Live Mannequin Night Returns in Downtown Holland
Downtown Holland hosts Live Mannequin Night on Friday Sept 14 from 7 to 830 pm in over 20 windows on Eighth Street Admission is free and children may dress as heroes. Free superhero masks will be given to the first 300 attendees.
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Local Entertainment Guide This Week
This week brings a roster of shows and events in town. Theater, concerts, and art openings offer diverse options for residents and visitors. Check venues for schedules, ticketing, and special performances.
Free 3 recital returns with Mahave Veglia at Holland church
Dr Pablo Mahave Veglia opens the Free 3 series for the third straight year at First Reformed Church in Holland. He will be joined by Grand Valley State University colleague Sookkyung Cho, pianist. Cho, born in Korea, studied at Peabody and Juilliard. Mahave Veglia holds degrees from Wisconsin Madison Indiana University and Eastman. The recital is at 3 p.m. Sunday September 9 at 630 State St.
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Hope College Fall Film Series at Knickerbocker Theatre
Hope College presents four independent films at the Knickerbocker Theatre 86 E Eighth St with showings Sept 10-15 What Will People Say Oct 1-6 Love Gilda Oct 15-20 Neither Wolf Nor Dog and Nov 12-17 Gavagai Tickets $7 regular $6 seniors faculty or children showings begin evenings at 7 30 p m The opening film centers on Nisha a 16 year old balancing Norwegian life with Pakistani expectations.
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In Love and Struggle: Boggs lives shaped Black Power thought
Grace Lee Boggs and James Boggs forged key links between labor and Black freedom. Stephen M. Ward chronicles their Detroit years, migration roots, and intellectual work shaping urban justice. University of North Carolina Press publication context.
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