BridgeDetroit contributor Quinn Banks spent several months in 2024 embedded in city fire houses, sharing in the culture.
Quinn Banks
Quinn Banks is a Detroit area freelance photographer working with BridgeDetroit. He specializes in news, portraits and concert photography.
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In photos: Celebrating Motor City Pride in Detroit
Motor City Pride drew thousands to downtown Detroit over the weekend, with a celebration of music, talent and diversity.
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In photos: Movement 2025 in Detroit
This year’s electronic music festival at Hart Plaza features more than 100 acts on six stages
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In photos: Cartoons & Stereo at Big Pink Detroit
Cartoons & Stereo celebrated Detroit’s growing skateboarding scene while spotlighting artists who push the boundaries of hip-hop and alternative music.
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NSFW music, art show lifts up-and-coming Detroit artists
NSFW III, hosted by musician and media artist Rob Apollo, brought together performers and artists to celebrate each other’s work.
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A community party in the Cass Corridor
The 45th annual Dally in the Alley was held Saturday in the Cass Corridor. The community-led, volunteer-run event offers music, art, food and more.
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MAP Fest celebrates unity and the arts
The event was born from a desire to “galvanize local artists” who “exemplify dedication in promoting unity, art and mapping out innovative pathways for entertainment in Detroit,” according to organizers.
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Photos: Pride in the Motor City
Scenes from Motor City Pride in downtown Detroit.
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Movement Detroit 2024: Scenes from Hart Plaza
Photographer Quinn Banks captured the vibes and vibrations at the Movement Festival in Hart Plaza in Detroit.
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Detroit police: ‘We did not shut down Cinco de Mayo’
White said the people who were ticketed were mostly for public intoxication or disorderly conduct and some food trucks were unlicensed.