Front man Garrett Dutton III or G. Love doesn't take himself too seriously when writing new material for albums. With songs about booty calls, drinking cold beer and eating cereal, G. Love doesn't miss an opportunity to explore the topics others shun. Don't miss the alternative hip-hop band G. Love & Special Sauce when they come to The Intersection tonight. Read more!
March is a month of total madness. Whether it be college basketball or acting Irish that gets you going, one thing's for sure: there are plenty of places around West Michigan to celebrate and partake in the festivities. REVUE has your guides to a successful St. Paddy's Day pub crawl in Grand Rapids as well as the best spots around West Michigan to catch all the NCAA Tournament games with our West Michigan sports bar round up. We sent out the Minions to check them all out, and we're hoping they'll be back soon. In the meantime, you can click or download the PDFs for your travel convenience. So go ahead and celebrate this crazy month. Responsibly, of course.
Launching his career from "Last Comic Standing," comedian Ralphie May has a knack for political incorrect jokes, resulting in the purchase of $1 million of FCC insurance. Read how the 38-year-old keeps his jokes fresh. Read it!
Kalamazoo Civic Theatre brings something new to the beloved book and stage adaptation, The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe. Find out how the adventures of Narnia is portrayed through this theatre's eyes, playing through March 14.
From reptiles to big bugs, March is a month to experience the wild kingdom. Bring the family or friends to some of the coolest exhibits March has to offer.
Cheers may be long gone, but it's definitely not forgotten. Author Mary Devoir explores what it means to be a bartender, along with a few other jokes and stories from patrons. Don't miss her at the 28th Street Schuler Books March 20.
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Make a classic cocktail at home by learning how to make simple syrup from West Michigan mixology pros.