Rosie told BridgeDetroit that her first video came to life in preschool when she had a Black History Project on Rosa Parks.
Culture Canvas
Detroit illustrator goes viral for drawing of ‘Sinners’ star Wunmi Mosaku
Detroit artist DeAnn Wiley was inspired to create the illustration after a drawing days prior of Mosaku in the New Yorker, with muted features and dressed in a blue suit jacket and dress pants, garnered online backlash.
Belle Isle Conservancy celebrates 313 Day with all-day activities, reopening of casino
In honor of 313 Day, the conservancy is hosting “Your 313 Day Getaway” as a way to uplift Belle Isle and show the different offerings the 982-acre island park has to offer.
‘Mountaintop’ actors talk about play that reimagines MLK’s last night on earth
Katori Hall’s The Mountaintop gives audiences insight into King’s last night on earth inside his motel room after giving his “Mountaintop” speech.
Detroit Opera resident artists talk challenging roles in ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’
The show premieres at the Detroit Opera House on Sunday, with additional shows on March 5 and March 7.
Detroit photographer building archive of ‘the Black experience’
Elonte Davis’ newest exhibit, “Homeroom: Detroit Taught Me First,” is on display through Feb. 24 at the LookOut Gallery at Michigan State University.
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago making stop at Detroit Opera House
Hubbard is the only concert dance company in the world authorized to add work from the late choreographer and filmmaker Bob Fosse to its repertory.
Culture Canvas: New year, new changes
Culture Canvas will look a little different in 2026, as it will move over to BridgeDetroit’s main newsletter once or twice a month.
Culture Canvas: Looking ahead to 2026
Since the new year starts next week, I’ve been thinking about all the fun and interesting arts and culture things that are happening in Detroit for 2026.
Filmmaker? Detroit wants you
Micah has the details on a new Detroit initiative to support local filmmakers. Plus, the latest arts and culture news and events.
