Culture

$3 of each subscription to the Fire Exchange app will be donated to the Detroit Public Schools Community District

All proceeds from the concert will be dedicated to humanitarian relief for displaced Ukrainians

‘We are really looking forward to serving the Ohio marketplace like never before,’ says co-founder Michael Allmond

Automotive drawings from Julie Hyde-Edwards were donated for the collection

With the help of volunteers, Friends of Rouge Park is working to rebuild an underutilized trail with Indigenous roots in the city’s largest park

The popular TED event will return to Detroit in October

OK, Motown Museum, we see you ✨

Black to the Land Coalition aims to get more POC outside, exploring nature and building a harmonious relationship with the land

The Ruth Ellis Clairmount Center will provide housing and skills training for at-risk LGBTQ youth

The documentary series ‘The Children of Action House’ focuses on the life and achievements of Sarah E. Ray

Busby recently retired after 64 years, was known for inclusive casting policy

Officials took to Belle Isle’s Facebook page to show everyone how to ride the giant slide without getting their asses handed to them

The recently reopened slide looks even more dangerous than we remember in viral video

The luxury brand gets its soft opening Friday following Twitter debacle

The slide will open on weekends until Labor Day, following two-year closure

Interactive art by 13 artists will be spread across Detroit, Ann Arbor, and Battle Creek in second annual event

Broadway musical about the Temptations gets proper Detroit homecoming with appearances by Otis Williams and Shelly Berger

The museum will have a soft reopening and resume abbreviated walking tours starting Aug. 14

‘The Butcher of Black Bottom’ is Rodney Barnes’ latest slasher project

After issuing a series of strange tweets, a Twitter account that claimed to be associated with the new Detroit Gucci store has since been deleted