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Artist Attention: Amir Obè

September 19, 2017September 19, 2017 AandE 0 Comment Amir Obè, artist attention, Arts and Entertainment, Arts and Entertainment Editor, debut album, Detroit, EP, mixtape, music, Nicole Losek, records, songs

By NICOLE LOSEK, Arts & Entertainment Editor Detroit origin, Amir Obè, released his debut album None of the Clocks Work,

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Saturday mornings are for Eastern Market

September 19, 2017September 19, 2017 AandE 0 Comment art, Arts and Entertainment, Arts and Entertainment Editor, Detroit, Eastern Market, flowers, fresh food, Mexicantown, murals, Nicole Losek, vendors

By NICOLE LOSEK, Arts & Entertainment Editor Saturdays in the fall are not just for college football and tailgates early

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Bikers hit the streets of Detroit

September 19, 2017September 19, 2017 AandE 1 Comment Arts and Entertainment, bike ride event, bike tours, Detroit, downtown, Michigan Central Station, Nicole Losek, Roosevelt Park, Tour De Troit

By NICOLE LOSEK, Arts & Entertainment Editor Over 5,000 people made their way downtown on Saturday to participate in a

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Berkowitz Gallery Open to Students

September 13, 2017 AandE 0 Comment alfred, art, Arts and Entertainment, berkowitz, gallery, Library, Mardigian, paintings, UM-Dearborn

On the third floor of our Mardigian Library is the Alfred Berkowitz Gallery. The gallery is open every day except for Sundays.
Now, until October 5, the gallery is hosting its annual Open Competition.

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Music Lovers Invited to Retreat

September 12, 2017September 13, 2017 AandE 0 Comment Arts and Entertainment, music

Music for Contemplation is hosting a week-long retreat at St. Mary’s Retreat House in Oxford, Mich. for all music lovers, no experience necessary.

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Burgers, Brews and Classic Cars Cruise into Ford’s Garage in Dearborn

September 11, 2017September 11, 2017 Amber Ainsworth 0 Comment atwater brewing, beer, bill freehan, bob probert, burgers, burgers dearborn, chuck gaidica, classic cars, craft beer, Dearborn, dearborn food, dearborn michigan, dearborn restaurants, Detroit Red Wings, Detroit Tigers, Ernie Harwell, F-150, food, food dearborn, ford motor company, ford's garage, ford's garage dearborn, m-43 beer, mack avenue ford plant, michigan, michigan beer, michigan craft beer, michigan-made, model-a, model-t, oddside ales, old nation brewing, pigeon hill brewing, piquette plant detroit, short's brewing

Ford’s Garage, a restaurant featuring burgers and craft beers, zoomed into Dearborn this summer.

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From the Video Vault: The Big Chill

April 19, 2017 Managing Editor Barbara benedek, film, Film Review, Glenn Close, Kevin Kline, Lawrence kasdan, Marvin Gaye, movie review, renee summers, the big chill, video vault

1983’s ‘The Big Chill’ probes adult obligations and the need to look back.

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Inside/Out Art Exhibit Returns This Summer

April 19, 2017April 20, 2017 Managing Editor Allen Park, art exhibit, Art Museum, Detroit, Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit River, DIA, Hines Park, Inside/Out Exhibit, renee summers, St. Clair Shores, The Knight Foundation, Troy

The Detroit Institute of Arts brings back the Inside/Out Exhibit this summer for its eight year, with new displays and locations.

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Original Programming Entertains, Educates on The Weather Channel

April 13, 2017 Managing Editor Atlanta, channel, renee summers, Storm RIders, The Weather Channel, Tornado Road, tv, tv show, weather

The Weather Channel has much more to offer than just forecasts and weather updates.

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The Crisis and Prevention of Faith in Scorsese’s ‘Silence’

April 13, 2017 Managing Editor Andrew Garfield, christian, christian ledford, film, Film Review, Japan, Japanese Christianity, Liam Neeson, Martin Scorsese, movie review, Silence, silence movie

Martin Scorsese’s latest film, Silence, follows two young Portuguese Jesuit priests who travel to Japan in 1633 to locate their missing mentor, Father Cristóvão Ferreira.

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