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This No-Frills Michigan Donut Shop Quietly Turns Out Some Of The Best Apple Fritters In The State
There is something quintessentially American about a strip mall storefront that doesn’t need neon to scream its greatness. While the rest of the world is busy chasing “artisanal” fads and gold-leafed nonsense, I’m looking for that honest, flour-dusted sanctuary where the coffee is hot and the craft is king.
FOX 2 Detroit
Nicko McBain from Iron Maiden vistis Autorama
unearththevoyage.com
Dine Inside a Restored Firehouse at This Stylish Detroit Hotspot
There is a restaurant in downtown Detroit where you can eat dinner under ceilings that once echoed with the sounds of firefighters rushing to an emergency. The building is a 1929 firehouse, and the transformation it has undergone is genuinely jaw-dropping. Every detail, from the preserved fire pole to the...
hoodline.com
Downtown Wine Star Vertical Detroit To Go Dark As Owners Bet Big On Plymouth
Vertical Detroit, the wine-centric restaurant tucked beneath the Ashley apartment building in downtown Detroit, is on its way out. Owners James and Remy Lutfy say the Centre Street dining room will close on or before March 28, 2026, as they sell the restaurant and shift their energy into growing their Fine Wine Source retail business, including a planned Plymouth location.
wlen.com
Itchycoo Park concert set for Tecumseh Center for the Arts
TECUMSEH — The Itchycoo Park concert is coming to the Tecumseh Center for the Arts on Saturday, March 7. The six-piece tribute band, rooted in the Detroit and Michigan region, will perform at 7:30 p.m. at the Tecumseh Center for the Arts, 400 North Maumee in Tecumseh. Itchycoo Park...
HometownLife.com
Joseph's Brunch House opens in downtown Northville
NORTHVILLE — After 37 years as a downtown staple, Joseph’s Coney Island has officially transformed into Joseph’s Brunch House, unveiling a $200,000 renovation and revamped breakfast-and-lunch fare designed to reflect changing tastes. Patrons will first notice a full refresh of the eatery’s interior, renovated to a brighter,...
wheninyourstate.com
Must-visit college-town restaurants famous for massive portions
College towns are famous for late nights, packed stadiums, and serious appetites. Across the country, certain restaurants have earned cult status for serving plates that overwhelm trays and challenge even the hungriest students. From stacked deli sandwiches to pizza pies wider than textbooks, these must-visit spots near major campuses deliver...
MLive
fox2detroit.com
Birmingham Burger Battle: Lawsuit alleges one eatery is impersonating another
Hunter House is Birmingham's oldest restaurant in town. It's also relocating to a different location. In the meantime, the new owners of the old location have opened their own restaurant that used signage eerily similar to the original. It's now the subject of a lawsuit.
thepurplepulse.com
Woodhaven Students Featured in Upcoming Lightning Thief Musical
Come down to the Downriver Actors Guild within 2nd Street Performing Arts Center to see their production of The Lightning Thief (originally adapted by Joe Tracz and Rob Rokicki). That’s right! From Feb. 20th to March 1st you can see an iconic musical produced by our very own choir teacher, Mrs. Hymer. The show’s musical and assistant direction is taken up by Mr. Hymer, and it features numerous WHS students/alumni. Including: Zander Stec as Luke, with Cameron Abel, Noah Baron, Conor Hatfield, Makenzie Fitzsimmons, Delaney Ryan, Addison Walter, and Anthony Pizzimenti in the ensemble. Many ensemble members also have special featured roles; for instance, Abel is featured as the minotaur and Hades, while Baron is aged up to play a (very smelly) stepfather.
Michigan Daily
Things to do around Ann Arbor in March
As the Ann Arbor community prepares for spring and St. Patrick’s Day festivities, local organizations and businesses are hosting a variety of events throughout the month of March. From film festivals to charity runs, here are nine things happening in Ann Arbor this month. March 6: Fly Fishing Film...
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Highlands Detroit To Close May 2027 as RenCen Demolition Nears
Highlands Detroit will shut its doors in May 2027. The restaurant occupies floors 71 and 72 of the Renaissance Center, where two towers face demolition as part of a $1.6 billion makeover project. Chef Shawn McClain said this timeline allows the restaurant to remain open through two big events happening...
whatnow.com
New Coffee Shop and Creamery Planned for Downtown Trenton
A Greek-American owned cafe is coming to the Downriver suburb soon. Mazee is a new coffee shop and creamery coming to 2975 W Jefferson Avenue in Trenton. This is the former Elizabeth Perk Coffee & Ice Cream location. An opening date has not been announced, but it will arrive sometime this spring.
WLNS
David Songer’s music career and philanthropy
This week, Chivon Kloepfer catches up with David Songer, a long-time mid-Michigan performer and musician who holds the record with the Detroit Tigers for singing the National Anthem. He has given back to his community for decades with his musical gifts and has helped raise more than $100,000 for the Grand Ledge Opera House. Chivon sits with David to learn even more about his incredible musical career.