
Pouya – The Forever Glades Tour
Pouya brings The Forever Glades Tour with Ramirez, Fat Nick, Black Smurf and Comehelpglo.Ages: All ages.
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Pouya brings The Forever Glades Tour with Ramirez, Fat Nick, Black Smurf and Comehelpglo.Ages: All ages.

CKY performs with Tombstunner and Stretched Thin. This show is sold out.Advertised doors: 19:00. Performance start is not separately confirmed.Ages: All ages.

River City Improv brings its improvisational comedy to Midtown.Admission: $20.

The Grand Rapids Gold open their season against the Sioux Falls Skyforce at Van Andel Arena.

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 Vienna Boys Choir performs in Park Church’s historic Sanctuary for the church’s 190th anniversary.Start time only; an end time was not advertised.

David Cross brings his stand-up comedy to The Big Room at SILVA. Location: The Big Room at SILVA, 975 Ottawa Ave NW, Grand Rapids.Start time only; an end time was not advertised.

7 p.m. improv performance at The Comedy Project, separate from the 9 p.m. show. End time not confirmed.

Reggae performance featuring Fada Wayne at The Philmore South, 4318 Division Ave S. End time not confirmed.

Visser Bros performs at Pux Cider Taphouse, with an opening set by Pete Bass of Space Brother.

Jon Hayes performs with Megan Stark and Rusty Vining at The Stray.

Stand-up comedy with Raanan Hershberg at Dr. Grins. Early show for ages 18 and over.Ages: 18+.

Midori joins the Grand Rapids Symphony for Shostakovich’s Violin Concerto No. 1, alongside works by Ravel and Louise Farrenc.

Calvin University’s Jazz Band performs in the Covenant Fine Arts Center Recital Hall. Location: Covenant Fine Arts Center Recital Hall, Calvin University, 1795 Knollcrest Cir SE, Grand Rapids.Start time only; an end time was not advertised.

MEXICUBA: Rhythms Without Borders at Fountain Street Church. Free admission, donations welcomed. Ending time not published.