Events Archives - Page 27 of 36

Pat Batcheller March 31, 2016

A new exhibit coming to the Michigan Science Center lets visitors become inventors. The Spark!Lab is a hands-on area designed to...

Station Programming March 23, 2016

flickr What do you think is the American Dream? Is that dream possible? Does any and everyone have access to making...

WDET Marketing & Engagement Team March 14, 2016

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Station Programming March 9, 2016

Jameziecakes This morning, Detroit Today's Laura Weber-Davis speaks with Joan Belgrave about the creation of a scholarship in her late...

Station Programming March 4, 2016

Mosaic The Mosaic Youth Singers join Detroit Today producer Laura Weber-Davis in studio for a performance and conversation about the...

Pat Batcheller February 26, 2016

A different kind of auto show takes over Cobo Center in downtown Detroit this weekend. Meguiar’s Autorama features more than...

Amy Miller February 25, 2016

The DIA is preparing for its next special exhibit. The effort celebrates Dance in American art. Jane Dini is the...

Station Programming February 25, 2016

Errol Henderson “The history of Black Studies is intricately tied to the African American struggle for equality in general, and...

Pat Batcheller February 25, 2016

The U.S. Coast Guard has a public hearing scheduled Thursday on the Ambassador Bridge owners’ request for a permit to build a...

Bre'Anna Tinsley February 23, 2016

Oakland County officials are hosting a town hall meeting on water quality tonight. Laura Nawrocik/ CC Water Resources Commissioner Jim...

Station Programming February 22, 2016

The First Folio is the first collected edition of Shakespeare’s plays. It was published in 1623, seven years after the...

Amy Miller February 17, 2016

The City of Southfield is embroiled in controversy over whether or not a church at Evergreen and 9-Mile Road should...