UpDog Yoga Sterling Heights

13911 19 Mile Road Sterling Heights, MI 48313

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20 things to do in metro Detroit that will put you in the holiday spirit

We may have had to bring out the heavier coats and wool hats, but that doesn’t mean Detroiters have turned completely cold…

By Metro Times Staff

Dec 2, 2022

Take a carriage ride through downtown Detroit
Hallmark movies always make carriage rides through the city look like the ideal setting for a wintry romantic night. Fortunately for us, we can try it out ourselves right in the heart of downtown.

For more information, including pricing, see downtowndetroitparks.com.

Find the perfect Christmas tree at one of these Michigan tree farms

While nutcrackers and gingerbread houses are cute, it's safe to say the most important holiday decor must-have is the Christmas tree. Fortunately…

By Metro Times Staff

Dec 1, 2022

Blake Farms
17985 Armada Center Rd., Armada; blakefarms.com

Michigan Christmas light displays to check out this holiday season [PHOTOS]

One of the best parts of the holiday seasons is getting to load your loved ones into the car and driving to…

By Metro Times Staff

Nov 30, 2022

Campus Martius
800 Woodward Ave., Detroit
Take a trip down to the ice rink at Campus Martius Park for nightly entertainment and a view of the 60-foot Christmas tree.

Powerful Lake Erie wave photos show the wilder side of our Great Lake

Metro Detroiters might think the waves on Lake Erie small and relatively unnoteworthy. On windy days, choppy waters draw the occasional surfer…

By Vince Grzegorek

Nov 30, 2022

“It was during an intense wind storm in the fall of 2014 that I first witnessed the powerful waves Lake Erie can generate. Lake Erie is the shallowest and the warmest of the five Great Lakes. And the waves I capture on this lake are generally two-fold. There are the main lake waves, which are generated from strong winds that whip up the water, and there are secondary waves that are created when these waves crash into barriers near the shoreline.”