A local photographer’s portraits focus on Indigenous people in the Motor City and beyond, while offering thought-provoking commentary on American colonialism.

This story originally appeared in the October 2024 issue of Hour Detroit magazine. To read more, pick up a copy of Hour Detroit at a local retail outlet. Our digital edition will be available on Oct.

Treat yourself to fine dining Nashville-style at Oak Steakhouse. This was one of the best meals I’ve ever had. The Nashville hot crab cakes were a lovely upscale twist on a local favorite. The ...

You won’t find many, if any, Korean cold noodle restaurants in metro Detroit, but Sambong in Troy finally changes all that.

This Oktoberfest by the shores includes live music by strolling accordionists and Kielbasa Kings, contests including stein races, best Bavarian costume, and stein holding. Plenty of food trucks and ...

The American Cancer Society ’s annual walk encourages participants to create teams with friends and family to help raise money for breast cancer research and patient lodging and transportation. The ...

Presenting over 1,000 of metro Detroit’s leading physicians — nominated by their peers ...

The 18th Annual Children's Miracle Network Golf Benefit on Sept. 24, 2024, was hosted at St. John's Resort to help raise money for Corewell Health Children's Hospital in Royal Oak.

This Villages neighborhood location is one of several spaces in Detroit that seamlessly blend entertainment, arts, and ...