February 2022
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Culture Calendar: ‘Dilla Time,’ Mexican Dance, Lucy Dacus
Ryan Patrick Hooper, host of ’CultureShift’ on 101.9 WDET, curates your guide to the month in arts and entertainment
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New Progressive Drug and Alcohol Recovery Center Opens in Michigan
Welcome to Liberty House Recovery Center, where their mission is to offer a fresh perspective on alcohol and substance use treatment.
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Hour Detroit: February 2022 Digital Edition
Bridal fashion, couture silhouettes and unexpected details in a timeless Detroit Setting. Plus the Winter Olympics and catching up with gold medal speed skater Sheila Young-Ochowicz.
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Couture Silhouettes & Unexpected Details Create an Alluring Bridal Look
Embrace la femme surréaliste fashion with pieces from metro Detroit shops
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Metro Detroit Native Sheila Young- Ochowicz on the Olympics & Winning Gold
The retired speedskater also recalls Farwell Field, marvels at modern technology, and explains why she wouldn’t want to compete in China this year
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Taste the Diaspora Detroit’s Ederique Goudia on Her Favorite Metro Detroit Eateries
Plus, she shares where she dines at in metro Detroit
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Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson Gears up for a Reelection Fight
She says the 2022 election may determine the fate of democracy itself
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Where to Find Vegan Treats for Valentine’s Day
Show your significant other how much you care
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8 Luxury Fragrances Perfect for Valentine’s Day Gifting
From jasmine and amber to rose centifolia and sandalwood
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Historian Jamon Jordan Is on a Mission To Tell the Stories of All Detroiters
The educator was named the city’s first official historian in October
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‘Project Runway’ Alum Sabrina Spanta Is Leaving Her Mark in Detroit
In this month’s MI Style, the Afghan American designer talks her own bold look
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How to Make Two Birds’ Blossom Cocktail
One of eight cocktails on the Detroit bar’s seasonal menu
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Arctic Edge Ice Arena of Canton Trains Some of Figure Skating’s Biggest Names
Plus, how to join a skating team at the facility
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Designer Chris Schanck Creates Art Out of Things Others Leave Behind
The local creative is now showing his work in a solo show at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York City
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A Look Inside a Highland Township Couple’s Dream Kitchen
Lisa and Matt Whelan focus on improving their clients’ lives through quality home designs
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If School Shootings Are So Routine, Why Did Oxford Linger in the National News?
An ‘Hour Detroit’ contributor shares her view from the front lines
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Book Review: ‘Thinking: A Memoir’ By Richard E. Nisbett
A memoir by one of U-M’s most celebrated observers of human nature reveals too little about what makes him tick
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Olin Bar & Kitchen Offers a Well-balanced, Mediterranean-influenced Menu
The downtown Detroit restaurant has the vibes of a buzzy and energetic neighborhood restaurant in Spain
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Michigan State Researchers Create Magnesium-18
Plus, other science news from across Michigan
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D’Amato’s Mascarpone Orzo Mac and Cheese Recipe
Try this flavorful dish at home
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If Cannabis is Legal, Why Is the Illicit Market Still Thriving?
Michigan legalized possession of marijuana and recreational marijuana use for adults in 2018, but black market pot continues to exist
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Freya’s Beverage Pairings Are About ‘Making a Partnership With the Food’
Certified sommelier Catherine Kurth is the beverage director at the new Milwaukee Junction restaurant
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7 Additions to the Metro Detroit Shopping Scene
Hermès’ first store in Michigan, a renovated Louis Vuitton at Somerset Collection, and expansions of local brands highlight the area’s growth in luxury retail
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The Way It Was — Trumbull General Hospital, 1967
The medical center opened in the 1940s and was one of several area hospitals that cared for Black patients then
