Calendar
ART
• Erin Case “Womanfolk” exhibition: Saginaw Art Museum, 1126N. Michigan
Ave., Saginaw, noon to 5p.m. Wednesdays through Fridays through June 30, $7, $5 students/seniors, saginawartmuseum.org, 989-754-2491.
• Rare Images from Tuskegee Institute: Early 20th century images at grpmcollec tions.org/detail/collections/335. Also view historical images about Lincoln, lumbering, World War I, other subjects.
• “Windows GR”: Art exhibit at The Grand Rapids Public Museum, 272Pearl St. NW, Grand Rapids, free with general admission ($2-12) and available at grpmcollections.org.
• Hip Hop Icons: Virtual exhibition from the Marshall M. Fredericks Museum, viewable at marshallfredericks.org/mb.
• Wonderfully Made: the Artis Collection of African American Fine Art, noon-5p.m. Wednesdays through Fridays, Saginaw
Art Museum, museum admission $7, $5 students/seniors, 1126N. Michigan Ave., Saginaw, saginawartmuseum.org/exhibition/wonderfullymade, 989-754-2491.
• Exhibition: Rhonda Sherwin, Pamela Wilburn, Joel Ellis, Jane Reiter and Sheryl Stephens, 10a.m.-4p.m. Mon.-fri., noon-4p.m. weekends through April 25, Shiawassee Arts Center, 206Curwood Castle Drive, Owosso, shiawasseearts.org, 989-723-8354.
• Artist Submissions: Through May 1, The Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum invites sculptors within 200miles of the museum to submit work for the “2021Regional Biennial Juried Sculpture Exhibition,” running July 10through Oct. 2; marshallfredericks.org, 989-964-7125.
BEATS
• A Night of Bernstein: CMU Choirs’ free virtual program 7:30-9p.m. April 22at Staples Family Concert Hall via Facebook Live, Facebook.com/cmumusicschool, and music.cmich.edu.
• John Shea Trio Facebook Live Concert: 6:30p.m. Fridays, 6:30and 7p.m. Saturdays, facebook.com/johnsheamusic.
• Mondays with May: 7p.m. every Monday, facebook.com/mayerlewinemusic.
• Kris Pride: 2p.m. daily, sessionslive.com/ krispridemusic.
CLASSES
• Young Explorers:
Bi-monthly play date with stories, science and art-themed activities for ages 1-3and caregivers, 9:30a.m. April 21, Midland Center for the Arts, theme is April Showers! reading from “Thunderboomer” by Shutta Crum. Tickets $6-$10, register at 989-631-8250. Session pricing available. Registration closes at noon Monday prior to the event.
FAMILY
• Discovery Museum: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Thursdays through Mondays, admission $8, discounts for seniors, groups and military, 5093E. Remus Road, Mt. Pleasant; mpdiscoverymuseum.org, 989-317-3221.
• STEM Festival: Midland Center for the Arts accepting applications through April 23for K-8students to participate in May 22 STEM Festival; Midlandcenter.org/ Stemfestival.
• Camp Curious: The Grand Rapids Public Museum accepting registration for summer programs for kids pre-k through 12th grade, fees start at $35; grpm.org/educlasses.
• Spring Dance Concert: CMU Department of Theatre and Dance live-stream at 7:30 p.m. April 22-April 24, and 2p.m. April 25; variety of genres, choreography by faculty, students, and alumni. Director is by Heather Trommer-beardslee.
MUSEUMS
• Under the Arctic: Exhibit’s last date April 25at the Grand Rapids Public Museum, at 272Pearl St. NW, grpm.org. Free with museum admission.
• Sean Kenney’s Wild Connections: The last date to visit exhibit of animals and plants modeled with Lego Bricks at the Grand Rapids Public Museum is May 2, at 272Pearl St. NW, grpm.org. Tickets $4, $2 for members.
• Eatplaygrow: One-hour, eight-week classes on growth and health hosted by Grand Rapids Public Museum for parents and kids pre-k and younger, small group settings at 10:30a.m. or 2p.m. Register at grpm.org.
OUTDOORS
• Earth Day Sunrise Hike: 6:15-8:30 a.m. April 22at Bundy Hill Preserve, 1099110999W. River Road, Remus, 989-7725777, bit.ly/3ufr8qs, directions at bit.ly/ Bundyhillpreserve.
• Invasive Species Removal: Work session 5:30-7:30p.m. April 22and 29at Williamsblackburn Preserve, to remove autumn olive, an Asian shrub that crowds out native plants and changes the soil chemistry to reduce competition from other species. No experience necessary, tools and training provided. Session will be canceled in event of rain. Directions at bit.ly/williams-blackburn Preserve, 989-772-5777.