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For decades, the world changed, but Detroit stayed the same. You could go to any one of dozens of restaurants, dance floors, stages, shops, museums, or “ethnic festivals” downtown, and you could be guaranteed nothing would have been much different from your last visit.
How times change! It’s getting to the point where the annual guide for the Detroit area — originally dreamed up for visitors — could be a handy helper for the local yokel astonished by all the new eateries, electronic clubs, markets, galleries, and quirky new annual festivals of every stripe.
We hope this annual presentation shows some of the very best of Detroit, old and new, as well as some inventive ideas to stimulate your imagination when it comes to where to go and what to do.
We’ve come a long way since Detroit was regarded as that fading, industrial city used to apologizing for itself. There’s so much to see and experience, if only you know where to look. See if you don’t have a few more ideas after browsing through these articles.
How to spend a whole day enjoying Detroit's artistic offerings (without going to the DIA)
Your guide to annual events, festivals and attractions
Dream Tap Takeover: What would you have on tap at home?
A critical guide to Detroit's best coffee shops
A Vegetarian/vegan guide to Detroit
33 1/3 essential albums from metro Detroit
Using the periodic table to explain metro Detroit dining
These days our region has enough distilleries to outfit a home bar
Detroit has some of the best record stores in the country
