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Poet Rhonda Welsh keeps her finger on the pulse of the arts and culture scene. Her affiliations include New Detroit’s Cultural Exchange Network and the DIA’s Community Connections Committee. Of course, she resides in Detroit.

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Palmer Woods Music in Homes series resumes on Dec. 26

Sunday, December 20th, 2009 · 2 comments

Detroit’s own Thornetta Davis will be the first performer to grace the stage during this season’s Palmer Woods Music in Homes series....
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Talented teens abound in metro Detroit

Teenagers get a terrible rap. Popular culture is filled with quips about their laziness and complaints about their irresponsibility. It’s rare...
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Ten cool things to do during Thanksgiving Week

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There are many cool things to do during Thanksgiving Week! Celebrate by taking part in some of metropolitan Detroit’s best offerings....
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Alex Cuba comes to The Blind Dog in Windsor

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The world is full of talented artists, but sometimes the dividing line between success and obscure genius is determination. For Alex Cuba, diligence...
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Vitiligo bonds Michael Jackson and reporter Lee Thomas in more ways than one

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Detroit’s WJBK Fox 2 news reporter Lee Thomas has the rare skin disease vitiligo. His face is a mottled combination of chocolate brown and...
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Chris Brown and Cedric the Entertainer come to Detroit-area stages

He sings. He dances. And, he tells funny jokes. By all accounts, Cedric Antonio Kyles better known as Cedric the Entertainer is talented. But he was...
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IrieVibesRadioDetroit brings Caribbean culture to the D

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Do you know what Ting is? Have you ever heard of Miss Lou? Well, do you at least know you are supposed to put co-co and cho-cho in Gungo Pea soup? If...
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CLAVE holds Unity Art Jam on September 13

If you are a fan of Latin music, you probably know that most Afro-Cuban music is based around the clave rhythm -- son, rumba or 6/8. But in southwest...
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Ber-henda Williams bares her soul and shares the human experience

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We bear arms. We bear burdens. We even bear grudges. Rarely in these days of avarice and excess, do we bare our souls. But on Thursday, Sept. 3 at the...
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Marygrove College uses the arts to engage the neighborhood

Arts funding has decreased. Social responsibility has waned. Who is fighting the good fight? If Marygrove College has their way, the entire community...
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