Limited number of Detroit Passports to the Arts left: Get ’em now!
With the Detroit Passport to the Arts you’ll be able to see six performances presented by seven metro Detroit cultural organizations. The passport also brings a long an evening of insider events like wine tastings, dance lessons, or guest speakers. There are less than 100 left at the price of $109.To get your DP2A go here.
With the Detroit Passport to the Arts you’ll be able to see six
performances presented by seven metro Detroit cultural organizations.
The passport also brings a long an evening of insider events like wine
tastings, dance lessons, or guest speakers. There are less than 100
left at the price of $109.
To get your DP2A go here.
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