It’s hot outside and ice cream—whether it be soft serve, vegan, stuffed with goodies, or simple—is an excellent way to cool off. There’s something so lovely about eating a cone of freshly scooped ice cream while the summer sun flits behind the clouds and the
It was July 24th, 1701 that Detroit was announced Fort Pontchartrain du Détroit, shortened later to the name we know well, by Frenchman Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac. Over the past 320 years, however, Detroit has changed greatly in both what the city provided and
2020 was a hard year for everyone. For those in the food and beverage industry, however, the ever-changing guidelines and ever haunting fears and worries about the COVID-19 virus made keeping their doors open almost impossible. As Detroit begins to resurface from the pandemic, however,
Tonight, on the eve of Detroit’s 320th birthday, the Buck Moon will rise full and is predicted to be surrounded by a reddish glare. The Buck Moon is named after this time of year where bucks grow out their antlers and usually presents as a
The hustle and bustle of midsummer in Detroit is upon us. As some of us prepare ourselves for our return to the office in the fall and others get ready for the start of classes, there are only so many days left to enjoy Michigan’s
There is something magical about a bouquet of flowers. Their enchanting smell and prism of shape, color, and perfume somehow perfectly encapsulate a feeling— ”congratulations,” “happy anniversary,” “I’m sorry for your loss,” As Flowers For Dreams opens the doors to their new studio and distribution
2021 marks Midtown's beloved Selden Standards' seventh anniversary, and oh, how Midtown has changed during those years! From their inception in 2014, Chef Andy Hollyday and the Selden crew have seen 2nd avenue and the rest of Detroit build up around them. Though Selden has
On pause, on hold, waiting for restrictions to lift, adrift, untethered—many of us have felt this way during the pandemic. For some the feeling of purpose and inclusivity has been put off at a six foot distance, or even put on hold entirely. Words such
It’s been a tough year for car fans, whether your fancy is new or classic, the COVID-19 pandemic forcing most automotive events to cancel over the past year. With the U.S. slowly opening back up, car shows are back – albeit in downsized form, such as
Almost ubiquitous with summer 2021 is a deep craving for live music, fun, and an eye towards a less trying future. Many of us, Detroiter or non, suffered loss on many levels throughout the pandemic. As we continue to crawl out of the grasp of
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