What To Know And Where To Go In Southeast Michigan
Happy Spring everyone! I know I'm not the only person who was counting down the days until the Spring Equinox. This weekend is filled with all sorts of fun events. I'm trying to figure out how I can go to most of them. Let's get on with the list. Sprung with Bale Defoe & So Vague Spring is here and the Whiskey Disco will be celebrating with performances from …
All Things Detroit has become one of the biggest shopping events in the city. More than 12,000 people attend the event that happens three times a year. The event now has over 250 vendors and food trucks set up throughout Eastern Market. Next up for founder Jennyfer Crawford is a You Tube video series where she interviews business owners as a way to introduce them and their …
This is your Daily Detroit News Byte For Wednesday, March 14th, 2018. Three of Detroit’s city-owned golf courses are closing A $250 million dollar fund has been set up for affordable housing I-94 on the east side of the city will be closed this weekend A former golf course over by Seven Mile may find new life as a park and development General Motors is …
This past Sunday I went to the special Mother's Day All Things Detroit market presented by Ask Jennyfer. I rarely need an excuse to go to an artisan market but we also wanted to do an updated round up on some great small businesses. A few years ago we did a list of 10 Michigan-Made Things We Loved At All Things Detroit, so it is certainly time to do a new list. All …
On Sunday, All Things Detroit — a quarterly showcase of a local small businesses presented by Ask Jennyfer — went down at Eastern Market's Shed 3. An impressive showcase of more than 80 Metro Detroit businesses, the event drew a massive crowd and was a testament to the inventive and talented small business community in Detroit, and we had a blast wandering through the aisles …
[smart_track_player url=”http://traffic.libsyn.com/dailydetroithappyhour/DD-14-Happy_hour_Jason-Hall-Slow-Roll_mixdown.mp3″ background=”default” download=”true” social_gplus=”false” social_linkedin=”true” social_email=”true” twitter_username=”TheDailyDetroit” ] Detroit is best experienced by bike. Slow Roll has taken Detroit and some of the nation by storm – or, well, by bike. The ride that attracts 3,000-5,000 people per week and winds through Detroit’s neighborhoods and by our landmarks has become a phenomenon. Now they’re taking …
