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At Detroitâ€™s Sidewalk Festival, art springs out of vacant lots and parks

The 2021 Sidewalk Festival brings more than 30 artists and performers to create community-focused art experiences in Detroit neighborhoods....

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Congregation Tâ€™Chiyahâ€™s virtual variety show: A chance to meet metro Detroitâ€™s â€˜queerest,â€™ social justice-driven, all-ages synagogue

â€œ2021 Mâ€™CHAlyah! All Dressed Up & Nowhere To Go,â€ presented by Congregation Tâ€™chiyah, is being held virtually from 7-8:30 p.m., Thursday, July 22. ...

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7 Detroiters’ best advice, in five minutes or less

On "The Best Advice Show" podcast, Detroiters and others share their words of wisdom -- boiled down to just a couple minutes. ...

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5 Detroit parks to check out on a summer Sunday funday

If you're looking for your next favorite Detroit park for a summer picnic or skate sesh, venture beyond the big ones to some of these...

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Juna Durrant launches Jytte Designs handbag line with tribute to her grandmother

Juna Durrant launched her line of leather bags, Jytte Designs, out of her home in Detroit after she lost her job during the pandemic....

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Free outdoor yoga and other summer classes in Detroit

Stay fit while still soaking up every second of Detroit summer, with free outdoor yoga classes every day of the week and plenty more....

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Black Bottom Garden Center, a garden supply co-op, takes root in the North End

Black Bottom Garden Center, a co-op founded and led by six Black women in Detroitâ€™s North End, sells plants they grew in their own gardens....

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Al Poe, aka ‘Detroit Pig Out,’ tried 250 different local restaurants last year (yes, in a pandemic)

Food influencer Al Poe, who goes by "Detroit Pig Out," dines out more than 200 times a year only at mom-and-pop restaurants -- and shares...

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Hajime Sato opens Sozai in Clawson, leveling up Metro Detroit’s sushi game

Listen, if you're going to open a sushi restaurant down the street from the legendary Noble Fish in Clawson, you better know what you're doing...

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How Dr. Sushiâ€™s illegal Corktown pop-up turned into a sustainable business

Dr. Sushi started by selling fish out of his apartment. Now he dreams of opening a brick-and-mortar location. ...

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