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Duo exhibition ‘What We Notice: Living in Art’ runs Oct. 2-23
Grosse Pointe artist Ashley Menth already knew Detroit artist Tzu Poré through their shared membership in the Detroit Fine Arts Breakfast Club. But it was seeing his work for the first time, at one of his exhibitions, that stopped her. “His work is multilayered and so…
Scenes from the stage: Weezer
Weezer threw a massive house party in Detroit Wednesday night. Little Caesars Arena became the site of Weezer’s The Gathering tour, with the stage transformed into a suburban backyard complete with a house, fence and even shoes dangling overhead from the power lines. After…
Creative Washtenaw presents "The Get Down" concerts the first weekend in October
Creative Washtenaw is sponsoring "The Get Down", a pair of community concerts this coming Saturday, October 3 in Detroit and Sunday, October 4 in Ann Arbor. Drummer Ali Jackson and pianist Mr. B joined Michael Jewett in "The Music Room" to talk about the event.
Skilla Baby Makes Space for Vulnerability on The Price of Fame
The Detroit rapper grounds his debut studio album in personal reflection, community and legacy. The post Skilla Baby Makes Space for Vulnerability on The Price of Fame first appeared on The Hilltop .
Movie Junkie Mark: ‘The Art of Racing in the Rain’
“The Art of Racing in the Rain” 2019 – Rated PG 1 hr 49 min 4/5 Stars Stories told by animals can be a delight. I’ve recently viewed three such movies. “Good Boy” was a creepy horror film as seen through the eyes of a pet dog. It isn’t narrated by the canine so you’re left on…
Local performing arts students selected to perform with Broadway star Sutton Foster
LAPEER COUNTY — A pair of talented performing arts students from Lapeer County will share the stage with Broadway star Sutton Foster this fall. Griffyn Fenner, a junior at Lapeer High School, and Nevaeh Ritten, a junior at Imlay City High School, have been chosen to appear in “An…
Canton Township
Published September 22The Village Theater At Cherry Hill Announces 2026/2027 Season
The Village Theater at Cherry Hill, Canton’s premier performing arts center since 2004, is pleased to announce its upcoming 2026/2027 season, featuring an exceptional lineup of music, theater, dance, art, cultural celebrations, and more!
Canton Township
Published September 22About the Theater
The Village Theater at Cherry Hill (owned and operated by Canton Township) is a 400-seat, premiere performing / visual arts and education center offering opportunities for all ages to experience the arts and culture as both participants and patrons.
Canton Township
Published September 22The Gallery at Cherry Hill To Feature 32nd Annual Canton Fine Arts Exhibition
The Gallery at Cherry Hill is set to exhibit artwork from the 32nd Annual Canton Fine Arts Exhibition through October 30, 2026, bringing together works from some of the best artists throughout southeastern Michigan.
ART Doing Good puts out call to artists for new mural in downtown Howell
ART Doing Good — a Howell-based nonprofit creating community-inspired public art — is inviting Michigan-based artists and artist teams to apply for a new mural at 214 S. Michigan Ave. in downtown Howell. The project builds on ART Doing Good’s work using public art to reflect the…
Mayor Hammoud invites rapper Macklemore to perform in Dearborn after removal from Ed Sheeran tour over “Free Palestine” remarks
DEARBORN — The removal of rapper Macklemore from British singer Ed Sheeran’s tour after he chanted “Free Palestine” onstage during one of its New Jersey concerts has sparked widespread outrage in artistic and public circles across the United States, reaching Dearborn, where Mayor…
War Memorial to break ground on theater reconstruction
GROSSE POINTE FARMS — “We’re back!” said Maria Miller, president and CEO of The War Memorial, as she announced a groundbreaking ceremony to reconstruct the former Patriot Theater, which was rendered a total loss amid the devastation of flooding and basement backups in June 2021.…