Dancing in the new year
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago will have two performances presented by Dance @ Detroit Opera on Jan. 24 and 25.
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Double bill: Detroit Opera to present William Grant Still’s ‘Highway 1, USA’ and Kurt Weill’s ‘Down in the Valley’
The double bill features an all Black cast and several returning artists. Director Kaneza Schaal — winner of a 2025 Doris Duke Artist Award — returns to direct both operas.
Holiday happenings: What’s up at Eastern Market and a rundown of DSO performances
An update on some things to do if you're looking for ways to get in the holiday spirit.
A deeper commitment to Detroit Arts and community development comes from Hudson-Webber Foundation
A multi-million dollar Investment provides critical funding and bolsters one of Southeast Michigan’s largest arts and cultural initiatives while supporting nonprofit collaboration throughout metro Detroit.
How generations of Detroit visual artists are feeling about the rise of AI
As AI use continues to grow, Detroit’s creative community is navigating what it means for the future of art, and the conversation has many layers.
How art advocate Ny’Ree Hardyway is building a culture that values artists and their work
Detroit art advocate Ny’Ree Hardyway uplifts local artists through her book, 'The Art Advocate,' and a mission to make art more valued and visible.
TéMaTé Institute’s convening celebrates African diasporic traditions through dance and storytelling
TéMaTé Institute’s 2025 convening, Ritual: Rhythms of Life and Legacy, celebrates movement, memory, and cultural connection in Detroit.
PHOTOS: BLKOUT Walls Mural Festival leaves its mark on Detroit
Photographer David Lewinski documents the color, culture, and community of BLKOUT Walls Mural Festival 2025.
Rogério M. Pinto’s ‘Colorism’ brings live storytelling to The Wright, Sept. 19
Artists and educators share personal stories of skin tone, identity, and justice when “Colorism” comes to The Wright Museum.
Enjoy drone art and classical music by candlelight this weekend at Wayne State
Summer’s not over yet. There’s still time to enjoy an open-air, candlelight classical music concert at Wayne State University’s soccer field on Sept. 12-13.
Double bill: Detroit Opera to present William Grant Still’s ‘Highway 1, USA’ and Kurt Weill’s ‘Down in the Valley’
The double bill features an all Black cast and several returning artists. Director Kaneza Schaal — winner of a 2025 Doris Duke Artist Award — returns to direct both operas.
Holiday happenings: What’s up at Eastern Market and a rundown of DSO performances
An update on some things to do if you're looking for ways to get in the holiday spirit.
A deeper commitment to Detroit Arts and community development comes from Hudson-Webber Foundation
A multi-million dollar Investment provides critical funding and bolsters one of Southeast Michigan’s largest arts and cultural initiatives while supporting nonprofit collaboration throughout metro Detroit.
How generations of Detroit visual artists are feeling about the rise of AI
As AI use continues to grow, Detroit’s creative community is navigating what it means for the future of art, and the conversation has many layers.
How art advocate Ny’Ree Hardyway is building a culture that values artists and their work
Detroit art advocate Ny’Ree Hardyway uplifts local artists through her book, 'The Art Advocate,' and a mission to make art more valued and visible.
TéMaTé Institute’s convening celebrates African diasporic traditions through dance and storytelling
TéMaTé Institute’s 2025 convening, Ritual: Rhythms of Life and Legacy, celebrates movement, memory, and cultural connection in Detroit.
PHOTOS: BLKOUT Walls Mural Festival leaves its mark on Detroit
Photographer David Lewinski documents the color, culture, and community of BLKOUT Walls Mural Festival 2025.
Rogério M. Pinto’s ‘Colorism’ brings live storytelling to The Wright, Sept. 19
Artists and educators share personal stories of skin tone, identity, and justice when “Colorism” comes to The Wright Museum.
Enjoy drone art and classical music by candlelight this weekend at Wayne State
Summer’s not over yet. There’s still time to enjoy an open-air, candlelight classical music concert at Wayne State University’s soccer field on Sept. 12-13.
