August 2013
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Arts & Entertainment
Art N’Namdi Center for Contemporary Art Abstract art is more than just a few lines and random blocks of color. To fully absorb the meaning of abstraction, one must understand the process artists use to create their artful messages. The 50 Years of Abstraction exhibits just that 鈥 a collection of abstract art […]
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Under the Radar
Surprises await at some of metro Detroit鈥檚 little-known eateries.
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The Bachelor Pad
Three gorilla brothers roughhouse in the Detroit Zoo’s Great Apes of Harambee exhibit
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Self-Made Storyteller
Former Detroit record-store owner Jay Anthony White finds his way in L.A. as a screenwriter
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Exploring the Barrio
An insider鈥檚 tour of the real Mexicantown.
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Inching Toward a Better World
Madison Heights-based MyInchofTheEarth.com personalizes charitable giving one inch at a time
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Former Downtown Firehouse Headquarters
The Way It Was
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Contributors: August 2013
Martina Guzm谩n, Josh Scott, Damon Autry, Elizabeth Furest
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Tours For All Tastes
Bus, bike, boat, or by foot, these operators can show you the sights.
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Becoming a ‘Resident Tourist’
Letter from the Editor
We’ve Got Mail…
Praise us or pan us, but just put it down in words. Bravos or boos, we want to hear from you.
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Behind the Lens
The Work is stirring up a storm with their cinematic eyes set on Detroit.
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101 Things Every Detroiter Should Do
Including Some Helpful ‘How-To’ Hints
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A Few Questions With … Craig Fahle
The Detroit Riverfront Conservancy鈥檚 decade of working to transform the city鈥檚 waterfront is paying off.
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Pop-Up Perception
By making a global trend their own, Detroit鈥檚 food lovers reimagined a night out on the town.
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Detroit Rerouted
The city that put the world on wheels embraces the biking culture
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Set ’em up, Farouk
For 50-plus years, the Rattlesnake Club鈥檚 legendary bartender has shaken for some of America鈥檚 biggest movers.
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Downriver Is Looking Up
Thanks to a surging economy, the food scene is running on
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By the Numbers
Fast facts about some of Michigan鈥檚 most iconic brands.
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Mommy Makeovers
Moms often need help to restore or improve their post-pregnancy figure. When diet and exercise fail, a customized mommy makeover can reverse the changes attributed to pregnancy and breastfeeding, and give moms a boost of self-confidence.
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Outdoor Michigan Wine Adventures
Sublime summer days and evenings call for adventure in the vineyards.
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Concours d’Elegance 2013
On July 28, the 35th Annual Concours d’Elegance returned to the Inn at St. John’s in Plymouth to showcase some of America’s world-class vehicles.
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Acclaimed Mingle 2013
Acclaimed Home Care held its annual Acclaimed Mingle on August 1 at the Royal Oak Music Theater to benefit the Africa medical aid non-profit, Kenya Relief.
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The Rainbow Connection Signature Event 2013
On July 29, supporters of The Rainbow Connection, which grants wishes to Michigan children with life-threatening illnesses, gathered for a signature fundraiser at the Royal Park Hotel.
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Project 1 Launch Party
On August 1, Project 1 celebrated becoming a non-profit organization at Eddie Merlots. Project 1 helps one person, one family, and one cause at a time.
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Brewery Expansions and Openings
Michigan breweries continue to have a strong showing across the state
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Women on Board 2013
On August 8, local business women took a cruise on the Ovation Yacht for a symposium on why their leadership is critical for corporate boards. Proceeds when to Detroit’s National Association of Women Business Owners.
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Bowling for Animals 2013
Bowl-4-Animal Rescue took place on August 10 at Aleta Sill’s Bowling World, raising thousands for local animal charities that support animal adoption and rescue.
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Burger Brawl 2013
On August 10, some of Detroit’s best chefs came to Eastern Market to showcase their burger-making skills and promote the historic market. Proceeds benefited Gleaners 香港六合彩图库资料 Bank.
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Grace Centers City Lights 2013
On August 10, Grace Centers of Hope held its City Lights event to benefit the organization’s Hands of Hope Cause, as well as the revitalization of downtown Pontiac.
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Senior Dream Cruise 2013
On August 13, Jewish Senior Life in West Bloomfield hosted its annual Senior Dream Cruise to honor those who remember their cars as treasures.
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Labor Day Weekend Alert!
Stay home this Labor Day weekend and enjoy one of the area鈥檚 biggest local events 鈥 the Detroit Jazz Festival.
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In Remembrance
香港六合彩图库资料 magazine featured novelist Elmore Leonard, who died on August 20 at his home in Birmingham, in the March, 2003 issue.
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Fash Bash 2013
On August 15, fashion lovers converged at the Detroit Institute of Arts for the annual Fash Bash. The event raised money this year for the DIA鈥檚 new endowment campaign, helping to ensure the museum鈥檚 sustainability.
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Twilight Gathering for Women’s Caring Program 2013
On August 15, women business leaders met at a private home for an annual Twilight Gathering to support Women’s Caring Program, which gives aid to women and children in need.
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Great American Bake Sale 2013
On August 17, Downtown Rochester held its Great American Bake Sale to benefit the Rochester Regional Service Collaboration.
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Working It Out With DKWIO 2013
On August 19, Danialle Karmanos’ Work It Out organization hosted a charitable yoga and tennis fundraiser at the Pine Lake Country Club.
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Rub-a-Dub 2013
On August 21, ORT America held its annual fundraiser Rub-a-Dub at Franklin Hills Country Club. Proceeds went to support ORT, the largest Jewish education organization in the world.
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Saks Blast 2013
On August 23, Saks Fifth Avenue at Somerset Collection presented the annual Saks Blast, an homage to fall dressing and a fundraiser for the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute.
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Live Love Local 2013
On August 24, The Greening of Detroit held its annual Live Love Local event, celebrating local food and a dedication to all things “green” in the Motor City.
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Brew Detroit 2013
On August 24, beer lovers gathered at The Fillmore for Brew Detroit where they sampled 20 microbrews, ate great local food, and supported Goodwill Industries of Detroit.
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Detroit’s Jewel of Broadway
Dead at 87, Grosse Pointe Park native Julie Harris spent her career as one of the most revered stage actresses of her time.
