Public TV goes “Under the Radar” in Hamtown
The new DPTV show “Under the Radar Michigan” takes viewers into the Mitten State’s most interesting, kitschy and unique tourist attractions and locales. This last episode looks at immigrant communities in Michigan: the celebration of Germanic culture in Frankenmuth and the melting pot of national identities in Hamtramck. In Hamtown, our hosts take a peek at Hamtramck Disneyland, get a new look at Detroit Threads, sample the food fusion fare at Maria’s Comida, and swing by the multimedia cultural experience of Public Pool. It’s estimated four million viewers will join the adventure.
Watch the video here.
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