Cass N. Hopp
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LCC Theatre, Music & Dance
Lansing Community College's production "Going Medieval" features two plays originally written to teach religious and moral lessons through comedy.
Chris Purchis
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Williamston Theatre
Ariniko O'Meara
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Riverwalk Theatre
WKAR launches 'Inside the Arts' segment to highlight local creators, events
WKAR has a new initiative to amplify the arts in mid-Michigan. It’s a weekly segment called the Inside the Arts.
Comedian Jay Leno heads to Battle Creek
Jay Leno’s appearance at FireKeepers Casino starts at 8 p.m. on May 24.
London Philharmonic Orchestra tops Wharton Center 2024-25 slate
The schedule also includes performances from Pink Martini, Mandy Patinkin, Time For Three, DeeDee Bridgewater and STOMP.
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The fandom around Lansing's so-called “truck-munching” bridge is growing with Big Penny now the star of a new video game. -
The productions Lansing community theater actor Holly Kay-Cannon has participated in have ranged from musicals and comedies to serious dramas. -
WKAR's Matt Watroba is marking milestones in both his music and radio career with a celebratory concert in Ann Arbor. -
The zine project is looking for writers, editors, artists, interviewers, photographers, designers, archivists and local historians to help document Lansing LGBTQ history. -
Lansing native Taylor Taylor's first LP is called "Just Kidding, Maybe!" -
Tribute band, Echoes of Pink Floyd, will play at Grewal Hall in Lansing on Saturday. -
WKAR celebrates Mid-Michigan actors with a new series starting with Williamston Theatre co-founder John Lepard. -
The farewell Lansing Symphony Orchestra concert for Maestro Timothy Muffitt will feature works by Dvořák and Resphigi. -
MSU photography faculty member Lara Shipley will use her Guggenheim Fellowship to help finance an art project on wolves in Minnesota. -
Congressman Bob Carr represented East Lansing in Washington for nine terms between the mid-1970s and mid-1990s.
