Category: Events

Anjelica Miller from the Detroit Regional Chamber shares tips for the Detroit Tigers’ Opening Day.

Last year marked the Detroit Historical Society’s 100th anniversary of preserving and sharing the stories of Detroit. Coming out of the pandemic, the Society is dedicated to celebrating its long tenure as the keeper of the city’s history.

St. Patrick’s Day, or what’s commonly known as “St. Paddy’s Day,” has become one of the most awaited days in Metro Detroit because of its history, festivities, and cultural moments. […]

Women’s History Month commemorates trailblazing women who have made an impact in various fields and left a mark on American history. To celebrate the women of the past, present, and […]

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Luckily, metro Detroit serves up numerous romantic places to celebrate the day of L-O-V-E.

The technology small business hub and accelerator TechTown Detroit is gearing up for its second annual Black History Month conference. Detroit on the Move: Celebrating the Evolution of Black Mobility is a free, one-day conference designed for Black entrepreneurs in the mobility sector. Space is limited, and registration is requested.

Michigan Chronicle Feb. 4, 2023 Taste the Diaspora Detroit (TDD) is returning for its third year with shoebox lunches, merchandise, community collaborations, pop-ups, cooking demonstrations, and more! This year’s theme […]

February is Black History Month, a time to honor and recognize the significant contributions Black Americans have made throughout history. This year, there are plenty of events across metro Detroit […]

Looking for something fun to do on Galentines Day? Check out this list of ideas for celebrating with your best friends! From wine tastings to spa days, there is something […]

One of the biggest sporting events of the year makes its grand return to the streets of downtown Detroit. Tickets just went on sale this morning for the 2023 Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix present by Lear. This will be the first time the best Indy drivers in the world will race through downtown Detroit since 1991.