The Friday and Saturday shows are part of the inaugural Community of Hope weekend, hosted by Detroit, Neighborhood Service Organization and The Right Productions, Inc.
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Midtown mansion welcomes basement cafe and bar
The French-inspired cafe and cocktail bar will be open until 11 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday.
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East side artist brings Detroit culture to Neiman Marcus
BridgeDetroit Engagement Director Orlando Bailey caught up with Tony Whlgn to discuss his ‘Lead With Love’ mural for Neiman Marcus and his inspiration for the project.
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Detroit’s Saffron De Twah wins Food Network’s Chopped
Omar Anani, a two-time nominee for the acclaimed James Beard Awards, was crowned ‘King of the North’ after winning an episode of Chopped. Next up, the All American Showdown.
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Detroit Concert of Colors festival celebrates diversity through arts
The event will offer dance, music, film screenings and discussions on climate change, Detroit hip-hop and the role of gender and race in rock music.
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J Dilla workshop at WSU inspires modern music production
The workshop, held in honor of rapper and producer J Dilla, is led by Wayne State music professors and introduces teachers across metro Detroit to modern music production and ways to implement music in the classroom.
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Wright Museum celebrates 40 years of the African World Festival
The festival runs through Sunday and features performers, vendors and an anniversary exhibit.
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Concerts, plays and more on tap in Detroit for Fourth of July weekend
A few happenings in the city over the long holiday break.
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Midtown’s BasBlue Cafe gets Louisiana makeover
Chef Ederique Goudia brings her Creole and Cajun inspired foods to the BasBlue Cafe this summer.
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Markuis Cartwright works to inspire next generation of Detroit leaders
The 23-year-old Detroit native and MSU graduate shares poetry on gun violence, family and experiences he hopes will inspire others to ‘read and relate.’