Michigan Sneaker Xchange is a premier event that sneakerheads and streetwear enthusiasts across the Midwest look forward to every year. Known for its high energy, diverse vendors, and vibrant culture, the event isn’t just about buying and selling sneakers—it’s an
What to know: The Godfrey Hotel brings modern boutique lodging to Corktown, mixing new construction with nods to the neighborhood’s history. Here is what the property offers and how it fits into Detroit’s oldest neighborhood. The Godfrey Hotel Detroit is
Afro Nation Detroit is quickly becoming a major yearly event, bringing together the best of African music and culture in the heart of the Motor City. Held at the historic Brewster-Douglass site, Afro Nation celebrates genres like Afrobeats, Amapiano, Hip-Hop,
Planning for this year? The 2026 cruise runs Saturday, August 15, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Our Woodward Dream Cruise 2026 guide has the route, viewing spots, and parking, and our Dream Cruise Week events roundup covers every city
What to know: These are ten Detroit bars worth a night out, from cozy neighborhood taverns to high energy cocktail rooms. The list spans downtown and the neighborhoods, and every pick comes from our own nights out around the city.
Over the last decade, Detroit has had a phenomenal explosion in both growth and creativity in food, turning this city into a destination very much sought after when it comes to great food. Resident or first-time visitor, you will find
Detroit is a city known for its vibrant culture, and its breakfast and brunch scene is no exception. Whether you’re craving something sweet, savory, or a little adventurous, Detroit has a breakfast spot for everyone. Here’s a roundup of some
What to know: The Gordie Howe International Bridge opens to traffic on July 27, 2026. The new crossing connects Detroit and Windsor, Ontario with direct highway connections on both sides of the border, giving the region its first new international
What to know: Michigan Central Station went from Detroit’s most famous ruin to the anchor of Ford’s Corktown campus. This guide covers the station’s history, its restoration, and what happens there now, from public events to the growing district around
What to know: John K King Used and Rare Books is Detroit’s largest bookstore, with floors organized by genre and a stock that rewards long visits. It is a must stop for book lovers. Here is what to expect inside