Detroit

From nonprofits and community organizations to restaurants and bookstores.

The rapid spread of COVID-19 across America dramatically changed all our lives in a matter of days.

Let’s face it: March has already been somewhat exhausting.

Spring is a much-welcomed time of renewal everywhere, but especially in Detroit, where the winters can be long, bitterly cold, and cloudy.

Detroit is a city with a lot of energy and heart -- not even our winters can keep us down.

Over the past few years, several new restaurants specializing in vegan and vegetarian cuisine have sprouted (pun definitely intended) around Metro Detroit.

There has never been a better time to drink in Detroit.

Detroit's dining scene continued to evolve and grow in 2019.

Detroit has no shortage of museums.

There are so many cool things to do and see and eat and drink in Detroit.

Paczki for breakfast, biryani for lunch, sushi for dinner, shots of Jezy at happy hour, and Yemeni snacks late-night: In Hamtramck, Michigan, you can eat and drink around the world in just two square miles.

Michigan may be known for its incomparable summers, but we who have traveled the state in full know that autumn is where it’s at in almost all senses of the expression.