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The Fourth of July is right around the corner—and with it comes food, fun, and fireworks! Looking for something to do over the holiday? Here are some suggestions.

"Festival," as most locals refer to it, is a celebration of the arts in West Michigan. This year's Festival of the Arts runs June 6, 7, and 8, in the heart of downtown Grand Rapids. The forty-fifth annual event is one of the state's longest-running festivals, and all activities, exhibits, and performances are free.

Gluten-free doesn’t mean flavor-free—you have more options than you might suspect! Consider these local reader favorites for your next gluten-free dining experience.

Being a native of Grand Rapids, born and raised, it is almost unheard of (or so I found out) that I had never been to a West Michigan Whitecaps baseball game. Now, I know why people were so surprised!

New to the RedWater Restaurant Group and to Watermark at Cascade is Cork, among the dining and event spaces to now comprise Watermark’s entire main floor. Cork’s thoughtful design and open feel enhance a lively lounge and contemporary dining scene. Cork offers more than one hundred seats inside, and open and covered spaces with fire pits—and views of Watermark’s golf course—outside. A three-sided fireplace is a focal point of the indoor dining room.

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