Grand Rapids Downtown Market

Explore the exciting new additions at the Grand Rapids Downtown Market.

Just over a year after opening, a restaurant downtown Grand Rapids is shutting its doors.

The owner of a popular African fusion food truck is gearing up to open his first brick-and-mortar restaurant this week.

10 Years of Yum is this weekend at Grand Rapids Downtown Market!

Something fun (and free!) to do with the kiddos this week!

When visitors come to Grand Rapids, there is plenty of attractions and events to go to. Here is a list of attractions that are must for out of town visitors to see.

Now that everyone is stuffed from Thanksgiving dinner, it’s time to get out there and burn off some of those calories. Here are 10 things you can do this weekend around West Michigan.

We have festivals and spirits, dancing fountains, games, walks and more! There is something for everyone on the list this weekend.

After a week or two of decent weather, we’ve been a bit spoiled on being able to get out and do stuff!! Well don’t worry, even though the weather is due to go back to winter this weekend, there’s still a reason to get out of the house...

This weekend at the Grand Rapids Downtown Market, it’s going to feel a lot like the beach, just without the waves! Starting Friday afternoon and going through Sunday, the Downtown Market is hosting their first summer sand festival, dubbed Sand Rapids...

People waited with bated breath Tuesday afternoon for an announcement from Grand Rapids' Downtown Market. Many speculated about what the announcement would entail, and I'm pretty happy about what it ended up being. Detroit's Slow's Bar B Q will be opening a location in the Downtown Market in Spring 2015.

While the new Grand Rapids Downtown Market is open (they've been doing a soft opening this week), they don't officially open until September 2nd. Last night, I had a chance to attend an event there and get a feel for what the space is really like. Let me tell you, I was more than impressed. I wasn't really sure what to expect, but it reminded me very much of a smaller scale Reading Terminal Market