Friday night at the new Grand Rapids Art Museum offers music from the Randy Marsh Band, an artist talk from Norwood Viviano, a gourmet buffet dinner and a cash bar. The music starts at 5:00PM and food is served until 8:30PM. The museum also offers Sunday Brunch with entertainment from Woodwind trio Ma Non Troppo. Information about the art museum is available online at www.gramonline.org.

Support for tonight's WYCE programming comes from Revue Magazine. The "new" Revue features increased editorial content covering local and national music, visual and performing arts, local fashion designers, comedy, festivals and community events. Revue will unveil its new look with a "Revamp party" at Hopcat on Wednesday, April 30th, starting at 9:00 p.m. More details about the revamped Revue and the upcoming party can be found at the new web site: RevueWM.com.

WYCE's Spring Hat Trick Concert series continues with acoustic blues duo, Mulebone. Mulebone is a partnership comprised of multi-instrumentalist, John Ragusa and roots music specialist, Hugh Pool. The launching pad for their musical expression is traditional blues. As with all the Hat Trick Concerts, a hat will be passed to benefit a local non-profit, this time it will benefit West Michigan Blues Society's "Blues In The School Project", which teaches appreciation for traditional blues music to local youth. Mulebone performs at One Trick Pony, Monday, May 5th at 7:30 p.m. The Hat Trick Concert Series is presented by the law firm of Rhoades McKee. Lodging is provided by Peaches Bed & Breakfast. Sound engineering is provided by Mark Swanson. More information about all our concerts is available at wyce.org.

Support for tonight's WYCE programming comes from Revue Magazine. The "new" Revue features increased editorial content covering local and national music, visual and performing arts, local fashion designers, comedy, festivals and community events. Revue will unveil its new look with a "Revamp party" at Hopcat on Wednesday, April 30th, starting at 9:00 p.m. More details about the revamped Revue and the upcoming party can be found at the new web site: RevueWM.com.

The second Annual Dining Out For Life fund raiser is coming up, on Thursday April 26th, ten area restaurants will donate a portion of their proceeds to support HIV/AIDS services. Participating restaurants include: Blue Plate at Downtown Courtyard by Marriott, Bobby J's, Brandywine in Eastown, Cygnus 27 at Amway Grand plaza, Kopper Top, Noto's Old World Dining, One Trick Pony, Pub 43, San Chez, A Tapas Bistro and Six one Six at J.W. Marriott. Information is available by calling bill at 616-456-9063

"Wednesdays At Wealthy" is a weekly event at the Koning MicroCinema in Wealthy Theatre. Every second Wednesday of the month WYCE rocks out with a musical event. In May, we present, "BOMB-ba-dil,", sponsored by Hopcat. Bombadil is a band that Magnet Magazine calls, "A drunker, circus-reared version of 'The Band.'"
"BOMB-ba-dil's" sound is inspired by Bolivian folk music; they have a sound all their own and a stage show to match. The FREE show starts at 7:00PM on Wednesday May 14th at Wealthy Theatre. Information about this and other "Wednesdays at Wealthy" events is available by calling 459-4788 Ext 130 or on-line at www.grcmc.org. Wednesdays at Wealthy is a service of the Community Media Center.

Support for tonight's WYCE programming comes from Revue Magazine. The "new" Revue features increased editorial content covering local and national music, visual and performing arts, local fashion designers, comedy, festivals and community events. Revue will unveil its new look with a "Revamp party" at Hopcat on Wednesday, April 30th, starting at 9:00 p.m. More details about the revamped Revue and the upcoming party can be found at the new web site: RevueWM.com.