Looking for things to do in Grand Rapids? Browse upcoming events across Greater Grand Rapids, including live music, festivals, nightlife, food and drink events, comedy, theater, sports, markets and family activities.
Find events happening today, this weekend and throughout the coming weeks in Grand Rapids and nearby communities including Wyoming, Kentwood, Grandville, Walker, Ada, Cascade, Rockford and more. Grand Rapids Night Out updates the calendar as new events are announced and event details change.
GVSU’s New Music Ensemble performs contemporary works and premieres a composition by alumnus Christian Glascock. The performance is in the Louis Armstrong Theatre Lobby at GVSU’s Haas Center for Performing Arts in Allendale.Advertised start time only; end time has not been announced.
Line dancing with Cowboy Rob at Rapid River Stillhouse, 401 Stocking Ave NW, Grand Rapids. Starts at 7 p.m. The organizer has not published an ending time; 7 p.m. is the start time, not a confirmed finish. Free to participate.
Geeks Who Drink hosts a pub quiz for teams of up to six. PizzaMI’s food truck is scheduled before the quiz.Admission: Free; food sold separately.
Drew Nelson and Hwy 2 perform for Local Spins Wednesday at SpeakEZ Lounge. The entrance is on Trowbridge Avenue.
Farm animals, wagon rides, play areas and fall activities in the final week of Post Family Farm’s season. Some activities cost extra.
Free live music by The River Rogues inside Horrocks Market’s Greenhouse.Admission: Free.
Create a butterfly textile panel in GRAM Studio. Materials are provided and no experience is required.Admission: $42; 20% member discount.
GRAM and The Delta Project present a free screening about young Black and Brown fathers in West Michigan.Location: GRAM Auditorium.Admission: Free; registration required.
A free hands-on STEM evening for students in grades 6–12 and their families at Cornerstone University’s Christ Chapel.
Enjoy guitar music with dinner at Fricano’s Alpine during its Thursday live-music evening.
Live music at Michigan Moonshine Distillery.
Paint-and-sip class at Brush Studio, 6:30–8:30 p.m. $38 per seat; drinks extra.
Psychostick brings heavy comedy-metal alongside Texas Toast Chainsaw Massacre, Plethora and dirtflesh. The venue lists 7 p.m.; AXS advertises a 7:30 p.m. show time.
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.
The Comedy Project, Suite B. End time not announced.
