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Freedom Fest brings a celebration of African American culture to Detroits Eastern Market

Getting real about queer art in Detroit

In 1987, the Museum of African American History in Detroit opened its first permanent location. Just five years later, it was raising funds for a new one.

Use Columbus Monthlys A to Z guide to plan your perfect vacation.

The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History was a fitting setting Thursday night for a memorial service honoring the life and legacy of Kenneth Aaron Cole, Detroit's longtime lobbyist and a pioneer for Black people in Lansing's government relations industry.It also came at a time when…

Pioneering Detroit physicians established a shadow network of hospitals to serve the Black Community

WHERE WE AT: A Black & Women’s History Month Exhibition celebrating the women of the Black Arts Movement In celebration of both Black and Women’s History Months, Irwin House Global Art Center & Gallery in partnership with the National Conference of Artists of Michigan presents WHERE WE AT - a juried exhibition featuring twenty-two to benefit Detroit

In 2020, a number of Kwanzaa celebrations were virtual because of the pandemic. This year, those celebrating the holiday can go in person or participate virtually.

A who’s who — and where — from Elmwood Cemetery’s 175 years as the Detroit elite’s resting place of choice.