Today
8pm (doors open at 7:30pm)
An Evening with Potato Moon
$10 -- available at the door or in advance at Wealthy Theatre, 1130 Wealthy SE during business hours (10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.) or by calling Wealthy Theatre Box Office, 616-459-4788 x131
Wealthy Theatre, 1130 Wealthy St SE
Tomorrow
10am
Elah Praise Dance Workshop
The event is $15.00 per person; please pay at door
Front Studio (WT Annex), 1110 Wealthy St SE
8pm
The Walkies: Dazed and Confused
$3
The Koning Micro-Cinema, 1130 Wealthy St SE
What's On Now: GRTV Channel 25
3:30 PM
Divine Grace Ministries
This is our weekly Sunday morning worship service. It consist of a song by the choir/praise team and the preached word.
4:30 PM
Amazing Facts
5:00 PM
Kent County Concerns
Profile: Ed Pratt...A Documentary Life
Ed Pratt...A Documentary Life
In the visual arts, a picture is worth a thousand words. But in the world of documentary filmmaking, a thousand words are just the beginning of what you’ll need to put that picture into its proper perspective.
Spotlight: Catalyst Radio
Catalyst Radio is a 30-minute weekly program on 88.1 FM that features information on local events and current affairs, an interview with a community-based organization, and a calendar of community events.
Client Feedback
“Thank you so very much for allowing Gilda's Club to record a public service announcement on Weekly View for Fundango. We're very appreciative of your ongoing support of our many programs. The interns I worked with were fabulous as well. ”
Christine Moord, Development Staff, Gilda's Club Grand Rapids
History
2006: Laurie Cirivello hired as Executive Director
2005: CMC acquires the Wealthy Theatre on March 9th, 2005.
2005: Dirk Koning, founding director of the Community Media Center, passes away at age 48.
2002: CMC and GRTV launch MOLLIE, the MObile Learning Lab for Information Education.
2001: City of Grand Rapids signs 15-year franchise with AT&T Cable that includes GRTV and LiveWire.
1998: CMC unveils GRIID, the Grand Rapids Institute for Information Democracy.
1997: CMC dedicates new facility in the Westside Library.
1995: CMC launches the Community Access Network (CAN), an ISP for nonprofits later to become GrandNet.
1994: CMC awarded former Health Channel.
1993: GRCAC adopts Community Media Center (CMC) as its dba.
1989: GRCAC assumes ownership of community radio station WYCE, 88.1 FM.
1987: Chuck Peterson joins GRCAC staff.
1986: Lillie Oliver joins GRCAC staff.
1985: City of Grand Rapids signs 15-year franchise
1984: Federal Cable act allows additional funding.
1983: GRTV opens in lower level of the Ryerson Library.
1982: First live broadcast on GRTV.
1981: Dirk Koning hired as executive director.
1980: Grand Rapids Cable Access Center, Inc. formed.