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Detroit’s Kresge Arts intermingles sound with visual and literary arts in first-ever online exhibition
The exhibition includes themes of solidarity and community, inspired by 1970s Detroit radio DJ The Electrifying Mojo
By Layla McMurtrie
Tags: Arts, Music, News, Kresge Arts, Detroit artists, Michigan artists, Detroit art, sound art, music, visual art, poetry, Detroit poets, Slideshow
MAP Fest returns for a second year with goals to grow and highlight ‘the beauty of the hood’
Organizers hope to expand the day of music, art, and poetry with more interactive activities
Tags: Arts, Music, Things to Do, MAP Fest, Detroit events, Detroit festivals, music, art, poetry, Detroit music, Highland Park, Avalon Village, Mama Shu, Rock Local Entertainment Cafe, Detroit artists, Detroit talent, Slideshow
Motor City Mobile Wellness is reframing healthcare through a holistic lens
The worker-owned co-op offers health screenings, therapy, and reiki healing with a sliding scale model
By Randiah Camille Green
Tags: Culture, Health and wellness, Mobile City Motor Wellness, Culture, Detroit communities, Detroit worker-owned co-op
Black-owned grocery store hopes to drain the ‘food swamp’ in Detroit’s Jefferson Chalmers
The long-awaited Neighborhood Grocery has finally opened with the help of a Motor City Match grant
Tags: Food News, Local Businesses, Neighborhood Grocery, Jefferson Chalmers Detroit, Black-owned businesses in Detroit, culture, food insecurity
Upcoming Pontiac Festival of the Arts to honor Mexican Independence Day
A live exhibition will feature street art by Detroit artist ‘The Hood Picasso’
Tags: Arts, Local Businesses, Music, Things to Do, Visual Art, Art, Culture, Creativity, Mexican Independence Day, Latin heritage, food, graffiti, Pontiac Festival of the Arts
Michigan Science Center takes us to Mars in new exhibit
While the boys go to Jupiter to get more stupider, we’re going to ‘Build a Human Habitat on Mars’
Tags: Culture, Things to Do, Arts & Culture, Michigan Science Center, Build a Human Habitat on Mars exhibit, Things to do in Detroit, Culture
Inaugural MAP Fest brings Detroit’s creative forces together for a day of art and entertainment
From vision to reality
Tags: Arts Stories & Interviews, Arts & Culture, Music, Art, Poetry, Festivals, Community
Ypsi’s The Deep End Cafe & Gallery is for the people
Detroit poet promotes healthy living and local art at new coffee shop
Tags: Arts Stories & Interviews, Arts & Culture, Coffee, Art, Coffee, Food, Poetry, Ypsilanti, The Deep End Cafe & Gallery
Don’t mind the construction, the Motown Museum is reopening for tours
The museum is still in the final phase of its planned $65 million expansion
Tags: Culture, Music, Motown Museum, Hitsville USA, culture
Demas: Michigan Democrats can’t buckle on repealing Right to Work
Wiping the law from the books would send a strong message to Michiganders who have put it all on the line in the last couple of years for better working conditions
By Susan J. Demas, Michigan Advance
Tags: Michigan News, Labor, Views & Opinions, Michigan, Right to Work, Democrats, Republicans, unions, labor
Union membership in Michigan grew in 2022, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics
273,000 workers across the U.S. joined unions in 2022 — though membership is still at an all-time low
By Lee DeVito
Tags: Michigan News, Labor, unions, labor, Michigan, Michigan AFL-CIO, Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor unions push for more NLRB funding
Michigan has a long history of union activism, but the movement has fallen on hard times in recent years
By Mark Richardson, Michigan News Connection
Tags: Michigan News, Labor, NLRB, National Labor Relations Board, unions, labor, Michigan
Forthcoming Black-owned grocery store distributes free boxes of food to Detroit families
Neighborhood Grocery has yet to open its doors, but that hasn’t stopped owner Raphael Wright from fighting food insecurity
Tags: Culture, Local businesses, Neighborhood Grocery, Raphael Wright, food insecurity, culture, local businesses
Welcome to The Convent, a wellness oasis and Airbnb in a former Detroit nunnery
Massage therapists, clairvoyants, and psilocybin healers have set up shop in the building helmed by the owners of The Schvitz
Tags: Culture, Local businesses, The Schvitz, The Convent, health and wellness, Culture, Magdalene Airbnb
Chipotle CEO ‘disappointed’ at Lansing store’s vote to unionize
If anyone should be disappointed, it’s the workers being treated like capitalist slaves
Tags: Michigan News, Labor, Chipotle, union efforts, labor, news & views, Michigan news, Brian Niccol
Meet Southfield blues legend Billy Davis, who taught Jimi Hendrix to play the guitar
The 84-year old Davis is one of few artists to be inducted into three halls of fame, and he’s playing at the Southfield library
Tags: Local Music, Music Feature, Billy Davis, the Billy Davis Rhythm Machine Band, Hank Ballard and the Midnighters, local music, Southfield Library, music features, Jimi Hendrix
A worker-owned thrift store is coming to Hamtramck
Detroit Public Thrift started as a pop-up and is finally getting a permanent storefront after three years of planning
Tags: Culture, Local businesses, Labor, Detroit Public Thrift, Hamtramck, Worker-owned business, Co-op business, Culture
Lizzo bounces back to give us the performance we need at Detroit’s Little Caesars Arena
Lizzo and openers Saucy Santana and Latto remind us it’s OK to be your wonderful, beautiful, boss bitch self
Tags: Local Music, Concert Reviews, Lizzo, Little Caesars Arena, The Special tour, Local music, concert review, music, Slideshow
Lizzo performs while sick at private Detroit Saint Andrew’s Hall gig before heading to Little Caesars Arena
The 34-year-old singer battled congestion during the set, but that didn’t stop her from twerking and playing the flute like a boss
Tags: Local Music, Concert Reviews, Lizzo, Saint Andrew's Hall, SiriusXM, SiriusXM Small Stage Series, local music, concert review
Cannabis companies teamed up to commission LGBTQ+ mural in Ferndale
The hypnotic work features a rainbow color palette and three-dimensional geometric shapes
By Steve Neavling
Tags: Marijuana News, Weed, Jars, mural, art, culture, marijuana, cannabis, Ferndale, Joey Salamon, JARS Cannabis, HYPE Cannabis
Racist billboards appeared across metro Detroit on Hitler’s birthday
Side Hustle Lounge opens in downtown Detroit just in time for the NFL Draft
Bombshell Treat Bar readies to open in Berkley