Detroit artist Sterling Toles to perform experimental set for Paramita Sound
Plus: New residency at Spot Lite honors Black Bottom
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Plus: New residency at Spot Lite honors Black Bottom
It started with a woman named Cyndy Farrar Latka, who posted a few pictures to her social media page of a sign written by the 91-year-old veteran, asking for his stolen flowers to be returned.
Monologues in the films reflect true events and themes experienced by homeless youth, taken from conversations and surveys with young people at the Detroit Phoenix Center.
It started with a woman named Cyndy Farrar Latka, who posted a few pictures to her social media page of a sign written by the 91-year-old veteran, asking for his stolen flowers to be returned.
It started with a woman named Cyndy Farrar Latka, who posted a few pictures to her social media page of a sign written by the 91-year-old veteran, asking for his stolen flowers to be returned.