Though it may not look like it quite yet, spring has arrived, bringing with it a fresh batch of exciting events. City Pulse has rounded up a list of the biggest happenings around Greater Lansing to fill your calendars through Memorial Day, so read on to discover what vernal delights this season has in store. more

With more than 550 specialty sodas in their inventory, plus more than 1,000 varieties of taffy and candy, the owners of the Rocket Fizz franchise formerly located in the Eastwood Towne Center knew they needed more space. more

Darkness. Low whispers are barely perceivable. The whispers (or are they hissing snakes?) undulate and grow. more

A lively and engaging theater experience awaits kids, adults and everyone in between this weekend at Michigan State University’s Arena Theatre. While “What if Wilhelmina” is billed as a sensory-friendly, interactive musical for neurodiverse audiences, I would contend that this inclusive, immersive experience is a delight for audiences of all ages and abilities. more

This weekend, Lansing-area jazz lovers will have a welcome chance to catch up with a longtime local favorite, saxophonist Diego Rivera. more

From a distance, it yells “fun.” Up close, it whispers “compassion.” more

Like the indomitable Blues Brothers, sportswriter and author Tom Shanahan is on “a mission from God.” more

Sean Anthony Sullivan is a local singer-songwriter who’s equally inspired by the Rolling Stones’ “Exile on Main St.” as he is by Bob Seger’s “Mainstreet.” … more

Lansing’s Old Town is an ever-changing coral reef of creative culture, packed with boutiques and galleries of every stripe, but Gladden Space is a new species in this ecosystem. more

This month, the cast of “Amadeus,” directed by Lansing theater veteran Amy Rickett, will take to the stage of the Riverwalk Theatre in full period costumes and a surfeit of hairstyles. more

Renée Branch Canady’s book, “Room at the Table,” is part memoir, part self-help guide and part primer on equity and inclusion. It comes out at a time when diversity, equity and inclusion policies are under scrutiny across the country. more

I’ve seen community theater many times in many places, yet never players so immersed in their roles that I felt as if I were invading their space. more

Wind ensembles from across Michigan will gather at Okemos High School from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday for the Red Cedar Festival of Community Bands, an all-day gathering, first established in … more

Presented by Rock City Group, the Forever Young Throwback Prom will open its doors at 7 p.m. Saturday (March 9) to kick off a night of nostalgic escape back to decades past at … more

  NOW Ensemble, a five-piece instrumental chamber group now in its 20th year, has performed and collaborated with hundreds of composers throughout the world. In their return to East Lansing … more

Whether you prefer film, music, theater, visual art, dance or comedy, Greater Lansing offers events for all arts enthusiasts this weekend. There’s also Impression 5 Science Center’s LEGOPalooza fundraiser, a euchre tournament, a few Friday evening fish fries and more. more

When Paul Rothman was in high school, he created a short film that made it into the East Lansing Film Festival. That early success led him to enroll in the film program at Lansing Community College, but he didn’t finish film school. more

It’s been a long and winding road for Marianne Williamson, a noted lecturer, self-help author, former spiritual director of a megachurch in Warren and two-time former presidential candidate. She also admits to hitting the road as a young woman in pursuit of happiness, which led her to “bad boys and good dope.” more

Lansing Community College’s production of “The Thanksgiving Play” might not be seasonal, but it is incredibly timely. more

To close out Black History Month, representatives from churches and other organizations that have made reparations payments to the Justice League of Greater Lansing will participate in a … more