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A near century-old monument of Italian poet Dante Alighieri in Detroit has been restored. The 5th annual Detroit Black Film Festival returns this weekend alongside the Taste of Black Spirits National Conference. A preview of Michigan Tech Week taking place Oct. 1- 4 at Michigan Central. Plus, check out some fall events coming up around town on “One Detroit Weekend”

Dante Alighieri statue, Detroit Black Film Festival, Michigan Tech Week, weekend events.

Dante Alighieri, Black Film Festival, Michigan Tech Week

Visit Detroit’s Avenue of Fashion, a renowned Black business district, and hear how new businesses are helping to repopularize the shopping destination. Then, learn how to make chef Leo Chen’s signature dish, Three Cup Chicken. Plus, comedy takes center stage this weekend with the Motor City Comedy Festival and comedian JB Smoove. See what’s coming up around town on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Detroit’s Avenue of Fashion, Three Cup Chicken, weekend events and a Kresge performance.

Avenue of Fashion, Three Cup Chicken, One Detroit Weekend

Contributors share their thoughts on the presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Keep Growing Detroit shares its food sovereignty efforts and its support for urban farmers. September is Black Reading Month Co-Founder Malik Yakini talks about the observance's 45-year history and literacy issues in America. Plus, check out some upcoming events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

2024 Presidential Debate, Keep Growing Detroit, Black Reading Month and weekend events.

Trump vs. Harris, Keep Growing Detroit, Black Reading Month

We’re visiting some Truly Detroit gems, including Pewabic Pottery. The ceramics factory has cemented its place in the city’s history with intricate tiles and designs. There’s also the Ford Piquette Plant, a place that’s working to preserve Detroit’s automotive history. Plus, tour Detroit’s Indian Village, a national historic district. Find some upcoming weekend events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

One Detroit explores some Truly Detroit gems in and around the city.

Detroit Gems: Pewabic, Ford Piquette Plant, Indian Village

Preview the lineup and official poster for the 2024 Detroit Jazz Festival. Plus, harpist Brandee Younger shares what people can expect from her special opening night performance at the festival and this year’s artist-in-residence Brian Blade talks about his residency and musical career. Then, see what events are coming up around town for Labor Day on “One Detroit Weekend.”

2024 Detroit Jazz Festival, harpist Brandee Younger, Drummer Brian Blade, weekend events.

2024 Detroit Jazz Festival, Brandee Younger, Brian Blade

Contributors Nolan Finley, Stephen Henderson and Zoe Clark share their thoughts on the 2024 Democratic National Convention. A late Detroit priest, Father Solanus Casey, could become the first American-born male to attain sainthood. Concerns over the cost of housing could drive young voters to the polls. Plus, check out some upcoming local events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Democratic National Convention, Father Solanus Casey, young voters and weekend events.

Democratic National Convention, Father Solanus Casey, Housing costs

Take a tour of Detroit’s Indian Village neighborhood, a historic national district. The Detroit Sound Conservancy gets more funds to restore the historic Blue Bird Inn jazz club in Detroit. Learn about the history of some of the Detroit chapters of the Divine Nine fraternities and sororities. Plus, upcoming events in and around Detroit on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Indian Village, Blue Bird Inn jazz club, Detroit’s Black Greek life and weekend events.

Indian Village, Blue Bird Inn, Detroit Black Greek Life

One Detroit contributors weigh in on Michigan’s primary election results and Vice President Kamala Harris’ pick for a running mate. Forgotten Harvest CEO Adrian Lewis talks about the organization’s demand for services. The annual Collard Green Cook-Off Championship in Detroit returns for its second year. Plus, contributor Dave Wagner shares some upcoming events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Michigan’s primary election, Forgotten Harvest, Collard Green Cook-off and weekend events.

Michigan primary, Forgotten Harvest, Collard Greens Cook-off

Detroit’s historic Chinatown neighborhood gets new funding from the state for streetscape renovations. 

The University of Michigan commemorates the 50th anniversary of President Gerald Ford taking office. We’ll take you to one of the oldest historic potteries in the nation, right here in Detroit. Plus, events to check out in Metro Detroit on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Chinatown improvements, President Ford's 50th Anniversary, Pewabic Pottery, Weekend events

Chinatown improvements, President Ford 50th Anniversary, Pewabic Pottery, Weekend events

A documentary airing on Detroit PBS chronicles the civil uprisings in the summer 1967 and the presidential commission charged with investigating racial disparities in America. One Detroit contributors weigh in on President Joe Biden’s decision to not seek re-election. Detroit piano prodigy BLKBOK talks about his unique neo-classical sound. Plus, upcoming events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

“The Riot Report” documentary, President Joe Biden drops out, BLKBOK and weekend events.

‘The Riot Report,’ President Biden, BLKBOK, Weekend events

One Detroit contributors discuss the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump and give their perspectives on how it could impact the 2024 election. A future of work report on the state of small business in Michigan. Detroit’s annual world music festival Concert of Colors returns for its 33rd year. Plus, check out some upcoming summer events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Trump assassination attempt, small business growth and the 33rd annual Concert of Colors.

Trump assassination attempt, state of small business, Concert of Colors, July events

One Detroit’s Bill Kubota explores the history of Asian corned beef egg rolls, a dish that’s Truly Detroit. Students are learning to cook in the Downtown Boxing Gym’s new commercial kitchen. The impact the Detroit People’s Food Co-op has on healthy food access and economic development in Detroit. Plus, check out some upcoming weekend events and activities on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Detroit egg rolls, Downtown Boxing Gym, Detroit People’s Food Co-op and upcoming events.

Egg rolls, Downtown Boxing Gym, Detroit People’s Food Co-op

Explore the historic, six-year transformation of Michigan Central Station. Visit the Outdoor Adventure Center, a unique spot in Detroit where you can enjoy outdoor adventures inside. A look at Detroit’s automotive history at the Ford Piquette Avenue Plant Museum. Plus, The Wright Museum hosts an exhibit of artworks from actress CCH Pounder’s personal art collection.

Michigan Central Station, Outdoor Adventure Center, Ford Piquette Museum and “Double ID.”

Truly Detroit’ places to visit around the city

One Detroit’s Bill Kubota visits Pewabic to learn about its #TrulyDetroit history and how it’s still going strong today. Details on the 4th annual Obsidian Theatre Festival, which highlights Black stories and storytellers. A Detroit teacher gets more books into the hands of students. Upcoming events on “One Detroit Weekend.” Plus, a performance from Hadassah Greensky and The Swift Voice Singers.

Pewabic pottery, the Obsidian Theatre Festival, Birdie’s Bookmobile and upcoming events.

Pewabic, Obsidian Theatre Festival, Birdie’s Bookmobile

One Detroit contributors Zoe Clark, Stephen Henderson and Nolan Finley discuss the fallout from the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy embezzlement scandal. For Pride Month, we’ll share the history of Detroit’s oldest gay-owned gay bar, Gigi’s. Producer Will Glover talks with Newlab CEO Cam Lawrence about efforts to bolster technology and innovation in Detroit. Plus, some upcoming events this weekend.

Detroit style pizza, Rosie White, Michigan Science Center and upcoming weekend events.

Detroit Riverfront Conservancy scandal, Gigi’s, Newlab

One Detroit’s Bill Kubota explores Detroit style pizza’s origins and place in the culinary world. Eight-year-old Rosie White gains national attention from her viral social media videos of African American icons. Contributor Sarah Zientarski talks with Michigan Science Center CEO Christian Greer about its “Above & Beyond” exhibit. Plus, check out upcoming events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Detroit style pizza, Rosie White, Michigan Science Center

After a six-year renovation spearheaded by Ford Motor Company, Michigan Central Station has reopened. One Detroit’s Will Glover and Chris Jordan take a look at the station’s transformation. John Penny of 90.9 WRCJ talks with Detroit Jazz Festival 2024 artist-in-residence Brian Blade. A look at the origins of Coney dogs from Flint and Jackson. Plus, some upcoming events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Michigan Central Station, Brian Blade, history of coney dogs and “One Detroit Weekend.”

Michigan Central, Brian Blade, Coney dogs, Weekend events

This week on “One Detroit”: Business leaders, policy makers and others from across Michigan and the nation gathered at the Detroit Regional Chamber’s 2024 Mackinac Policy Conference. This year’s conference and its theme, “Bridging the Future Together,” addressed Michigan’s social, political and economic challenges with an emphasis on collaboration across partisan divides.

Business leaders, policy makers and others gather at the 2024 Mackinac Policy Conference.

2024 Mackinac Policy Conference: Collaborative conversations across partisan divides

Detroit Regional Chamber President and CEO Sandy Baruah and conference chair Suzanne Shank preview the 2024 Mackinac Policy Conference. Workforce Intelligence Network Senior Economic Research Analyst Kevin Cranick talks about AI’s impact on Michigan’s workforce. Local veterans share what Memorial Day means to them and how they honor it. Plus, upcoming events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

2024 Mackinac Policy Conference, AI in the workforce, Memorial Day and upcoming events.

MPC 2024, AI in the workforce, Memorial Day, Weekend events

For AAPI Heritage Month, One Detroit’s AAPI Stories Series features an Ypsilanti couple who came to the United States as children and are pursuing their version of the Asian American Dream. Plus, two friends form a lasting bond over Asian American advocacy. A Filipino adoptee talks about his experiences growing up in metro Detroit. And, two local men reflect on what it means to be Asian American.

One Detroit’s AAPI Stories celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

Celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month

The Detroit People’s Food Co-op, a new Black-led, cooperatively owned grocery store has opened in the city’s North End neighborhood. Two local veterans advocate changing the term Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Take a tour of the Ford Piquette Avenue Plant Museum, where Henry Ford first created the Model T car. Plus, ways to celebrate Mother’s Day and AAPI Heritage Month this weekend.

Detroit People’s Food Co-op, renaming PTSD, Ford Piquette Museum and Mother’s Day events.

Detroit Food Co-op, PTSD, Ford Piquette Plant, Mother’s Day

Cinco de Mayo is coming up this weekend and there are a few ways to celebrate in Southwest Detroit. Also, American astrophysicist and writer Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson visits Detroit. Plus, celebrate Sturgeon Day, see a performance of “Annie” and more happening in and around Detroit this weekend. Contributor Peter Whorf shares what else is coming up on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Cinco de Mayo celebrations, Neil DeGrasse Tyson in Detroit and more upcoming this weekend.

University of Michigan AI, Detroit egg rolls, Downtown Boxing Gym, Weekend events | Full Episode

Members of Detroit’s Riverfront East Alliance reflect on the 20-year transformation and beautification of the city’s riverfront. Newlab helps shift the technology and entrepreneurial landscape in Detroit. The Wright Museum continues to enhance its exhibits through technology and expands its performance stage. Plus, upcoming events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Riverfront East Alliance, Newlab, The Charles H. Wright Museum and some weekend events.

Riverfront Alliance, Newlab, Wright Museum, Weekend events

Contributors Stephen Henderson, Nolan Finley and Zoe Clark react to Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan’s 11th State of the City address. Detroit Public Television changes its name to Detroit PBS and announces its headquarters is moving to Detroit. Birdie’s Bookmobile, a Detroit literacy organization, brings the joy of reading to children. Plus, take a tour of the Outdoor Adventure Center in Detroit.

The State of the City, Detroit PBS, Birdie’s Bookmobile and the Outdoor Adventure Center.

Detroit SOTC, Birdie’s Bookmobile, Outdoor Aventure Center

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan shares what people can expect during the 2024 NFL Draft April 25-27. Visit Detroit President and CEO Claude Molinari and Faye Nelson from the Detroit Sports Organizing Corp discuss the NFL Draft’s impact on tourism in the city. Plus, a visit to the Ford Piquette Avenue Plant Museum shows an iconic collection of Detroit automotive history.

A special one-hour episode previewing the 2024 NFL Draft with Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan.

One Detroit presents a special 2024 NFL Draft episode

One Detroit contributor Stephen Henderson talks with Freep Film Festival Artistic Director and Co-Founder, Kathy Kieliszewski, and local filmmaker Razi Jafri about this year’s Freep Film Festival. One Detroit Senior Producer Bill Kubota interviews filmmaker Hamoody Jaafar about the documentary “Rouge” that’s opening the film festival. Plus, check out some upcoming events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

The 11th annual Freep Film Festival, a local documentary and upcoming weekend events.

2024 Free Film Festival, ‘Rouge’ documentary, Weekend events

Contributors Stephen Henderson, Nolan Finley and Zoe Clark weigh in on a tight Michigan senate race ahead of the 2024 election. Wayne State University’s AI for Mobility Program seeks to improve Detroit’s public transit system. Detroit Opera presents two new operas making their Detroit premiere. Plus, ways to celebrate Easter Sunday, the spring season and more on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Michigan U.S. senate race, AI for Mobility Program, Detroit Opera and upcoming events.

Michigan U.S. Senate race, AI for Mobility, Detroit Opera, Weekend events

Church of the Messiah supports more than 60 Venezuelan migrants who have recently arrived in Detroit. New data from the medical team at EHproject show African American women are at a greater risk for heart disease than white women. Detroit DJ Whodat talks with contributor Chien-An Yuan for Women’s History Month. Plus, check out ways to spend the first weekend of spring on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Venezuelan migrants in Detroit, heart disease, Detroit DJ Whodat and One Detroit Weekend.

Venezuelan migrants, Heart health, DJ Whodat, Weekend events

Detroit residents fight against heavy industry and concrete dust affecting air quality and living conditions in the Schoolcraft neighborhood. Grow Detroit’s Young Talent summer jobs program returns for its 10th year to recruit and employ thousands of Detroit teens and young adults. Plus, find ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and more around Detroit on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Concrete dust concerns, Grow Detroit’s Young Talent and St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.

Concrete dust concerns, GDYT summer jobs, St. Patrick’s Day

For Women’s History Month, world-renowned Detroit jazz drummer Gayelynn McKinney talks about her roots in jazz and the importance of showcasing women in music. Senior Producer Bill Kubota takes viewers to the Detroit Fine Arts Breakfast Club for a look at how it’s paving the way for the city’s emerging artists. Plus, ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and more on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Jazz drummer Gayelynn McKinney, Detroit Fine Arts Breakfast Club and weekend events.

Drummer Gayelynn McKinney, Detroit Fine Arts Breakfast Club

Eight-year-old Detroiter Rosie White goes viral with her video impressions of Black icons and historical figures. African American trailblazer George Shirley reflects on his career in opera and as a music educator. One Detroit contributors Stephen Henderson and Nolan Finley discuss how Michigan’s primary results may impact the presidential election. Plus, upcoming events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Detroiter Rosie White, Opera singer George Shirley, Michigan politics and upcoming events.

Rosie White, George Shirley, Michigan politics, March events

The University of Detroit Mercy opens the STAR Center, a new training and research center for local nursing students. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approves two new gene therapies for the treatment of sickle cell disease. Turning Point teaches Macomb County students about consent and sexual assault awareness. Plus, ways to celebrate Black History Month in and around Detroit.

STAR Center, sickle cell treatment, teen dating violence awareness and upcoming events.

STAR Center, Sickle Cell, Turning Point, Weekend events

Detroit residents are being asked to weigh in on newly proposed election district maps. The Zekelman Holocaust Center revamps its core exhibit to highlight local survivors’ stories. Detroit techno producer and trailblazer Carl Craig talks about the city’s techno roots and carving a lane for African Americans in electronic music. And, celebrate Black History Month and more around town this weekend.

New Detroit election maps, Holocaust survivor stories, Carl Craig and weekend events.

Election maps, Holocaust Center, Carl Craig, Weekend Events

“The Chinese Lady,” a play about the first Chinese woman in America, makes its Michigan premiere at Tipping Point Theatre in Northville. Author Rose Morton traces her family’s enslaved ancestry in her book “Our Family’s Keepers.” A look at Henry Louis Gates, Jr.’s “GOSPEL” documentary series and a performance from gospel singer Kevin Stewart. Plus, some events coming up with weekend.

“The Chinese Lady” play, Rose Morton’s ancestry, PBS “GOSPEL” series and weekend

‘The Chinese Lady,’ Rose Morton, ‘GOSPEL,’ Weekend events

Visit Detroit CEO Claude Molinari discusses Detroit’s plans for hosting the 2024 NFL Draft. Detroit-born screenwriter Rob Edwards talks about his new graphic novel detailing a little-known figure of America’s Black history: Robert Smalls. A retreat in Northern Michigan called Trauma Camp helps returning citizens adjust to life after prison. Plus, upcoming events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

NFL Draft in Detroit, Rob Edwards’ graphic novel, returning citizens and weekend events.

NFL Draft, Robert Smalls, Trauma Camp, One Detroit Weekend

One Detroit contributors Stephen Henderson, Nolan Finley and Zoe Clark weigh in on Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s sixth State of the State address. Contributor Daijah Moss visits the grand opening of Jollibee in Sterling Heights. The Detroit Youth Choir is featured in a new Disney+ series. Detroit Lions superfans share their enthusiasm for the team’s winning season. Plus, upcoming weekend events.

State of the State, Jollibee opening, Detroit Youth Choir, Lions fans and weekend events.

State of the State, Jollibee, DYC, Detroit Lions, new events

We take you to the 2024 Detroit Policy Conference hosted by the Detroit Regional Chamber. Hundreds of people attended the annual conference to talk about what it will take to grow the state’s population. One Detroit contributors Stephen Henderson, Nolan Finley and Zoe Clark sit down with business and policy leaders in the region to talk about attracting talent and businesses to Michigan.

Explore conversations about growing Michigan’s population and attracting new businesses.

Key conversations from the 2024 Detroit Policy Conference

Explore the role immigrants play in growing Michigan’s population with Global Detroit. The popular “Too Hot To Handel” concert returns to Detroit opera for its 20th anniversary. As Martin Luther King Jr. Day approaches, we’ll revisit last year’s 60th anniversary of two historic civil rights marches led by Dr. King. Plus, check out events coming up this weekend in metro Detroit.

Michigan’s immigrant population, ‘Too Hot To Handel,’ weekend events, the MLK Day holiday.

Global Detroit, ‘Too Hot To Handel,’ Weekend Events, MLK Day

The 2024 Detroit Policy Conference tackles Michigan’s population growth and business development. The owners of Black Box coffee share steps for entrepreneurship and running a small business. Rachel Liu Martindale is gearing up to open her bakery, Q Bakehouse and Market. Black Leaders Detroit discusses the importance of Black-owned businesses. Plus, upcoming weekend events.

2024 Detroit Policy Conference, Black Box coffee, Q Bakehouse and Black Leaders Detroit.

Entrepreneurship and efforts to grow Michigan’s population

We catch up with members of the In The Tradition jazz ensemble as they prepare to celebrate Kwanzaa with two upcoming musical performances. A look at the role Black churches play during the holidays to provide relief, support and hope for those in need. Detroit Historical Museum’s Hudson’s Holidays exhibit returns for its third year. Plus, upcoming holiday events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Kwanzaa performances, spreading holiday hope, Hudson’s Holidays and New Year’s Eve events.

Kwanzaa, Holiday hope, Hudson’s Holidays, Weekend events

Florine Mark's daughter Sheri Mark reflects her mother’s accomplishments and legacy. Two Detroit nonprofits provide help and hope to the city’s homeless during the holidays and beyond. The history of Wigilia, a Christmas Eve dinner tradition celebrated by Detroit’s Polish community. Plus, check out some of the holiday events and other activities coming up around town on “One Detroit Weekend.”

The legacy of Florine Mark, helping Detroit’s homeless, Polish Wigilia and weekend events.

Florine Mark, Homeless Support, Wigilia, One Detroit Weekend

A look at how two Michigan college prison programs are helping the incarcerated prepare for jobs when they’re released. A Detroit City Councilmember calls for a moratorium on new dollar stores after excessive blight. Rob Edwards discusses his forthcoming graphic novel “Defiant,” the Black history of Robert Smalls. Plus, check out what’s coming up around town on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Prison college programs, dollar store blight, a Robert Smalls novel and weekend events.

Prison education, Dollar store blight, Robert Smalls novel

A look at Washtenaw Community College’s FAME program and how it connects students to advanced manufacturing careers in Michigan. Area Agency on Aging 1-B's Julie Lowenthal joins the show for National Family Caregivers Month. Learn about Detroit’s indigenous history for Native American Heritage Month. Plus, check out what’s coming up this weekend around town on “One Detroit Weekend.”

WCC’s new program, family caregivers month, Detroit’s indigenous history, weekend events.

FAME program, Family Caregivers Month, Indigenous history

Blast Detroit’s new EV Automotive Mobility Program is training Detroiters to have the skills for the future of electrified jobs. A look at competing interests between businesses and residents over industry near Riverside Park. Artist and entrepreneur Dominic Pangborn has unveiled his final exhibit "Uncrated: A Final Retrospective.” Plus, check out upcoming holiday events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

An EV training program, a clash at Riverside Park and Dominic Pangborn’s final exhibit.

EV school, Riverside Park, Dominic Pangborn, Holiday events

Three Vietnam veterans from Southeast Michigan are pushing to rename Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. African American opera tenor George Shirley reflects on his trailblazing music career. Learn about the history of the Sanders Candy brand before the company’s beloved Bumpy Cakes go out of stock. Plus, Peter Whorf and Cecelia Sharpe share the events they recommend you check out this weekend.

A push to rename PTSD, opera tenor George Shirley, Sanders Bumpy Cake and weekend events.

Renaming PTSD, George Shirley, Bumpy Cake, Weekend events

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer discusses the Growing Michigan Together Council and where Michigan's population growth efforts are headed. Reboot and Third Man Records hosts a book talk with award-winning author Adam Mansbach for his novel “The Golem of Brooklyn.” The “Three Chaplains” documentary sheds light on Muslim military chaplains. Plus, check out upcoming events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Michigan’s population, author Adam Mansbach, ‘Three Chaplains’ film, One Detroit Weekend.

Gov. Whitmer, Monster Mash, Three Chaplains, Weekend events

The Detroit Riverfront Conservancy’s long-anticipated Uniroyal Promenade is now open. Detroit Public Theatre has opened its ninth season with Jennifer Maisel’s critically acclaimed 2019 play “Eight Nights.” Turning Point teaches a ninth grade health class about consent and sexual assault awareness. Plus, major renovations get underway as the Detroit Sound Conservancy revitalizes the Blue Bird Inn

Uniroyal Promenade, ‘Eight Nights,’ Turning Point, Blue Bird Inn and One Detroit Weekend.

Uniroyal path, ‘Eight Nights,’ Turning Point, Blue Bird Inn

One Detroit’s Bryce Huffman visited the Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation’s Pasa la Palabra: Latin-X-Tech event for Hispanic Heritage Month. Detroit-born author Curtis Chin talks about his memoir, "Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant.” FAR Therapeutic Arts & Recreation gears up for its annual FAR Friends performance. Plus, upcoming events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Latinx in technology, Curtis Chin’s new book, FAR Friends 2023 and events this weekend.

Latinx Tech, Curtis Chin, FAR Friends, One Detroit Weekend

Go behind the scenes of Detroit Opera’s re-envisioned production of “Madame Butterfly,” led by an all-Japanese and Japanese American creative team. A roundtable of AAPI community members talk about the Opera’s production and AAPI representation in the arts. Plus, check out this weekend’s events on “One Detroit Weekend” and FAR Therapeutic gets featured on “Detroit Performs: Live From Marygrove.”

Detroit Opera’s “Madame Butterfly,” AAPI representation and events happening this weekend.

‘Madame Butterfly,’ AAPI representation, One Detroit Weekend

One Detroit’s Elizabeth Stewart learns how libraries across metro Detroit have been impacted by book bans. Detroit Opera Music Director Roberto Kalb talks about the four upcoming operas slated for the 2023-24 season. Detroit-based artist and designer Mike Han presents his debut solo exhibition as part of Design Core Detroit's 13th annual Detroit Month of Design. Plus, “One Detroit Weekend.”

Book bans in Michigan, Detroit Opera’s new season, designer Mike Han, and weekend events.

Book bans, Detroit Opera, Mike Han, One Detroit Weekend

The historic United Auto Workers strike against Detroit’s Big Three automakers. Do Michiganders under the age of 30 plan to stay in the state? Little Amal visits Metro Detroit. Eight things to do this weekend in and around the city.

UAW Strike, Young Michiganders: Staying or Going, Little Amal, One Detroit Weekend

UAW Strike, Young Michiganders: Staying or Going

Detroit Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Nikolai Vitti talks about this summer’s The School at Marygrove’s first graduating class and what he’s prioritizing for the new school year. For Hispanic Heritage Month, a look at a Southwest Detroit dance troupe that is preserving Mexican tradition and culture. Plus, check out some fun and entertainment in and around Detroit this weekend.

DPSCD Superintendent Dr. Nikolai Vitti, Ballet Folklorico de Detroit, and weekend events

Dr. Nikolai Vitti, Ballet Folklorico Detroit, Weekend events

Explore how food intersects with business, education and the environment in and around Detroit in this special food-themed episode. Learn about the creation of Detroit’s Velvet Peanut Butter company. Hear about Sozai Restaurant owner and chef Hajime Sato’s sustainable seafood practices. Plus, see how the Detroit Food Academy is cooking up the next generation of young leaders.

A food-themed show with Velvet Peanut Butter, Sozai Restaurant and Detroit Food Academy.

Velvet Peanut Butter, Sozai sushi, Detroit Food Academy

The 2023 Detroit Jazz Festival is here. Detroit Jazz Festival Foundation President Chris Collins talks about world-class Detroit musicians performing at this year’s festival, and 2023 poster artist Brittini Ward shares how members of her family inspired the artwork. Plus, a conversation with artist-in-residence Karriem Riggins. And check out what you can do around town on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Preview the 44th annual Detroit Jazz Festival performers, the official poster and more.

The 2023 Detroit Jazz Festival: Performers, poster and more

2023 Detroit Jazz Festival: Performers, poster and more

The historic tie between the 1963 March on Washington and the Detroit Walk to Freedom and how they changed civil rights in America. State Sen. Darrin Camilleri shares how the MiLEAP program will play a role in the state’s population growth. For National Black Business Month, two business owners share the challenges faced by Black women entrepreneurs. Plus, check out what’s happening this weekend.

Detroit’s civil rights legacy, Michigan’s population growth and Black Business Month.

Civil rights legacy, Darrin Camilleri, Black Business Month

Several Detroit organizations came together to promote peace and highlight the diligent work of the youth in Detroit. Focus: HOPE expands its Food for Seniors program to assist more seniors experiencing food insecurity. BridgeDetroit’s Malachi Barrrett gives an update on the concerns behind Detroit’s ShotSpotter expansion. Plus, check out events around town on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Youth leadership, a seniors food program, the ShotSpotter expansion and weekend events.

City of Peace, Food for Seniors, ShotSpotter, Weekend events

A new report from the Citizens Research Council of Michigan and Altarum reveals startling insights into Michigan’s health trends. For hip hop’s 50th anniversary, contributor Bryce Huffman explores Detroit’s own hip hop history. World-renowned Detroit jazz drummer Gayelynn McKinney talks about her upcoming Women Who Drum festival. Plus, find your weekend plans on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Michigan’s health trends, hip hop’s anniversary, Gayelynn McKinney, One Detroit Weekend

Health trends, hip hop, Gayelynn Mckinney, Weekend events

Despite backlash from the Asian American community, a historic building in Detroit’s former Chinatown has been demolished. The band Almost Famous hosts a benefit concert for CURE Childhood Cancer. The 17th annual ARISE Detroit! Neighborhoods Day returns with more than 150 events and community service projects around the city. Plus, check out what you can do around town on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Chinatown demolition, Cancer concert, ARISE Detroit’s Neighborhoods Day, Weekend events

Chinatown, Cancer concert, ARISE Detroit!, Weekend events

Zoe Clark and Richard Florida discuss the results from a new study about Michigan’s declining population. Plus, they talk about placemaking and how to ensure the state’s long-term prosperity. Looking for some summer fun in Detroit? From Sterlingfest to a Whitney Houston tribute, the Arab & Chaldean Festival and the Wayne County Fair, check out what you can do around town on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Imagining Michigan’s future with Richard Florida, weekend events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Imagining Michigan’s future, Weekend events around Detroit

National Endowment for the Arts Chair Dr. Maria Rosario Jackson heads to Detroit to talk about the importance of the arts in building healthy communities. Hear from the filmmakers behind the documentary “We Thrive,” a film that celebrates and chronicles the history of Armenian music in Detroit. Plus, plan your weekend events with “One Detroit Weekend” and singer Emily Rose performs “Alma.”

Dr. Maria Rosario Jackson, Armenian music, One Detroit Weekend, and singer Emily Rose.

NEA chair, Armenian music, Weekend events, Singer Emily Rose

Satori Shakoor debuts her solo theater production, “Confessions of a Menopausal Femme Fatale,” about the challenges of menopause. BridgeDetroit and One Detroit teamed up to break down the I-375 Reconnecting Communities Project. National Arab Orchestra Founder and Music Director Michael Ibrahim talks about uniting communities through global music. Check out weekend events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Satori Shakoor play, I-375 redevelopment, Concert of Colors and weekend events in Detroit.

‘Confessions’ play, I-375, Concert of Colors, Weekend Events

We’re sharing future of work stories about innovative entrepreneurs from across the culinary, healthcare and fashion industries and the progress they’re making in Michigan’s economic landscape. This episode features interviews with The Kitchen by Cooking with Que Founder Quiana Broden, Wareologie Founder Gina Adams and Deviate Fashion Co-Founders Cassidy and Kelsey Tucker.

Detroit restaurant Cooking with Que, medical company Wareologie, and Deviate Fashion.

Cooking with Que, Wareologie, Deviate, Weekend events

Detroit’s oldest gay bar, Gigi’s, celebrates 50 years as a cultural staple and haven for Detroit’s LGBTQ+ community. The Charles H. Wright Museum’s African World Festival returns for its 40th year celebrating the arts and culture of the African diaspora. Highlights from the Detroit Branch NAACP’s four-day June Jubilee events. Plus, events happening around Detroit this weekend.

Gigi’s 50th, African World Festival, the 60th Detroit Walk to Freedom, and weekend events.

Gigi’s, African World Festival, June Jubilee, Weekend events

The Detroit Branch NAACP plans to unveil a bronze statue of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Hart Plaza. One Detroit visits the Detroit Northwestern High School’s inaugural Juneteenth parade to celebrate the nation’s newest federal holiday. Plus, we break down how Detroit plans to spend the rest of its $827 million in pandemic aid funding by 2025. And, events happening around town this weekend.

Martin Luther King Jr. statue, Juneteenth parade, pandemic aid, One Detroit Weekend

MLK statue, Juneteenth parade, ARPA funds, Weekend events

Rev. Dr. JoAnn Watson shares how the 1963 Detroit Walk to Freedom impacted her life ahead of the 60th anniversary. Three members of Gen Z share what they think about the future of work and staying in Michigan after graduation. The Church of the Messiah gears up for its annual Silence the Violence march to honor gun violence victims. Plus, Father’s Day, Juneteenth and more on “One Detroit Weekend.”

The Detroit Walk to Freedom, Gen Z in the workforce, and the Silence the Violence march.

Detroit Freedom Walk, Gen Z Workforce, Silence the Violence

The School at Marygrove held a monumental commencement ceremony for its first graduating class. BridgeDetroit reporter Malachi Barrett outlines Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan’s proposed property tax changes. Detroit DJ Stacey "Hotwaxx" Hale talks about her early roots and rise in Deejaying for Black Music Month. Plus, we highlight the events happening around town on “One Detroit Weekend.”

The School at Marygrove graduation, Detroit property taxes, and DJ Stacey “Hotwaxx” Hale.

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