Urban renewal, positive thinking, cocktails and fabulous conversation go hand in hand at the Detroit Guerilla Queer Bar. The underground group throws a monthly coup at a straight bar, and all the mixing, mingling and merrymaking makes Detroit that much cooler.
The art history museum studies program at the University of Michigan-Dearborn has put together an exhibit that compares Motown and the Roman Empire.
A federal building in Detroit has been renamed in honor of Rosa Parks on the 50th anniversary of the civil rights pioneer's historic refusal to give up her bus seat to a white man.
The business publication Crain’s recently released their first list of Detroit’s movers and shakers.
The Midtown area continues to grow, this time with a new residential loft and retail area to accommodate the Detroit Medical Center and Wayne State University communities.
Despite the city’s financial woes and challenges that mirror hurricane-hit New Orleans, signs of revitalization are all over Detroit. Cranes and scaffolding dot downtown. Parks, lofts, condos, and other development are popping up everywhere. And the city’s spirit is lifting, too.
The largest space exhibit to tour in history opens Nov. 5 in Detroit.
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