With more than two dozen varieties of sunflowers and zinnias—and, for the first time this year, gladiolus—visitors can stroll through the blooms and enjoy more than 15 photo opportunities designed for families, friends and couples looking to capture lasting memories.

To help break the ice, participating locations will offer a branded ice cream scoop, while supplies last.

In partnership with Latin Americans United for Progress (LAUP), families are invited to enjoy bilingual story time, hands-on activities, music, and a celebration of Mexican culture through food.

Topics include beekeeping, sourdough baking, healthy cooking, and more.

Customers are encouraged to shop early in the day for the best product selection.

As the industry continues to face challenges, the two long-standing craft beer pillars in West Michigan are helping one another.

The evening will feature performances by Candid Antics and the Grand Rapids Jazz Orchestra.

The café is centrally located in the heart of downtown, designed to serve hotel guests, convention attendees, theatergoers, downtown professionals, and residents throughout the day and into the early evening.

Community members are encouraged to visit participating restaurants throughout April to support the cause.

46% of Americans are trying to drink less, fueling increased demand for non-alcoholic options.

Guests will also have the opportunity to enter a raffle for a chef’s dinner for two and a movie.

The first 1,000 visitors will receive a free Downtown Holland tote bag, along with an official Spring Fling shopping and dining passport, and a boarding pass featuring “flight” specials at participating restaurants.

The launch comes as shifting consumer preferences drive demand for lower-alcohol, more approachable, and occasion-driven beverages.

The collaboration will be celebrated with a taproom fundraising event Feb. 28.

The updates will include a refreshed interior, expanded menu offerings, and enhancements designed to elevate the guest experience while preserving longtime favorites.

The market will feature local farmers, food producers, and vendors.

The two-day event will feature frozen games, interactive sculptures for photo ops, and over 20 commissioned ice displays from local businesses and organizations.

The event showcases and supports minority-owned businesses and highlights international cuisine.

Organizers recommend shopping early in the day for the best product assortment.

Tasting notes include smooth bready malt, citrusy hops, moderate sweetness, a touch of bitterness, and a crisp finish.