While it’s becoming old news that Detroit has resurged as a locale for business investment and development, the city’s role in Michigan and the region is still growing. From innovation in the mobility industry to improving the landscape for new entrepreneurs, the community’s momentum has accelerated. Support for Detroit’s business infrastructure comes from an ally […]
Dale Chihuly, perhaps the best-known glassblower around, once said “one can wonder wonder what kind of genius thought of blowing human breath down a metal tube, forming a bubble inside a molten blob of glass. For me it’s the most mysterious and magical of all the inventions or materials that mankind has invented or discovered.” […]
by Kelly Gleason Looking for family fun this weekend? Here are LittleGuide Detroit’s suggestions. Thursday, July 19: Get into the rhythm at Eliza Howell Park with African Drum & Dance in the Park. Thursday, July 19 & Friday, July 20: Grab a book and head down to the riverfront for an afternoon of free live […]
A visit to Eastern Market July 17 could lead to a better life. From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Shed No. 3 at the historic vendor, shopping and restaurant plaza, 2934 Russell St., a free Community Health Fair will welcome passersby and concerned Detroit residents striving for wellness. At no cost, services and screenings, […]
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 […]
The number of legionella-related illnesses are on the rise in Michigan. So far in this year there have been 24 cases in the city of Detroit, 19 in Macomb County, 16 in Oakland County and 11 in Wayne County, according to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS). There have also been 10 […]
The 2018 Grow Detroit Young Talent’s (GDYT) summer jobs program is underway. The six-week summer employment program will employ 8,210 Detroit youth age 14-24 at 526 job sites. Those work experiences will provide them invaluable training, on-the-job experiences, professional contacts and a potential career path. Mayor Mike Duggan, foundations, employers and other partners announced the […]
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 […]
The Youth Community Agency, along with Detroit business owners and volunteers, will give back on the Fourth of July holiday to less fortunate families in the Cass Corridor community with a free lunch. The fourth annual “Hot Dogs for HOPE Hot Dog Giveaway” will take place on Wednesday, July 4 beginning at 11 a.m. at the […]
An exclusive screening of Detroit: Comeback City narrated by J.K. Simmons and from the History Channel and executive producer Big Sean is tomorrow, Friday June 29 at 3 p.m. at The Garden Theater, 3929 Woodward Ave, Detroit. Seating is limited so please make sure to RSVP by clicking here.