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Culture Calendar: New Rashaun Rucker Work, a Cousin Mouth Album, & More

Ryan Patrick Hooper - February 24, 2021

Warm up This Winter With Cocoa Bombs & Spiked Beverages

‘Move The World’ Art Exhibit Celebrates The Lives of Black Women

2021 Restaurateur of The Year: Chef Maxcel Hardy is a Hometown Hero

How the Interior of Autonomous Vehicles Are Designed

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‘Untold Detroit: Beer’ Dives into The History of The City’s Brewing Scene

Emma Klug - February 23, 2021

The series is the Detroit Historical Society’s first podcast

‘Dope, Hookers and Pavement’ Examines Detroit’s Hardcore Punk Scene

Christopher Porter - February 22, 2021

The documentary focuses on 10 months spanning 1981-1982 when musical currency was exchanged in dive bars

A New 624-Page Book Pays Homage to Cranbrook Academy of Art

Ryan Patrick Hooper - February 22, 2021

Nearly 200 artists are featured in "With Eyes Opened"

A Metro Detroiter Is Playing a Key Role in a Historic Lunar Mission

Ashley Winn - February 22, 2021

Aerospace engineering student Dalton Korczyk talks about his latest project

In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (Feb. 15-19)

Rachael Thomas - February 19, 2021

The QLine may restart services by late summer, Gucci and Detroit vs Everybody are reportedly working together, Movement Music Festival is canceled, and Detroit Youth Choir gets an unscripted series on Disney+

7 Things to Do This Weekend (Feb. 19-21)

Ashley Winn - February 19, 2021

Enjoy a virtual performance from Blues singer Thornetta Davis, check out a silent film about space exploration, and learn more about the art of sculptor Jaume Plensa during U-M’s Penny Stamps Speaker Series

5 Go-To Spots for Cherry Pie in Metro Detroit

Taylor Brown - February 19, 2021

Don’t miss out on these cherry treats

Mommy Blogger, Jillian Burden, Shares Local Shops

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Warm up This Winter With Cocoa Bombs & Spiked Beverages

Tammy Coxen and Photographs by Joe Vaughn - February 24, 2021

2021 Restaurateur of The Year: Chef Maxcel Hardy is a Hometown Hero

Lyndsay Green and Photographs by Joe Vaughn - February 23, 2021

5 Go-To Spots for Cherry Pie in Metro Detroit

Taylor Brown - February 19, 2021

Don’t miss out on these cherry treats

Slurping Turtle’s Duck-Fried Chicken Recipe

Lyndsay Green and Photographs by Kailey Howell - February 17, 2021

Try this Ann Arbor restaurant's dish at home

Metro Detroit’s Largest Restaurant Group Sounds Off on Dining Regulations

Lyndsay Green and Photographs by Hayden Stinebaugh - February 16, 2021

The pandemic and state restrictions placed even food industry giants like the group behind Andiamo and Joe Muer at mortal risk

How the Interior of Autonomous Vehicles Are Designed

Gary Witzenburg - February 23, 2021

A Metro Detroiter Is Playing a Key Role in a Historic Lunar Mission

Ashley Winn - February 22, 2021

In Case You Missed It: Top Stories from the Week (Feb. 15-19)

Rachael Thomas - February 19, 2021

Correspondent Heidi Przybyla Brings Her Midwest Perspective To NBC News

Steve Friess and Illustration By Rachel Idzerda - February 18, 2021

The Dearborn Heights native talks about her blue-collar upbringing and how covering presidential races has changed

The Way It Was – Nacirema Club, 1924

George Bulanda - February 15, 2021

The state's first African American social club still stands today

Fashion Publicist Bryant K. Von Woodson II Talks Style

Rachael Thomas and Photographs by Joe Alisa - February 19, 2021

A Skeptical Reporter Explores the Healing Potential of Hypnotherapy

Ashley Winn and Illustration By James Heimer - February 18, 2021

8 Desk Essentials to Complete your Work-From-Home Space

Jordan Jewell - February 16, 2021

Increase productivity with these tools and accessories

Designer Laurie Underwood Debuts Collection of Bridal Separates

Rachael Thomas - February 12, 2021

These elegant pieces let brides switch up their big day looks

A Handbag Designer Fashions a Creative Space That Fuels Her Love of Design

Megan Swoyer and Photographs by Martin Vecchio - February 10, 2021

In this month’s I Need My Space feature, we explore the home studio of Caroline Groeneveld, founder of North of Grey

Culture Calendar: New Rashaun Rucker Work, a Cousin Mouth Album, & More

Ryan Patrick Hooper - February 24, 2021

‘Move The World’ Art Exhibit Celebrates The Lives of Black Women

Emma Klug - February 24, 2021

‘Untold Detroit: Beer’ Dives into The History of The City’s Brewing Scene

Emma Klug - February 23, 2021

The series is the Detroit Historical Society’s first podcast

‘Dope, Hookers and Pavement’ Examines Detroit’s Hardcore Punk Scene

Christopher Porter - February 22, 2021

The documentary focuses on 10 months spanning 1981-1982 when musical currency was exchanged in dive bars

A New 624-Page Book Pays Homage to Cranbrook Academy of Art

Ryan Patrick Hooper - February 22, 2021

Nearly 200 artists are featured in "With Eyes Opened"

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