Detroit Film Center finds new home in Eastern Market
The Detroit Film Center has found a new — and much larger — permanent home in Detroit’s Eastern Market.
The Detroit Film Center has found a new — and much larger — permanent home in Detroit’s Eastern Market.
Excerpt:
[Founder Bob Anderson] sees the new location as a “catalyst for future growth. We continue
to grow in terms of audience. We’re a nonprofit media-arts center
fueled through volunteer help and part-time staff. We have an active
board.”
Read the entire article here.
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