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Michigan AG says raids on Gaza activists part of crackdown on ‘criminal acts’
The investigation involves nearly a dozen incidents, including vandalism at the homes of U-M officials
By Steve Neavling
Tags: Michigan, Civil Rights, Education, Dana Nessel, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Canton, Ypsilanti, TAHRIR Coalition, vandalism, graffiti
FBI, police raid homes of pro-Palestinian activists tied to U-M protests
This is the second time Attorney General Dana Nessel’s office has targeted activists at the University of Michigan
Tags: Michigan, Education, Police, Dana Nessel, University of Michigan, Canton, Ann Arbor, FBI, Ypsilanti, pro-Palestinian activists, protests
Astronomicon launches in larger Ypsilanti venue
Celebrity guests for this year’s pop culture convention include Bruce Campbell, Tommy Chong, Jason Lee, and many more
By Lee DeVito
Tags: Things to Do, Critics’ Picks, Music, Astronomicon, Ypsilanti, Twiztid, Slideshow
Michigan Beer Festival returns this weekend to celebrate Michigan Beer Month
Set for July 26-27 at Ypsilanti’s Riverside Park, the festival will showcase hundreds of beers from top Michigan breweries
By Layla McMurtrie
Tags: Drink News, Things to Do, Michigan Beer Month, Michigan Beer Festival, Michigan breweries, Detroit breweries, Ypsilanti, Whitmer, Governor Gretchen Whitmer
Two Ypsilanti-based women open accessible space for local artists to grow and connect
Ypsi Bloom Studio & Gallery offers open studio hours, a gallery shop, workshops, and more
Tags: Arts, Local Businesses, News, Ypsilanti, Women-owned, Black-owned, artist spaces metro Detroit, Ypsi Bloom Studio & Gallery, jewelry-making, printmaking, Slideshow
After four long years, Ypsi’s Deja Vu Showgirls strip club is back in business
It weathered COVID-19, a fire, and lawsuits
Tags: Metro Detroit, Adult, Local Businesses, Ypsilanti, Deja Vu Showgirls, metro Detroit strip clubs
New Ypsilanti business Bloodroot Herb Shop hopes to be a community resource
You can visit the store for its grand opening on Saturday, Aug. 26
Tags: Culture, Arts & Culture, Environment, Local Businesses, Nature, Things to Do, Bloodroot Herb Shop, Ypsilanti, small businesses, astrology, community resources
Ann Arbor’s Evan Haywood hosts art show at The Deep End
‘I want everybody to just come and be their truest self,’ he says
Tags: Arts Stories & Interviews, Art, Music, Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, The Deep End Cafe and Gallery, Events, The Deep End Cafe & Gallery
Once-ravaged Ypsilanti landmark sees new life as a dispensary
Quality Roots' seventh Michigan dispensary is located in the 101-year-old Farm Bureau building
Tags: Canna-Business, Weed, Weed, Cannabis, historic preservation, Ypsilanti, Frog Island Brewery, Quality Roots, Slideshow
Ypsi’s The Deep End Cafe & Gallery is for the people
Detroit poet promotes healthy living and local art at new coffee shop
Tags: Arts Stories & Interviews, Arts & Culture, Coffee, Art, Coffee, Food, Poetry, Ypsilanti, The Deep End Cafe & Gallery
Herbology launches Ypsilanti cannabis dispensary
The festivities will feature DJs, food trucks, giveaways, and games
Tags: Canna-Business, Weed, Herbology Cannabis Co., dispensary, Ypsilanti, marijuana, cannabis, grand opening, Slideshow
‘Spark in the Park’ hip-hop and cannabis festival set for Ypsi
The inaugural event was originally planned to be held last year in Hazel Park
Tags: One Hitters, Music, Weed, Spark in the Park, Ypsilanti, cannabis festivals in Michigan, Riverside Park, Method Man, Redman, B-Real, Ying Yang Twins, Trick Trick, My Detroit Players
Country star Jelly Roll coming to Ypsilanti to discuss his new album and biopic
The breakout act recently released his cannabis brand Bad Apple in Michigan
Tags: Cannabis News, Weed, Jelly Roll, musician, country music, The Patient Station, marijuana, album, biopic, Ypsilanti
Funeral home owner files malicious prosecution lawsuit against Michigan Attorney General
O’Neil Swanson says he believes he was targeted for political gain and because he’s Black
Tags: Michigan News, News, O'Neil Swanson, Swanson Funeral home, funeral home, Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Washtenaw County District Court, lawsuit, Michigan Court of Claims, malicious prosecution
Laith Al-Saadi: ‘It’s time we stopped putting people in cages for using a plant’
The former contestant on ‘The Voice’ performs at Ypsilanti’s CannaJam Festival on Saturday
By Jim McFarlin
Tags: Local Music, Music, Weed, Laith Al-Saadi, CannaJam, Ypsilanti, Michigan marijuana magazine, Cannabis, Media Detroit, Cannabis, Magazine, Detroit, Cannabis, Newspaper Detroit, Marijuana Media Detroit
10th Starbucks store in Michigan votes to unionize as movement gains more momentum
Of the 12 Starbucks stores that voted to unionize in Michigan, only two voted against it
Tags: Michigan News, Labor, Starbucks, labor union, Ypsilanti, Michigan, coffee
Photographer Doug Coombe celebrates the music scenes of Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti with multimedia exhibition
‘Last Night a Camera Saved My Life’ includes a number of events throughout the weekend
Tags: Arts Stories & Interviews, Music, Doug Coombe, Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, Cultureverse
Ypsilanti’s Bellflower restaurant serves up deep cuts
The nearly two-years-old spot has an eclectic menu with an emphasis on seafood
By Jane Slaughter
Tags: Restaurant reviews, Restaurant Reviews, Bellflower, Ypsilanti, seafood
The old Detroit Central Market gets revived, an adult Easter egg hunt, stoner metal in Hamtramck, and more things to do
Select events happening in metro Detroit
By Metro Times editorial staff
Tags: Things to Do, The Henry Ford, Detroit Central Market, Greenfield Village, Detroit, things to do, Fowling, Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor
The WellFlower to open new recreational dispensary in Ypsilanti
The Manistee based cannabis company expands to metro Detroit with second location
By Alex Washington
Tags: Canna-Business, weed, marijuana, up north, manistee, lake michigan, ypsilanti, eastern michigan university
Rep. Thanedar introduces articles of impeachment against Trump
The White Stripes earn rightful place in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Raids on Pro-Palestinian activists in Michigan raise fears of political targeting
