Category: In the Community

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.

Detroit has been a popular destination for artists to perform for nearly a century. From jazz to gospel and Motown, the city has always been known for its music. The […]

Molly Menning shares a favorites list of women-owned businesses in metro Detroit on the Let’s Detroit blog. Find a new favorite here!

Last year, pickleball was named the fastest-growing sport in the United States. According to the 2023 APP Pickleball Participation Report, there are approximately 36.5 million pickleball players in the United […]

One of Detroit’s very own ranks as the top art museum in the U.S., according to a new survey.

Detroit is made up of so many different fabrics and defined by people who inspire and create. There is culture and there is Black culture. From our art which inspires, to our fashion which eliminates, and to our music which transits globally, it all comes from our city. 

Looking for the best vegan and vegetarian food in Detroit? Let’s Detroit Campus Ambassadors Jason Philpot-Dixon and Makiyah Parham know all the best spots! Read on to learn more about […]

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. […]

Two Detroit public spaces have been named the best in the country by USA Today readers: The Detroit RiverWalk and Campus Martius Park.

A few years ago, if you were to tell me I’d be trading in Chicago’s sweeping skyline, lakeshore views, and bustling city for Detroit, Michigan, I would have simply shaken […]