Motor City Pride drew thousands to downtown Detroit over the weekend, with a celebration of music, talent and diversity.
Arts & Culture
Village Pride celebrates LGBTQ residents, businesses on Detroit’s east side
Village Pride is back for its second year, taking place 2-8 p.m. Saturday at the Village Biergarten, 1420 Van Dyke.
Detroit Public Theatre tackles aftermath of school shooting in latest production ‘Soft Target’
“Soft Target” is playing at Detroit Public Theatre and explores the aftermath of a school shooting through the eyes of nine-year-old Amanda.
Op-Ed: Unapologetically poetic
The 30 billboards represent the 30 years that InsideOut Literary Arts has been using poetry to inspire and equip young people.
Yusef Bunchy Shakur reflects on life as he takes on top role for Michigan nonprofit
The educator, author and filmmaker, who earned a Ph.D and released a documentary about his life, was recently appointed as the new executive director ofMichigan Roundtable For Just Communities.
In photos: Movement 2025 in Detroit
This year’s electronic music festival at Hart Plaza features more than 100 acts on six stages
Taking a moment for George Floyd
Black Gen Z Detroiters will share testimonials about how George Floyd’s murder and the subsequent protests shaped their lives.
One Detroit Weekend | Things to do around Detroit this weekend: May 23, 2025
One Detroit contributors Cecelia Sharpe and Peter Whorf of 90.9 WRCJ share a handful of events happening around the region this weekend.
In ‘major setback’ for Michigan arts, Trump terminates federal grants
The NEA grant terminations are among the latest cuts ordered by Trump, whose administration is moving to rapidly shrink the federal budget by eliminating what federal officials contend is wasteful spending.
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.
