The first weekend of Black History Month is leading strong in Detroit with an array of cultural events happening around the city. Whether you want to do something intellectual, see impactful art, laugh at a comedy show, or get lit with friends to music from across the globe, this list has got you covered.
The city of Detroit supports Black artists, entrepreneurs, and culture year-round, but February is especially time for events that center heavily on Black history. In honor of Black History Month, we’ve got special art exhibits, talks, performances, and more, happening all over the city. The Detroit Public Library alone has over 30 Black History Month activities happening at its various branches, many for youth. In one of the largest majority-Black cities in the U.S., Black history is prevalent, and supporting it is always important. Here are some ways that you can celebrate 2024’s Black History Month in Detroit.
We’re all struggling financially out here, and then holidays come around to break the bank even more. Valentine’s Day specifically can be a lot of pressure, especially when many high-end restaurants and events are nowhere near affordable for most people. It doesn’t have to be this stressful though, as there are plenty of things to do in and around Detroit that you and your date can enjoy for cheap. Here are some things to do to impress your Valentine this year, even if you’re broke.