From Virtual Field Trips by The Detroit Institute of the Arts: Photovoice Project | Russ Marshall: Detroit Photographs, 1958–2008 Through a variety of experiences, students reflect on the role of … Keep Reading…
As Russia continued its bloody assault on Ukraine on Sunday, local Ukrainians and Ukraine supporters flooded Detroit’s Hart Plaza and surrounding streets to condemn the aggression. The densely packed crowd … Keep Reading…
February The Henry Ford, in Dearborn, is leaving this planet behind with Apollo: When We Went to the Moon. The traveling exhibition uses more than 100 artifacts to explore the cultural, … Keep Reading…
Ten sought-after artists of varying styles have joined forces to gather their latest works under one roof in an exhibit that launched this weekend. Some of Detroit’s most acclaimed artists are … Keep Reading…
Mick Jagger warmed up for the Rolling Stones’ Ford Field show by getting out on a chilly Detroit night. The eminent rock frontman posted a series of images overnight Sunday … Keep Reading…
One of Detroit’s most iconic murals is getting a temporary makeover. Rocket Companies has announced that the “Whaling” mural painted on the side of Broderick Tower in downtown Detroit will … Keep Reading…
The city of Detroit must be very proud of its impressive main public library (DPL) which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. From the carved white marble exterior to … Keep Reading…
“If we knew how the gallery world worked, I don’t know that we would have jumped into it,” said JJ Curis, who, with her husband, Anthony Curis, founded an art … Keep Reading…
Among the sites where instruments can be donated are the Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center in Detroit, Farmington Community Band in Farmington Hills, Marshall Music Co. in … Keep Reading…
The Queen of Soul’s legacy was celebrated Monday at an east side post office renamed in her honor. Family, friends, Detroit leaders and lawmakers gathered at the Fox Creek Station … Keep Reading…
I dare to suggest that Detroit has a bit of an image problem these days. But I’m an outsider, so what do I know? Here’s Michigander author Stephen Mack Jones’s … Keep Reading…
Detroit architecture is second to none. Dawned the ‘Paris of the West,’ jaws drop as you walk throughout the various neighborhoods, taking in the ornate detail, design and the structures … Keep Reading…
Detroit Month of Design, an annual monthlong celebration of art and design in Detroit held during September, will get a boost this year from the Cranbrook Academy of Art as … Keep Reading…
A highly decorated combat veteran who in a few days will celebrate his 99th birthday has been honored for his service in World War II. Sunday evening, a motorcade consisting … Keep Reading…
With the approach of the Aug. 3 primary election, nonprofit Rising Voices seeks to empower metro Detroit’s Asian American community through voter outreach and education. To amplify their mission, the organization teamed up … Keep Reading…
The “Queen of Soul’s” handprints are to be unveiled outside the Detroit Historical Society Museum in advance of the release of a new film on Aretha Franklin’s life and career. … Keep Reading…
Suni Lee’s gold medal makes her the best gymnast of the Tokyo Games, but for thousands of Metro Detroiters, it’s something even more special. Lee is the first Hmong American to … Keep Reading…
Note: Due to COVID-19 concerns, events are subject to change. Check with venues for updates. On sale now • John Cena: WWE Supershow: Aug. 1, Little Caesars Arena, Detroit, $20+. … Keep Reading…
It’s been nearly a year and a half since the concert industry was halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As we move through the summer of 2021 and as a … Keep Reading…
Outspread roads, ample land, and low-rise buildings are traits that distinguish Motor City from other metropolitan areas. Located in the Core City neighborhood, the Caterpillar emphasizes Detroit’s unique urban texture. … Keep Reading…