Southwest Detroit’s Lithuanian Hall to reopen after $2 million renovation
The Lithuanian Hall on W. Vernor will reopen Thursday after a $2 million renovation project. Details about the project are available here.
The Lithuanian Hall on W. Vernor will reopen Thursday after a $2
million renovation project. Details about the project are available here.
Excerpt from article:
The historic Lithuanian Hall in southwest Detroit, where for more than
six decades the community celebrated milestone events and held
concerts, social gatherings and children’s activities, has been
restored and is re-opening to the public after sitting shuttered and
abandoned for 15 years.
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