton Center Saturday at 1:30 and 4 p.m. Recommended for ages 5-10.
Ancient Mermaids, fairytale castles and a glitzy gala
Another week has come to pass, meaning it’s time to celebrate the weekend with exciting happenings throughout Greater Lansing. For live music, on Friday evening, we have ... more
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The Insiders: A Tribute to Tom Petty will deliver a top-shelf evening of covers both Friday at Saturday at The Green Door. Tickets are available at theinsiderstribute.com.
No need to reminisce
In 1979, Neil Young famously belted out, “Hey hey, my my … Rock and roll can never die.” While that might be true in the grand scheme of things, sometimes rock ‘n’ roll losses sting pretty hard. One of those … more
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Weilerstein calls her 2020 recording of Bach’s Cello Suites a “snapshot”: “I thought I would do it when I was much older, because we cellists never feel totally worthy of them.”
‘It goes right to the gut’
The great thing about the six Bach solo Cello Suites is that you can resort to the most outrageous hyperbole to describe them and still fall short. It’s music to be born to, to live to and to … more
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Free Will Astrology By Rob Brezsny
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Noah Webster (1758-1843) worked for years to create the first definitive American dictionary. It became a cornucopia of revelation for poet Emily Dickinson (1830-1886). She said that for many years, it was her “only companion.” … more
To mark the Lunar New Year, Michigan State University’s College of Music is hosting a celebratory concert.
MSU Lunar New Year Celebration Concert
Saturday, Jan. 21, 3 p.m. Cook Recital Hall, 333 W. Circle Drive, East Lansing. To mark the Lunar New Year on Sunday (Jan. 22), Michigan State University’s College of Music is hosting a … more
It's the last weekend to view "As we dwell in the fold," by Peruvian artist Andrea Canepa, at the MSU Broad Art Museum. The museum is hosting a final guided tour 1 p.m. Sunday.
Weekend events to beat the cold
While there won’t be a reprieve from freezing temperatures and icy conditions this weekend, the Lansing area is prepared with a long list of indoor events, including art exhibitions, concerts, dance parties, musicals, a comedy show, a farmers market and more. more
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Sistrum women's chorus will hold its winter concert, "Starting Now," at the Unitarian Universalist Church in South Lansing at 7 p.m. Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday. Bring needed personal and household items for the Lansing Refugee Donation Center.
Make the most of the holiday weekend
On what is a long weekend for some because Monday is a federal holiday marking the birthday of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Greater Lansing has much to offer, including multiple events honoring the late civil rights leader. Don’t let … more
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San Jose, California-based pianist Jon Nakamatsu, soloist in Friday’s Lansing Symphony Orchestra concert, won the gold medal at the 1997 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, the first American to win since 1981.
‘Chamber music times 1,000’
No Internet bio or program booklet will tell you what Jon Nakamatsu, the guest soloist for this week’s Lansing Symphony Orchestra concert, had to go through to pursue a life in music … more
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