Detroit Loves Tacos bringing taste of Guanajuato region of Mexico to Corktown
Southwest Detroiters Jason and Julie Stevens are founders of Detroit Loves Tacos.
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10 things to do in person or online this fall in Detroit
From inspirational talks to outdoor karaoke, there's still plenty to do, online and safely in person, in Detroit this fall.
‘A touchstone for neighborhoods:’ How community-based initiatives are reimagining public spaces
From transforming a corner store into a gathering space to a farmers market that showcases local businesses, here's how some neighborhoods are enhancing experiences for community residents.
As Detroit students resume classes, organizations work to address inequities in education
After the pandemic shut down schools, here's how Detroit organizations are stepping up to address inequities for local students.
Flower farm Detroit Abloom fosters connection between nature and community
In 2015, Detroit Abloom started as a way to show how cut flower farming can transform vacant land. Today its founders are looking to expand on its mission of cultivating a healthy relationship between the community and the planet by growing into a "holistic wellness center without walls."
Detroit and Ferndale face needs of homeless as they look to improve Eight Mile and Woodward
As local governments of Ferndale and Detroit team up to improve the Eight Mile and Woodward area, homeless people who stay there weigh in on what that future looks like.
‘Living X’ highlights Art X Detroit’s local artists telling the neighborhoods’ story
Over the last year, Art X Detroit (AXD) has presented the work of 22 local artists throughout the neighborhoods of Detroit, and they plan to host a celebration of their art with the release of an eight-episode podcast “Living X” to be unveiled on Aug. 19 via Zoom.
Design in the City partners with Gucci to highlight Detroit designers on a global stage
Elevating specifically female and BIPOC artists, Design in the City — funded through the Gucci Changemakers grant — will allow emerging fashion and accessory designers to gain exposure and boost their career through public installations at Detroit businesses.
After years of delays, Slyde settles into West Village, offers taste of restaurant with pop-ups
Being 'the friendly neighborhood spot' is the goal for Slyde, and Saturday’s Slyde Thru is a preview of what’s to come in West Village.
Town hall engages Old Redford residents to have voice in public art, development conversation
Residents weighed in on projects that are underway, options for new projects, and events for community engagement.
