The mission of the Stock Bridge Business Association is to connect local businesses with the community, support business growth and development, and honor the history and culture of Grand Rapids' West Side.

The Stock Bridge Business Association envisions a future where all are welcomed and honored for who they are and how they connect within the community, regardless of if they own a business or not.

If you want to know what's happening in the Bridge Street neighborhood, The Stock Bridge Business Association offers a way to connect and hear directly from business owners and representatives.

For more information, visit stockbridgegr dot com.

Frederik Meijer Gardens and 88.1 FM WYCE are proud to present Tuesday Evening Music Club.

Tuesday Evening Music Club brings a diverse schedule of local and regional performances to the Amphitheater stage Tuesday evenings now through August 26th.

These outdoor performances are free for Meijer Gardens members and for any general admission visitor to the Gardens.

On Tuesday, July 9th, there will be a performance from 6PAK.

This series is generously supported by WYCE Community Radio, *Ayers ( pronounced AIRS) Basement Systems, Meyer Music and Corporate Live. 

The full lineup and more information are at Meijer Gardens dot org slash Tuesday.

Free summer concerts return to downtown Grand Rapids this month as WYCE and The Grand Rapids Art Museum present GRAM on the Green an outdoor concert series.

The first free concert happens Thursday, July 18th, as WYCE presents live music from The Kanola Band! 

Music starts at 6 pm on the Museum Terrace, there will also be food trucks, a cash bar and WYCE merchandise available.

Come for the music, and stay for the art, as the Art Museum is also open for Meijer Free Thursday Nights.

More information on our upcoming GRAM on the Green is at "art museum G-R dot O-R-G"

Expand your media making skills with GRTV's certification courses!

With classes in podcasting, film, live studio directing, and more - creators of all experience levels can get hands-on training and access to professional-grade equipment to bring your dream project to life.

Browse their class schedule and learn more at grtv dot org slash learn. (grtv.org/learn)

If your non-profit organization is in need of a technology makeover or if you are a web specialist looking to give back to your community, then Code for Good West Michigan is looking for you.

Code for Good West Michigan is a group of tech and design professionals who volunteer to help nonprofits manage their technology needs. 

During Weekend for Good in November,  Code for Good West Michigan designs and launches websites, dashboards, and other software for nonprofit organizations.

If your nonprofit needs a digital lift, or  you're a tech pro looking for a worthy cause, you can learn more at code-for-good-w-m-dot-org.

Frederik Meijer Gardens and 88.1 FM WYCE are proud to present Tuesday Evening Music Club.

Tuesday Evening Music Club brings a diverse schedule of local and regional performances to the Amphitheater stage Tuesday evenings now through August 26th.

These outdoor performances are free for Meijer Gardens members and for any general admission visitor to the Gardens.

On Tuesday, July 9th, there will be a performance from 6PAK.

This series is generously supported by WYCE Community Radio, *Ayers ( pronounced AIRS) Basement Systems, Meyer Music and Corporate Live. 

The full lineup and more information are at Meijer Gardens dot org slash Tuesday.

Free summer concerts return to downtown Grand Rapids this month as WYCE and The Grand Rapids Art Museum present GRAM on the Green an outdoor concert series.

The first free concert happens Thursday, July 18th, as WYCE presents live music from The Kanola Band! 

Music starts at 6 pm on the Museum Terrace, there will also be food trucks, a cash bar and WYCE merchandise available.

Come for the music, and stay for the art, as the Art Museum is also open for Meijer Free Thursday Nights.

More information on our upcoming GRAM on the Green is at "art museum G-R dot O-R-G"

The World Affairs Council of Western Michigan empowers West Michigan's people and organizations to engage thoughtfully with the world.

The World Affairs Council is committed to providing non-partisan, global perspectives by bringing international diplomats and global experts to our community.

Their motto is: "To change the world," we believe, "one must first know the world."

Coming up is their series called "The Radical Middle: Reconnecting our Frustrated Majority and Reviving our Democratic Republic," Series Dates are October 1, 8, and 15, at 6:30 p.m. at the Kentwood Public Library.

To learn more, register for events, and become a member it's worldmichigan dot org