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Metro Detroit chefs collaborate on a benefit dinner for Palestine. Also, the dangers along abandoned lakeside piers along the Great Lakes. Plus, a conversation with the founder of Ballet Folklorico de Detroit.
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Some Michigan businesses have been able to retool and reopen this summer under Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s COVID-19 “Safe Start” plan. But for businesses…
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On today’s Stateside, we answer your questions about what happens if Michigan voters legalize recreational marijuana. And, the story of broadcast…
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James Sofranko has spent decades dancing on stages from Florida to New York to San Francisco.After growing up in Cincinnati, he went on to study at…
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It’s holiday music for people who maybe aren’t really feeling the holiday spirit. May Erlewine is getting ready to drop her new EP The Little Things with…
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It's all about dance, creativity, and art: the Detroit Dance City Festival returns this Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Performances, workshops, networking…
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So many people spend their days sitting – and sitting a lot.People who work desk jobs might spend a minimum of eight hours a day sitting hunched over a…
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West Michigan, you're getting a chance to see unique performance art in the form of music, movement, choreography, film happening Jan. 8-17 at the Urban…
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Nick Cave has come home to Cranbrook.The artist, fabric sculptor, and dancer grew up in central Missouri.In 1989, Cave got a master’s degree from the…
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Ten years ago, two women from west Michigan started something called the "Best Prom Ever." They were Sparta High School special education teacher Renne…