The Kresge Foundation has awarded $1 million to 35 Detroit artists through the Kresger Artist Fellowships and Gilda Snowden Emerging Artist Awards, with individual grants increased to $40,000.

Archaeologists at Michigan's Colonial Michilimackinac uncovered an 18th-century brass ring amid ongoing excavations, providing insight into the era's trade and daily life.

The wreck of the Adella Shores, a steamship lost in 1909, has been found in Lake Superior by the Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society.

Jessica Care Moore has been named Detroit's poet laureate, committed to engaging the community with poetry and continuing the legacy of her predecessor, Naomi Long Madgett.

A mural of Detroit Lions' Aidan Hutchinson has been unveiled in Detroit ahead of the NFL Draft, symbolizing the city's pride and dreams for future NFL stars.

The Bookstock used book and media sale is happening in Livonia, offering titles from various genres, with proceeds supporting local literacy projects.

The Carr Center in Detroit is facing closure due to financial struggles and is seeking $600,000 to recover from the pandemic and complete construction on its performance studio.

Detroit unveils a large cleat art installation to celebrate the upcoming NFL Draft, with each piece representing a charity that will benefit from post-event auctions.

Dearborn hosts senior-focused Arts and Crafts events at the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center in March, featuring a craft show and a family craft day.

Dearborn Public Library invites teens to enter the "What Dearborn Means to Me" Teen Art Contest by April 1 for a chance to display their work and win prizes.

Father and son are featured in separate exhibits at the Detroit Historical Museum, marking the first time in its history to concurrently spotlight a parent and child.

Detroit students showcase their artwork in "Celebrating Black Arts" at the Carr Center, highlighting the theme "Awakening," to celebrate Black History Month.

The Zekelman Holocaust Center in Farmington Hills reopened with a new exhibit after a $31 million renovation, prioritizing survivor stories, particularly from Michigan.