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Lee Cleaveland & The Lefthand Band will headline a raucous show Friday (April 7) at Mac’s Bar.
RAW POWER: Lee Cleaveland & The Lefthand Band bring Detroit to Mac’s
For those searching for Motor City-made rock ‘n’ roll this weekend, a drive to Detroit is unnecessary because Lee Cleaveland & The Lefthand Band is rolling into town. The … more
Learn how to paint a pre-traced portrait of Michigan step by step 6:30 p.m. Friday at the Cedar Street Art Collective.
Flex your creative muscles
This weekend, Greater Lansing offers drum circles, art workshops, more than 100 STEAM-focused events from the MSU Science Festival and even more opportunities to get your creative juices flowing. more
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Barbara Wagner Chamber Music Competition Showcase
Top instrumentalists from the Michigan State University College of Music will compete for scholarships, performance opportunities and more at the 3rd annual Barbara Wagner Chamber Music Competition … more
In Williamston Theatre’s production of “Mrs. Harrison,” Aisha (left), played by Janai Lashon, and Holly, played by Alysia Kolascz, find themselves trapped in a restroom together during a 10-year college reunion. A “chess game” of conflict and confrontation slowly unfolds.
Williamston Theatre explores the enigmatic ‘Mrs. Harrison’
As the stars of “Mrs. Harrison” at the Williamston Theatre, Janai Lashon and Alysia Kolascz have some of the most enviable jobs in local theater right now.  But explaining the … more
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The Williamston Theatre is holding preview performances of "Mrs. Harrison," about two women who find themselves trapped together after a storm interrupts their 10-year college reunion, 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday.
An exciting weekend for theater buffs
This weekend, Greater Lansing has several theater productions in store as well as arts-and-crafts workshops, a spooky celebration at REO Town Marketplace and more. more
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Jazz vocalist Cyrille Aimée will mix new tunes from her forthcoming album, “Inside and Out,” with standards from the Great American Songbook and the music of Stephen Sondheim at the Wharton Center on March 30.
Cyrille Aimée brings the sunshine
Cyrille Aimée, the ebullient embodiment of pure sunshine in 21st-century vocal jazz, was lolling in a hammock Monday afternoon charging up with photons on the deck of her self-designed house … more
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Jeremy Porter and The Tucos will play a free show Saturday (March 25) at The Avenue Café with The Wild Honey Collective and Bottlecap Mountain.
All killer, no filler
Plymouth-based rockers Jeremy Porter and The Tucos return to The Avenue Café this weekend for yet another show at their home away from home, but the road-warrior band has gigged as far away as … more
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Michigan State Univsersity College of Music, Opera Theatre's production of Gianni Schicchi.Copyright 2019, Michigan State Univsersity Board of Trustees, College of Music.All rights transferred to Michigan State Univsersity
MSU Opera Theatre to present 'Falstaff,' by Giuseppe Verdi
This week, Michigan State University Opera Theatre will present “Falstaff,” by Giuseppe Verdi, the composer’s last of 28 operas. Based on Shakespeare’s “The Merry Wives … more
Keith LaMar, the subject and co-creator of “DIEGEST,” believes the carceral system is designed to break you down slowly and consume you like a digestive system. Artist Mia Pearlman molded prison materials such as brick, barbed wire and zip-tie handcuffs to resemble an enormous, organic mass representing this idea.
A poem from death row
In 1989, Cleveland native Keith LaMar was imprisoned after fatally shooting a man in the chest during a drug deal that went south. Then, in 1993, his life changed forever when 10 people were killed … more
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Lansing’s The Goddamn Gallows will play its old stomping ground, Mac’s Bar, Friday (March 17) before hitting the road with Hank Williams IV.
The Goddamn Gallows returns to Mac’s Bar on St. Patty’s Day
For almost 20 years, The Goddamn Gallows has continued to reinvent itself both on record and onstage.  The group, formed in Lansing in 2004, continuously teeters between rockabilly, … more
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Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in the Lansing area with parties, live music, a scavenger hunt, an Irish play and more.
A lucky weekend in Lansing
Tomorrow is St. Patrick’s Day, so don your favorite green attire, crack open a Guinness and get ready to celebrate with a host of events throughout Greater Lansing. more
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Pinter Whitnick will team up with Matthew Shannon for a special trio performance at BAD Brewing Co.'s St. Baddy's Day celebration 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday.
Paint the town green
This weekend brings early chances to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day as well as plenty of art exhibits, live music, movie screenings and more. more
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Snyder’s new floral-themed exhibit at Hooked café and bookshop was inspired by the work of Georgia O’Keefe.
An eyeful of flowers
Among the most reliable harbingers of spring in greater Lansing are snowdrops, crocuses and the comforting sight of Brian Snyder in a paint-spattered smock, dabbing al fresco at his latest … more
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The East Lansing Public Library will celebrate its 100th birthday with a party Saturday (March 11), featuring cake, cookies, music, giveaways and congratulatory speeches from a variety of public officials.
East Lansing Public Library celebrates 100 years
“The East Lansing library was the first place I went to when I moved here,” said Cindy Hunter Morgan, an East Lansing poet and a Michigan State University assistant professor. She also … more
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Project leader Shawna Morton (left) and Donley Elementary School visual arts teacher Amy Miros worked tirelessly to bring together the “Fringes” exhibit, on display at Impression 5 Science Center through March 31. “I knew she was willing to participate with me, but it wasn’t until I met her and had been working with her that I really saw her enthusiasm for the project and her students, and that’s been really inspiring,” Morton said of Miros.
Women's History Month for kids, by kids
For Shawna Morton, 24, a strategic communication master’s student at Michigan State University, her undergraduate years at Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky, were filled with discoveries of influential women … more
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Violinist Hye-Jin Kim, violist Ara Gregorian and maestro Timothy Muffitt made sweet music together at Saturday’s (March 4) Lansing Symphony Orchestra concert.
The circus and the spider
 For the past month or so, Lansing has been home to several billboards that simply proclaim “Shostakovich Symphony No. 9.” The brave decision not to filter the work of a troubled, mid-20th-century Russian master … more
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Zach Husak (left) leaves a bit to be desired as Charlie Price, the newfound owner of the Price & Son shoe factory, but Jordan Taylor creates a nuanced, subtle, emotional performance as Lola, a drag queen from London.
A joyous celebration with heart
As Riverwalk Theatre’s production of ‘Kinky Boots’ gets rolling with its opening number, “Price and Son Theme/The Most Beautiful Thing in the World,” the cast … more
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The Further Adventures of FatBoy and JiveTurkey will perform Friday (March 10) at UrbanBeat in Old Town.
Carrying the torch
“I’m inspired by Nina Simone, Prince a nd Bill Withers, mostly,” said Benjamin Richard Hall, the commanding lead vocalist of The Further Adventures of FatBoy and JiveTurkey. The … more
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Saxophone legend Wayne Shorter, who died Thursday, brought his quartet to the Wharton Center in 2017. Pictured (from left) are Brian Blade, Danilo Perez, Shorter and John Patitucci.
‘Enjoy your trip, enjoy your life’
Standard orbit was not Wayne Shorter’s style. Shorter, a questing and creative spirit and giant of American music, died Thursday, March 2 at 89. His piercing, bird-like cry was a mainstay of Miles Davis’ second great quintet. He flexed into flux … more
Echoing Air, an Indianapolis-based vocal ensemble with baroque instruments, will present its touring "A Season of Penitence: Music for Lent" concert at St. Paul's Episcopal Church 4 p.m. Sunday
Fun for all ages with street festivals, dances, children’s workshops and more
The first weekend of March brings new art exhibits, theater productions and plenty of entertaining events to start your month off with a bang. more
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