Community Calendar: January 2026

Thursday, January 1

Red Alert. Art Exhibit: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. Explore the wonder and urgency of biodiversity through a unique art exhibit by Joel Schoon-Tanis, paired with interactive elements designed to spark curiosity, raise awareness, and inspire action. 

New Year’s Day Yoga Manifest: 9:30-10:30 a.m. at Satya Yoga, 439 Butler St., Saugatuck. Satya Yoga is open on New Year’s Day. Join Brian for a special yoga sculpt class designed to help you celebrate the new year. Modifications will be given in this moderate+ class. $25. saugatuck.com/event/new-years-day-yoga-manifest

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Ring in the STEAM: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at 18775 North Shore Drive, Ferrysburg. For one day only, Saunaty and Purely Nomadic Sauna Co are pulling three saunas onto the frozen shoreline … and bringing actual life and energy back to Lake Michigan’s edge. Doors opening, steam rolling out, people moving through the cold like they’re part of some secret January ritual. $45 per person. visitgrandhaven.com/events/ring-in-the-steam. 

Radar Hill Hiking Club Hike: 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at Saugatuck Dunes State Park, 6575 138th Ave., Holland. Enjoy a first-day hike through the Saugatuck Dunes State Park. For this hike, meet in the parking lot of the park. There will be a two-mile walk on the North Trail. Bring grippy footwear if icy, and consider trekking poles. The Radar Hill Hiking Club, launched in early 2021, is a service of RiverWood Council. It is an informal group whose goal is to promote the use of trails in the greater Saugatuck-Douglas area. Sponsoring hikes and helping to maintain trails.  

Hair of the Dog Fun Run: 11 a.m.-3 p.m. at Spectators, 6432 Blue Star Highway, Saugatuck. A fun run/walk with friends while raising money for the Saugatuck Education Association. All proceeds will go to scholarships for kids in pre-school through 12th grade. All participants will receive a commemorative pint glass before the run. Also, participants will receive a free beer or root beer after the run and your choice of a free bowl of chili: red, white chicken, or vegetarian. The run/walk starts and finishes at Spectators Sports Bar & Grill in Saugatuck, where there will be a fire pit to warm your heart and spirit after the run. Hope to see you there. $35 adult, $15 (12 and under). Visit saugatuck.com/event/hair-of-the-dog-fun-run to register. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all.  Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

New Year's Day PJ Party: 11 a.m.-10 p.m. at New Holland Brewing Co. Restaurant & Pub, 66 E. Eighth St., Holland. Start the New Year off right, cozy clothes, comfort food and warm beverages. Join us for a fun and relaxing time.  

Winter Break Skate: 1-4 p.m. at Rollxscape Skating Center, 12521 James St., Holland. Have some family fun while the kids burn off energy during our Winter Break Skate Sessions at RollXscape Skating Center. 

Felt Mansion Holiday Self-Guided Tours: 4-8 p.m. at The Felt Estate, 6597 138th Ave., Holland. Explore the grand history and timeless architecture of the Felt Mansion at your own pace with a self-guided tour.

King Trivia: 7-9 p.m. at Brewery 4 Two 4, 321 Douglas Ave., #120, Holland. Grab your team of up to 6 people or play yourself while you enjoy a craft pint of beer or cider made in-house at Brewery 4 Two 4. Free to play, gift cards to winners and random teams. 

Friday, January 2

Red Alert. Art Exhibit: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. Explore the wonder and urgency of biodiversity through a unique art exhibit by Joel Schoon-Tanis, paired with interactive elements designed to spark curiosity, raise awareness, and inspire action. 

University of Michigan Health-West: Christmas & Holiday Traditions: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. This exhibition — honoring cultures and holiday traditions from around the world — has grown to 46 unique displays depicting fact and folklore, past and present. University of Michigan Health-West: Christmas & Holiday Traditions is a hallmark Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park exhibition. Dedicate time to appreciate the stunning presentations of winter plantings, the artistry of our adorned Christmas trees, intriguing cultural displays and the beloved Railway Garden. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Knee-high Naturalists: 10-11:30 a.m. at Dragonflies Discovery Preschool, 30 152nd Ave., Holland. Knee-high naturalists introduce the wonders of the natural world to young children. Crafts, activities, books, snacks, live animals, and outside exploration will be incorporated into their nature-based learning experience. Parents can drop off their 4- to 6-year-old or stay with the class. Parents or guardians are asked to attend with their 3-year-old to help with bathroom use and transitioning into a group learning environment. Suggested age range is 3-6 years old.  Guardians drop children off or stay with the class. Registration is required. Register and pay for attending children only (except infants). Fee: $10 per child, $5 for members. 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Wildlife in Winter: 11 a.m.-noon at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. 

Curious how animals survive the cold? Not all of them hibernate or migrate to escape Michigan winters — in fact, some animals actually come here for the season. Spend an hour with us discovering the clever ways wildlife not only survive but thrive during Michigan’s winter months. All ages welcome. Guardians stay with the class. Registration required. Fee: $6 per participant, 20% discount for members. 

American Girl Adventure: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. at Holland Museum, 31 W. 10th St., Holland. Step into the world of American Girl at the Holland Museum. Start your visit by viewing a special display in Spark.Lab highlighting 40 years of American Girl. Then, in the same space, enjoy American Girl-themed crafts and activities celebrating the beloved dolls that made history exciting for generations.

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all.  Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Winter Break Mega Splash: Noon-8 p.m. at Holland Aquatic Center, 550 Maple Ave., Holland. $14 for general admission; $7.50 for Holland Public Schools residents; ages 2 and under are free. 

Winter Break Skate: 1-4 p.m. at Rollxscape Skating Center, 12521 James St., Holland. Have some family fun while the kids burn off energy during our Winter Break Skate Sessions at RollXscape Skating Center. 

Felt Mansion Candlelight Guided Tours: 5-8 p.m. at The Felt Estate, 6597 138th Ave., Holland. Come to the evening tours of the Felt Mansion by (or partly by) candlelight or soft ambient lighting, often enhanced by holiday lighting and decorations. The mood is more atmospheric than a standard daytime tour — you see the mansion in a more intimate, glowing light, which highlights architectural and decorative details in a different way. As a guided tour, a docent or guide leads visitors through the spaces, providing narration, historical background, stories, and details you might miss on your own.

Enlighten at Meijer Gardens: 5:30-10:30 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. Step into a world alight. Meijer Gardens transforms into a luminous wonderland of glowing pathways, interactive installations, and seasonal soundscapes. Nights shimmer, art breathes, and the ordinary becomes extraordinary. For more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Grand Rapids Griffins: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Come out and cheer on the Griffins as they take on their next opponent. Tickets can be purchased at vanandelarena.com. 

GR Symphony presents “Shrek 2 in Concert”: 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. “Shrek 2 in Concert” features the beloved film on the big screen with a live performance of the enchanting orchestral score by acclaimed composer Harry Gregson-Williams. This is a rescheduled performance. 

Live Music: 7:30-10:30 p.m. at Kelly's Bar & Grill, 977 Butternut Drive, Holland. Live music every Friday with band updates on our Facebook page.

Public Star Gazing: 8-10 p.m. at Hemlock Crossing, 8115 West Olive Road, West Olive. The observatory is open from 8-11 p.m. (weather and clear sky permitting). There are no entry fees. Please be aware that the park gate closes automatically at 10 p.m. sharp, therefore visitors must arrive before then to enter the park. Visible night sky objects: planets, the moon, deep sky objects like galaxies, star clusters and planetary nebulae.

Live Music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. A rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Saturday, January 3

Indoor Holland Farmers Market: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at Holland Civic Center Place, 150 W. Eighth St., Holland. With over 75 farmers and vendors throughout the seasons, you’re guaranteed to find the widest selection of Michigan-grown fruits, vegetables, flowers and plants right here at the Holland Farmers Market.

University of Michigan Health-West: Christmas & Holiday Traditions: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. This exhibition — honoring cultures and holiday traditions from around the world — has grown to 46 unique displays depicting fact and folklore, past and present. University of Michigan Health-West: Christmas and Holiday Traditions is a hallmark Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park exhibition. Dedicate time to appreciate the stunning presentations of winter plantings, the artistry of our adorned Christmas trees, intriguing cultural displays and the beloved Railway Garden.

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

University of Michigan Health-West: Christmas & Holiday Traditions: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. This exhibition — honoring cultures and holiday traditions from around the world — has grown to 46 unique displays depicting fact and folklore, past and present. University of Michigan Health-West: Christmas & Holiday Traditions is a hallmark Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park exhibition. Dedicate time to appreciate the stunning presentations of winter plantings, the artistry of our adorned Christmas trees, intriguing cultural displays and the beloved Railway Garden. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Felt Mansion Coffee and Cocoa Self-Guided Tours: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at The Felt Mansion, 6597 138th Ave., Holland. Sip, stroll, and soak up the history — during the Felt Mansion’s Coffee & Cocoa Self-Guided Tours, you’ll wander the beautifully decorated halls at your own pace while enjoying a warm cup of coffee or cocoa. Make it a cozy and festive way to experience one of Saugatuck's most treasured landmarks.

American Girl Adventure: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Holland Museum, 31 W. 10th St., Holland. Step into the world of American Girl at the Holland Museum. Start your visit by viewing a special display in Spark.Lab highlighting 40 years of American Girl. Then, in the same space, enjoy American Girl-themed crafts and activities celebrating the beloved dolls that made history exciting for generations.

Free Family Art Drop-In: 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at Holland Area Arts Council, 150 E. Eighth St., Holland. The first Saturday of every month brings hands-on art adventures for all ages. Each session offers a brand-new theme where families can explore, create, and learn together. Drop in, get creative, and take home your own unique project. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all.  Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Netherlands “Klok” Runs at Noon: Noon at Holland Museum, 31 W. 10th St., Holland. See the wonderful moving parts of the Netherlands “Klok” from the 1939 World’s Fair. The Klok runs on the first Saturday of every month at noon for one minute. (Included with Holland Museum Admission)

Winter Break Skate: Noon-6:30 p.m. at Rollxscape Skating Center, 12521 James St., Holland. Have some family fun while the kids burn off energy during our Winter Break Skate Sessions at RollXscape Skating Center. 

Yoga Nidra + Sankalpa: 1-5:30 p.m. at Satya Yoga, 439 Butler St., Saugatuck. Start the New Year with a little you time. Join Satya Yoga for this special workshop, focused on Sankalpa, Yoga Nidra, and the Power of Intention. For more information and a full schedule, visit saugatuck.com/event/yoga-nidra-sankalpa. $75. 

Enlighten at Meijer Gardens: 5:30-10:30 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. Step into a world alight. Meijer Gardens transforms into a luminous wonderland of glowing pathways, interactive installations, and seasonal soundscapes. Nights shimmer, art breathes, and the ordinary becomes extraordinary. For more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Grand Rapids Gold: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Come out and support your Grand Rapids Gold as they take on their next opponent. Grab tickets at vanandelarena.com. 

“Stayin' Alive Bee Gees”: 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. “Stayin’ Alive” offers to their audiences the songs and sights of a full Bee Gees playlist, singing blockbusters such as “Night Fever,” “Jive Talkin,’” “How Deep Is Your Love,” “You Should Be Dancing,” “Nights on Broadway” and “Stayin’ Alive.” In addition, they perform softer poetic ballads such as “I Started a Joke,” “Massachusetts,” “Fanny Be Tender,” “Words” and “To Love Somebody” among other great hits. For more information, visit devosperformancehall.com/events. 

Live music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. A rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Sunday, January 4

University of Michigan Health-West: Christmas & Holiday Traditions: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. This exhibition — honoring cultures and holiday traditions from around the world — has grown to 46 unique displays depicting fact and folklore, past and present. University of Michigan Health-West: Christmas & Holiday Traditions is a hallmark Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park exhibition. Dedicate time to appreciate the stunning presentations of winter plantings, the artistry of our adorned Christmas trees, intriguing cultural displays and the beloved Railway Garden. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all.  Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

American Girl Adventure: Noon-4 p.m. at Holland Museum, 31 W. 10th St., Holland. Step into the world of American Girl at the Holland Museum. Start your visit by viewing a special display in Spark.Lab highlighting 40 years of American Girl. Then, in the same space, enjoy American Girl-themed crafts and activities celebrating the beloved dolls that made history exciting for generations.

Create Your Own Altered Book with Mixed Media: Noon-4:30 p.m. at Ruth Crowe - ARTist Studio, 36 Center St., Douglas. A hands-on exploration using image transfers, Geli plate printing, chalk paints, mixed media to create your own creative “idea” book. saugatuck.com/event/create-your-own-altered-book-with-mixed-media.

Winter Break Mega Splash: Noon-5 p.m. at Holland Aquatic Center, 550 Maple Ave., Holland. $14 for general admission; $7.50 for Holland Public Schools residents; ages 2 and under are free. 

Vision Board Workshop: 1 p.m. at Farmhouse Deli, 100 Blue Star Highway, Douglas. Kick off the new year with an inspiring Vision Board Workshop at Farmhouse Deli, where creativity, intention-setting, and community come together in a warm, cozy atmosphere. Enjoy art supplies and gentle guidance as you visualize your goals for the year ahead — plus delicious bites and beverages from the deli. Leave with a personalized vision board, a clear mindset, and motivation to step confidently into your new year. saugatuck.com/event/vision-board-workshop 

Harlem Globetrotters: 3 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. For more information and tickets, visit vanandelarena.com/events. 

Sunday Night Trivia: 6-8 p.m. at New Holland Brewing Co. Restaurant & Pub, 66 E. Eighth St., Holland. Join us and our host Travis for a fun night of King Trivia every Sunday night at 6 p.m. Reservations are encouraged.

Live music: 6-8 p.m. at Salt of the Earth, 114 E. Main St., Fennville. International touring artists Genna & Jesse make their Salt of the Earth debut Sunday, Jan. 4. “Genna & Jesse are defined by a unique alchemy born of the quirky chemistry, intricate vocal harmonies and ardent storytelling which infuse their songwriting and vibrant performances. With whispers (and sometimes roars) of folk, blue-eyed soul, jazz, blues, torch song, and popular music from the 1960s and ’70s, the genre “American Roots” doesn’t fully encompass what they conjure up in their joyful live shows and sensual, deliberate albums” Your ticket purchase is also your dinner reservation, and all ticket proceeds go directly to the artist and sound crew. And, our dining room is always open on show nights for non-concert-goers. 

Monday, January 5

Red Alert. Art Exhibit: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. Explore the wonder and urgency of biodiversity through a unique art exhibit by Joel Schoon-Tanis, paired with interactive elements designed to spark curiosity, raise awareness and inspire action. 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all.  Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Trivia Night: 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Tulyp, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, 61 E. Seventh St., Holland. Join us for trivia every Monday on the fifth floor of the Tulyp Hotel in downtown Holland. The bar is open for food and drinks. It is free to play and the winning team gets $30 to spend at the 1847 Lounge.

Trivia Night: 7-9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Join us at the Itty Bitty Bar for a night of drinking, eating, socializing and trivia questions (about anything). We will challenge your trivia knowledge over several rounds of questions, projected onto the big screen. New teams are welcome.

Grand Rapids Gold: 7:30 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Come out and support your Grand Rapids Gold as they take on their next opponent. Grab tickets at vanandelarena.com. 

Tuesday, January 6

Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Open Mic Night: 8:30-11:30 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. PTOM is a weekly celebration of self-expression and community at Holland's historic Park Theatre. $5. 

Wednesday, January 7

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Bingo Night: 6-8 p.m. at Sperry's Moviehouse, 84 W. Eighth St., Holland. Gather your friends and mark your calendars for Wine Bingo Wednesday. Join us for an evening packed with bingo thrills and fabulous prizes. From tickets and coupons to gift cards, popcorn, and scrumptious treats, there’s something for everyone. Enjoy a delightful selection of wines and tasty food options available for purchase throughout the night. Admission is free, with seating on a first-come, first-served basis. Don’t miss out on the fun — play to win while prizes last.

Wine & Canvas (Boho Winter): 6:30-9 p.m. at Buddy’s Pizza, 4061 28th St. SE, Grand Rapids. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16-by-20 take-home painting. $40. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.  

Grand Rapids Griffins: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Come out and cheer on the Griffins as they take on their next opponent. Tickets can be purchased at vanandelarena.com. 

Thursday, January 8

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Coffee with Collections: “Rembrandt Etching”: 10-11 a.m. at Holland Museum, 31 W. 10th St., Holland. Join Holland Museum staff for an up-close look at fascinating artifacts, as they share the history and stories behind each piece. Then stay for a cup of coffee on us and a conversation with fellow history enthusiasts. Each month brings a fresh theme: January (Rembrandt Etching with Michelle), February (Historic Valentines with Loren), and March (ARTifacts with Art). 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all. Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Grand Rapids Gold: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Come out and support your Grand Rapids Gold as they take on their next opponent. Grab tickets at vanandelarena.com. 

King Trivia: 7-9 p.m. at Brewery 4 Two 4, 321 Douglas Ave., #120, Holland. Grab your team of up to 6 people or play yourself while you enjoy a craft pint of beer or cider made in-house at Brewery 4 Two 4. Free to play, gift cards to winners and random teams. 

Friday, January 9

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Knee-high Naturalists: 10-11:30 a.m. at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. Knee-high naturalists introduce the wonders of the natural world to young children. Crafts, activities, books, snacks, live animals, and outside exploration will be incorporated into their nature-based learning experience. Parents can drop off their 4- to 6-year-old or stay with the class. Parents or guardians are asked to attend with their 3-year-old to help with bathroom use and transitioning into a group learning environment. Suggested age range is 3-6 years old. Guardians drop children off or stay with the class. Registration is required. Register and pay for attending children only (except infants). Fee: $10 per child, $5 for members. 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all. Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Grand Rapids Griffins: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Come out and cheer on the Griffins as they take on their next opponent. Tickets can be purchased at vanandelarena.com. 

GR Symphony Presents “Bolero”: 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. Revel in the Boléro & Beyond concert led by Marcelo Lehninger and Guido Sant'Anna on Violin. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com. 

Live music: 7:30-10:30 p.m. at Kelly's Bar & Grill, 977 Butternut Drive, Holland. Live music every Friday with band updates on our Facebook page.

Award Winning Karaoke Night: 7:30-11 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. $5 cover. Doors open at 7 p.m.

Public Star Gazing: 8-10 p.m. at Hemlock Crossing, 8115 West Olive Road, West Olive. The observatory is open from 8-11 p.m. (weather and clear sky permitting). There are no entry fees. Please be aware that the park gate closes automatically at 10 p.m. sharp, therefore visitors must arrive before then to enter the park. Visible night sky objects: planets, the moon, deep sky objects like galaxies, star clusters and planetary nebulae.

Live music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. Rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Live music: 9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Live music weekly, Friday and Saturday.  

Saturday, January 10

Winter Birding: 9-10:30 a.m. at Holland State Park (meet at the playground), 2398 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Join us for a peaceful winter birding outing at Holland State Park. We'll scan Lake Macatawa and Lake Michigan for waterfowl like Buffleheads, Goldeneyes, and Mergansers. Along the way, we'll practice bird identification techniques — including tips on shape, behavior, and field marks — to help build your birding skills. All skill levels are welcome. Binoculars and a spotting scope will be available to share. Dress warmly and enjoy the quiet beauty of Michigan’s winter birdlife. Binoculars will be provided. It is suggested to download Merlin Bird ID and eBird, but not required. For ages 10 and up. Guardians stay with the class. Registration is not required, but appreciated. Free. 

Indoor Holland Farmers Market: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at Holland Civic Center Place, 150 W. Eighth St., Holland. With over 75 farmers and vendors throughout the seasons, you’re guaranteed to find the widest selection of Michigan-grown fruits, vegetables, flowers and plants right here at the Holland Farmers Market.

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Sashiko Embroidery: 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Used for mending and embellishment, Sashiko is a type of hand stitching that originated in Japan. Today, many people are discovering it as part of the visible mending movement. Come and learn the basics of stitching, pattern transfer, tools, and techniques. $75 per person. 

Pajama and Pancakes Yoga: 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at Wicks Park Bar & Grille, 449 Water St., Saugatuck. Slip into your cutest, comfiest PJs and come for a morning of yoga, pancakes, bacon, mimosas — and an experience you won’t want to miss. $30 includes everything listed above. Space is limited to just 18 spots, so don’t wait — reserve yours now by sending your $30 payment to @encompass-wellness. saugatuck.com/event/pajama-and-pancakes-yoga

Animation Techniques with Bob Ashley: 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at Holland Area Arts Council, 150 E. Eighth St., Holland. Come and explore how to make inanimate objects, people and characters come to life with animation techniques. This pop-up class will be taught by Bob Ashley, who will have an exhibition of his work displayed in the galleries at the time of the class. Children welcome with an accompanying adult. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all. Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Soup Stroll Downtown Douglas: Noon-5 p.m. in Downtown Douglas. Bundle up and stroll through downtown Douglas this January for the annual Soup Stroll, where many local shops, galleries, and restaurants serve up warm, comforting tastings as you explore the charming streets. This beloved winter tradition is the perfect way to support small businesses, discover favorites and soak in the creative, small-town energy that makes the Art Coast so special. Bring your friends along and make an afternoon of it — sipping, sampling, shopping, and reconnecting with your community.

Grand Rapids Gold: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Come out and support your Grand Rapids Gold as they take on their next opponent. Grab tickets at vanandelarena.com. 

GR Symphony Presents "Bolero": 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. Revel in the Boléro & Beyond concert led by Marcelo Lehninger and Guido Sant'Anna on Violin. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com. 

Live music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. A rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Without U2 "A Tribute to U2": 8-11 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. Visit holland.org/event/without-u2-a-tribute-to-u2-%5b2026-legends-series%5d/4528 for tickets and more information. 

Live music: 9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Live music weekly, Friday and Saturday.  

Dunes Academy for Girls: 9-11:30 p.m. at The Dunes Resort, 333 Blue Star Highway, Douglas. One of The Dunes signature events is the “Dunes Academy for Girls” — a Saturday night drag competition where performers compete in a cabaret style for the title of the resort’s next drag superstar. dunesresort.com 

Sunday, January 11

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all.  Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Grand Rapids Gold: 3 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Come out and support your Grand Rapids Gold as they take on their next opponent. Grab tickets at vanandelarena.com. 

Celebrate the Music of Miles Davis at 100: 4-6 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Enjoy Kenny Cooper on trumpet, Jim Cooper on vibraphone, Denis Shebekhov on bass and Danny Raymond on drums. The Saugatuck area is well known for its vibrant jazz and lakeshore music scene, including jazz concerts and waterfront music celebrations that draw locals and visitors together for live performances by talented jazz musicians against the backdrop of Lake Michigan and the Kalamazoo River. Tickets available at the door. Refreshments will be served. $15 per person. 

Sunday Night Trivia: 6-8 p.m. at New Holland Brewing Co. Restaurant & Pub, 66 E. Eighth St., Holland. Join us and our host Travis for a fun night of King Trivia every Sunday night at 6 p.m. Reservations are encouraged.

Monday, January 12

Homeschool program: Winter Ecology: 10 a.m.-noon at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. Michigan winters can be tough, but our local flora and fauna have some incredible ways of adapting to the cold and snow. Some animals even travel to Michigan for the winter. Join us for this program to discover the fascinating world of our local winter ecology. This drop-off program is geared toward homeschoolers ages 6-10. Please bring a water bottle and a snack. Dress for the weather. For ages 6-10. Registration is required. Register and pay for attending children only (except infants). Guardians do not need to stay with the class. Fee: $10 per student, 20% discount for members.

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Free Second Monday: 4-7 p.m. at Holland Museum, 31 W. 10th St., Holland. The Holland Museum is open the second Monday of every month with free admission for all visitors. Please check out our current exhibits, including Spark.Lab Smithsonian. Be sure to view our events calendar for more free Second Monday dates.

Sustainability 101: 6:30-7:30 p.m. at DeGraaf Nature Center, 600 Graafschap Road, Holland. Ever wondered how you can be more sustainable in your day-to-day life? Join us to learn more about simple household practices and other everyday items you can switch out to reduce your environmental impact. For ages 14 and up. Registration is required. (A link will be added closer to the program date.)

Trivia Night: 7-9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Join us at the Itty Bitty Bar for a night of drinking, eating, socializing and trivia questions (about anything). We will challenge your trivia knowledge over several rounds of questions, projected onto the big screen. New teams are welcome.

Tuesday, January 13

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Wine & Canvas (Twinkling Winter Stars): 6-8:30 p.m. at Flo’s Rockford, 4425 14 Mile Road NE, Rockford. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16-by-20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.  

Open Mic Night: 8:30-11:30 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. PTOM is a weekly celebration of self-expression and community at Holland's historic Park Theatre. $5. 

Wednesday, January 14

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Unplugged: Reclaiming Real Relationships: 6-7 p.m. at 340 104th Ave., Holland. Want to reduce screen time and strengthen family connections? Join Catherine Price for this free event presented by ODC Network. Join us for an empowering evening with Catherine Price, award-winning science journalist, speaker and bestselling author of “How to Break Up With Your Phone” and “The Power of Fun: How to Feel Alive Again.”

Bingo Night: 6-8 p.m. at Sperry's Moviehouse, 84 W. Eighth St., Holland. Gather your friends and mark your calendars for Wine Bingo Wednesday. Join us for an evening packed with bingo thrills and fabulous prizes. From tickets and coupons to gift cards, popcorn, and scrumptious treats, there’s something for everyone. Enjoy a delightful selection of wines and tasty food options available for purchase throughout the night. Admission is free, with seating on a first-come, first-served basis. Don’t miss out on the fun — play to win while prizes last.

Wine & Canvas (Winter Covered Bridge): 6-8:30 p.m. at Trufant Tavern, 116 W. Second St., Trufant. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16-by-20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.  

Grand Rapids Rise: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 30 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. The Rise are gearing up for the 2026 season. As the premier professional volleyball league in North America, Pro Volleyball Federation has attracted some of the sport’s top talent, including some of America’s greatest volleyball players and coaches and elite players from around the world. Starting in 2024, Pro Volleyball Federation will play with a league format with teams playing in major league arenas across North America and owned by pro owners and team operators.

Thursday, January 15

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all. Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Figure Drawing: 1-3:30 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. In this workshop, students will explore the human form through gesture, proportion, and expression while strengthening their observational drawing skills. Each session will include short and long poses with live models, offering a supportive space to experiment and build confidence. Hosted at 137 Center St. in downtown Douglas, the Ox-Bow House Series offers intimate, community-centered workshops in dry media and small crafts. These gatherings invite participants to slow down, connect, and make together — extending Ox-Bow’s creative spirit beyond the summer season. $75 for the three sessions. ox-bow.org/oxbow-house

King Trivia: 7-9 p.m. at Brewery 4 Two 4, 321 Douglas Ave., #120, Holland. Grab your team of up to six people or play yourself while you enjoy a craft pint of beer or cider made in house at Brewery 4 Two 4. Free to play, gift cards to winners and random teams. 

Friday, January 16

Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Knee-high Naturalists: 10-11:30 a.m. at Dragonflies Discovery Preschool, 30 152nd Ave., Holland. Knee-high Naturalists introduce the wonders of the natural world to young children. Crafts, activities, books, snacks, live animals, and outside exploration will be incorporated into their nature-based learning experience. Parents can drop off their 4- to 6-year-old or stay with the class. Parents or guardians are asked to attend with their 3-year-old to help with bathroom use and transitioning into a group learning environment. Suggested age range is 3-6 years old.  Guardians drop children off or stay with the class. Registration is required. Register and pay for attending children only (except infants). Fee: $10 per child, $5 for members. 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all.  Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

“Grey Skies Snowman” Coffee and Canvas: 4:30-6:30 p.m. at Koffee Kuppe Cafe, 46 W. Main St., Fremont. Join Happy Hour for a special two-hour class at Koffee Kuppe Cafe in Fremont. Relax and paint. Step-by-step instructions on how to recreate this beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive on into the paint party. Ticket price includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and an 11-by-14 take-home painting. Open to all ages. Register at tinyurl.com/mr3eapz9. $25. 

Wine about winter: 5-8 p.m. in downtown Grand Haven. Wine About Winter is one of Grand Haven’s most popular winter traditions — part wine tasting, part downtown stroll, and part community celebration. Participants wander through Downtown and Centertown shops, sampling a variety of wines poured by local vendors while discovering boutiques, galleries, and eateries that stay open late for the event. It’s the perfect way to beat the winter blues — cozy, social, and full of local charm. You can sip your way through new wines, find unique gifts or home décor, and enjoy a lively atmosphere with friends. It’s also an excellent opportunity to support small businesses and experience downtown Grand Haven in a festive, laid-back way. Admission: $5, includes a wine-tasting glass, available for pre-purchase at Fortino’s. 

Grand Rapids Griffins: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Come out and cheer on the Griffins as they take on their next opponent. Tickets can be purchased at vanandelarena.com. 

OTPC presents: AJ Wilkerson: 7-11 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. Visit holland.org/event/otpc-presents%3a-aj-wilkerson/4506 for tickets and more information. 

GR Symphony Presents Boston Pops Tribute: 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. Join the Grand Rapids Symphony as we pay tribute to the Boston Pops Symphony. With Michael Chertock on piano and Bob Bernhardt conducting, you can expect a performance of some of the classical songs and popular music the Boston Pops Symphony is known for. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com. 

Live music: 7:30-10:30 p.m. at Kelly's Bar & Grill, 977 Butternut Drive, Holland. Live music every Friday with band updates on our Facebook page.

Award Winning Karaoke Night: 7:30-11 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. $5 cover. Doors open at 7 p.m.

Public Star Gazing: 8-10 p.m. at Hemlock Crossing, 8115 West Olive Road, West Olive. The observatory is open from 8-11 p.m. (weather and clear sky permitting). There are no entry fees. Please be aware that the park gate closes automatically at 10 p.m. sharp; visitors must arrive before then to enter the park. Visible night sky objects: planets, the moon, deep sky objects like galaxies, star clusters and planetary nebulae.

Live music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. A rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Live music: 9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Live music weekly, Friday and Saturday.  

Saturday, January 17

Indoor Holland Farmers Market: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at Holland Civic Center Place, 150 W. Eighth St., Holland. With over 75 farmers and vendors throughout the seasons, you’re guaranteed to find the widest selection of Michigan-grown fruits, vegetables, flowers and plants right here at the Holland Farmers Market.

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity, such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Snowshoe Hike: 10-11 a.m. at Bysterveld Park 4171 14th St., Wayland. We are partnering with Allegan County Parks to offer a family snowshoe hike. Hikers will explore the trails of Bysterveld County Park in search of interesting animals and plants while walking in wooden, Ojibwa-style snowshoes. The snowshoes are ideal for people ages 8 and up. Participants are welcome to wear their own snowshoes and bring a sled for little ones to be pulled while hiking. Be prepared to be outside the entire time hiking. At least 4 inches of snow base is required in order for the loaner snowshoes to be available to the group. If there is not enough snow, we will still be leading a winter walk. All ages welcome. Guardians stay with the class. Registration required. 

Weaving On A Round Loom: 10:30 a.m. at Holland Area Arts Council, 150 E. Eighth St., Holland. Join us for a relaxing Saturday class where Alicia will demonstrate how to weave using a round loom. Create a one-of-a-kind textural piece to adorn your home. A great introduction to the art of weaving. Materials are provided, but you may bring personal yarn or small objects to incorporate. $50. 

Jazz Brunch | Isaac Norris: 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. Brunch Series at Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park — where smooth melodies meet an elevated brunch experience. Warm up your winter weekends with live jazz and a seasonally inspired menu, crafted by our Culinary Arts team to pair perfectly with each performance. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org/events/jazz-brunch-isaac-norris/?occurrence=2026-01-17. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all. Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Grand Rapids Griffins: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Come out and cheer on the Griffins as they take on their next opponent. Tickets can be purchased at vanandelarena.com. 

GR Symphony Presents Boston Pops Tribute: 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. Join the Grand Rapids Symphony as we pay tribute to the Boston Pops Symphony. With Michael Chertock on piano and Bob Bernhardt conducting, you can expect a performance of some of the classical songs and popular music the Boston Pops Symphony is known for. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com. 

The Temperances: 7:30-10 p.m. at Guitar Haven, 17 N. Seventh St., Grand Haven. Temperance (XIV): In the upright position, the temperance card signifies balance, harmony, and inner peace. The Temperances are a trio from West Michigan who blend intricate and ethereal three-part harmony with moody and melancholic melodies. Each well-established solo artists and songwriters, the three collaborate to create angelic and brooding original music. Bringing together diverse writing styles, Audrey Pearson, Marley Kaye, and Olivia Vargas combine elements in a way that creates something inspiring and new. Just like the mixing of voices, there is an alchemy within temperance. Tickets $15 advance or $20 day of (available at Guitar Haven). Limited to 37 tickets. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m.  

The Nightmare + Rhythm Therapy "Tributes to Alice Cooper + Alice in Chains: 8-11 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. Visit tinyurl.com/3m9758sh for tickets and more information. 

Live music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. A rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Live music: 9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Live music weekly, Friday and Saturday.  

Dunes Academy for Girls: 9-11:30 p.m. at The Dunes Resort, 333 Blue Star Highway, Douglas. One of The Dunes signature events is the “Dunes Academy for Girls” — a Saturday night drag competition where performers compete in a cabaret style for the title of the resort’s next drag superstar. dunesresort.com

Sunday, January 18

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all.  Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Breathwork + Mantra + Sound Bath: 1-2 p.m. at Satya Yoga, 439 Butler St., Saugatuck. Offered once a month with Teresa. The session begins with breathwork and chanting mantras and concludes with a sound bath with crystal singing bowls, ocean drum, and gongs. All levels are welcome. Registration is required.

HEMPY Collaborative Performance: 2 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Join SCA Creative Fellows in this collaborative performance experience with music therapist Caila Conklin (2025) and movement educator Heather Winia (2026). The two performers will create an intimate atmosphere, weaving together stories and practice-movement and music; you’ll also learn about the unique SCA Creative Fellow program. Caila Conklin will reflect on her incredible year as Creative Fellow by sharing her own musical snapshots, reflecting on her favorite moments of 2025 in Saugatuck, and Heather Winia shares a bit of her expertise as a holistic mover and groover. Experience this engaging, creative collaboration and kick off the Hempy Series in the Lobby at the SCA.

Jaume Plensa: The Sounds of Silence (Lecture): 2-3 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. Explore how Jaume Plensa’s art engages with Renaissance humanist ideals, emphasizing silence, language, and contemplation as pathways to human dignity. In his lecture, Dr. Luttikhuizen will highlight how Plensa’s sculptures invite viewers into moments of quiet reflection, collective imagination and the pursuit of harmony amid the noise of contemporary life. 

Sip & Swap: 2-5 p.m. at Modales Winery, 2128 62nd St., Fennville. Calling all bookworms and bibliophiles. Gather in the Acorn Barn for another season of sharing and finding that perfect new read. 

Grand Rapids Gold: 3 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Come out and support your Grand Rapids Gold as they take on their next opponent. Grab tickets at vanandelarena.com. 

Wine & Canvas (Calm Night Calm Winter): 3-5 p.m. at St. Julian Rockford, 4425 14 Mile Road NE, Rockford. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and an 11-by-14 take-home painting. $28. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.  

Open Mic Night Jr: 5:30-9 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. Join us for PTOM Jr., a special evening where kids and teens under 21, take the stage at Holland’s historic Park Theatre. For more information, visit holland.org/event/open-mic-night-jr/4729.  

Sunday Night Trivia: 6-8 p.m. at New Holland Brewing Co. Restaurant & Pub, 66 E. Eighth St., Holland. Join us and our host Travis for a fun night of King Trivia every Sunday night at 6 p.m. Reservations are encouraged.

Monday, January 19

MLK Day at the Holland Museum: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Holland Museum, 31 W. 10th St., Holland. Celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during this free, annual, family-friendly event. Drop into the Holland Museum and Herrick District Library to explore books, resources, and art materials to help you reflect, create, and contribute to a collective tribute honoring MLK’s life and impact. Activities, crafts, and read-alouds continue at the Holland Museum until 2 p.m.

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all.  Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Trivia Night: 7-9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Join us at the Itty Bitty Bar for a night of drinking, eating, socializing and trivia questions (about anything). We will challenge your trivia knowledge over several rounds of questions, projected onto the big screen. New teams are welcomed.

Tuesday, January 20

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Explore a Story: 10-11 a.m. at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. It’s time to round up the little ones and come out to the Outdoor Discovery Center for Explore a Story. We’ll be introducing kids to the outdoors through books and outdoor adventures. We’ll read stories, take hikes, meet animals, and have lots of fun. Dress for the weather; this program is outdoors. Suggested age range is 1-7 years old. Guardians stay with the class. Registration is not required, but appreciated. Fee: $6 per child, $4 for members; pay for attending children only (except infants). 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Owl Prowl: 6-7 p.m. at Stu Visser Trails 929 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Join us as we hike the trails of Stu Visser Park, calling for resident owls.  Our naturalist will give a brief intro on the natural history of Michigan's owls and then we will head out and see if we can hear any owls living nearby. Suggested for ages 6 and up. Guardians stay with the class. Registration required.

Wine & Canvas (Winter Fox): 6-8:30 p.m. at Flo’s Belmont, 1259 Post Drive NE, Belmont. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16-by-20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.  

Grand Rapids Gold: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Come out and support your Grand Rapids Gold as they take on their next opponent. Grab tickets at vanandelarena.com. 

Open Mic Night: 8:30-11:30 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. PTOM is a weekly celebration of self-expression and community at Holland, MI's historic Park Theatre. $5. 

Wednesday, January 21

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E Beltline Ave NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Crafty Michigander Beach Glass Class: 6-8 p.m. at New Holland Brewing Co., Restaurant & Pub, 66 E. Eighth St., Holland. Michigan is known for its beautiful lakes and large sandy dunes. Beach glass is created when turbulent waves combine with coarse sand to create a natural rock tumbling effect. The resulting product is a mixture of wonderfully polished glass, soft stones, and colorful shells — all items we will be utilizing to create an eye-catching beach glass wall hanging that is the perfect addition to any Michigander's home. For more information, visit tinyurl.com/bdeuz2ws. 

Bingo Night: 6-8 p.m. at Sperry's Moviehouse, 84 W. Eighth St., Holland. Gather your friends and mark your calendars for Wine Bingo Wednesday. Join us for an evening packed with bingo thrills and fabulous prizes. From tickets and coupons to gift cards, popcorn, and scrumptious treats, there’s something for everyone. Enjoy a delightful selection of wines and tasty food options available for purchase throughout the night. Admission is free, with seating on a first-come, first-served basis. Don’t miss out on the fun — play to win while prizes last.

Grand Rapids Griffins: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Come out and cheer on the Griffins as they take on their next opponent. Tickets can be purchased at vanandelarena.com.

Thursday, January 22

50th Annual Winterfest: All day in Grand Haven. Winterfest is a whole weekend of winter fun in Grand Haven, Michigan, during the last week of January. The snow is upon us, and with Michigan’s winters being long and cold, this is a perfect time to get out and be active. There are plenty of activities to keep everyone warm and having a great time.

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all. Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Figure Drawing: 1-3:30 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. In this workshop, students will explore the human form through gesture, proportion, and expression while strengthening their observational drawing skills. Each session will include short and long poses with live models, offering a supportive space to experiment and build confidence. Hosted at 137 Center Street in downtown Douglas, the Ox-Bow House Series offers intimate, community-centered workshops in dry media and small crafts. These gatherings invite participants to slow down, connect, and make together — extending Ox-Bow’s creative spirit beyond the summer season. $75 for the three sessions. ox-bow.org/oxbow-house

Michigan's Skiing Legacy: 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Knickerbocker Theatre, 86 East 8th Street, Holland. Come celebrate the birthplace of organized skiing in the United States since 1887. Highlights the Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame, Honoring the Legends who Shaped the Sport, while showcasing the passionate locals who keep its spirit alive. A heartfelt tribute to a vibrant community united by a love of skin and breathtaking winter landscapes.

King Trivia: 7-9 p.m. at Brewery 4 Two 4, 321 Douglas Ave., #120, Holland. Grab your team of up to 6 people or play yourself while you enjoy a craft pint of beer or cider made in-house at Brewery 4 Two 4. Free to play, gift cards to winners and random teams. 

Dudok Quartet Amsterdam: 7:30-9 p.m. at Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts, 221 Columbia Ave., Holland. The Dudok Quartet Amsterdam is forging a reputation as one of the most creative and versatile quartets of its generation. With its ethos of “sharing the heart of music,” the Quartet is committed to crafting unique and eclectic programmes in order to engage with its audiences in new and imaginative ways. Adult $30, senior/faculty $26, children $15.

Friday, January 23

50th Annual Winterfest: All day in Grand Haven. Winterfest is a whole weekend of winter fun in Grand Haven, Michigan, during the last week of January. The snow is upon us, and with Michigan’s winters being long and cold, this is a perfect time to get out and be active. There are plenty of activities to keep everyone warm and having a great time.

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Knee-high Naturalists: 10-11:30 a.m. at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. Knee-high Naturalists introduce the wonders of the natural world to young children. Crafts, activities, books, snacks, live animals, and outside exploration will be incorporated into their nature-based learning experience. Parents can drop off their 4- to 6-year-old or stay with the class. Parents or guardians are asked to attend with their 3-year-old to help with bathroom use and transitioning into a group learning environment. Suggested age range is 3-6 years old. Guardians drop children off or stay with the class. Registration is required. Register and pay for attending children only (except infants). Fee: $10 per child, $5 for members. 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Indoor Sidewalk Sales: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. in downtown Grand Haven. Visit participating stores to find fabulous deals during Winterfest weekend. Be sure to take part in all of the Winterfest activities and have fun shopping local. Each store's deal will be different, so make sure to ask when you visit. Whether you're hunting for winter essentials, unique gifts, or just love a good deal, this is the perfect opportunity to snag an incredible find.

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all. Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

GR Symphony Presents Ravishing Rachmaninoff: 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. Conductor Marcelo Lehninger says: "You'll be leaving the performance hall singing the melodies." Sergei Rachmaninoff's Symphony No.3 is a must-hear song and this concert. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com. 

Live music: 7:30-10:30 p.m. at Kelly's Bar & Grill, 977 Butternut Drive, Holland. Live music every Friday with band updates on our Facebook page.

Award Winning Karaoke Night: 7:30-11 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. $5 cover. Doors open at 7 p.m.

Public Star Gazing: 8-10 p.m. at Hemlock Crossing, 8115 West Olive Road, West Olive. The observatory is open from 8-11 p.m. (weather and clear sky permitting). There are no entry fees. Please be aware that the park gate closes automatically at 10 p.m. sharp; visitors must arrive before then to enter the park. Visible night sky objects: planets, the Moon, deep sky objects like galaxies, star clusters and planetary nebulae.

Live music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. A rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Old School Bash ’80s, ’90s and ’00s Dance Party: 8:30-11:30 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. Go back in time to the hottest dance party in West Michigan. The Old School Bash returns for its 15th straight year. The night will feature the best pop, hip hop, RnB, rock, and dance music from the ’80s, ’90s and early 2000s mixed by three elite DJ's: VanHekken, Kane and Greg Rios. 

Live music: 9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Live music weekly, Friday and Saturday.  

Saturday, January 24

50th Annual Winterfest: All day in Grand Haven. Winterfest is a whole weekend of winter fun in Grand Haven, Michigan, during the last week of January. The snow is upon us, and with Michigan’s winters being long and cold, this is a perfect time to get out and be active. There are plenty of activities to keep everyone warm and having a great time.

Indoor Holland Farmers Market: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at Holland Civic Center Place, 150 W. Eighth St., Holland. With over 75 farmers and vendors throughout the seasons, you’re guaranteed to find the widest selection of Michigan-grown fruits, vegetables, flowers and plants right here at the Holland Farmers Market.

Orchid Show Presented by the Grand Valley Orchid Society: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. One of the beautiful, beloved qualities of Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park? We’re in bloom every season. This January, winter gets a radiant glow-up at our annual Orchid Show. Presented by the Grand Valley Orchid Society, this perennially popular showcase turns the Welcome Center, Garden Pavilion, and Gordon Food Service Corridor near the DeVos-Keeler Gift Shop into a stunning sight as orchid clubs from across Michigan exhibit their enchanting displays.

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Bird of Prey Photo Shoot: 10-11:30 a.m. at Outdoor Discovery Center, 4214 56th St., Holland. Join us for an exclusive photography session featuring four of our ambassador birds of prey. During this program, the birds will be brought out of their enclosures and perched on natural branches, trees, and stumps — for up-close, natural shots. This is a rare opportunity to capture detailed images of raptors in a controlled, yet beautifully authentic way — photos that are often impossible to get in the wild. All birds will remain safely leashed and under staff supervision throughout the event. For ages 10 and up. Guardians stay with the group. Registration is required. Fee: $30 per person, 20% discount for members. 

Winter Botanical Illustration with Olivia Mendoza: 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Led by a natural science illustrator, this workshop invites students to explore the quiet beauty of winter flora through the art of botanical drawing. This will be a cozy, contemplative space for nature lovers and illustration enthusiasts alike to celebrate the resilience and elegance of plant life in winter. $75 per person. 

Indoor Sidewalk Sales: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. in downtown Grand Haven. Visit participating stores to find fabulous deals during Winterfest weekend. Be sure to take part in all of the Winterfest activities and have fun shopping local. Each store's deal will be different, so make sure to ask when you visit. Whether you're hunting for winter essentials, unique gifts, or just love a good deal, this is the perfect opportunity to snag an incredible find.

Mixed Media Play Day: 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at Holland Area Arts Council, 150 E. Eighth St., Holland. Come and learn the joys of mixed media. Papers, paints, vintage book pages and more. All will be incorporated into an art piece attached to a cradled board. We will experiment with making patterns on paper with found objects, stain tissue paper and use stencils and rubber stamps. There will be some color theory taught, as well as composition and placement. Each work of art will be unique. 

The Allure of Orchids: From Nature to Art: 11 a.m.-noon at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. Discover the orchid’s captivating beauty and cultural significance in Orchids in Art, a visually rich lecture tracing their influence across centuries of artistic expression. Join Amber Oudsema, Curator of Art Interpretation and Engagement, as she reveals how orchids have inspired artists to explore themes of elegance, mystery, and desire — from delicate botanical illustrations to bold contemporary interpretations. Ideal for art lovers and nature enthusiasts alike, this lecture offers a fresh perspective on one of the world’s most enchanting flowers. $15 members, $25 non-members. Register at meijergardens.org/events/the-allure-of-orchids-from-nature-to-art/?occurrence=2026-01-24. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all. Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Figure Drawing: 1-3:30 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. In this workshop, students will explore the human form through gesture, proportion, and expression while strengthening their observational drawing skills. Each session will include short and long poses with live models, offering a supportive space to experiment and build confidence. Hosted at 137 Center Street in downtown Douglas, the Ox-Bow House Series offers intimate, community-centered workshops in dry media and small crafts. These gatherings invite participants to slow down, connect, and make together — extending Ox-Bow’s creative spirit beyond the summer season. $75 for the three sessions. ox-bow.org/oxbow-house

GR Symphony Presents “Ravishing Rachmaninoff”: 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. Conductor Marcelo Lehninger says: "You'll be leaving the performance hall singing the melodies." Sergei Rachmaninoff's “Symphony No. 3” is a must-hear song and this concert. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com. 

Night Moves + Boys Gone Mild "Tributes to Bob Seger and John Mellencamp": 8-11 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. Night Moves provides a remarkable recreation of the live performance of Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band based heavily on the Live Bullet and Nine Tonight albums. Reviews are incredibly favorable to us as we have become a Midwest (and now National) Headliner. Visit parktheatreholland.org for more information. 

Live music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. A rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Live music: 9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Live music weekly, Friday and Saturday.  

Dunes Academy for Girls: 9-11:30 p.m. at The Dunes Resort, 333 Blue Star Highway, Douglas. One of The Dunes signature events is the “Dunes Academy for Girls” — a Saturday night drag competition where performers compete in a cabaret style for the title of the resort’s next drag superstar. dunesresort.com

Sunday, January 25

50th Annual Winterfest: All day in Grand Haven. Winterfest is a whole weekend of winter fun in Grand Haven, Michigan, during the last week of January. The snow is upon us, and with Michigan’s winters being long and cold, this is a perfect time to get out and be active. There are plenty of activities to keep everyone warm and having a great time.

Orchid Photography: 9-11 a.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. Spend time photographing the best of the best — the beautiful, interesting Orchid Show entries — before Meijer Gardens opens to the public. End class photographing your favorite orchids from our collection, in the Lena Meijer Tropical Conservatory. Bring a macro lens and a tripod if available. You must be familiar with your camera’s manual functions. $35 members, $45 non-members. Register at meijergardens.org/events/orchid-photography/?occurrence=2026-01-25. 

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Orchid Show Presented by the Grand Valley Orchid Society: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. One of the beautiful, beloved qualities of Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park? We’re in bloom every season. This January, winter gets a radiant glow-up at our annual Orchid Show. Presented by the Grand Valley Orchid Society, this perennially popular showcase turns the Welcome Center, Garden Pavilion, and Gordon Food Service Corridor near the DeVos-Keeler Gift Shop into a stunning sight as orchid clubs from across Michigan exhibit their enchanting displays.

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all.  Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Christians Uniting in Song and Prayer Observance for Week of Prayer for Christian Unity: 5 p.m. at Maranatha Church, 918 Central Ave., Holland. Christians Uniting in Song and Prayer invites everyone to its annual community-wide worship service in observance of the International Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. We will feature a large ecumenical choir accompanied by organ and brass. Afterward, light refreshments will be served. A freewill offering will be taken.

Sunday Night Trivia: 6-8 p.m. at New Holland Brewing Co. Restaurant & Pub, 66 E. Eighth St., Holland. Join us and our host Travis for a fun night of King Trivia every Sunday night at 6 p.m. Reservations are encouraged.

Monday, January 26

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all.  Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Film Series: 7-9 p.m. at Knickerbocker Theatre, 86 E. Eighth St., Holland. Visit welcomehope.edu/directory/buildings/knickerbocker-theatre/index.html for more information. 

Trivia Night: 7-9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Join us at the Itty Bitty Bar for a night of drinking, eating, socializing and trivia questions (about anything). We will challenge your trivia knowledge over several rounds of questions, projected onto the big screen. New teams are welcome.

Tuesday, January 27

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Film Series: 7-9 p.m. at Knickerbocker Theatre, 86 E. Eighth St., Holland. Visit hope.edu/directory/buildings/knickerbocker-theatre/index.html for more information. 

Broadway Grand Rapids Presents Kimberly Akimbo: 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. The 2023 Tony Award-winner for best musical, based on David Lindsay-Abaire's play of the same title, revolves around a teenage girl named Kimberly Levaco, who suffers from a condition that rapidly accelerates the aging process. Before she has had a chance to venture forth into the world as an adult, she finds herself turning into an old woman. Her story, unfolding like a dark fairy tale, is as whimsical as it is piercing. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com. 

Open Mic Night: 8:30-11:30 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. PTOM is a weekly celebration of self-expression and community at Holland's historic Park Theatre. $5. 

Wednesday, January 28

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Bingo Night: 6-8 p.m. at Sperry's Moviehouse, 84 W. Eighth St., Holland. Gather your friends and mark your calendars for Wine Bingo Wednesday. Join us for an evening packed with bingo thrills and fabulous prizes. From tickets and coupons to gift cards, popcorn, and scrumptious treats, there’s something for everyone. Enjoy a delightful selection of wines and tasty food options available for purchase throughout the night. Admission is free, with seating on a first-come, first-served basis. Don’t miss out on the fun — play to win while prizes last.

Grand Rapids Griffins: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Come out and cheer on the Griffins as they take on their next opponent. Tickets can be purchased at vanandelarena.com. 

Film Series: 7-9 p.m. at Knickerbocker Theatre, 86 E. Eighth St., Holland. Visit hope.edu/directory/buildings/knickerbocker-theatre/index.html for more information. 

Broadway Grand Rapids Presents Kimberly Akimbo: 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. The 2023 Tony Award-winner for best musical, based on David Lindsay-Abaire's play of the same title, revolves around a teenage girl named Kimberly Levaco, who suffers from a condition that rapidly accelerates the aging process. Before she has had a chance to venture forth into the world as an adult, she finds herself turning into an old woman. Her story, unfolding like a dark fairy tale, is as whimsical as it is piercing. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com. 

Thursday, January 29

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all.  Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Figure Drawing: 1-3:30 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. In this workshop, students will explore the human form through gesture, proportion, and expression while strengthening their observational drawing skills. Each session will include short and long poses with live models, offering a supportive space to experiment and build confidence. Hosted at 137 Center Street in downtown Douglas, the Ox-Bow House Series offers intimate, community-centered workshops in dry media and small crafts. These gatherings invite participants to slow down, connect, and make together — extending Ox-Bow’s creative spirit beyond the summer season. $75 for the three sessions. ox-bow.org/oxbow-house

Owl Prowl: 6-7 p.m. at New Richmond Park, 3160 Old Allegan Road, Fennville. Join us as we hike the trails of New Richmond Park, calling for resident owls. Our naturalist will give a brief intro on the natural history of Michigan's owls and then we will head out and see if we can hear any owls living nearby. For ages 6 and up. Guardians stay with the class. Registration required. 

Wine & Canvas (Winter Swirl Tree): 6-8:30 p.m. at Flo’s Pizzeria, 107 S. Lafayette St., Greenville. Join us for step-by-step instructions on how to recreate a beautiful painting while you sip on your favorite beverage, in a relaxed and fun, artsy environment. Leave your cares at the door and dive into the paint party. Ticket includes use of all necessary paint supplies and aprons, instruction by a professional and friendly local artist, and a 16-by-20 take-home painting. $38. Grab tickets at wineandcanvas.com/grand-rapids.  

Grand Rapids Rise: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 30 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. As the premier professional volleyball league in North America, Pro Volleyball Federation has attracted some of the sport’s top talent, including some of America’s greatest volleyball players and coaches and elite players from around the world. Starting in 2024, Pro Volleyball Federation will play with a league format with teams playing in major league arenas across North America and owned by pro owners and team operators.

Tales from the Archives: The Early History of Christianity in Holland: 7-8:30 p.m. at Holland Museum, 31 W. 10th St., Holland. Step back in time during this special premiere of a movie created by local historian Mary Ellen Miner. The History of Christianity Before and After the Establishment of the Holland Colony is an hourlong video presentation that explores the origins of the community’s earliest churches. Discover how these congregations shaped the city’s development and identity, then dive deeper with a discussion following the film. Guests will have the opportunity to view a curated selection of historical religious artifacts from the Holland Museum’s collection, offering a tangible connection to the stories shared on screen.

Film Series: 7-9 p.m. at Knickerbocker Theatre, 86 E. Eighth St., Holland. Visit hope.edu/directory/buildings/knickerbocker-theatre/index.html for more information. 

King Trivia: 7-9 p.m. at Brewery 4 Two 4, 321 Douglas Ave., #120, Holland. Grab your team of up to 6 people or play yourself while you enjoy a craft pint of beer or cider made in-house at Brewery 4 Two 4. Free to play, gift cards to winners and random teams. 

Broadway Grand Rapids Presents Kimberly Akimbo: 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. The 2023 Tony Award-winner for best musical, based on David Lindsay-Abaire's play of the same title, revolves around a teenage girl named Kimberly Levaco, who suffers from a condition that rapidly accelerates the aging process. Before she has had a chance to venture forth into the world as an adult, she finds herself turning into an old woman. Her story, unfolding like a dark fairy tale, is as whimsical as it is piercing. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com. 

Friday, January 30

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Knee-high Naturalists: 10-11:30 a.m. at Dragonflies Discovery Preschool, 30 152nd Ave., Holland. Knee-high Naturalists introduce the wonders of the natural world to young children. Crafts, activities, books, snacks, live animals, and outside exploration will be incorporated into their nature-based learning experience. Parents can drop off their 4-to 6-year-old or stay with the class. Parents or guardians are asked to attend with their 3-year-old to help with bathroom use and transitioning into a group learning environment. Suggested age range is 3-6 years old.  Guardians drop children off or stay with the class. Registration is required. Register and pay for attending children only (except infants). Fee: $10 per child, $5 for members. 

Flourish: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck. Flourish is an exhibition of textile art by Kayla Powers that delves into the interconnectedness and cyclicality of the living world. Plant-dyed, handcrafted fiber works invite us to explore the unique ecology of Southwest Michigan and to cultivate a sense of belonging. For more information, visit sc4a.org. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all.  Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists.

Women In Nature Workshop - Succulent Hanging Planter: 5:30-8 p.m. at Holland Area Arts Council, 150 E. Eighth St., Holland. Join us at the Holland Area Arts Council for a collaborative clay workshop. Eileen at HAAC will instruct how to make the Pinch Pot Hanging planters. An email will be sent when the items are ready for pick up, three to four weeks later. Light refreshments provided. No experience required. For ages 17 and up. Fee: $85. Registration Required. outdoordiscovery.org/programs/#calendar

Art History Series - The Fauvists: 6-7:30 p.m. at Holland Area Arts Council, 150 E. Eighth St., Holland. Join Gemma for an informal art history series at the Holland Arts Council. We will offer a lecture style talk before an open discussion about the works presented. This month we will look at the work of the Fauves (known as the “Wild Beasts”) and their glorious use of color. $15. 

Mother Son Date: 6-8:30 p.m. at Holland Civic Center Place, 150 W. Eighth St., Holland. Moms, grandmas, aunts, guardians, and family friends are all invited to bring their favorite young fellas to Holland Parks and Recreation's annual Mother-Son Date presented by The Village at Appledorn, for an exciting evening of games, dancing, and light refreshments. Inflatables, snacks, a DJ, and more will make the night one to remember. $15.  

Candlelight Restorative Yoga & Sound Bath: 6:30-8 p.m. at Satya Yoga, 439 Butler St., Saugatuck. Join Julie and Teresa for an evening of relaxation and bliss. Julie will guide you through a gentle therapeutic sequence of restorative postures with props and support. Teresa will be accompanied by crystal singing bowls. The session concludes with a sound bath with bowls, gong, ocean drum, chimes, soothing vocals, and mantra. All levels are welcome. Registration is required. $25 per person. Find more information and where to register at saugatuck.com/event/candlelight-restorative-yoga-sound-bath.  

Grand Rapids Griffins: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids. Come out and cheer on the Griffins as they take on their next opponent. Tickets can be purchased at vanandelarena.com. 

Film Series: 7-9 p.m. at Knickerbocker Theatre, 86 E. Eighth St., Holland. Visit hope.edu/directory/buildings/knickerbocker-theatre/index.html for more information.

Broadway Grand Rapids Presents Kimberly Akimbo: 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. The 2023 Tony Award-winner for best musical, based on David Lindsay-Abaire's play of the same title, revolves around a teenage girl named Kimberly Levaco, who suffers from a condition that rapidly accelerates the aging process. Before she has had a chance to venture forth into the world as an adult, she finds herself turning into an old woman. Her story, unfolding like a dark fairy tale, is as whimsical as it is piercing. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com.  

Live music: 7:30-10:30 p.m. at Kelly's Bar & Grill, 977 Butternut Drive, Holland. Live music every Friday with band updates on our Facebook page.

Award Winning Karaoke Night: 7:30-11 p.m. at Park Theatre, 248 S. River Ave., Holland. $5 cover. Doors open at 7 p.m.

Public Star Gazing: 8-10 p.m. at Hemlock Crossing, 8115 West Olive Road, West Olive. The observatory is open from 8-11 p.m. (weather and clear sky permitting). There are no entry fees. Please be aware that the park gate closes automatically at 10 p.m. sharp; visitors must arrive before then to enter the park. Visible night sky objects: planets, the Moon, deep sky objects like galaxies, star clusters and planetary nebulae.

Live music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. A rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Live music: 9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Live music weekly, Friday and Saturday.  

Saturday, January 31

Indoor Holland Farmers Market: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at Holland Civic Center Place, 150 W. Eighth St., Holland. With over 75 farmers and vendors throughout the seasons, you’re guaranteed to find the widest selection of Michigan-grown fruits, vegetables, flowers, and plants right here at the Holland Farmers Market.

“Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism”: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Frederik Meijer Gardens, 1000 E. Beltline Ave. NE, Grand Rapids. “Jaume Plensa: A New Humanism” explores Jaume Plensa’s career-long engagement with themes common to our shared humanity such as dreams, desire, justice and mortality. For tickets and more information, visit meijergardens.org. 

Vessels: Form and Function: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Holland Area Arts Council, 150 E. Eighth St., Holland. Create unique 3D vessels using paper and other materials in this hands-on one-day workshop. Explore folding, curling, layering, and other techniques to build sculptural forms that play with space, texture and light. Discover how simple materials can shape ideas about containment and form. $80. 

Winter Artists Market: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ox-Bow House, 137 Center St., Douglas. Each year, Ox-Bow House hosts the annual Winter Artists Market, featuring works from regional and national artists, as well as Ox-Bow alumni. With 100 artists represented, the market boasts an array ranging from glass vessels, ceramic mugs and bowls, jewelry, paintings and drawings, and handmade papers and journals. The shop will also feature professional art supplies to inspire creativity for all.  Folks shopping the market can glow with pride in their purchases, knowing that any goods they buy for themselves or loved ones this holiday season were crafted with care and made with love by fantastic artists. 

Broadway Grand Rapids Presents Kimberly Akimbo: 2 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. The 2023 Tony Award-winner for best musical, based on David Lindsay-Abaire's play of the same title, revolves around a teenage girl named Kimberly Levaco, who suffers from a condition that rapidly accelerates the aging process. Before she has had a chance to venture forth into the world as an adult, she finds herself turning into an old woman. Her story, unfolding like a dark fairy tale, is as whimsical as it is piercing. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com. 

Film Series: 7-9 p.m. at Knickerbocker Theatre, 86 E. Eighth St., Holland. Visit hope.edu/directory/buildings/knickerbocker-theatre/index.html for more information. 

Broadway Grand Rapids Presents Kimberly Akimbo: 7:30 p.m. at DeVos Performance Hall, 303 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids. The 2023 Tony Award-winner for best musical, based on David Lindsay-Abaire's play of the same title, revolves around a teenage girl named Kimberly Levaco, who suffers from a condition that rapidly accelerates the aging process. Before she has had a chance to venture forth into the world as an adult, she finds herself turning into an old woman. Her story, unfolding like a dark fairy tale, is as whimsical as it is piercing. For more information and tickets, visit devosperformancehall.com. 

Live music: 8-11 p.m. at Hops at 84 East, 84 E. Eighth St., Holland. Rotating selection of musicians performing live in our beautiful tap room every Friday and Saturday night. No cover.

Live music: 9 p.m. at Itty Bitty Bar, 1136 Ottawa Beach Road, Holland. Live music weekly, Friday and Saturday.

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