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It’s no secret that people’s identities are often tied to their fashion choices, including their hairstyle. From color and texture, to length and styling, it’s, hypothetically, an …
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SARAH SPOHN
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6/9/22
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Some might think booking “Wicked” at the Wharton Center for the fifth time was a gamble. But after witnessing a packed crowd for the second performance of a run lasting until May …
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David Winkelstern
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5/12/23
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It’s hard to budge a symphony orchestra, what with all those tubas, fiddles, harps and whatnot. The weight of tradition makes it even harder. But in the past three years, 38-year-old composer …
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Lawrence Cosentino
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6/1/23
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Pianist Geoffrey Keezer, the first guest of Michigan State University Jazz Studies’ 2023-’24 Jazz Artist in Residence program, has been compared to the greatest piano virtuosi in the world, from Vladimir Horowitz to Art Tatum.
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By LAWRENCE COSENTINO
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10/19/23
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Ágnes Mócsy did not always want to be a theoretical physicist. Like a lot of us, she at first failed to see the beauty and grace hidden within those stale science textbooks.
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Cole Tunningley
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2/27/20
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Lansing’s own Locust Point debuted with a brilliant self-titled LP in 2018, an LP stocked with undeniable, Thin Lizzy-caliber guitar riffs and rock ’n roll hooks.
Last month, …
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Rich Tupica
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7/21/22
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No Skull, the sonically experimental Lansing-based sludge-punk trio, releases its epically heavy self-titled EP Friday at GTG Fest at The Avenue Café.
The band, led by …
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Rich Tupica
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10/10/19
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For the second year, the Broad College and Burgess Institute for Entrepreneurship & Innovation at Michigan State University have created a gift guide, this time featuring 17 Spartan-owned Michigan businesses to support this holiday season. Among them are these businesses in Greater Lansing.
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Staff
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11/24/21
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Comic book creators, readers and scholars will gather at Michigan State University’s Main Library Friday and Saturday (Feb. 2 and 3) for the school’s first Comics Forum since the event …
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2/1/24
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Peace. Freedom. The absence of fear. A love so strong that you can’t breathe. Those are some of the female yearnings revealed in “9 Parts of Desire.”
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David Winkelstern
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2/3/22
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“Metro” Melik Brown is no stranger to Lansing. He’s worn many hats in many different avenues.
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SARAH SPOHN
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6/9/22
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Sam Shepard’s play “True West” has been lauded as a masterpiece that addresses themes of sibling rivalry, family dysfunction, masculinity and the mythos of the Old West versus the genteelness of suburban life.
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Mary Cusack
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2/27/20
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While there won’t be a reprieve from freezing temperatures and icy conditions this weekend, the Lansing area is prepared with a long list of indoor events, including art exhibitions, concerts, dance parties, musicals, a comedy show, a farmers market and more.
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Nicole Noechel
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1/18/23
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Don’t worry — City Pulse’s sponsors will hook you up! Here’s what they have to offer this holiday season:
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Staff
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11/24/21
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Jim Harrison once told me that I was reading poetry all wrong. He told me not to read a book of poetry in one setting, but rather to “read a poem a day,” and then think about it. At that rate, I should be able to work through his new gargantuan poetry book, “Jim Harrison: Complete Poems,” in about three years.
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BILL CASTANIER
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2/3/22
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Thanks to the Capital Area District Library, Ingham County parks have morphed into literary jungles where parents can take their children on a reading safari — far from smartphones and video …
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Bill Castanier
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7/21/22
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The Lansing area offers an extraordinary amount of talented theater companies. So much so that during the fall, winter and spring, theatergoers find themselves choosing between …
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Todd Heywood
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7/6/23
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There have been plenty of potent pot products featured in this review in recent months. This week, we turn to the opposite end of the spectrum: The lowest-dose edibles available on Lansing’s recreational market. With 2.5 mg of THC in each of these tangy little mints, you’d need to gobble down the whole bottle to match the THC of a standard pot brownie.
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Kyle Kaminski
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8/6/20
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The Botanical Co. opened its doors for recreational and medical sales last month near the Capital Region International Airport. And though the family-owned business has yet to harvest its own crops, that hasn’t stopped them from stocking great cannabis products.
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Kyle Kaminski
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1/7/21
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Peppermint Creek Theatre Co.’s production “Fun Home” is not always fun, but it is an important story and one that will hit home with a diverse audience.
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MARY CUSACK
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6/9/22
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