
Post Family Farm Fall Festival — Friday
Farm animals, wagon rides, play areas and fall activities in the final week of Post Family Farm’s season. Some activities cost extra.
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Farm animals, wagon rides, play areas and fall activities in the final week of Post Family Farm’s season. Some activities cost extra.

A veterans and community gathering features support resources, creative arts, STEM activities, food trucks and live music.

Gridiron performs with Division of Mind, D Bloc, Hold My Own, Pain Clinic and Ascendancy. Doors open at 5 p.m.; all ages are welcome.Start time only; an end time was not advertised.Doors: 17:00Age restriction: All ages

Free live music by Violet Velure inside Horrocks Market’s Greenhouse.Admission: Free.

Vander Mill opens its production floor for cornhole, foosball, ping pong, Giant Jenga and Connect Four.Location: Production floor.Admission: Free.

Cocoon Art Space opens Beneath the Surface, a group exhibition featuring six Michigan artists.Opening reception Friday, November 6, 6–9 p.m. The exhibition continues through December 20; this listing is for opening night only.

Paint-and-sip class at Brush Studio, 6:30–8:30 p.m. $38 per seat; drinks extra. Ages 15+ with full parental supervision.

Pigeons Playing Ping Pong performs with Dizgo at Elevation. Doors open at 6 p.m.; the show begins at 7 p.m.Ages: All ages.

The Grand Rapids Griffins host the Milwaukee Admirals at Van Andel Arena.

Blitzkid shares the bill with EPCYA, RTNR and The Burdens. Advertised doors are 7 p.m.Advertised doors: 19:00. Performance start is not separately confirmed.Ages: All ages.

A free evening with Darby Strickland and Kïrsten Christianson includes presentations and discussion about trauma and community care.Start time only; an end time was not advertised.

An original musical set in Victorian Ireland and London, presented with a live orchestra at Magnify Church.Start time only; an end time was not advertised.

Erin Monroe & Co presents a tribute to The Civil Wars, with The Rupple Brothers and Between Two Voices on the bill.Start time only; an end time was not advertised.

Improv comedy at The Comedy Project. End time not confirmed.

Country Night begins with line-dance lessons at 7 p.m., followed by Stolen Horses at 8 p.m. Activities and a drink ticket are included; $5 from each ticket benefits Unleashed Love Pet Rescue.Admission: $25.