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House of Words Open Mic (GRTF Benefit)

On Sunday, June 8 at 5 p.m., House of Words held a benefit open mic at New Holland Brewing (The Knickerbocker) in Grand Rapids, supporting the GR Trans Foundation during Pride Month.

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As part of their Give Back Sundays, House of Words spotlights a local group every second Sunday of the month. For Pride Month, the focus was on the Grand Rapids Trans Foundation. The event aimed to bring the community together and showcase local resources. Held at New Holland Brewing's The Knickerbocker venue, it welcomed all ages with free entry. It was a chance to support an important local nonprofit while enjoying a shared community experience.

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Source: Grand Rapids Trans Foundation ↗
Last successful source check: Oct 19, 2026, 2:15 PM

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