The GRAM welcomes the exhibit David Hockney: Perspectives Should be Reversed, running now through fall. The Roving mic visited the GRAM to speak with Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation/President of Schnitzer Properties Jordan Schnitzer and GRAM Dean and Helga Toriello Curator of Collections Jennifer Wcisel. This is the largest ever retrospective of Prints by Hockney.
Muskegon Community College sets the stage for the 2nd annual An Evening with MCC Saturday June 21, a signature celebration of alumni success and community impact. Richard Vanderputte-McPherson, Director of Development, talks about the impact MCC has had on the Lakeshore over the past century.
She's an actress from the Netherlands, starring in the locally produced film, Old Heart. We share part 2 of a conversation about the movie, now playing at Cinema Carousel and soon Hope College. Co-Star Eva Doveiri joins the show.
Cherry Health's Mobile Vision Clinic is increasing its access to vision care this summer. Dr Meagan Baker discusses these eye care services available to patients who might otherwise have difficulties receiving vision care. The Clinic will travel to the variety of Cherry Health locations, services available for anyone in the community.
Taste of Muskegon is happening this weekend and returning to Hackley Park. New to the park this year is The Pitstop, a mobile bar providing a unique bartending experience. Ryan Cummins discusses this crowd favorite event.
Transcripts are provided upon request.
