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Midtown's City Bird now runs the 21-year-old holiday market, which draws about 7,000 shoppers to the Masonic Temple.
Violinist Joshua Bell headlines the DSO's Sept. 26 gala, while the orchestra says it wants everyone to find a seat at Orchestra Hall.
COLTRANE 100 spans Eastern Market to Campus Martius Park, tying the sax legend's Detroit ties to a global centennial.
David Janeway heard Oscar Peterson at Baker's Keyboard Lounge as a teen. Now he returns to Blue LLaMA with a new live album.
Metro Detroit shops are marking a remastered 'Maggot Brain' with guitar contests, karaoke, and a peanut-butter coffee blend.
The Flint rapper caps his comeback tour with a Crofoot Ballroom stop, one day after dropping his new album, The World Is Yours.
Nearly 40 works trace O'Keeffe's decades-long fascination with barns, skyscrapers and adobe walls, anchored by a DIA painting since 1945.
The 66-year-old Bloomfield Hills native says A24 wanted him to sign away his legal rights before he'd even seen the movie.
Tickets for the Dec. 8 and 9 shows go on sale Sept. 15, marking a rare return to Wonder's hometown roots.
Rochester Municipal Park hosts 280-plus juried artists this weekend as the fest marks six decades of funding local arts education.
The Brain Plasticity Ukulele Collective, ages 17 to 89, plays The Ark Oct. 1 to fund free cancer support services in Washtenaw County.
Seven union members traded factory floors and hotel carts for a Detroit art studio, ending their residency in the Labor Day march.
The Michigan Avenue movie house will replay its 1926 opening night film on the Mighty Wurlitzer this October.
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