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    Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park - Acrobatics

    Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park

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    Went to the Meijer Gardens to look at all of the Chihuly artwork. The Chihuly show was amazing!…read more We did both the outdoor gardens and the indoor Chihuly: Radiant Forms. Entry to the Frederik Meijer Gardens was $25 for adults which allows you to see the outdoor Chihuly exhibits and $9 to view the indoor Radiant Forms. It was a beautiful sunny day and 72 degrees. The outdoor grounds have partial shade. With the extensive walking and sunshine it can get warm. There are water stations if you have a water bottle. I recommend bringing a water bottle to stay hydrated. They have plenty of free parking on site and it is easy to enter and exit. Please allow at least a half of a day to see everything if you walk fast. They also have a hop on hop off tram at the outdoor grounds for an additional $9.

    Beautiful and interesting--that goes without saying for the Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park. It…read moreis also so peaceful, serene, and tranquil. One entrance has open windows with no glass, you feel like you are both indoors and outdoors at the same time. I arrived a few minutes after opening time before many people had arrive so it was even more quiet and calming. The employees are helpful and kind. The art is interesting. The plants are staggered so that something is always blooming or colorful. Since I was last there, the Japanese gardens have been improved, and an ice cream shop (Hudsonville and Love's) has been added near the children's area. Kids can play on things or roll down hills of grass. In 2026 there's an incredible exhibit of Dale Chihuly glass sculptures. Many are installed outdoors and you can discover them wandering around. The indoor exhibit (extra cost) showcases some of his most famous and star-making works. Gorgeous.

    Roselle Park

    Roselle Park

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    This is one of the best parks in Grand Rapids. It's clean, has ample parking, and spotless…read morerestrooms. There are plenty of trails to explore. You'll find a playground for kids, too! Nature lovers and birdwatchers will adore it here. Last year, we even spotted a bald eagle! Super cool! Definitely worth checking out.

    This review is mostly for the event facility at Roselle Park, as we recently attended a baby shower…read morethere. The building itself is beautiful, and seems quite new. The high ceiling and natural light made the space feel large and welcoming. I was a little alarmed by the large totem pole in the corner of the building as it had some faces that seemed a little scary to me, but I don't think any of the kids even noticed. They even have a little "scavenger hunt" sheet so you can try to find all the different animals and figures carved into this tall structure. There is plenty of parking, although we ended up in the lot closer to the silos, which was a short walk to the building. (According to their website, this lot is actually now closed until the beginning of June.) The silos were a cool feature of the park, and they actually have rock climbing walls on them! I saw some kids climbing and tried it out for myself - unfortunately I definitely wasn't wearing the proper footwear, but it's something unique and cool that I haven't really seen at many other parks. There is a small play area here for kids. I'd love to come back again later this spring to check out the trail down to the Grand River. There's a canoe landing at the park which is great for summer. The whole park covers 240 acres! I'm sure there's lots of great wildlife spotting, so I'm looking forward to doing some birdwatching here soon.

    Alma Mia - venues - Updated September 2026

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