Detroit’s Winter Blast to continue despite budget shortfall
Organizers of Detroit’s Winter Blast have been working to raise funds to put on the annual festival again this year, and now they are planning a press conference today, likely to announce the fate of the annual festival. The announcement is expected just after 11 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8. Check back here for an update and details on the event.
Organizers of Detroit’s Winter Blast have been working to raise funds
to put on the annual festival again this year, and now they are
planning a press conference today, likely to announce the fate of the
annual festival.
The announcement is expected just after 11 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8. Check back here for an update and details on the event.
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