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Black History Month Events in Metro Detroit and Ann Arbor
Bring the whole family to learn about African-American art, history and culture at one of these Black History Month events in Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw and Wayne counties.
Kwanzaa Celebration at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American...
The celebration of the African holiday, Kwanzaa, returns to the Charles H. Wright Museum in midtown Detroit, Dec. 26, 2018-Jan. 1, 2019.
Noel Night in Midtown Detroit
Treat yourself to a night filled with cheer and the holiday spirit at the 46th annual Noel Night on Dec. 1, 2018, in Detroit's Midtown district.
Historical Attractions in Southeast Michigan
These Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw and Wayne County historical spots are the perfect setting for families to learn and play together. Updated for 2016-17.
Concert of Colors, Detroit
The annual concert series returns to Midtown Detroit July 15-17, 2016 (and Dearborn July 14), with performances at many of the area's cultural spots.
Merrill Lynch, Bank of America Museums on Us
Families with Bank of America or Merrill Lynch cards gain free admission to select local cultural institutions select dates January-December 2016.
Call of The Drum: International Drum Summit at the Charles H....
Feel the beat at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, when drummers from cultures around the world meet to strike their drums.
10 Tips to Address Diversity with Your Kids
It's important to discuss race and diversity with your children at home. A psychiatrist and race relations expert offers tips for parents.
Black History Comes Alive
There are tons of spots and events in southeast Michigan to visit with your family throughout February 2015 to learn about African-American history.
Ongoing September 2014
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WOMEN OF VISION. The work of 11 female National Geographic photojournalists is on display at Cranbrook Institute of Science. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Mondays-Thursdays,...
Inspiring Minds STEM Exhibit at Wright Museum in Detroit
Kids can meet a variety of African-American pioneers in science, technology, engineering and math in this exhibit at the Charles H. Wright Museum.
Kellogg Foundation Program Officer Sharnita Johnson
Thanks to the Kellogg Foundation's new Detroit-based office, she's able to see her efforts pay off in the city she calls home.