ice skating

The opening of Rosa Parks Circle Ice Skating Rink Dec. 5 has been postponed due to inclement weather.

If ice skating skating is one of your favorite winter activities - great news! One of the top ice skating rinks in the entire country is here in Michigan.

Still looking for something to do to ring in the new year? There are a few cool and fun ways to ring in 2023 in Grand Rapids. Here are a some activities to consider.

While we are under a "Blizzard Warning", keep up to date on what is happening...or not happening in West Michigan.

After delays due to weather, ice skating season at Rosa Parks Circle downtown Grand Rapids will begin Thursday Dec. 1, 2022.

Ice skating is back "full force" at Rosa Parks Circle this year - and we now know when the rink opens for the season.

Even though the wintertime is coming, there is plenty to do throughout the entire winter season right here in Grand Rapids.

Don't break out your ice skates and head to Rosa Parks Circle just yet, the winter skating season is being postponed due to construction delays.

So it's been a bit up in the air this year, when will Rosa Parks Circle transform into the ice skating rink downtown? If you've been around the downtown area recently, you've noticed they're definitely getting the ice rink ready for use...

We have a lot of outdoor, winter activities this first weekend of 2020. From skating at Rosa Parks Circle to a Winter West Festival at Richmond Park, and snowshoeing at Blandford Nature Center… get out and have some fun this winter. Indoor activities include a Bridal Show, a Model Railroad Show, Finding Your Roots, a show at the Planetarium, Comedy, the Symphony, and Basketball. A weekend full of fun things to do.

There are a lot of Christmas related events this weekend along with some comedy and music. We also have a few outdoor activities from skating to fat tire biking, snowshoeing, and cross country skiing. There is The Nutcracker, The Polar Express, Lights Out and Basketball. We also have a Santa Parade and a Santa Train!

The lower wind chills get, the better ice skating indoors sounds!