by Kelly Gleason There is no better time to get out and enjoy the summer weather in the city. Here are LittleGuide Detroit’s suggestions for family fun this weekend. Thursday, July 12: Get into the rhythm at Eliza Howell African Drum and Dance in the Park. Thursday, July 12 & Friday, July 13: Grab a […]
by Kelly Gleason With the 4th of July holiday in the middle of the week it’s time to find some great things to do in Detroit when the backyard barbeques are over. Here’s LittleGuide Detroit’s suggests for family-friendly fun. Thursday, July 5: Get into the rhythm at Eliza Howell Park’s African Drum and Dance in […]
by Carrie Budzinski Here is LittleGuide Detroit’s guide to everything from FREE things to do in Detroit this weekend. Thursday, June 28: Get into the Rhythm at Eliza Howell Park’s African Drum and Dance in the Park. Friday, June 29: Grab a camping chair or spread your blanket on the lawn and enjoy Bolt @ […]
by Carrie Budzinski There are always fun family-friendly things to do in Detroit on the weekend from River Days to getting ready for the fireworks on Monday, June 25. Here are suggestions from LittleGuide Detroit. Friday, June 22 & Sunday, June 24: Get ready to have fun on land and water this weekend at GM […]
by Carrie Budzinski There are great family-friendly things to do in Detroit this Father’s Day weekend. Here is LittleGuide Detroit’s list of events. Friday, June 15: Grab a camping chair or spread your blanket on the lawn and enjoy Ratchet & Clank @ New Center Park’s Family Movie Night Friday, June 15 – Saturday, June […]
by Carrie Budzinski There’s plenty to in Detroit this weekend. Check out LittleGuide Detroit’s suggestions. Friday, June 8 – Sunday, June 10: Pewabic House & Garden Show is a great time for the whole family. Buy art for your home and make some with your family. Friday, June 8: Grab a park chair or spread […]
by Carrie Budzinski There’s nothing like summer Detroit. Festivals, fairs and lots of outdoor activities are everywhere. LittleGuide Detroit is a comprehensive resource for families looking for classes, events and activities to do in the city and out. You’ll find everything from free things to do in Detroit to guides to summer festivals and splash […]
Food waste. It’s something we might only think about when cleaning up from dinner or maybe we don’t think about it at all. The awful truth is America leads the world in food waste. According to the USDA, 30 to 40 percent of food is wasted every year in the United States, and the estimated […]
“Transit myths,” Deputy Oakland County Executive Gerald Poisson’s recent guest column in the Daily Tribune, excoriating Warren Evans’ regional transit millage proposal, raises some interesting questions – and should raise some eyebrows when we consider Southeast Michigan’s future. Poisson mocks the idea of spending money on transit, as his boss L. Brooks Patterson has in […]
by Steve Palackdharry At work, Juanita Guevara feels like a different person. Ironically, it’s because it lets her feel the same as others, who do their jobs as well as they can to earn a living. “Work helps me focus and set aside my sadness and anxiety,” says Guevara. “I feel healthier, both mentally and […]