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Roberto Kalb says there are no dumb questions when it comes to trying to understand what a music director does for Detroit Opera, but...

Community and creativity are at the forefront of Detroit’s social scene this September when Design Core Detroit hosts the city’s 13th annual Month of...

Brisk weather is rolling in and the days are getting shorter. That only means one thing: Fall is on its way! From pumpkin and...

Sometimes I go to the library for fun. It’s a habit I’ve had my whole life, from taking part in story times as a child...

Looking for a new place to peep the changing leaves this fall? Check out these five fall foliage tours with driving through this time...

Metro Detroit is always so full of events and other fun things to do that it can be tough keeping track of it all....

Back in late-August, the globally-recognized Afrobeats festival, Afro Nation, came to Detroit for the first time ever with international music stars like Burna Boy,...

Fall is coming, and now is the perfect time to get in some fun before the snow flies. Get details on the hottest concerts,...

These days, you can get just about any movie you want to watch streamed directly into your living room, but there’s still something magical...

This Saturday is the third annual Clawson Fest. The six-hour festival sponsored by Weiss Distilling Co. boasts four live bands and over 90 vendors...

The Hazel Park Art Fair returns to Green Acres Park on August 26-27, 2023, with approximately 100 new and returning artists showcasing their creations...

The zigzaggy career of Ann Arbor-based author Jim Ottaviani — who’s now published more than a dozen science-centric graphic novels — began, in part,...

Despite the emergence of e-books, good old-fashioned physical copies are still a go-to for book worms. And while big box stores and Amazon dominate the market, there are a surprising number of great independent bookstores scattered around metro Detroit.

Aug. 28, 1963, was an especially significant and influential day for one graduate of Birmingham (now Seaholm) High School.For 60 years ago, as a...

It may be the unofficial end of summer, but there's still plenty of action in metro Detroit