Detroit is renowned for its culture, rich history, and unique blend of music, food, and architecture. Despite misconceptions about affordability, the city offers many experiences catering to varying ...

Detroit ACE will host its first citywide performing arts summit on Saturday, March 1 at Detroit School of Arts. The summit aims to highlight Detroit's legacy as a cultural hub and advocate for the ...

Car culture in Detroit is helping people find community as the U.S. faces a loneliness epidemic, according to those who spoke with Fox News Digital last month. "I think it is a challenge. And there's ...

Last week, jazz education in Detroit received a significant investment that will allow Detroit to be better positioned in the world of a genre that has set the standard for American music. The Aug. 29 ...

Detroit PBS celebrates Detroit's arts scene with Detroit Performs LIVE! and 90.9 WRCJ. Detroit PBS champions Detroit's vibrant arts and culture scene. Through programs like Detroit Performs LIVE! and ...

The AfroFuture festival will make its U.S. debut in Detroit this weekend. The AfroFuture festival will make its U.S. debut in Detroit this weekend. The music, art, and culture festival, which started ...

There’s something happening at Newlab on Saturdays that’s worth paying attention to. A tech meetup called Black Tech Saturdays has been drawing big crowds – at times in excess of 1,000 people. This ...

DETROIT (WXYZ) — Detroit's downtown area transformed into a colorful celebration of South Asian culture as families gathered for "Diwali in the D," a festival ...

The MSU Museum newest exhibit ‘Techno: The Rise of Detroit’s Machine Music,’ is open from Feb. 4-April. 30 at 311 Abbot on the sixth floor. The exhibit features various audio and video elements as ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. During Rochelle Riley’s nearly 26-year journey in Detroit, the Tarboro, N.C. native has distinguished herself as a nationally ...

You can’t value Black culture if you don’t value Black people. That may sound like a simple statement, but it’s really not. I wrote a column this summer about the need to create a music district, or ...