Nightlife

Opinion: What if Dally was Daily?

The North Cass Corridor coming alive with art, food, music and people has been a one-day, late-summer tradtition since the 1970s. But is it a blueprint for something more ambitious? Claire Nelson and Francis Grunow weigh in on what they say could be the start of a new alley district.   

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Artists, musicians take over Hamtramck

Now in its fourth year, the Hamtramck Neighborhood Arts Festival covers the length of this "city-within-a-city-neighborhood" plus parts of Detroit up to Davison. Creative critical mass is accelerating, says Walter Wasacz, who suggests coming early and staying late at this daylong event.     

Planet Ant celebrates 20 years of creativity
Folk-rocker Audra Kubat revives open mic at Union Street
UIX: Joel Peterson and Trinosophes Cafe

Promoter, artist and social activist Joel Peterson is one of Detroit's honest to goodness treasures. He's been setting just the right tone for the experimental music scene for two decades. Now he's doing it in his own space in Eastern Market.

So what do people overseas think of when they think of Detroit? Techno, of course
The Coors Light Sky Deck offers 360-degree birds-eye views of Comerica Park and city skyline
Woodward Gardens Block Development on track to be completed by end of 2013
UIX: Monty Luke and Black Catalogue

He's a California man who relocated to Detroit kicking and screaming. That's OK dude, and probably the best way to enter the music and entrepreneurial scenes here. Monty Luke DJs, produces his own techno and started a company. Not bad all, writes Tunde Wey.

Local barkeeps launch event-firm Bailout Productions

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