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Music, Magic and Fur in the Air… There’s plenty to hear and see in the Metro Area, as always… The Detroit Kennel Club Dog Show Cobo Center March 2-3, 2013 Website Excerpt: “The 110th and 111th annual Detroit Kennel Club Dog Shows will be held on Saturday and Sunday, March 2 & 3,...
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More to enjoy those hot summer days and balmy summer nights… Wild Beasts, Wild Wine at the Detroit Zoo Friday, July 27, 2012, 6-10:30 p.m. The 21-and-over event will sample wines from local and national wineries and vineyards. Guests will enjoy live music, exclusive after-hours access to the Zoo’s award-winning habitats at twilight, complimentary...
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Music surrounds you weekly for the summer in most localities… The weekend may be over, but there are 5 weekdays to enjoy more of what the summer months have to offer. Here in Southfield you have lunch and evening specials to choose from. For lunchtime there’s the: Eat to the Beat Lunchtime Concerts...
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Walking into this cool shop really ignites the senses. The smell, the vibe, the cool stuff throughout. It’s a collectors dream especially if you have a love for vinyl records! You’ll find cd’s that you couldn’t find anywhere else along with gear for indie bands that isn’t at your local FYE. Owner Todd Fundaro...
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Jason Gillinger I recently met with Jason Gittinger, founder of The Detroit School of Rock and Pop Music(DSRP) and drummer for the band The Mega 80′s, to get a look at his environmentally-friendly operation with flooring from the Michigan State Fairgrounds Coliseum and doors and windows from an architectural salvage warehouse in Detroit. Upon first walkabout, I...
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I often tell people that the Midwest has the most native musical talent in the country. Don’t get me wrong, there are amazing bands and songwriters in cities like Seattle and Brooklyn and Nashville–but how many of those people were actually born in those cities? Not many. There’s something wholly unique about the music of...
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Looking out the window and with my hand inside a bag of croutons, I saw my girlfriend pulling up to our apartment. There was a brown, paper grocery bag in the front seat of the car. This seemed like good timing. Rather than green peppers and a six pack, the bag contained 20 or...
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Don’t let the ball drop on your plans! Here are a few things to remember when planning for a New Year’s Eve celebration (and no it’s not too early). Baby Sitter Let’s face it. Somebody has to stay home with the kids. If you’ve hired a reliable baby sitter to watch your little bambinos...
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Newly Senate-approved legislation makes way for the red carpet in the great state of Michigan. Despite talks and numbers that had fallen apart in the past, $25 million in incentives has been given the green light in order to bait movie and film companies to hire Michigan workers and base their businesses in the...
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“A wise man once said–’the skill in attending a party is knowing when it’s time to leave.’ We built something extraordinary together. We did this thing. And now we’re going to walk away from it.” –Michael Stipe Today, R.E.M. announced that they’re no longer a band. While they may have stopped being a “big...
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