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This Michigan Filipino Bakery Makes Ube Brownies And Fresh Pandesal
The brownies here are naturally purple. That color comes from ube, a Filipino purple yam with a mellow, nutty sweetness. The ube doesn’t stop at brownies, either. It shows up in cookies, cheesecake Danish, rolls, and even a flaky kouign amann. Meanwhile, soft pandesal rolls wait nearby, slightly sweeter than a regular dinner roll.
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Husband-Wife Duo Opens Detroit's First Black-Owned Beyond Juicery on Livernois
A husband-and-wife team is bringing Detroit's first Black-owned Beyond Juicery + Eatery to the University District, with the new shop set to open to the public on November 21 at 11 a.m. at 17149 Livernois Avenue. John and Allyson Smith will mark the occasion with an invitation-only media preview, smoothie social and ribbon-cutting the day before, on November 20 at noon, featuring Mayor Mary Sheffield.
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Motown Museum Brings Hitsville Tours Back Before Its 2027 Expansion
Motown Museum is reopening the little Detroit house that helped change American music before its much larger expansion opens. Public tours of Hitsville U.S.A. resume December 17, according to the museum’s reopening announcement. Visitors have been unable to take the house tour since January while preservation work and construction...
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Kiara Smith on how Fresh and Pressed supports your gut health
Kiara Smith never planned to open a juice bar. A wife, mother of two and author of a children’s book inspired by her family, she started juicing at home to support her children’s gut health. When people began asking to buy what she made, a family remedy became a business.
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Eastern Market Transforms into Detroit’s Ultimate Holiday Shopping Experience
Michigan Events Blogger November 14, 2026 0 Detroit , Events , Holidays , Michigan Photo courtesy of Eastern Market Thanksgiving Market, four Sunday Holiday Markets and year-round Saturday shopping offer Detroiters opportunities to shop local throughout the season. A Detroit holiday tradition returns as Eastern Market’s Holiday Market series transforms the sheds into a festive destination for local shopping, food and community spirit through Dec. 20. Five specialty holiday markets will complement Eastern Market’s year-round Saturday Market, offering everything from fresh ingredients for holiday meals to locally made gifts, providing opportunities for shoppers to support small businesses and make the most of their holiday budgets. The holiday series kicks off with the Thanksgiving Food Market on Tuesday, Nov. 24, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., offering a one-stop shopping destination for seasonal ingredients and locally sourced products to prepare Thanksgiving meals. Following Thanksgiving, four Sunday Holiday Markets will transform Eastern Market into a festive shopping hub filled with Michigan-made gifts and seasonal favorites. Visitors can browse offerings from local makers and small businesses, including clothing, art, jewelry, beauty products and more, while finding unique and affordable gifts for everyone on their holiday shopping lists. The district will also host their