More than 60 artists have created a 16,000-square-foot exhibit with various fiber art interpretations complete with interactions, performances, and events for Detroit’s Month of Design.
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Detroit Jazz Festival preview, Alice Coltrane’s harp, Drummer Brian Blade, One Detroit Weekend | One Detroit
Preview the 2024 Detroit Jazz Festival. Alice Coltrane’s harp has been restored. Jazz Festival artist-in-residence Brian Blade. Plus, some upcoming events.
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Popular ‘House Nights’ series at The Congregation cut short
The Thursday summer event series with food, music and vendors is discontinued for now due to issues with illegally parked cars and other safety concerns.
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What should a gay district look like in Detroit? Survey seeks input
Detroit’s LGBT Chamber of Commerce is seeking input on where a potential gay business district should be located and what should be included.
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Detroit native returns home to open Eastern Market wellness center
Kimochi Detroit specializes in shiatsu massage, a traditional, holistic Japanese form of bodywork.
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Q&A: Sustainable sushi with Sozai owner Hajime Sato
A Q&A with the owner of Sozai, Hajime Sato, on how he does sushi sustainably at his Clawson restaurant.
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Salvadoran grocery store in SW Detroit keeps culture, connection alive
La Cuscatleca is more than just a store; It’s a gathering place where Central American immigrants can find a little piece of home.
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Detroit parks inspire Marcus Elliot’s award-winning musical project
Elliot teaches jazz saxophone at Wayne State University and directs the Creative Arts Orchestra at the University of Michigan.
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Your guide to Afro Nation Detroit festival food
Here are some food options for during and after the festival.
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Black women in Detroit who rock
Micah Walker catches up with Detroit Poet Laureate jessica Care moore about her rock duo’s debut album and the 20th anniversary of Black Women Rock.