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Editor's Pick: Renegade Theatre Festival

The Renegade Theatre Festival returns to Old Town Lansing this Thursday eve, with two dozen productions presented by independent artists and area theatre companies for three nights and one glorious summer afternoon.

Choosing Lansing: Sarah and Jake Pechtel

For the better part of a decade, Jake and Sarah Pechtel have had many opportunities to leave Michigan. Their shared passion for the arts and culture has often left them wanting more than what the Lansing region has to offer. A few years ago, however, the couple officially made the decision to stay and invest in the area.


Editor's Pick: Thursday Night Live Concert in Mason

If you haven't had the pleasure of experiencing the nostalgic streetscapes of downtown Mason, you want to head down there tomorrow for the city's Thursday Night Live! concert series.  

Landing in Lansing: Matt Wyman

A suit-wearing, spatula-wielding Slayer fan who practices Intellectual Properties law during the day and plays fetch with his Border Collies at night and on weekends, Matt Wyman returned to Lansing after six years in the Windy City. As far as we're concerned, any attorney who loves The Big Lebowski, skydiving and making Lansing a better place in which to live and work is a vital addition to the community.


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The Recipe for Thriving Downtowns Part 4: Downtown Organizations

After the first three of our four-part series on the secrets to downtown development in the Lansing area, one thing is for sure: the renaissance happening in our local downtowns isn't incidental. Learn how downtown organizations are playing a major role in revitalization.

What's Working in Cities: CreateHere in Chattanooga

What's Working in Cities is a monthly series in which we take a closer look at people and organizations in cities across the country that are transforming neighborhoods and driving change in urban areas. What works in Portland, Austin, or Chattanooga will probably work here, too, in some form or another. Our series will ask why some things work, why some don't, and what big ideas and principles all cities should adopt as we move forward into an increasingly urbanized 21st century.

Feeding the Craving: Lansing’s New Food Trucks

"Lansing's food scene is hungry," Jesse Allen Hahn says. Echoes Nina Santucci, "It seems like this city is craving something." What are these two doing to sate that hunger? Hitting the road, of course.


Editor's Pick: Turner Street Outdoor Theater

If you don't know about Turner Street Outdoor Theater, you've already missed the opportunity to see The Goonies and Young Frankenstein under the night sky ... don't miss out again! Head to Lot  56/Cesar Chavez Plaza for this week's move: The Sandlot!

Celebrating film in Lansing

This past April, the first ever Capital City Film Festival highlighted and celebrated film and live music in downtown Lansing. Some of the organizers share what they learn in the festival's first year.


Editor's Pick: Summer Skies at Everbody Reads Books and Stuff

Who wouldn't want a tour of the summer skies with an astronomer? Head to EVERYbody Reads bookstore to observe and learn at twilight.

City Sauntering Across Lansing

In October last year, Ariniko O Meara began a crusade to walk down every street in Lansing, taking pictures and telling us stories along the way through her City Saunter blog. She shares what she's learned and discovered along the way.

Editor's Pick: Lansing Concert Band and Fourth of July Fireworks

We're going to be off (the Capital Gains team, that is) the week of the Fourth of July, likely enjoying the Capital region's best fireworks display with you in downtown Lansing! 

The Recipe for Thriving Downtowns Part 3: Events

For as much as we enjoy festivals and events as residents, it's hard to believe just how important they also are to creating a thriving downtown. Capital Gains' news editor, Natalie Burg, shares how in part 3 of The Recipe for Thriving Downtowns.

Breathing Life into LCC TV

Not long ago content on Lansing Community College’s TV station centered on reruns of basketball games and still shots of billboards. Today, it has a new name, new program lineup and partnerships across the community. Best of all, it has Nicole Sclafani, producer and station manager, who embodies the bubbling energy of Mid-Michigan beginning to vibrate with the beat of a new economy. If it’s important and especially if it’s fun, know that LCC TV The Link plans to be in the middle of it.
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