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Known for using unorthodox venues such as alleys, gardens, and the streets instead of traditional stages, this year's Sidewalk Festival features storytelling, dance performances, art installations, and more.
Jazzin' at the Vanity, which will be anchored in front of the historic Vanity Ballroom, will feature world-class jazz and blues performances across two stages, including Ralphe Armstrong, Thornetta Davis, Brandon Williams Jazz Explorations; and more.
Now in its 11th year, Kresge Arts in Detroit has awarded local artists more than $5.5 million in no strings attached awards, including 198 Kresge Artist Fellowships of $25,000 each, 12 Gilda Awards of $5,000 each, and 11 Kresge Eminent Artist Awards of $50,000 each.
NW Goldberg Cares will build an art park by the fall as part of its efforts to revitalize the neighborhood located near Henry Ford Hospital and the Motown Museum.
Establishment of development protocols, the Metro Accelerator Food Business Incubator, and New "Eastern Market Partnership" name aim to solidify Eastern Market’s commitment to expanding the market and enhancing its authenticity, the organization says.