Detroit International River Days planned for June
The Detroit Riverfront Conservancy has announced the Detroit International River Days, a six-day festival featuring music, maritime
activities including a bass fishing tournament and the much-loved
massive fireworks display that is one of the region’s most-popular
annual events.
The Detroit Riverfront Conservancy has announced the Detroit International River Days, a six-day festival featuring music, maritime
activities including a bass fishing tournament and the much-loved
massive fireworks display that is one of the region’s most-popular
annual events.
Excerpt:
“Detroit takes pride in long-standing
summertime family traditions,” Detroit Mayor Kwame M. Kilpatrick said
in a press release. He added that Detroit and the city of Windsor
wanted to share “our beautiful riverfront with the world.”
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