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News & Views

What’s going on in metro Detroit this week (June 11-17)

Select events happening in the Detroit area. Be sure to check venue websites before all events for the latest information. See our…

By Metro Times editorial staff

The Verve Pipe Saturday’s concert by Michigan rock band the Verve Pipe is a special one for local fans. Not only are we rounding this up to a hometown show of sorts (the band was founded in East Lansing), but the show serves as a release party for the vinyl version of the Verve Pipe’s 1992 debut I’ve Suffered a Head Injury, which includes an early version its biggest hit, the ’90s alt-rock anthem “The Freshman.” In an Instagram video, frontman Brian Vander Ark said this will be the only chance to grab this disc for a while. Doors at 7 p.m. on Saturday, June 14 at Royal Oak Music Theatre; 318 W. 4th St., Royal Oak; royaloakmusictheatre.com. Tickets are $43-$79.
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Arts & Culture

Detroit to launch 9 new ‘Arts Alleys’ across neighborhoods

Detroit is opening nine new “Arts Alleys” over the next month in neighborhoods across the city as part of an initiative to…

By Steve Neavling

The entrance to the North End Arts Alley in Detroit.
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News & Views

A 2025 Detroit summer bucket list

Detroit summers are truly something special. Maybe it’s just because it’s so cold and gray here for much of the year, but…

By Lee DeVito

Kayak down Detroit’s canals For a more intimate view of the Detroit River, try kayaking or paddle-boarding. Here’s a fun way to do so: Neighboring businesses Detroit River Sports and Coriander Kitchen & Farm offer “Paddle-to-Table” tours of the Jefferson-Chalmers canals — a charming residential neighborhood dubbed the “Venice of Detroit” by some. The tours go for about an hour and a half and end with a delicious dinner at an acclaimed riverside restaurant.Detroit River Sports and Coriander Kitchen & Farm; 14601 Riverside Blvd., Detroit; detroitriversports.com. Tickets are $180 per person and includes a tour, a four-course meal, beer and wine, and tip.
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News & Views

Photos: Motor City Pride 2025

Motor City Pride returned to Hart Plaza on Saturday and Sunday.

By Li Miller

Saturday.
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Detroit’s long-standing Dakota Inn Rathskeller is under new ownership

By Lee DeVito

The Dakota Inn Rathskeller.

The search for a lost Detroit soul singer whose music still lives on overseas

By Steve Neavling

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Detroit’s Cass Café reopens for art exhibit honoring Detroit artists Jim and Lucille Nawara

By Steve Neavling

The Cass Café was a gathering place for artists, musicians, academics, and neighbors.

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