Vol. 45, No. 4
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The social media app has seen an explosion of new users following the election
By Lee DeVito
Raising chickens, ducks, and bees allowed in Detroit under new urban farming rules
Urban agriculture advocates in Detroit have been working toward a livestock ordinance since 2013
By Steve Neavling
Detroit River refuge’s ancient forest gets national recognition
The refuge’s inclusion in the Old-Growth Forest Network underscores the importance of preserving natural spaces for public enjoyment and biodiversity
Japanese department store Teso Life announces first Michigan location
The chain is known for selling Japanese snacks, cosmetics, homeware, stationary, toys, and more
Pro-Palestinian choir sues Detroit over alleged censorship at Campus Martius
Park security silenced the choir’s caroling calling for a ceasefire last holiday season, claiming their message was “too controversial”
Detroit activist Malik Shabazz hospitalized again as he faces new health challenges
“His commitment to Detroit and the people of Detroit is second to none,” his friend Sam Riddle says
Michigan state senators revive sweeping police reform package
While previous attempts to pass similar legislation failed, the reintroduction comes as public pressure for police accountability remains strong
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan won’t seek fourth term
While Duggan is looking toward the possibility of a new chapter in Michigan politics, his decision marks the end of an era in Detroit
Lapointe: Local neo-Nazis tweak Michigan’s mean streak
Anne Frank blasphemy another sign of Trumpist times
By Joe Lapointe
OVER THE CLIFF
By Tom Tomorrow
Stop The Gloat
By Clay Jones
How Detroit-area artist Ashley Marie’s green palette creates a bridge to the spirit realm
The figurative oil painter’s work sits on the threshold of where past, present, future, living, and dead converge
By Randiah Camille Green
Detroit’s Christmas tree lighting festivities set for Campus Martius Park
It’s about to get lit
By Kara Frank
Metro Times photog Doug Coombe shows generations of Detroit icons at Ann Arbor Art Center
The exhibition includes snaps of Iggy Pop, Wayne Kramer, the Detroit Cobras, the White Stripes, and Eminem (just to name a few)
Ferndale event grants free entry with donation of menstrual products
Old Soul Vintage’s 7th annual “For The Periods” charity at the Loving Touch includes vendors, poetry readings, and live music
Free Will Astrology (Nov. 13-19)
What do the stars have in store for you this week?
By Rob Brezsny
Detroit sports bar Parlay opens in time for Mike Tyson-Jake Paul fight
This new bar and restaurant is co-owned by Former Detroit Lion Joique Bell
Miss Eva’s Detroit opens in North Rosedale Park
This Harlem Renaissance-inspired “speakeasy” features live music, craft cocktails, and a neighborhood vibe
Javier’s Downtown opens in Detroit’s former Le Culture Café space
The Latin-fusion steakhouse has its grand opening Thursday
Detroit’s Folk restaurant is opening a retail store inside Michigan Central
Neighbor x Folk will feature a gift shop, event space, and more
Linkin Park announce world tour with Detroit stop
The popular nu metal band has reformed with a new co-lead singer
Jack White world tour includes back-to-back Detroit shows in 2025
If you missed his small-venue shows in the Detroit area, you can catch the rock star at the Masonic Temple next year
Detroit rapper-turned-entrepreneur shares life lessons in ‘The Hustle Code’
Detroit King Tape’s self-published book offers tips from the perspective of a street-trained philosopher
By Eddie B. Allen Jr.
Twenty years ago, addiction, tragedy, and industry hijinks kept Detroit band Bogue from launching. Now its lost album is ready to blast off.
An unreleased blast from Detroit rock’s early-2000s past finally gets its due
By Chris Handyside
Mango Cannabis launches first Michigan store, expanding roots beyond Oklahoma
The company plans to open a second dispensary in Waterford
A true buzz: The Hive in Hazel Park is a gem in Michigan’s cannabis scene
We tested five strains, and all were pungent, potent, and fresh
Cannabis company shutters Adrian facility as Michigan industry struggles
The average price for an ounce of recreational flower dropped from more than $512 in January 2020 to $74 in October
Best THCa Flowers of 2024 That Are Totally Legal for an Amazing High
By Destiny Owens
Best Autoflower Seeds: Easy to Grow and High Yield Strains
Where to Buy Edibles Online: Gummies, Chocolates & More
Best Kratom Gummies of 2025: Top Picks for Flavor and Potency
