Fans pinned hometowns from all 50 states on a lobby map at Grand Rapids' Celebration Cinema North.

Detroit artist Tony Whlgn's new piece at Marrow in the Market debuted during Eastern Market's First Wednesdays event.

Belle Isle’s latest head-turner is a traveling dome built from more than 100,000 bottle caps, with recycling lessons tucked inside.

A long-vacant Woolworth building in Old Redford is being transformed into a $7 million arts center with studios, classrooms, retail and a diner.

Marvin "Marvelous Marv" Taylor, a longtime WGPR DJ and TV host, has died. The Detroit broadcaster was known for championing local R&B and early hip‑hop acts.

After years of limited public access, the Detroit Children's Museum reopens July 25 with state grant support, monthly family days and expanded school programming.

Stellantis says it’s weighing whether to open the old Dodge Viper plant in Detroit as a public car museum that could showcase dozens of concept and historic vehicles. The plan is exploratory and no timeline has been set.

Amrit Kohli held a June 27 Schiffer Park benefit supporting Palestinians while pursuing a legal challenge with Ferndale's Affirmations center.

Nearly 1,000 juried artists will take over downtown Ann Arbor July 16–18, filling 30 city blocks with booths, music and food. Shuttle, safety and map details inside.

The Charles H. Wright Museum’s African World Festival returned to Hart Plaza for its 43rd run, mixing headline acts, a packed vendor marketplace and a 100‑animal safari.

Oakland and Wayne counties advanced a plan to form a regional museum authority that could ask voters to approve a 10-year, 0.2-mill levy to fund Detroit-area museums.

Concert of Colors marks 35 years July 15–19 with Smithsonian programming, headline acts and five days of free events across Midtown Detroit.

Plymouth’s 46th Art In The Park fills Main Street and Kellogg Park July 10–12 with 400+ juried artists, kids' booths, live art and a Schoolcraft shuttle.