Happy Earth Day! To continue on with our series of sustainability, we took some time to chat with Victoria Olivier, director of land use and sustainability at
APRIL 20 Get ready for a dress-up fairytale experience at Cobo Center with the Detroit Fairytale Ball. APRIL 21Visit Beacon Park for their Free
Remember the three R’s? You know: reduce, reuse and recycle? If you need a refresher course, the women at Green Living Science have got you covered. What
Let’s be honest: Across the board, Detroit isn’t a “green” or sustainable city by anyone’s standard, and that’s something that needs to change. Although
In observance of Earth Day this month, The Neighborhoods will be running a series of posts detailing how Detroiters can practice good measures of
APRIL 13 Join the Whlgn team for their free event The 13th. Create your own zine at the Zine Page Making Workshop, hosted by Hollaback Detroit.
The Skillman Foundation and the Campaign for Black Male Achievement are looking for great ideas and programs to improve the lives of Detroit’s youth of color.
Tucked away in a nondescript building in the Bagley neighborhood, a collective of mothers is fighting to break down barriers and biases. Leading this
Five years ago, Gwen Jimmere was staring unemployment and single motherhood in the face. She had been laid off from her corporate job and was taking steps to
APRIL 6Check out The Three Stooges Festival hosted by Redford Theatre. If you’re a spoken word enthusiast, join the Motown Museum for Motown Mic: The