Authentic Noah I MUA takes the stage
Experience a blend of music with Noah I MUA.
Laugh, cry, sing with Never Come Down
Fans of bluegrass music can enjoy Never Come Down as they perform for the first time at the Black Swamp Arts Festival.
Festival shuttle
Shuttle hours are Friday 4 p.m.-12:30 a.m., Saturday 8:30 a.m.-12:30 a.m., Sunday 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Tito Villarreal digs deep for roots
A love of classic blues harmonica is turning into a full blown music career for Tito Villarreal, who plays three different stages this weekend at the Black Swamp Arts Festival.
Seek out the salamanders: 17 hidden in festival poster
The Black Swamp Arts Festival’s 2022 poster features the art of local resident and artist Kathleen Pahl, alongside layout and design elements by local graphic designer Kelsey Mackley.
Grab a bite at the festival
Food trucks are located next to the Main Stage behind the East side of the street to the South Main Street businesses.
Kids can make a hat, paint
The Kiwanis Youth Arts Village is open Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
Pop-up mural welcomes artists, visitors to Black Swamp Arts Festival
A mural by Toledo-based artist Michael Osborne will welcome participating artists to the 29th Annual Black Swamp Arts Festival’s Artist Hospitality Suite, and will be on display to the public throughout the festival.
Labor movies for the holiday
The American labor movement has been the subject of countless films from the silent era to modern day.
Sunset Jazz and Art Festival returns to Grand Rapids
GRAND RAPIDS — The 16th Sunset Jazz and Art Festival will celebrate the legendary saxophonist Gene Parker, who is the event headliner.
