Sterling Heights Public Library's walkway is now adorned with two new art installations, including a mural wrapped around pillars and a painted bench, reflecting community pride and creativity.

InsideOut Literary Arts unveils a mural on Detroit's Avenue of Fashion, celebrating 30 years of fostering youth creativity through partnership with Detroit City Walls.

The Dearborn Mayor's Arts Awards honored local artists and art benefactors, recognizing contributions across seven categories at the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center.

Dearborn celebrates April Arts Month with free cultural events, including the Arty Party, Mayor’s Arts Awards, gallery visits, and concerts by Dearborn Symphony and the National Arab Orchestra.

Motor City Match supports Someday, a new Detroit venture by Cass Tech alumni Jantae’ Spinks and Samuel Trotter, blending art and bakery. It's the program's 180th brick-and-mortar project, aimed at stimulating local entrepreneurship and economy.

Detroit is seeking artists to create murals in Southwest's Bagley Arts Alley, aiming to revitalize the area and foster community. Submissions are open until February 24, 2025.

Portage celebrates Black History Month with a local artist's exhibit at City Hall, featuring Sharmane Flanders' multimedia work on personal and collective histories.

Governor Whitmer of Michigan announces a K-12 student art contest to design the 2025 State of the State program cover, encouraging creativity and state pride.

Detroit celebrates Black History Month with an event by City Historian Jamon Jordan and pianist Alvin Waddles at the Charles H. Wright Museum, focused on Detroit's diverse musical impact.

Detroit artist Edward Stross, nicknamed "Gonzo," made a life-sized lion out of snow to support the Lions for the playoffs, attracting local attention.

The World of Winter Festival in Grand Rapids begins this week, featuring art and activities celebrating the cold weather, including performances and interactive installations.

The Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum opened an exhibit honoring President Jimmy Carter following his death, emphasizing his friendship with Ford after their 1976 electoral competition.

The historic Four Star Theatre in Grand Rapids hosted a Kwanzaa kick-off event with drumming, singing, and an artist market, highlighting community and African heritage.