The 1910 steamer, gutted by a 2018 fire, opens its first level this week — tickets start at $10 for adults.

Oakland Town Hall's new season pairs a Springsteen scholar with a da Vinci detective and a Paul Revere reenactor at The Iroquois Club.

The 123-year-old ceramics landmark is building a fully accessible studio steps from its East Jefferson home, partnering with artists who have developmental disabilities.

The single-screen cinema swapped its concession stand for a bar and is now chasing a liquor license for comedy nights.

Tickets for the Detroit rapper's homecoming finale went on sale Friday at noon, closing an 18-date run that starts in New York.

The Motown legend says she is easing into fewer shows, with her September 5 Dallas date now a key test of what comes next.

Throughout September, Detroit hosts free design events citywide, from a border-themed art installation to a Bloomfield Hills studio crawl.

The riverfront venue's first-ever film screening brings toast, toilet paper and a live shadowcast to Detroit on Friday.

A Flint muralist painted the park's barn wall, and Waterford just pledged to keep it standing for a decade.

Marion Hayden and her son Tariq Gardner share a bill at Shinola Hotel's glass-ceilinged Birdy Room next Thursday.

DeVos Place fills with more than 800 quilts through Saturday, with a Missouri-made piece called The Visitation claiming Best of Show.

The Falcon Marching Band grew sixfold since 2022 and is now headed to the 2027 Rose Parade in Pasadena.

After 35 years in the suburbs, the newly renamed Detroit Metropolitan Dance is putting down roots at the Stanton Yards waterfront project.