The dozen or so local artists showing their work this weekend at the latest addition to the Cottage Lane development on Lansing’s east side deserve a citation for bravery. Will people even look at the art? The competition is brutal. The art show celebrate... See more
A lean, sinewy ensemble of some 60 musicians closed ranks to infuse Friday’s (March 27) Lansing Symphony Orchestra concert with a chamber-music level of intimacy. The LSO has proved over and over that it can blow you away. (Of course, it did it again Frid... See more
Despite the stubborn chill, nature is springing back to life in every backyard, meadow and ditch. That means it’s showtime, in more ways than one, at the Tollgate Drain at 1101 N. Fairview Ave., on Lansing’s east side. This year, the first things to sprin... See more
The best thing you can say about “Unlimited Miles: Miles Davis at 100,” the all-star jazz tribute hitting Wharton Center March 26, is that Miles himself might have crossed 52nd Street to check it out. Miles Davis was notorious for running in the opposite ... See more
One man’s music walks the earth. The other man’s music floats above it. One plucks rhythm and soul from strings and wood. The other makes machines cry. Jazz bassist Rodney Whitaker and techno pioneer Carl Craig inhabit different musical worlds, but they f... See more
