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02/07/18Rhonda Greene, Executive Director of Heritage Works Helps Families Explore African Culture Through Music, Movement and FolkloreDance program helps students connect with mind, body and culture through the arts. |
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02/07/18Jewelry Maker Karissma Yve's brand Xenophora Creates Poetry in MetalHer Detroit showroom displays one-of-a-kind, handmade pieces as thoughtful as they are beautiful. |
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02/07/18BLAC's Choices for Books to Help You Get 'Woke'Stay educated. Get motivated. |
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02/07/18LeeAnne's Luxury Bridal Boutique Proves You Don't Have to Go Downtown for UpscaleThis Grandmont-Rosedale shop offers everything from bridal gowns to mugs with a meaning. |
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02/07/18Eddy Senay's 1972 Debut Album 'Hot Thang' Gets Rereleased with the Same FireThe collection of funky, laid-back instrumentals gets a revival. |
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02/07/18UAW-Ford to Celebrate, Empower Women at Free EventIn the midst of a busy life, sometimes women need a day just for them. That’s what UAW-Ford (https://uaw.org/uaw-auto-bargaining/fordcontract/) has in mind as it stands in solidarity with women once again to bring back its Celebrating and Empowering Women’s Event for a second year. It happens Saturday, March 3 at the UAW-Ford National Program Center in Detroit, inviting women to spend a day getting pampered, being inspired and obtaining valuable resources. “Sometimes we’re so busy taking care of our families, so busy working, that we don’t always take time for us. That’s what I want this day to be about,” says organizer Ruth Golden, UAW-Ford’s diversity and inclusion coordinator. “If you’re always busy with your kids and... |
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02/07/18SEEN Photo Gallery: Meet-and-Greet With Tiffany HaddishFollowing her sold-out #SheReady show, breakout comedian Tiffany Haddish met and mingled with fans and signed copies of her book, on Jan. 6 at MGM Grand Detroit. |
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02/07/18Midwife and Doula Cynthia Jackson Says Birthing at Home is the Better OptionJackson tells us how she got into midwifery and why she says giving birth at home is a safe, viable option for all healthy women. |
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02/07/18Detroit Proper: Raising 'Radiant' ChildrenDesiree Cooper explores the importance of fostering artistic creativity in our children. |
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02/07/18Detroit Free Press Columnist Rochelle Riley Talks New Book, Literacy and LegacyThe veteran reporter has spent decades fighting for social good, and her latest project, The Burden: African Americans and the Enduring Impact of Slavery, is a collection of essays which aim to show that the effects of slavery remain. |
About This Blog
It’s no secret. Detroit is RICH in talent—especially musical talent. We cover local emerging and established artists of a variety of genres and other important music-related people and businesses you should know.
Featured writer: Emmy award-winning entertainment journalist Kelly Carter.
Recent Posts
- Massage Therapist and Yoga Instructor Jamel Randall Prepares for His Next Trap Yoga Event | Comments
- A Trio of Dominican-American, Women Artists Debut Latest Work at Red Bull House of Art | Comments
- Wedded Bliss: Christina Dorsey and Zachary Scott Mason | Comments
- Rape Survivor Ericka Murria to Host Viewing, Panel Discussion of HBO Documentary 'I Am Evidence' At Carr Center | Comments
- SEEN Photo Gallery: 40th Annual DSO Classical Roots Celebration | Comments
- Scout Hollow Reopens This Spring to Allow Overnight Camping Within City Limits | Comments
- The MSU Science Festival Detroit Expo Day Comes to Belle Isle | Comments
- The Wendy Hilliard Gymnastics Foundation Offers Free and Low-Cost Classes to Detroit-Area Youth | Comments
- At Bat of Southfield Exposes Kids to Baseball and More Opportunity | Comments
- UAW-Ford Gives Detroit High-Schoolers the Opportunity to Witness Collegiate-Level Debates | Comments
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