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Music

All the beautiful people we saw at Flint Eastwood's record release party @ the Fisher Building

April 14, 2017 Photos by Mike Pfeiffer

By Metro Times editorial staff

Image: All the beautiful people we saw at Flint Eastwood's record release party @ the Fisher Building
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Arts & Culture

20 small towns in Michigan that you need to visit

You know those towns you drive through but not stop? Well here are 20 of the best small towns you need to…

By Metro Times editorial staff

Petoskey Driving distance from Detroit: 4 hours and 4 minutes A coastal city right on Little Traverse bay. A very laid back, and go-with-the-flow city it’s a gorgeous destination filled with upbeat people. There are tons of places right on the water to eat, sleep and play. There are beaches, vineyards and many more things to do, this needs to be on your list of places to go this summer. Photo via @puremichigan
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Food & Drink

14 restaurants serving up Easter brunch in metro Detroit that you need to know about

Easter brunch is practically a must when it's springtime and a holiday.Many restaurants are hosting brunch specials throughout the morning and afternoon…

By Metro Times editorial staff

The Conserva Ferndale This Fernale spot has a special brunch menu that includes mimosas and bloody marys. Also on the menu is a fruit plate with seasonal melons and berries, whipped yogurt, toasted oats, mint, and honey. Call 248-291-6133. Courtesy photo.
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Arts & Culture

26 past winners of the Knights Art Challenge

The 2017 Knight Arts Challenge, now in its fifth year in Detroit, is offering a share of up to $3 million to…

By Metro Times editorial staff

12-and-Under Super Cool Poetry Open Mic Series Applicant: 12-and-Under Super Cool Poetry Open Mic Award: $15,000 To create a youth-driven open mic series, hosted by 10-year-old poet Thomas King Moore, at prominent cultural institutions in Detroit
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Arts & Culture

23 photos of 'Creem' magazine founder ’70s-style rock ’n’ roll party house that is for sale

To find out more about the listing, click here. All photos from Zillow.

By Metro Times editorial staff

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Food & Drink

10 spicy photos of Sichuan plates from Trizest

By Metro Times editorial staff

Ma po tofu
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Ann Arbor Health Collective Durban Poison This sativa has worldwide notoriety (and a name-check in a Humble Pie tune, of course) for its sweet smell and energetic, uplifting effect. Durban Poison gives a productive, creative high. 3060 Packard Rd., Ste. A, Ann Arbor; annarborhealthcollective.com; 734-929-5645.
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Arts & Culture

Horoscopes (April 12-18)

by Cal Garrison

By Metro Times editorial staff

ARIES (March 21- April 20): You can’t be expected to know how to manage this. When life looks like the “52-Pick-Up Olympics,” hardly anything rests in our hands. The laws of serendipity are about to release you from this craziness, long enough to grab a hold of yourself. Certain things will never improve. You can learn to live with that or walk away. There is no right way to handle anything. Your story is too unique to diagnose here. For now, spend less energy trying to uphold the status quo and put the emphasis on trying to understand that what is unique about you came here to shine.
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Arts & Culture

Everything we saw during the quirky Festifools parade in Ann Arbor

Photos by Jordan Buzzy

By Metro Times editorial staff

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Arts & Culture

Everything we saw during Opening Day 2017

Photos by Dontae Rockymore

By Metro Times editorial staff

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Music

All the wild people we saw dancing at Elektricity

Photos by Mike Pfeiffer

By Metro Times editorial staff

Image: All the wild people we saw dancing at Elektricity
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Arts & Culture

24 photos from the Detroit International Festival of Animation

Photos by Mike Pfeiffer

By Metro Times editorial staff

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Arts & Culture

25 crazy photos of Opening Day shenanigans

April 7, 2017 Photos by Julia Pickett

By Metro Times editorial staff

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Food & Drink

The best college bars in every Michigan college town

By Metro Times editorial staff

The Library Western Michigan University You won’t have to lie to your parents when you say you were at the library all weekend, because well, you were. Great prices, food and music and if you need to know some tips about pub etiquette they will gladly inform you.
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Food & Drink

28 under the radar Detroit brunch spots you should have tried by now

We love brunch in the Motor City, but sometimes the restaurants with the most hype end up having long lines that are…

By Metro Times editorial staff

When you're feeling chicken: The Block; 3919 Woodward Ave., Detroit; 313-832-0892: Since they started serving brunch in January, the brunch menu has already garnered crowd favorites, including a take on chicken and waffles (featuring fried chicken wings that are not breaded yet still crispy, served with sautéed pears). The chicken is the star of the show here: The Block's Ultimate Bloody Mary even features a chicken wing garnish. Brunch is served from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Sundays. Photo by Jacob Lewkow.
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Arts & Culture

17 bars to party at in Detroit for Opening Day

Opening Day is the first sign in Detroit that summer is quickly approaching. We gathered some of the best parties in Detroit…

By Metro Times editorial staff

Town Pump Tavern This parking lot party will feature live music from DJ Zig-Zag a full bar, barbecue, DJs, and large screen TVs. Starts at 6 a.m.; 100 W. Montcalm St, Detroit; 313-961-1929; thetownpumptavern.com; $5. Photo via Facebook.
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Arts & Culture

All the beautiful people (and food) we saw at United We Brunch

Photos by Dontae Rockeymore

By Metro Times editorial staff

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Arts & Culture

Horoscopes (April 5-11)

by Cal Garrison.

By Metro Times editorial staff

ARIES (March 21- April 20): If you’re paying attention things are probably ready to pop. They will or they won’t, depending on whether you’ve been straight with yourself. So far so good. What happens next comes down to your ability to stay balanced in the midst of a maelstrom of change. Old habits are bound to crop up and point you straight down the Bunny Trail. So will the people and things that go with the territory. Who knows how much leeway you’ve got? In your shoes, I would do my best to keep the light on and be mindful of the need to keep impatience, and my ego, on the back burner.
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Arts & Culture

All the fabulous divas we saw rock the Hair Show

Photos by Julia Pickett

By Metro Times editorial staff

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Arts & Culture

All the beautiful stoners we saw at Hash Bash 2017

Photos by Jordan Buzzy

By Metro Times editorial staff

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Arts & Culture

The 20 worst city mottos in the Detroit area

Many of our area’s municipalities seem to celebrate their identity as bedroom communities, such as Huntington Woods, aka “City of Homes.” Several cities…

By Metro Times editorial staff

15: Eastpointe: The Gateway to Macomb County Poor Macomb County: In many ways, it’s exactly the sort of land of seven-lane intersections and suburban generica writers like James Howard Kunstler have made a career of criticizing. What does it portend that Eastpointe, hit so hard by the foreclosure crisis, champions its role as Macomb’s anteroom?
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Food & Drink

23 delicious Detroit brunches worth getting out of bed for

Brunch isn't for everybody. The Type A personality might bridle at the prospect of noontime lollygagging. The calorie-counter might object to the…

By Metro Times editorial staff

Transplanted eatery offers transcendent brunch: Rock City Eatery; 4216 Woodward Ave., Detroit; 313-265-3729: After a move from Hamtramck to Midtown, Rock City Eatery owners Nikita and Jessica Sanches revamped their brunch menu to include items such as shrimp and grits and the very exciting "Death by Cereal," a smorgasbord of your favorite childhood cereals that can be topped with fresh fruit, crushed Oreos, mini marshmallows, and other such exciting toppings. Classic brunch beverages like Bloody Marys and mimosas are available, but with a fresh twist as all mixes are made in-house. Brunch is served from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sundays only, but a select few of their ol' favorites are available as well. Photo by Jacob Lewkow.
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Music

18 rockin' photos of Bon Jovi @ Joe Louis Arena

March 29, 2017 Photos by Mike Ferdinande

By Metro Times editorial staff

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Bon bo hue (left) and Pho Dac Viet Thuy Trang
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Arts & Culture

All of the beautiful people we saw at Soul Clap & Dance Off

New York Night Train Soul Clap & Dance Off at UFO Factory was one for the books. Photos by Jordan Buzzy

By Metro Times editorial staff

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Arts & Culture

Horoscopes (March 29-April 4)

By Metro Times editorial staff

ARIES (March 21- April 20): You can’t afford to let this get to you. It’s hard to say how you’re going to play it because your skin is so thin and you’ve had it up to here with people and their B.S. That being said: Did it ever occur to you that you’d do a lot better to embrace whoever or whatever it is that’s driving you crazy? I say this to play the devil’s advocate and to remind you that that best defense is always the one that offers no resistance. Think about that before you decide to shut people off, up, or down. This is no time to be alienating the very people who have the ways and means to help you.
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Food & Drink

14 photos of Guatemalan pastries from Ypsilanti's Panadería La Bendición

Want to know more about this Guatemalan bakery? Click here

By Metro Times editorial staff

"Squash" with cream cheese, strawberry filling, and powder sugar at La Bendicion
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News & Views

All the protestors we saw at the March for Immigrant's Rights in Ann Arbor

A March for Immigrant's Rights happened over the weekend in Ann Arbor. This is everything we saw. Photos by Chloe Michaels

By Metro Times editorial staff

Image: All the protestors we saw at the March for Immigrant's Rights in Ann Arbor
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Arts & Culture

All the wonderful people we saw at the Marche du Nain Rouge

The Marche du Nain Rouge is the ultimate party in Detroit.March 26, 2017 Photos by Julia Pickett

By Metro Times editorial staff

Image: All the wonderful people we saw at the Marche du Nain Rouge
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Food & Drink

These are the 15 best craft beer bars in metro Detroit

When it comes to places to do craft beer crawls, you could do much worse than the Detroit area. The Michigan craft beer…

By Metro Times editorial staff

One-Eyed Betty’s One-Eyed Betty's has the hands-down most outrageous beer selection in Ferdale with 47 beers on tap and more than the proverbial 100 bottles. But it’s not just about quantity: It’s a darn good selection, constantly rotating, and seemingly churning up offbeat picks, such as German Hobo, a malt liquor brewed out near Lansing, or Hidden Effect, a barley wine from Plymouth. Then there’s the food menu, with choices rich enough to become almost a caricature of bar food — given such dishes as “beer cheese soup” and “bacon with a side of bacon.” 175 W. Troy St., Ferndale; 248-808-6633; www.oneeyedbettys.com (Photo via Facebook)
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Food & Drink

Here are the 10 hottest restaurants in Detroit right now

Dining in Detroit has come a long way in the past few years. Where there were once only a couple of fine…

By Metro Times editorial staff

Kuzzo's Chicken & Waffles 19345 Livernois Ave., Detroit; 313-861-0229 It didn't take long for the lines to form once Kuzzo's opened its doors. The irresistible comfort food combo — chicken and waffles — is obviously the main draw, and Kuzzo's is the latest in Detroit to try its hand at the dish. But it also offers up a host of other soul food staples. The early raves have held up and momentum has remained strong, which is a solid test of whether a restaurant is merely trendy or built for longevity. MT file photo.
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First 24-hour cannabis dispensary to open in metro Detroit

By Steve Neavling

The Gramz Cannabis Outlet in Romeo.

Detroit’s Slows Bar BQ is expanding to the ’burbs

By Lee DeVito

Slows Bar BQ opened in Corktown in 2005.

Whistle-blower alleges corruption at Michigan Department of Corrections

By Eddie B. Allen Jr.

An evidence photo displays pills that were confiscated from a Michigan Department of Corrections prisoner. A source with knowledge of drug activity within MDOC says the pills were coated with fentanyl.
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