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New Stuff: Raising Cane's, Divinely Detroit

Shianne Nocerini Shianne Nocerini Oakland County, MI

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New Stuff: Raising Cane's, Divinely Detroit

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In this episode, Luciano talks with Jer and Shianne about the new Raising Cane's in Canton. Luciano talks about the energy of the moment, how the food tasted, and his first impression of Raising Cane's.

It is the first Cane's in Metro Detroit, and Detroit Lions player Jack Fox made an appearance. Raising Cane's made a $2,500 donation to the Kirk Gibson Foundation by Fox's request.

Then, Jer and Shianne talk about their visit to Divinely Detroit. Interior designer Rachel Nelson and her husband are remodeling a former church in Detroit's Indian Village neighborhood.

The building was home to Lutheran and Baptist congregations, and it sat vacant since 2009. Acquiring the property was a challenge because plans had to be approved by the city's Historic District Commission.

Rachel's name might seem familiar because Jer previously interviewed Rachel about her renovation project "The Murray."

You can follow along for more remodeling details through these links: https://concetti.studio/divinely-detroit/ & https://www.instagram.com/rachelnelson_444/

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