Lake Erie's receding waters revealed hidden treasures like a 1969 Volkswagen axle and a vintage class ring in Luna Pier, Michigan, following a seiche caused by a bomb cyclone.

The Porcupine Mountains Artist-in-Residence Program is accepting applications for the 2026 seasons for artists to create work inspired by Michigan's wilderness.

Detroit invites artists to submit designs for a statue honoring Joe Louis's influence in equestrian sports, with a $175,000 commission. The statue will be part of a series highlighting his life beyond boxing.

The Henry Ford Museum offered free entry on December 1 to honor the 70th anniversary of Rosa Parks' historic act, which is part of their exhibit "With Liberty and Justice for All."

The Detroit Historical Museum opened an exhibit called "Detroit Red Wings at 100" celebrating the centennial of the hockey team with memorabilia, interactive elements, and history.

An eighth-grader from Detroit won the "Color The Roar" Detroit Lions coloring book contest, beating over 50 other students with her artwork. She received a jersey and Lions swag for her efforts.

Detroit ACE partners with Broadway in Detroit for discounted tickets to "Back to the Future: The Musical" with family activities and a DeLorean photo op.

The Detroit Institute of Arts is presenting an exhibition of Native American art focusing on Anishinaabe artists, featuring over 60 creators and offering a blend of traditional and contemporary works.

Detroit has launched James Baldwin Sidewalk Libraries, featuring local artists' designs, to celebrate Baldwin's work and promote literature engagement in the community.

Detroit fashion designer Cheryl Zemke exhibits art based on Marie Antoinette at Padzieski Art Gallery, blending fashion with history, offering events like a fashion show and artist talks, all with free admission.

Detroit's "Family Night at the Theatre" for "The Wiz" hit record sales, with initiatives like discounted tickets and pre-show activities, boosting community engagement in the arts.

Detroit's art scene welcomes autumn with local alley events featuring music, performances by Big Herk and Thornetta Davis, and a premiere by Ms. Tammy Black. A fundraiser for Alkebu-Lan Village also features dinner and dancing.

Detroit's first City Symphony, composed by Patrick Prouty, will premiere on September 19 in a free concert conducted by Ingrid Martin, marking a culturally significant event for the city.