Nostalgia

"Think spring"! it's the Home and Garden Show, Maple and Sugarbush Festivals, and even a Cottage and Lakefront Living Show. Plus, butterflies, laughs, and more.

March starts out with sporting events and is followed by concerts, stage productions, comedy, monster trucks, and "The Price Is Right".

For people who love visiting the last remaining Dairy Queen in Grand Rapids -- they have announced this year's opening date, but it will be their final season.

The winter festivals continue along with the Boat Show, a film festival, hockey, concerts, ballet, sled dogs, owls, reptiles, a flea market, coins, and toys.

How do you get rid of a spare 125-ton locomotive you just have sitting around? Well, if you are Consumers Energy -- you donate it to a local non-profit group!

February is a busy month for concerts around the west Michigan area. There is also ballet, Chinese dance, comedy, basketball, hockey, and professional wrestling.

Winter festivals continue this weekend in several communities. There is also the Auto Show, Disney on Ice, a BBQ festival, and chances to go back to the 80s!

We have cars, boats, golf, beer, food, winter events, films, and psychics in the fair and festivals for February.

No need to pack a suitcase, just grab your colorful clothing, the hairspray, and go back to the 80s to enjoy your favorite music all weekend long.

Auto shows in Grand Rapids have a long and rich history. The first known auto show in the city was held over 100 years ago!

Buddy's Pizza first made its way to Grand Rapids in 2019 on 28th Street in Kentwood. They will soon be opening up a take-out location in Walker.

This weekend is brought to you by the letter "B"! We have Bulls, Bricks, Bernese Mountain Dogs, Bunnies, Brides, Blooms, Building, Beer, and Bands!