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Despite the heavy subject matter, the art featured in the exhibit is not all doom and gloom. A hand-painted plague mask with Louis Vuitton branding and an N95 respirator is one piece that offers levity.
Global art exhibition speaks to the triumphs of creativity
A once-in-a-lifetime art exhibition featuring work by nearly 80 artists from around the globe is on display at Lansing’s favorite liminal space, the old Sears building in Frandor, as well as … more
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Jack Davis; his wife, Sue; and their grandchildren pose in front of Shakespeare and Co. on a family trip to Paris. Jack Davis’ rare book collection sold for $718,750 at auction, and his wife has been donating the proceeds to Lansing-area charities.
Celebrating Michigan’s large and lively literary community
Most Lansing residents knew the late Jack Davis and his spouse, Sue, through their generous philanthropic gifts to organizations like the Lansing Symphony Orchestra, Fenner Nature Center, Lansing … more
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Author Bonnie Jo Campbell’s keynote speech at A Rally of Writers will focus on the reasons guests shouldn’t write a novel.
Comstock author delivers unique keynote at writer’s conference
The song “Never Been to Spain” came to mind as I talked with author Bonnie Jo Campbell about her writing career and upcoming keynote speech at A Rally of Writers on Saturday (April 15). … more
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Andrea Kepsel, MSU Libraries’ health sciences librarian, curated an exhibit of rare books that explore the bond between animals and humans, on display at the school’s Main Library.
Rare book display at MSU links humans and animals
People love animals. People love books.  Books about animals — even Gila monsters — should get twice the love.  A new exhibit at Michigan State University’s Special … more
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Karen Dionne, a two-time winner of the Michigan Notable Book award and author of “The Marsh King’s Daughter,” which is being adapted into a movie, will deliver the keynote speech at this year’s Night for Notables.
Two-time winner to headline Michigan’s biggest book event of the year
Since 1991, the Michigan Week celebration in May has showcased books about Michigan or books by Michigan authors to promote the rich talents of Michigan writers and the state’s unique sense of … more
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Michael Zadoorian, the author of several novels, including “The Leisure Seeker,” which was made into a movie starring Helen Mirren and Donald Sutherland, is the winner of the 2022 Michigan Author Award.
No longer last in the lineup
Michael Zadoorian has spent a lifetime saddled with a last name that starts with the letter “Z.”  “Growing up, going to school, we were always seated alphabetically, and me … more
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Zurin Villanueva performs the title role in “Tina — The Tina Turner Musical.”
The places to be for R&B
What’s Broadway got to do with it? When you pair soulful 1980s-era pop hits “What’s Love Got to Do with It” and “Private Dancer” with 1966’s “River … more
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Free Will Astrology By Rob Brezsny
ARIES (March 21-April 19): In English, the phrase “growing pains” refers to stresses that emerge during times of rapid ripening or vigorous development. Although they might feel … more
Enjoy Easter egg hunts, visits with the Easter Bunny, an Easter-themed 5K race and more in the Lansing area this weekend.
An event-packed Easter weekend in Greater Lansing
With Easter coming up on Sunday, the Lansing area has some exciting holiday-themed events to get you in the spirit. If you don’t celebrate, don’t fret —there are plenty of other activities to enjoy, including a film festival, art exhibits and even a board game café pop-up. more
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The Wild Honey Collective Trio
Live & Local
Live & Local The Avenue 2021 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing Camp Culture, False Harbor, Soccer Fri., April 7, 9 p.m. Joshua Powell, Shay Leigh and the Woodpeckers, Across the … more
Riverwalk Theatre produced “Kinky Boots” in March, just months after the Lebowsky Center for Performing Arts held its run of the musical. Chad Swan-Badgero, founder and artistic director of Peppermint Creek Theatre Co., said Lansing-area theater companies are collaborating for their upcoming seasons to avoid double bookings and overlapping production dates.
The arduous process of planning a theater season
Chad Swan-Badgero, the founder and artistic director of Peppermint Creek Theatre Co., has a stack of scripts he picks up and begins reading each fall. “When I read a play and love it and … more
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The old Sears building in Frandor will serve as this year’s Capital City Film Festival headquarters. “We’re using about 30,000 square feet of the retail space for an art exhibit that has art from all seven continents, and we’re using the warehouse space for music and films,” festival co-director Dominic Cochran said.
‘Back up to full speed’
“It’s always our goal to find some sort of unused or vacant space to transform into a festival venue, and we always try to do a new one of those each year. Someplace different,” … more
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“Chasing the Ghost”
“Chasing the Ghost”
“Chasing the Ghost” centers on drug-addicted anesthesiologist Clay Huxley, who must battle demons, both real and figurative, in order to save those closest to him. Huxley’s … more
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"Aliens Abducted My Parents and Now I Feel Kinda Left Out"
“Aliens Abducted My Parents and Now I Feel Kinda Left Out”
“Aliens Abducted My Parents and Now I Feel Kinda Left Out,” which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January, will be the opening night feature at this year’s Capital City … more
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“Join or Die”
“Join or Die”
“Democracy is a pain in the ass, by the way,” quips one interviewee in the documentary “Join or Die.” Featuring an impressive range of interviewees, from community organizers … more
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In “Mrs. Harrison,” Holly (Alysia Kolascz), a stand-up comedian turned The Moth-style storyteller, encounters her old classmate Ayesha (Janai Lashon), a now-successful playwright, in a bathroom during a college reunion. When Ayesha can’t get the water to run, Holly helps her, beginning the suspenseful rekindling of their past.
‘Mrs. Harrison’ strikes at the heart, earns gasps and laughs
What if one person’s story had the power to impart a profound insight, to crack you open in a way that let in light? What if, upon hearing this story, you had an instantaneous and incredible … more
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Free Will Astrology
By Rob Brezsny
ARIES (March 21-April 19): I hope that in the coming weeks, you will keep your mind bubbling with zesty mysteries. I hope you’ll exult in the thrill of riddles that are beyond your current … more
Lee Cleaveland & The Lefthand Band will headline a raucous show Friday (April 7) at Mac’s Bar.
RAW POWER: Lee Cleaveland & The Lefthand Band bring Detroit to Mac’s
For those searching for Motor City-made rock ‘n’ roll this weekend, a drive to Detroit is unnecessary because Lee Cleaveland & The Lefthand Band is rolling into town. The … more
Kathie Kuhn of Lansing shows her artistic spirit even in her headshot, recently published collections of poetry that highlight their love of nature. Kuhn’s work tackles big-picture ideas like climate preservation, misogyny, racism and world peace.
Local poets explore the natural world
Two poets. Two different styles. One shouts. The other whispers. Both are committed to nature and social justice. Both recently published books you should read.  Kathie Kuhn of Lansing has … more
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Learn how to paint a pre-traced portrait of Michigan step by step 6:30 p.m. Friday at the Cedar Street Art Collective.
Flex your creative muscles
This weekend, Greater Lansing offers drum circles, art workshops, more than 100 STEAM-focused events from the MSU Science Festival and even more opportunities to get your creative juices flowing. more
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