April 2017
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The Good Stuff
When it comes to food, the following experts in the field can tell you that value comes from knowing that if you start with whatβs good, good things will happen.
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Defy Your Age with a Fresh, Healthy Smile
No matter what dental issues you may have, metro Detroit professionals offer a range of the most advanced therapies to revitalize your smile and take years off your appearance.
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2017 City Guide: Hidden Detroit
Unlocking the secrets to some of the cityβs lesser-known gems
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Hidden Detroit – Food and Drink
2017 City Guide, Food and Drink
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Hidden Detroit – Music and Entertainment
Guide 2017, Music and Entertainment
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Hidden Detroit – Museums & Culture
2017 City Guide, Museums and Culture
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Hidden Detroit – Sports & Activities
City Guide 2017, Sports and Activities
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Hidden Detroit – History
ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ Detroit’s 2017 Guest Guide, History
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Hidden Detroit – Et Cetera
City Guide 2017, Et Cetera
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The Spies Among Us
Two years before America entered WWI, a German plot sought to blow up crucial targets in Detroit and Windsor
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A Superb Adventure
The cuisine at Grey Ghost isnβt easily defined, but the results are original and well-prepared
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Honoring An Original
Inside and out, a Palmer Woods remodeling project provides all the modern comforts while retaining historic grandeur
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Virtual Reality Check
Local health professionals are using gaming technology and other apps to analyze pain, educate students, and more
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10 Things To Do Around Metro Detroit This Weekend
Kick off the month April with gut-busting comedy, acrobatics, and artists performing for good causes
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How to Find Work-Life Balance
Carving out the right amount of time for your professional and personal life doesnβt have to feel like a circus act. Hereβs how to find a better path
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ADHD in Women Often Misdiagnosed
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder usually manifests differently, making diagnosis difficult for those unfamiliar with the symptoms
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The Pain Points of Fibromyalgia
Think back to the time when you were in your early 20s. Were you an average person in a physical sense? That is, were you healthy? Could you move about as you pleased? Did you feel like you had your whole life in front of you, and your body would never fail? That is how […]
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TAVR Offers Less-Invasive Alternative for Open-Heart Surgery
Henry Ford doctor says he believes procedure will become standard for patients older than 65 in the next few years
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Keeping Pace with Mobility
The ability to move is associated with long-term health and well-being, and the stakes are even higher for older adults
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Royal Oak Doctor on Mission to Help Families Make Healthier Choices
Pilot program aims to fight childhood obesity through grocery store tours, school nutrition classes, and health screenings
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Erasing the Stigma Surrounding Mental Illness
Anxiety disorders and depression are often faceless β as well as misunderstood and mistreated
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How Going Vegan Helped Me Treat Chronic Skin Disease
While there is no cure for Hidradenitis Suppurativa, changing the way I eat helped me heal after years of suffering and misdiagnoses
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Does Flotation Therapy Work?
For the active, distracted, and routinely high-strung, it can offer a deeply healing experience. Believe me, I tried it.
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10 Things to Do This Weekend (April 20-23)
Enjoy the weekend with shopping, dance and theater performances, and art exhibits.
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10 Things To Do Indoors Around Metro Detroit This Weekend
Even with rain in the forecast, there are still plenty of things to do around the city
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Detroit Red Wings Gear Up for District Detroit
Russian Five’s jerseys worn during the β97 Stanley Cup playoffs among the mementos waiting to be displayed at Little Caesars Arena
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Chef Finds New Direction with 2941 Street Food
With locations in Rochester Hills, Detroit, and Birmingham, fast-casual concept has its roots in the Mediterranean (by way of South Africa, Washington, D.C., and Las Vegas)
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Life Rolls On for Crepe Day-Twah Food Truck Owners
A pair of cousins steer a new course, hope to boost support for similar businesses in Detroit
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Lamb Shoulder and Zucchini Fritters Recipe from Mimi’s Bistro Chef
James Ansell layers in the flavors and techniques in this spring-inspired dish
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Dining at Detroit’s Cuisine Restaurant a Special Event
When you simply want a quiet evening somewhere you just know youβll have an outstanding meal, a visit (or revisit) to this classic New Center spot is in order
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Michigan Law on Buying, Shipping Wine Gets More Complicated
Lawsuit could eventually result in the same basic decision that happened in Granholm v. Heald and pry the regulations open even further
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Recipe: The Dandy Palmer
Hereβs a refreshing take on the iced tea/lemonade combo named for the late golf star, Arnold Palmer, courtesy of Laura Shortt, cocktail lounge manager at Valentine Distilling Co. βRhubarb is in season mid-to late spring as is dandelion by April,β she says. βThe barrel-aged gin has notes of cinnamon and cardamom that add a nice warmth to complement the tartness of the rhubarb and warmth/bitterness of the roasted dandelion tea.β
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Contributors: April 2017
Beth Singer An architectural photographer for more than 30 years, Beth Singer is passionate and driven to make great pictures. She has a long list of local and national clients and has over 50 national covers highlighting her work. Singer says that depth, dimension, and warmth are the cornerstones of her photographic vision. βLocation […]
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The Positive and Negative Health Effects of Long-Distance Running
Before you hit the pavement, experts advise learning your bodyβs cues for the greatest benefits, least injuries. Plus training and eating plans and a guide to local races
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Nab These Looks from the Runway with Metro Detroit Finds
Fashion shows across the globe inspire spring style close to home
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If You Seek a Hidden Gem, Look About You
Letter from the Editor
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Signal-Return’s Power of the Press Festival Dedicated to the Print Arts
Event organized by Eastern Market letterpress shop to feature readings from local poets and writers, art exhibitions, workshops, and more
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An ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ With… Austin Black II
Founder, City Living Detroit
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5 Sporty Styles for Detroit Tigers’ Opening Day
Gear up for a new season with local clothing options
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Detroit Designers Embrace Challenges of Eco-Friendly Fashion
Being sustainable and stylish don’t have to be mutually exclusive as local brands get creative with recycled materials, give back to the community
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United Shore Professional Baseball League Aims to Expand
Investors are betting that family-friendly minor league baseball will work in Macomb County
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6 Metro Detroit Pop-Ups to Help You Celebrate Spring
Minaβs Liberian/Lebanese Pop-Up: Amina Marhaba blends her Liberian and Lebanese roots into flavorful and approachable dishes based on family recipes. This month, Marhaba will open with a simple tabbouleh salad before diving into richly spiced dishes such as couscous with lamb stew and mloukhieh (jute leaves cooked with chicken and red palm oil). Most dishes […]
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Profile: Coenraad Stassen
Brys Estateβs winemaker crossed an ocean to work in Michigan
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Flint Eastwood to Debut ‘Broke Royalty’ EP in Detroit
Detroit native and musician Flint Eastwood will unveil her newest EP in the Fisher Building lobby tonight before embarking on a spring and summer tour around the country. Performing under the stage name Flint Eastwood, Jax Anderson is releasing her new EP under NYC boutique record label Neon Gold Records on Friday, April 14. The […]
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Socialization Therapies at Michigan Hospitals Help Address Kids’ Emotional Needs
Through art, music, and other programs, young patients maintain their identities, ease stress and anxiety
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Should You Go To the ER for a Mental Health Emergency?
Itβs not always the best choice for behavioral and nonmedical emergencies, but metro Detroit agencies and partial programs can help
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Cultivate Your Green Thumb With Gardening Supplies from Metro Detroit Shops
Stores such as Detroit Farm and Garden, Made Floral, and more have the plants and tools to help your garden grow
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MotorCity Makover Returns
New emphasis to focus on year-round cleanup.
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ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ Detroit Nabs 13 ‘Excellence in Journalism’ Awards
ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ Detroit magazine was honored with more than a dozen honors from the annual Society of Professional Journalists β Detroit Chapter (SPJ) 2017 Excellence in Journalism Awards celebration. Reviewed by journalists from other SPJ chapters, the Excellence in Journalism Awards recognize outstanding achievements in print, broadcast, photo, and online journalism across southeastern Michigan. ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ Detroit […]
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The Way It Was – Stroh’s Beer, 1907
Stroh’s Beer, 1907
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Founders Announces Detroit Expansion
New taproom located in Cass Corridor will serve the growing region
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4 Quick DIY Projects for a Healthier Home
In order to keep your body happy and thriving, try these four quick and easy DIY projects to improve your homeβs health.
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5 Key Steps to Protecting Your Smart Home
Smart homes open the doors to new technological potential, but they can also open the virtual door to intruders and hackers.
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5 Tips for First-Time Homebuyers
Buying a home can be thrilling and nerve-wracking at the same time, especially for first-time homebuyers. Itβs difficult to know exactly what to expect.
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10 Things to Do This Weekend (April 27-30)
From comedy shows and musicals to a choreography and classical music, there’s something happening for everyone in Metro Detroit
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Michigan’s VegFest Returns to Novi on Sunday
More than 150 vendors, guests speakers, such as Star Trek’s Michael Dorn among highlights.
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ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ Media’s Real Estate All-Star Party 2017
ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ Media’s Real Estate All-Stars celebrated at the fourth annual Real Estate All-Star Party presented by MiRealSource at EuroAmerica Design in Troy on April 13, 2017. Guests enjoyed cocktails and appetizers.
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Savor Detroit Spring 2017
ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ Detroit’s Savor Detroit, a five-night dinner series featuring ten top chefs, took place at the Great Lakes Culinary Center April 24 β 28, 2017.
