Motown Museum Offers Songwriting and Music Production Workshop for Teens
The museum aims to help young artists amplify their voices through virtual clinics, mini lessons, and a private songwriting session
Gov. Whitmer Expands Face Mask Requirements for Michiganders
There are limited exceptions, but businesses will be required to deny entry or service to those who refuse to wear a face covering
Michigan Healthcare Professionals Required to Undergo Implicit Bias Training
The new directive comes following recommendations from the Michigan Coronavirus Task Force on Racial Disparities
Bea’s Small Business Art Garden Makes a Buzz on the Dequindre Cut
The outdoor space features posters from local businesses such as City Bark, Populace Coffee, and David Vintage
Michiganders March: Changes in Traverse City and Protesting at PGA Tournament
As residents across the state continue to protest against police brutality and racial injustice, "The New York Times" reports that Black Lives Matter may be the largest movement in U.S. history
Sessions on Natural Hair, Cannabis, and Creativity Planned for Self-Care Expo
The Takeoff is a day dedicated to Black female entrepreneurs
Gov. Whitmer Urges Michiganders to Continue to Get Tested for COVID-19 and Mask Up
Michigan is faring better than other states, but our COVID-19 numbers are still rising
Michiganders March: Protests Continue in Detroit, Shelby Twp., Ludington, and More
Ypslianti Mayor Beth Bashert resigns, Bay City raises funds to launch a Black Lives Matter chapter in the city, and a video showing a Detroit police officer driving through a crowd of protesters goes viral
Gov. Whitmer Proposes Police Reform Policies for Michigan
Whitmer’s administration is supporting legislation that bans chokeholds, classifies false, racially motivated 911 calls as hate crimes, and requires law enforcement agencies to adopt duty to intervene policies
Rally for Black Femme Liberation to be Held in Detroit
Black women and Black non-binary persons will be speaking at the event
COMMUNITY
Wayne State’s Black Student Union President on Making This Moment Matter
Jeremiah Wheeler encourages non-Black people advocating for the Black community to "commit. commit to the struggle."
Gov. Whitmer Expands Face Mask Requirements for Michiganders
There are limited exceptions, but businesses will be required to deny entry or service to those who refuse to wear a face covering
Bea’s Small Business Art Garden Makes a Buzz on the Dequindre Cut
The outdoor space features posters from local businesses such as City Bark, Populace Coffee, and David Vintage
DIGITAL EDITION
NEWSLETTERS
DETROIT'S BESTS
FOOD
Metro Detroit Food Entrepreneurs Turn to Video During the Pandemic
What’s a food entrepreneur to do when the kitchen’s closed for business? Prop a camera on the counter and hit record.
6 Beach Reads and Adult Beverage Pairings
Ease into summer with these page turners
9 Kitchen Essentials for Cooking at Home
You’re spending plenty of time there, so why not perk up your personal cooking space with these quirky, stylish kitchen accoutrements?
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Motown Museum Offers Songwriting and Music Production Workshop for Teens
The museum aims to help young artists amplify their voices through virtual clinics, mini lessons, and a private songwriting session
Glass Academy Adapts With COVID-Inspired Pieces and Virtual Events
The Dearborn studio is turning crisis into creativity with its new glassworks
Bea’s Small Business Art Garden Makes a Buzz on the Dequindre Cut
The outdoor space features posters from local businesses such as City Bark, Populace Coffee, and David Vintage
LIFE & STYLE
When the Pandemic Scuttled Their Weddings, These Couples Went Small
Couples whose big days happened to coincide with a global pandemic are finding ways to make a smaller celebration special with no regrets
Sessions on Natural Hair, Cannabis, and Creativity Planned for Self-Care Expo
The Takeoff is a day dedicated to Black female entrepreneurs
How to Throw an Intimate Summer Get-Together During the Pandemic
After months of solitude, it’s time to ease back into getting together. Here’s how to do it safely and in style.
HEALTH
Gov. Whitmer Expands Face Mask Requirements for Michiganders
There are limited exceptions, but businesses will be required to deny entry or service to those who refuse to wear a face covering
Michigan Healthcare Professionals Required to Undergo Implicit Bias Training
The new directive comes following recommendations from the Michigan Coronavirus Task Force on Racial Disparities
6 Alternative Medicine Spaces to Visit in Metro Detroit
From flotation therapy to no-working zones, locals incorporate alternative medicine into their overall wellness plans
TRAVEL
Can Summer Be Salvaged?
Shutdown-battered businesses Up North are scrambling to salvage the season, hoping vacationers wary of COVID-19-era travel will spend their time —and dollars — in state
Join Bonobo Winery — and Celebrity Guests — for Virtual Happy Hour
The Traverse City winery’s weekly program has featured guests from "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," "Entourage," and ”Property Brothers"
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August Offers a Bounty of Fresh Flavors
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Rely on Experts for Their Knowledge and Insight
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