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Free Press columnist Michael Rosenberg says in his FoxSports.com column that he’d take Motown over Florida any day because of its sports, history, culture, entertainment and people.
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Seattle fans planning trips to Detroit
Even before the Seahawks win against the Panthers on Sunday, ensuring their bid to the Super Bowl, Seattle fans were getting an early jump on planning out their trip to Detroit.
Detroit building its culinary identity with new restaurants
Many restaurants in Detroit have earned the reputation of having another city’s feel, when actually they couldn’t be any more Detroit.
Museums cater to football fans as event grows near
Detroit’s cultural institutions stand to make thousands in profits and increase their national exposure during the Super Bowl period.
SBXL volunteers could help unite region, instill civic pride
Crains Detroit columnist Mary Kramer says the Super Bowl may just be the catalyst needed to boost regional morale and pride in Motown.
Visitors without SBXL tickets can still enjoy what Detroit has to offer
Whether you have tickets to the big game or not, there is still plenty was to have fun in Detroit.
Detroit visitors set to have an expanded Winter Blast
Winter Blast, Feb. 2-5, is set to occupy more than 14 city blocks Downtown and will feature activities that embrace the winter weather.
Motown Winter Blast to expand over 14 blocks and attract 250,000
The Motown Winter Blast, the winter festival planned as part of Super Bowl XL, will occupy more than 14 blocks in the center of downtown Detroit.
Permanent homes may help city’s casinos boost local economy
Permanent casinos are said to substantially increase the local economy and spark the need for other businesses.
Old Tiger Stadium to host Bud Bowl 2006, leading up to Super Bowl
Thousands of fans will gather at ‘Club 1620’ at Tiger Stadium in Corktown for the gridiron gathering put on by Anheuser-Busch.
Seattle fans planning trips to Detroit
Even before the Seahawks win against the Panthers on Sunday, ensuring their bid to the Super Bowl, Seattle fans were getting an early jump on planning out their trip to Detroit.
Detroit building its culinary identity with new restaurants
Many restaurants in Detroit have earned the reputation of having another city’s feel, when actually they couldn’t be any more Detroit.
Museums cater to football fans as event grows near
Detroit’s cultural institutions stand to make thousands in profits and increase their national exposure during the Super Bowl period.
SBXL volunteers could help unite region, instill civic pride
Crains Detroit columnist Mary Kramer says the Super Bowl may just be the catalyst needed to boost regional morale and pride in Motown.
Visitors without SBXL tickets can still enjoy what Detroit has to offer
Whether you have tickets to the big game or not, there is still plenty was to have fun in Detroit.
Detroit visitors set to have an expanded Winter Blast
Winter Blast, Feb. 2-5, is set to occupy more than 14 city blocks Downtown and will feature activities that embrace the winter weather.
Motown Winter Blast to expand over 14 blocks and attract 250,000
The Motown Winter Blast, the winter festival planned as part of Super Bowl XL, will occupy more than 14 blocks in the center of downtown Detroit.
Permanent homes may help city’s casinos boost local economy
Permanent casinos are said to substantially increase the local economy and spark the need for other businesses.
Old Tiger Stadium to host Bud Bowl 2006, leading up to Super Bowl
Thousands of fans will gather at ‘Club 1620’ at Tiger Stadium in Corktown for the gridiron gathering put on by Anheuser-Busch.
