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Support for WYCE comes from Tiger Solar.

Tiger Solar, in partnership with the City of Grand Rapids and the Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association, is presenting a Solarize GR Informational Session, Thursday, June 17, at 7 PM at Saint Mark's Episcopal Church, 134 Division Ave. North

The session is designed to offer information about installing and using solar in your home.

The event is open to the public at no charge, but registration is encouraged.

More details are at  grandrapidsmi dot gov, and searching "solarize."

Support for WYCE comes from Less Traveled by Long Road Distillers, located at 959 Cherry Street SE in Grand Rapids.

Less Traveled, an East Hills cocktail bar,  offers custom-crafted cocktails and one of the neighborhood's few open patios for outdoor drinks.

Less Traveled by Long Road Distillers--respecting the craft, honoring the journey, and taking no shortcuts.

Today's WYCE Day Sponsor is Fulton Street Market ... presenting their first BIPOC Night Market of the year, Tuesday, June 24 from 6-9PM.

At the June BIPOC Night Market, visitors can experience the vibrant spirit of West Michigan's Black, Indigenous, and People of Color-owned businesses.

BIPOC Night Markets feature several local vendors, live entertainment, and global cuisines at a variety of food vendors, all designed to foster community connection and celebrate creativity.

More information is available at  fulton street market dot org.

Support for 88.1 WYCE comes from Bell's Brewery. 

Bell's Eccentric Café presents "The Spits" on Thursday, June 19th with guests Human Eye & Archaea.

Doors open at 7pm and music starts at 8pm. 

For more information on this 18 and up show, head to Bells Beer dot com. 

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Support for WYCE comes from Less Traveled by Long Road Distillers, located at 959 Cherry Street SE in Grand Rapids.

Less Traveled, an East Hills cocktail bar,  offers custom-crafted cocktails and one of the neighborhood's few open patios for outdoor drinks.

Less Traveled by Long Road Distillers--respecting the craft, honoring the journey, and taking no shortcuts.

Today's WYCE Day Sponsor is Fulton Street Market ... presenting their first BIPOC Night Market of the year, Tuesday, June 24 from 6-9PM.

At the June BIPOC Night Market, visitors can experience the vibrant spirit of West Michigan's Black, Indigenous, and People of Color-owned businesses.

BIPOC Night Markets feature several local vendors, live entertainment, and global cuisines at a variety of food vendors, all designed to foster community connection and celebrate creativity.

More information is available at  fulton street market dot org.

Support for WYCE comes from Turnstiles, an eclectic entertainment venue on GR's West side, offering lunch on weekdays, beginning at 11 AM.

Tonight , Nathan Walton & The Remedy make their return to Turnstiles, featuring special guest Teddy Brewer.

Doors open at 8, and a cover charge is required.

Hours, plus more information on live music happening, is at Turnstiles G R dot com

Support for WYCE comes from Smiling Acres, presenting the "Smiling Acres" music festival from June 27th to June 29th in Trufant, Michigan.

Tickets are on sale now for this year's festival featuring live music from The Go Rounds, Jason Singer of "Michigander," May Erlewine and many more!

The festival also offers workshops for all ages, plus craft and food vendors.

Weekend passes plus more information about the Smiling Acres Music Festival are available at smiling acres festival dot com. (smilingacresfestival.com)

Support for WYCE comes from Less Traveled by Long Road Distillers, located at 959 Cherry Street SE in Grand Rapids.

Less Traveled, an East Hills cocktail bar,  offers custom-crafted cocktails and one of the neighborhood's few open patios for outdoor drinks.

Less Traveled by Long Road Distillers--respecting the craft, honoring the journey, and taking no shortcuts.

Today's WYCE Day Sponsor is Fulton Street Market ... presenting their first BIPOC Night Market of the year, Tuesday, June 24 from 6-9PM.

At the June BIPOC Night Market, visitors can experience the vibrant spirit of West Michigan's Black, Indigenous, and People of Color-owned businesses.

BIPOC Night Markets feature several local vendors, live entertainment, and global cuisines at a variety of food vendors, all designed to foster community connection and celebrate creativity.

More information is available at  fulton street market dot org.