Metro Detroit Hosts International Soccer Tournament
The Pontiac Silverdome will play host to an invitational International Soccer Tournament on February 4 and 6, 2012.
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The Pontiac Silverdome will play host to an invitational International Soccer Tournament on February 4 and 6, 2012.
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Detroit City Councilmen Gary Brown is suggesting that everyone living in the region do their part to help save one of Detroit's most historic landmarks.
The seventh annual Mount Clemens Ice Carving Show will still take place this weekend despite the unusually warm temperatures.
Tickets are on sale now for the state's first celebration of all things bacon. Tina Fey would speak for many metro Detroiters when she says, "I want to go to there."
While promoting her halftime performance at this weekend's Super Bowl, superstar Madonna said she's working to convince daughter Lourdes Leon to attend the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
If you're a little strung out after a long week,consider taking in a puppet show. That's right -- a puppet show.
Cute and cuddly and begging to be loved, the Michigan Humane Society has more puppies than you can shake a stick at ready for a new home.
In "A Stone Carver" at The Purple Rose Theatre in Chelsea, a now-adult son must come to terms with his cantankerous father with whom he's had little contact in recent times.
For two months every year, sports fans have to make a decision – watch football or baseball on Sundays? Based on the numbers of Americans who say it's their favorite sport, one would have to assume that football wins hands down.
The Michigan State University College of Law is hosting an exhibition from February through April of garden photography by Brad Temkin of Chicago.
If Michigan's Official Groundhog's prediction is correct, the Great Lakes State is in for an early spring.
The Detroit Zoo has some new tuxedo-clad residents on display: Seven rockhopper penguins from Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo.
If one can discount the story and set aside a need for "Million Dollar Quartet" to be anything other than a revue, then the night is filled with incredible performances that exquisitely capture the launch of rock 'n' roll in America.
Kelley earned a bachelor's of fine arts degree from the University of Michigan in 1976, and won his first National Endowment for the Arts fellowship in 1985. His works are included in collections ranging from the Guggenheim and Carnegie Museum to the Detroit Institute of Arts.