Detroit chefs Omar Anani and Carlos Parisi are teaming up to make tacos Árabes for 313 Day.
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InsideOut to celebrate the written word at Detroit poetry showcase
Wayne State University will host InsideOut Literary Arts workshops for teens and a showcase featuring Michigan Poet Laureate Nandi Comer and poet Ross Gay.
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Chef Max Hardy inspired, expanded Detroit’s culinary scene
The restaurateur, known for his numerous locations, high-profile customers and community service, died Monday at the age of 40.
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Black men bond where they feel at home — in the barbershop
The Black barbershop is a sanctuary for grooming and public rest and a pulpit to express joy, debate values and politics in a community that is affirming and safe.
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Air quality film kicks off series aiming to change Detroit narratives
The film, “Sure as the Wind, is the first in a new series of Michigan-based films that aims to share stories of founders, start-ups, investors, artists and more in an effort to change the narratives around Detroit.
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The generational impact of a Detroit dance studio
Detroit-Windsor Dance Academy is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a Black History Month concert Thursday at the Detroit School of Arts.
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Gospel’s orgins and evolution, Gospel artist Darius Twyman, Detroit’s gospel history | American Black Journal
American Black Journal explores the origins and evolution of gospel music and Detroit’s influence on the genre nationwide.
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‘Celebrating Black Arts’ with downtown exhibit
Bedrock and The Carr Center host “Celebrating Black Arts,” a showcase of 23 student artists as well as work from emerging and established Detroit artists.
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Mike Epps’ One Mike Detroit brings Black comedy downtown
The new downtown entertainment venue features a showroom for comedy acts and concerts and the restaurant and bar Day Day’s.
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Detroit filmmakers tackle Black family’s medical mistrust across generations
The narrative film explores the roots of vaccine skepticism, weaving a tale of trust and trauma through a family history.