Culture Canvas will look a little different in 2026, as it will move over to BridgeDetroit’s main newsletter once or twice a month.
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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.
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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.
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Holiday fun: Shows, parties and celebrations to check out around Detroit this season
If you want to get into the holiday spirit this month, Detroit has plenty of options.
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Culture Canvas: A holiday show with a twist
If you don’t celebrate Christmas, there’s the upcoming Menorah in the D and the Motor City Kwanzaa celebration to look forward to.
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Culture Canvas: Let’s get crafty
The 20th Detroit Urban Craft Fair is happening this weekend at the Masonic Temple. Micah has more on what to expect, plus the latest arts and culture news and events.
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‘We all need community:’ Q&A with Detroit Repertory Theatre director Antoine McKay
Actor and Inkster native Antoine McKay is making his directorial debut with the play “Primary Trust,” which focuses on Black mental health.
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Art collective to screen Detroit ‘Sofa Stories’ at Michigan Central
In time for National Youth Homelessness Awareness Month, Every Soul Arts will host a film screening event Friday at Newlab at Michigan Central. Micah has more on the organization and its plans for the future in Culture Canvas.
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Culture Canvas: A ‘Firebird’ reimagined
The Dance Theatre of Harlem is back in Detroit for a weekend performance. Micah has more on the show, plus the latest arts and culture news and events.
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Detroit’s Black Bottom storytellers
Micah talks with the Black Bottom Archives about a new exhibit, “From the Bottom, Up,” at the Detroit Historical Museum. Plus, the latest arts and culture news and events.