Michigan's Role In War Of 1812 Explained In Film
A documentary about Michigan's key role in the War of 1812 is set to premiere next month at The Henry Ford history attraction in Dearborn.
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A documentary about Michigan's key role in the War of 1812 is set to premiere next month at The Henry Ford history attraction in Dearborn.
The Concert of Colors will celebrate its 20th anniversary this weekend in Detroit's Midtown with performances from more than 60 eccentric artists
The Detroit Paradise Valley Music Festival will bring back some of the magic of an entertainment and business district from the city's past.
A young man has turned the back of his pickup truck into a "movie theatre," popping up each Friday in Hazel Park so residents can take a break from real life and watch a drive-in movie for free.
Hot events include the Gold Cup, Wyandotte Street Art Fair, Royal Oak Garage Sale, Concert of Colors, Lavender Festival, DSO at the Ford House, Pig and Whiskey and the Elvis Fest.
The fair, a downriver tradition that draws people from all over metro Detroit, is open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. through Saturday on Biddle between Eureka and Oak streets.
Is it more embarrassing to forget the lyrics to the national anthem while you are performing the song, or to get through the whole thing only by checking the crib sheet on your wrist?
Wednesday's date is 7-11, and that means free Slurpee drinks at 7-Eleven stores in Metro Detroit and across the country.
Summer time is family travel time. And cruises are especially hot.
Attention trivia buffs! Producers from "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" will hold contestant auditions in Toledo, Ohio on Wednesday, July 11.
In mid-August, the "CBS Buzz Tour" (#cbsbuzz) bus will bring CBS reality star veterans, activities and giveaways as a thank-you to all the fans who continue to make CBS America's Most-Watched Network.
A drummer for classic rocker Ted Nugent is facing charges for allegedly driving drunk in a golf cart stolen from a concert venue.
Hand-built replicas of two of Columbus's ships open for public tours this weekend in Wyandotte.
From July 6 until July 8, people around southeast Michigan will have chance to set foot on near-perfect replicas of two iconic ships - Christopher Columbus' Niña and Pinta.