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  • ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ Detroit: March 2023 Digital Edition

    It’s that time again – ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ Detroit is revealing the Restaurant of the Year. Our 2023 pick is bringing to Birmingham a level of fine dining that caters to the jet-setting traveler and the metro Detroit foodie alike.

  • 2023 Restaurant of the Year: Madam

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    As you walk into Madam, your eyes are drawn to the two larger-than-life women, who make a bold statement without saying a word. The 12-foot-tall portraits, made by blending photos, paint, and a layer of gold leaf, showcase women who are vibrant, provocative, sophisticated β€” maybe even a little mysterious and surprising β€” much like […]

  • Culture Calendar: Top Events in Metro Detroit for March 2023

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    Metro Detroit is always so full of events and other fun things to do that it can be tough keeping track of it all. To help you plan your weekend itineraries, we’ve asked Ryan Patrick Hooper, the host ofΒ CultureShiftΒ on 101.9 WDETΒ to share his top March happenings in the area. Plus, save the dates for comedy […]

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    Editor’s Letter: 2023 Restaurant of the Year and Women’s History Month

    I was new to my role as editor of the magazine and was still getting acquainted with its content when ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ Media’s president, John Balardo, asked me my ideas for 2022’s Restaurant of the Year. Having just returned to metro Detroit after being gone for a couple of decades, I was at a bit of […]

  • Books About Detroit by Female Authors

    Because March is both Women’s History Month and National Reading Month, it seems an ideal time to showcase some women who have written (and often continue to write) about the Detroit area. And while some pretty big names might comeΒ to mind immediately β€” looking at you, Joyce Carol Oates! β€” these newer voices deserve some […]

  • Local Bus Tour Shines a Light on Women’s History in Detroit

    You know that old saying, β€œHistory is written by the victors”? While it’s worth noting that most of those victors were men, along the way, there were also a lot of cool women β€” especially here in Detroit. Just ask Bailey Sisoy-Moore. She will tell you all about them β€” the brave, the ballsy, and […]

  • Restaurant Report: C. King & Co. Cafe

    At first blush, the renovated Victorian space C. King & Co. Cafe occupies reminds me of the restaurant scene in which Michael Corleone offed Sollozzo and his henchman in The Godfather. From the faux-tin ceiling and glowing glass wall sconces to staff decked out in leathery aprons and newsboy caps, the look is just so. […]

  • Three Irish Cheeses to Try This St. Patrick’s Day

    This St. Patrick’s Day, forgo the corned beef and cabbage, Irish stew, colcannon, or boxty β€” and opt instead for a new way to experience the true taste of Irish terroir: Irish cheese. β€œToday’s Irish cheese landscape represents every style of cheese,” says Sean Hartwig, specialty foods manager and head cheesemonger at Zingerman’s Delicatessen in […]

  • Meet the First Female Certified Cicerone in the U.S.

    It’s 4 p.m. on a Tuesday afternoon, and I’m sipping an award-winning KΓΆlsch in a community college lounge. Next to me, Annette May lifts her hefeweizen up to let the fluorescent light filter through it, revealing a golden haze. She tucks her nose deep into the half-full glass, takes a good sniff, and considers what […]

  • Take a Look Inside This Historic Pleasant Ridge Home

    Brad Stanwick is fond of all things English, from antique furnishings to specific spaniel breeds. (And yes, Downton Abbey ranks as a top TV series for the Pleasant Ridge resident.) Peek inside his home, and you’ll see this Anglophile’s British stamp throughout, especially in the hearth room. What is a hearth room? Stanwick β€” who […]

  • Jemele Hill Discusses Her Career, Controversies, and Her Memoir

    Journalist Jemele Hill grew up in Detroit loving comic books, video games, early-’90s hip-hop, and storytelling. Before bathing in the bright lights at ESPN as an anchor, Hill spent the earlier years of her career covering sports for the Detroit Free Press, earning a front-row seatΒ to global juggernauts like the 2004 Olympics in Greece and […]

  • How to Make Bohemia’s Bohemian Rhapsody Cocktail

    Bohemia in Royal Oak boasts a menu filled with Mediterranean dishes with some Israeli influences including saganaki fondue (Kayseri, graver, manor, and red pepper jam) and Halloumi (pan-fried sheep cheese, berries, marinated green apples and herbs). The Bohemian Rhapsody cocktail is a vodka-based drink that offers a sweet blend of strawberry, lemon and tarragon. Try […]

  • Meet the New Associate Professor Overseeing Apparel Design at CCS

    Rey Pador has worked as a fashion designer and taught design all over the world, from New York and Paris to Antwerp and India. But it’s the city of Detroit where the 39-year-old says they truly feel the creative energy of the people. So, when an opportunity arose for Pador to come to Detroit’s College […]

  • An Insider’s Guide to Michigan’s Cabin Rentals

    Gina Valente has always had an affection for photography and social media. β€œEven back in the Myspace days, I loved how you could combine the two,” the Detroit native says. In 2013, she and her sister combined their love of food and Valente’s passion for photography and social media with an Instagram page aptly titled […]

  • How a New Sustainable-Practices Initiative is Transforming Michigan’s Fishing Industry

    One chilly morning last September, chef Doug Hewitt of Chartreuse Kitchen & Cocktails welcomed guests to the restaurantΒ for appetizers of fish β€” belly, eggs, and liver β€” adding harmony to a silky golden curry, warm fish patties, and more. A bit odd (but tasty) for an early breakfast, yet decidedly perfect for the launch of […]

  • Meet a 14-Year-Old National Boxing Champion from Taylor

    In a garage-turned-gym in a Taylor neighborhood, the champ is getting ready. Hadi Al-Mashhadi, 14, is preparing for a boxing tournament in Texas, where he’s competing for the national title. He is not nervous, he says β€” he’s been fighting since he was 8 years old, and he’s been working hard. He feels good. Besides, […]

  • How to Add Pantone’s Color of the Year to Your Wardrobe

    Viva Magentas this year’s Pantone Color of the Year, a hue that the global color institute describes as β€œa new, animated red that revels in pure joy, encouraging experimentation and self-expression without restraint.” Here, we’ve rounded up apparel and accessories in variations of this vibrant color to inspire your own looks for the season.   […]

  • The New York Times Wordle Editor From Michigan

    Though Tracey Bennett calls Ann Arbor home, her life took on a β€œWe’re not in Kansas anymore” vibe on Nov. 7, 2022 β€” the day she was announced as The New York Times’ Wordle editor. β€œI just thought it was going to be a normal day for me,” says Bennett, an associate puzzle editor who […]

  • How to Keep a Tidy Play Area for Your Kids

    Lauren Combs adored the world of Lego as a child growing up in Cincinnati. In addition to building with them, she would organize the pieces by color and size. β€œI even had subcategories!” she says with a laugh. Today, Combs is a Neat Method franchise owner who oversees home organization projects in the Bloomfield-Birmingham area […]

  • How to Make Artichoke Dip with Dubliner Cheese

    Dubliner cheese hails from County Cork in Ireland and is a “robust-aged cow’s milk cheese” that has a similar texture to cheddar. When you take a bite, you’ll be hit with a mix of nutty, sharp, and sweet flavors. Try the cheese with a Guinness or give it a shot in artichoke dip with this […]

  • The Way It Was β€” The Detroit Pistons at Olympia Stadium

    1958 Sometimes sharing a space with another tenant just isn’t easy.Β For their first four seasons after moving from Fort Wayne, Indiana, to Detroit in 1957, the Pistons playedΒ their local games at Olympia Stadium at Grand River and McGraw, home of the Detroit Red Wings. Pictured above is the contest between Detroit and the Cincinnati Royals […]

  • Michigan Findings and Fun Facts for March 2023

    In our March 2023 issue, we shared some of the most interesting recent findings from Michigan researchers. Here, check out some of those findings, and get some fun facts that pertain to our state. Study Breaks Intriguing findings from researchers across Michigan for March 2023. Extinct Frog Species Found For the last 40 years, a […]

  • How to Make Yum Village’s Afro Jamaican Oxtails

    At Yum Village,Β Chef Godwin Ihentuge draws inspiration from his Nigerian and African-American roots to create menu filled with Afro-Carribean delicacies like ogbobo stew, jerk chicken, Fufu and much more. Here, the restaurant shares their recipe for Afro Jamaican oxtails so that you can try the dish at home. Ingredients 5 pounds oxtail Distilled white vinegar […]

  • Metro Detroit Spots to Grab Dinner Early in the Week

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    Mondays or Tuesdays have traditionally been the service industry’s night off, but that doesn’t mean you have to cook at home. Here are some of our favorite haunts, as well as tips to find your own go-to spots. La Palapa del Parian In Southwest Detroit, a massive trompo (a vertical rotating spit of al-pastor meat) […]

  • Overnight and Day Summer Camps in Michigan for Your Kids

    Summer will be here before you know it, and now is the time to start looking for fun activities to keep them occupied during their vacation from school. Here, we offer details about nine Michigan summer camps β€” from STEM camps to art camps, day camps to sleep away camps and camps in between. Arts […]

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