Artists are using trash from Detroit’s waterways to educate and inspire people around climate change and pollution.
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A glamorous Detroit party to support Black law students
BridgeDetroit contributor Quinn Banks has scenes from the Wolverine Bar Foundation’s 62nd Barristers’ Ball.
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Coming for the NFL Draft? Don’t skip Detroit cultural gems
Arts and culture events happening around the city during NFL Draft weekend include walking tours and museum exhibits.
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Birdie’s Bookmobile spreads joy of reading to Detroit children
The traveling book fair has given away thousands of books to schools, after-school programs and nonprofits across the city.
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Henderson: Detroit Public Television’s move, new name reflect commitment to Detroiters
Detroit PBS has bought a building on Piquette Street in Milwaukee Junction that it plans to build out into new office and public space.
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New president named for Belle Isle Conservancy
Dr. Meagan Elliott, deputy CFO of the city of Detroit, will assume the role on July 1.
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This Tax Day, more Detroiters will be filing single than any other big city
Three out of every four Detroiters say they are unmarried and more than half have never been married, according to Census data.
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Detroit’s Def Sound Studio on path to becoming state’s first hip-hop landmark
If approved, Def Sound joins other studios and music venues in Detroit locally designated as historic, including the Motown Museum, United Sound System Recording Studios, Blue Bird Inn and Underground Resistance Museum.
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Maty’s African Cuisine doubling size with new building
After several years the restaurant owner has secured the adjoining building to the existing location on W. Grand River.
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Pong Detroit creating an inclusive, active social club
Discovering the ping pong warehouse in Detroit’s Eastern Market district.