Wax the car. Bring a camera. And, most of all, enjoy a rumbling parade of muscle cars, street rods, classic,…

The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History presents Oh, You Fancy! Black Hair and Fashion, an amazing history of…

Famously dubbed “The best party band in years” by NPR, Red Baraat is a pioneering eight-piece band from Brooklyn, New York.…

Hip-hop and Shakespeare fuse at the The Scarab Club Friday in A Midsummer Tea Party with the Sonnet Man. Part of Shakespeare…

Discover a story of abject cruelty in the name of science when The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History…

BoxFest Detroit 2018 is coming this weekend. Featuring work by women directors, the festival runs Friday evenings and Saturday afternoons and…

The National Association of Black Journalists’ annual convention was in Detroit, and DPTV captured its vital conversations on the status…

Fusing classical artistry with the freedom of jazz, Gabriel Royal and Madison McFerrin perform Friday at the Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Music…

“Infant St. John the Baptist in the Wilderness,” by Bartolome Esteban Murillo would hang at Meadow Brook Hall until 2013,…

The Henry Ford College Theatre Arts Department presents Pulitzer-nominated playwright A.R. Gurney’s What I Did Last Summer. Opening Thursday, Aug. 9,…

Lawrence Street Gallery presents Under Pressure, an exhibit of works that bridge printmaking and painting. Opening reception is Friday, Aug. 3, from…

A great American playwright again returns to our earthly stage in human form to lead us on a tour of…

Survivors of a shipwreck and sorcery chose sides when the Michigan Shakespeare Festival presents “The Tempest” by William Shakespeare. Directed by Robert…

The Alfred Berkowitz Gallery at the University of Michigan-Dearborn is kicking off the juried exhibition for its 2018 Open Competition…

Discover what photographers and painters really think about working together to document our region’s beloved “Holes in the Wall” at Padzieski…

The Anton Art Center invites the public to attend the opening reception for Motherhood, a juried visual art exhibition featuring…

Explore the importance of cinema in documenting genocide and the horrors of war — and in the re-establishment of justice…

Enter a world filled with inventions imagined five centuries before their realization at Da Vinci Machines & Robotics. Opening Saturday at…