Live music in Ottawa County, MI

Sparkle Soirée brings a festive evening to Windermere House, hosted by The Sandi Gentry Team as part of Spring Lake Sparkle. Enjoy a live trio featuring Big Daddy Fox, hors d’oeuvres and wine provided by The Lilley Mansion, a silent auction, permanent jewelry, and 20 percent off storewide. Outdoors, a whiskey and cigar bar will be set up by the fire. The night supports a goal of raising $10,000 for local families in partnership with The Salvation Army. Majors James and Penny Mungai, Corps Officers with the Grand Haven Corps, will be present to share more about their mission. No advance tickets are required, and contributions can be made on site by cash, check, Venmo, or credit card.

Part of Jazz Wednesdays at Lucy's, this live set pairs in-person jazz with a relaxed dining experience. Guests can savor cocktails and a satisfying meal in a cozy, welcoming atmosphere while Jazz 150, featuring Michael Drost and Jason Werkema, fills the room with music for an easygoing evening.

At Sherman van Solkema Recital Hall, a dedication concert marks the arrival of a Bösendorfer piano generously gifted by Mr. Fred Keller, a longtime supporter of GVSU. Dr. Cho, joined by select piano majors, performs a program chosen to showcase the instrument's unique sound and expressive range. Seating is limited, and complimentary tickets are available by reservation.

The 2025 GRAMMY Award-winning Akropolis Reed Quintet takes the stage with vivid imagination and an adventurous spirit. Critics at Gramophone and BBC Music Magazine praise the ensemble for inventive musicianship, bold sonorities, and a charismatic commitment to new music. Their last three albums all appeared on Billboard’s classical chart, with a peak at number 2 in April 2024. Recipients of seven national chamber music awards, including the 2014 Fischoff Gold Medal, they bring artistry that balances excellence with exploration.

Funky Brewster at Grand Armory Brewing delivers a danceable soundtrack loaded with 90s favorites, rounded out with a mix of other eras and styles.

Michael Solo returns to Sandy Point Beach House for an evening with food, drinks, and music. The setting has a lively, welcoming vibe.

Enjoy a monthly ukulele strum held on the fourth Tuesday. Everyone is welcome to participate. Admission is $6, with a $3 rate for students.