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Video Detroit’s 1967 Uprising Gets Historical Marker At Gordon Park

Last month, Gordon Park on Detroit’s west side hosted a ribbon-cutting with the upgrade of new playground equipment

Bill Kubota

Video Detroit Educators To Get Half Off Houses Auctioned Through Land Bank

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan is getting ready this morning to announce a major effort to lure teachers and other school

Erin Einhorn

Video Free City-wide Tour Of “Detroit ’67,” Written By A Detroit Native, Starts July 23

An award-winning play focusing on the events in 1967 written by an acclaimed Detroit native will have a series

Jer Staes

Video Fundraiser To Restore Pewabic Tiles To Belle Isle's Scott Fountain On August 10

The Scott Fountain on Belle Isle is beautiful. But some may remember that at one point, it had even more

Jer Staes

Video A Temporary Skate Park Designed In Part By Tony Hawk Is Coming To Downtown Detroit

In January, ground will break on a large project called the “Monroe Blocks.” Until then, there’s going to be

Jer Staes

Video Beacon Park In Downtown Detroit Is Now Open

Last year, work begun on transforming a lot that was a few industrial buildings and gravel into “Beacon Park,” a

Jer Staes

Video Your City 5: Things To Do In Detroit For The Weekend Of July 21-23

I'm really looking forward to this weekend. What can I say, there are some really great events going

Shianne Nocerini

Video Designers And Developers Can Now Detroitify Their Placeholder Text With Detroit Ipsum

If you’ve worked in any sort of communications field, you might be familiar with the concept of “Lorem Ipsum.

Jer Staes

Video Study Says When You're 37, You're Too Old To Go To The Club

We know some of our fellow Detroiters love to party, so we’re throwing out there a study by Currys

Jer Staes

Video Watch The New Beacon Park Be Built In Just One Minute In This Time-Lapse Video

The much anticipated Beacon Park is almost ready to open to the public. The 1.5-acre park located on

Shianne Nocerini

Video Have Home Movies From The 1960s? Anthony Bourdain Wants Them For Documentary Project

Do you have any home movies from the 1960s collecting dust in the basement? If you do, it might be

Shianne Nocerini

Video 16 Beautiful Reasons Why Detroit Has The Best Public Art Around

Detroit might be known for manufacturing, but we’re also a city of art. There are so many amazing pieces

Jer Staes