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The Don Was Motor City Playlist celebrates five years on air
Today marks a milestone at WDET as the Don Was Motor City Playlist celebrates five years on air. Don Was and co-host Ann Delisi have delivered crate after crate of deep cuts and hits since 2021, helping listeners discover new favorite tracks and providing stories about Detroit’s cultural history every Friday night.
MetroTimes
The Greater Detroit Music Census needs you
Detroit is known as one of the world’s great music cities, thanks to rich legacies like Motown, rock ’n’ roll, hip-hop, techno, and more. However, it could be better. Exactly how is what organizers behind The Greater Detroit Music Census hope to find out. The survey aims...
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Dearborn, Michigan to Welcome First Aldi Grocery Store as Discount Chain Replaces Former Big Lots on Ford Road
DEARBORN, MICHIGAN — A major retail change is coming to Dearborn as city officials confirm that the community will soon welcome its first Aldi grocery store, replacing a former Big Lots location along one of the city’s busiest commercial corridors. The new store is planned for Ford Road...
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Student Virtuosos Crash Detroit's Orchestra Hall For Big-Buzz Premiere
Interlochen Arts Academy students are stepping straight into the big leagues at Orchestra Hall on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, sharing the stage with members of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra for Imagine US: Celebrating America at 250. The one-night program features a brand-new cello concerto by Wynton Marsalis, Reena Esmail’s RE|member, and a reimagined take on Charles Ives’ Symphony No. 4 in a cross-disciplinary mix of music, dance, theater and visual art. Cristian Măcelaru will conduct, with cellist Tommy Mesa serving as guest soloist for the Detroit performance.
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Howell’s Former Stateside Deli to Be Replaced by Brunch House This Year
Two Southeast Michigan locals are bringing a new brunch house to the town. Owners Marjan and Katarina Berishaj are hard at work to introduce a new brunch house to the Howell area at 4140 E Grand River Avenue this year. This follows Stateside Deli‘s move to Brighton. Marjan told What Now Detroit that right now there is no opening date as construction is starting and it is early in the planning process.
MLive
A sneak peek inside the swanky new Asian restaurant opening near Comerica Park
DETROIT - We’re getting a sneak peek at the swanky Asian restaurant about to open right by Comerica Park. This restaurant is located in just three other cities: Chicago with two locations, Tampa and Nashville each with one, with Detroit soon to be the fifth restaurant. Sunda New Asian...
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Fish Fry Friday: Dave Rexroth at St. Michael the Archangel
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Ray's Ice Cream rolls out new flavors
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Detroit’s Hidden Market Café Is Small in Size but Big on Flavor
There is a spot tucked inside one of Detroit’s most vibrant neighborhoods where the smell of fresh-baked bread hits you before you even reach the door. It is the kind of place where you can grab a morning coffee, pick up organic groceries, and still have time to sit outside and watch the neighborhood wake up.
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Basha’s Hot Chicken and Seafood on the Way to Clinton Township This Spring
A new seafood and chicken spot with halal meat is coming to the township this month. Basha’s Hot Chicken & Seafood has announced a third location is opening at 36529 Southbound Gratiot Avenue. This will not be the only new restaurant from the company as more are under construction and have not been announced. Owner Mohamad Albasha told What Now Detroit he is hoping to open in about two weeks.
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20 Cozy Soup Counters Across America Serving Beef Stew That Tastes Like a Warm Blanket
There is something magical about a bowl of beef stew on a cold day. Rich broth, tender chunks of meat, and soft vegetables all come together like a hug in a bowl. Across America, certain soup counters have mastered this comfort food in ways that keep locals coming back again and again. From cozy delis in Michigan to laid-back cafes in California, these spots serve beef stew that feels like home.
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Still Rolling Pasta by Hand After 30 Years and 3 Generations
There is a small Italian restaurant in Southgate, Michigan, that has been quietly doing something most places stopped doing decades ago: rolling pasta by hand, every single day, the way it has always been done. Three generations of one family have kept this tradition alive, and the result is the kind of food that makes people drive across town on a Wednesday just to get a table.
The Detroit Free Press
Jazz magic happens at Sunday jam sessions at this Detroit venue
On a typical Sunday night at Aretha’s Jazz Café, the music comes first, the lessons sneak in and the community does the rest. The venue's Sunday evening educational jazz jam sessions are celebrating their 10th anniversary in 2026 — a milestone that underscores how a simple idea, done well and done consistently, can leave a lasting mark. The sessions are curated by their creator, Scott Gwinnell, Music Hall’s music education director and lead teaching artist. For arts institutions juggling tight budgets and big expectations, measuring impact can be elusive. Not every program lands where it’s intended. But after a decade of weekly jams, the success of Music Hall’s Sunday series is evidenced by its longevity, its growing audience and the musicians who keep coming back. A Sunday tradition built on sound, learning and community Held on most Sundays when the Music Hall’s main stage is dark, the jam sessions blend jazz’s time-honored mentor-student tradition with modern educational support. Participants have access to online resources, hands-on coaching and personalized guidance that touches on both musical development and career pathways. The result is a learning environment that feels equal parts classroom, workshop and hang. Each year, more than 150 musicians take part,
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Grand Opening set for 3-story rock and roll restaurant in Royal Oak
ROYAL OAK, MI - Royal Oak rock and roll city is almost upon us as two music legends will soon open their 3-story restaurant there. KISS members, Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons are behind the 12,000 sq. ft. restaurant, bar and concert venue. Rock and Brews Restaurant and Concert Bar...