Now with many youth also needing to step in to provide income for their families as parents have been laid off or are facing reduced hours due to the crisis, the programs become more important than ever. They’re also opportunities for youth who need to pivot career paths from pandemic-impacted industries like hospitality and tourism to more stable job opportunities in the immediate future.
The team-up has helped stabilize an otherwise unstable moment in time for children, who have been impacted hard by the pandemic.
There’s nothing like a visit to a tried-and-true favorite cider mill to make the most out of fall in Michigan.
The organization, which services 15,000 youth annually between the ages of 6 and 18 at their clubs and school-based sites, will be expanding their services to house e-learning students with full-day onsite and virtual learning options.
After 19 years in the bar industry, with the last eight spent working in Detroit, Will Lee has learned a thing or two about where to go to experience the best that the city has to offer.
As the City of Detroit's director of digital and social media, Amber Lewis knows a thing or two about what to do in the Motor City. Here's where she likes to dine, drink, and dance.
Amy Haimerl, author of "Detroit Hustle" and founder of Shady Ladies Literary Society, shares her top spots for shopping, eating, and drinking in Detroit.
When people are going home, the party is just getting started for Steven Reaume. Check out where he likes to eat, drink, and dance in Detroit.
Detroit still has a long way to go in building a robust nightlife economy, like the scenes in Berlin and New Orleans. But there's still plenty to eat, see, and do, so we asked Detroiters how they spend 24 hours in the city in this new series. First up: Willis Show Bar co-owner Sean Patrick.
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