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Courtesy/City of East LansingWith summer now here, several mid-Michigan farmers markets are also set to make their return. -
Brian Rasic/Getty ImagesThe pioneering vocalist, who played a pivotal role in the history of rock and soul music, had suffered a litany of health issues in recent years.
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Kwame Alexander is a poet, educator, producer and No. 1 New York Times bestselling author of 38 books, including “An American Story,” “Becoming Muhammad Ali,” and “Rebound.” He’ll be visiting Everett High School in Lansing as part of an event with the Capital Area District Library Monday night. -
Sunday’s Holi celebration will offer colored powder for Michigan State University community members to throw at each other.
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The East Lansing City Council is set to discuss plans to renovate Valley Court Park at a future meeting after residents and officials have expressed concerns with the design.
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Amid ongoing protests and government repression in Iran, a group of artists at Michigan State University is using their craft to raise awareness about the women fighting for their rights in the country.
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Those who follow Hinduism will celebrate a variety of festivals throughout the year. But most of them don’t fall during the winter months of the holiday season. Because of this offset calendar, many Hindus in mid-Michigan work to maintain their celebrations while also making American holiday traditions their own.
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After a two-year COVID-related shutdown, the Michigan Shakespeare Festival is back this summer. Though, not in Jackson this time around.
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Hannah Mackey explores her multiracial heritage with tiled sculpture | 2022 Lansing ArtPath ProfilesRecent Michigan State University graduate Hannah Mackey designed a sculpture called "In Memory of A Pond" that can be found in Burchard Park. It's part of the Lansing Art Gallery and Education Center’s 5th annual ArtPath exhibition.
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Goldsberry has also starred in 'The Lion King' and 'Rent' on Broadway.
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MSU College of Music Choral Director David Rayl speaks with WKAR's Jamie Paisley about the return of the MSU Choral Union, University Chorale and State Singers as they join the MSU Symphony Orchestra for "Songs of Comfort and Joy," which features some of the Christmas favorite, Handel's "Messiah," but also some choral favorites to address the hope for resolution as the COVID lockdown finally allows the voices (with masks) to join together.
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Artists participating in the Lansing Art Gallery & Education Center’s annual ArtPath exhibition this year have taken their inspirations from things like…
