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49504
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1110 Wealthy St SE
49506
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1130 Wealthy St SE
49506
Today
Super Happy Funtime Burlesque
Super Happy Funtime Burlesque, a vaudeville-style variety show featuring dancers, commedians, backed by the the fabulous End Times Orchestra, back at the Wealthy Theater just in time for...Wealthy Theatre
7:00pm (doors at 6:00pm)
Chris Isaak
Frederick Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park
Tomorrow
DITA, Ballet Technique for Modern Dancers
Front Studio (WT Annex)
5:30pm
Southtown PhotoVoice Project Event
The Koning Micro-Cinema
Profile: Monroe Aki O'Bryant
Monroe Aki O'Bryant
Meet GRTV Producer, Akibang or Monroe Aki O'Bryant, who has a dream about writing and producing films. GRTV classes constitute one stop on the way to that dream.
Spotlight: CMC IT Services
CMC IT Services provides IT services to nonprofit organizations and creates and maintains highly functional, easy to manage websites at an affordable cost.
Client Feedback
On behalf of the panel for Letter to the President I would like to thank you... I found the overall event very beneficial to the community.
Most Amazing, Fiyah Magazine
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.