Crain’s house party draws 900
Crain’s Detroit Business’ second annual Ultimate House Party drew 900 people. After visiting individual houses across the city, revelers converged at the Ren Cen.
Crain’s Detroit Business‘
second annual Ultimate House Party drew 900 people. After visiting
individual houses across the city, revelers converged at the Ren Cen.
Excerpt:
Jerome Raska and Robbin Yelverton, co-owners of Detroit-based florist Blumz … by JR Designs,
opened their University District home to House Party guests both this
year and last. About 20 partiers mingled inside of the historic home,
which was built in 1926, and the backyard, which features a number of
lush plants and floral arrangements.
Raska said he and Yelverton
participated in the House Party because they wanted to showcase the
historic homes in their neighborhood and the home they’ve lived in
since 1997.
“We’re very proud to be Detroit residents,” Raska said.
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