Posted By Jerilyn Jordan on Mon, Apr 12, 2021 at 10:19 AM click to enlarge Blue Milk, Niles?
Unfortunately, Detroit will not be able to celebrate
Star Wars Day, aka May 4 (get it . May the fourth be with you . it s a pun .) with Space Dive s annual takeover of Tangent Gallery, in which organizers transform the space into the infamous Mos Eisley Cantina complete with scum, villainy, and the nectar of, well, scum and villainy, Blue Milk. While the Cantina “remains in lockdown,” there are “rumors of a smaller outpost, not far away, where strong drink and rare substance flow.” In other words, Space Dive organizers John Dunivant and Daniel Land have teamed up with popular Hazel Park eatery frame to add a fine-dining twist to the festivities, safe from Imperial Forces.
Adorable yurts, guest chefs sets this Hazel Park hotspot apart
Updated Feb 23, 2021;
Posted Feb 23, 2021
The yurts at Frame in Hazel Park get decorated differently every time a new chef visits. The decorations reflect the theme of the menu, and the yurts are cozy, warm, and absolutely charming.Frame Courtesy Photo, used with permission.
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A unique restaurant concept, Frame in Hazel Park doesn’t have a set menu, only offers on site dining a few days a week, and has a hidden entrance located inside another restaurant. Frame was part of our search for Michigan’s Best Outdoor Dining, and is a place with constantly changing food offerings made by visiting chefs, and super charming yurts outside to enjoy a meal in. It is one of the most interesting dining experiences in metro Detroit right now.
Texas announces hire of Jeff Choate and support staff additions
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Nearly four weeks after the Texas Longhorns hired Steve Sarkisian as the program’s 31st head coach, the school announced the addition of Sarkisian’s 10th and final on-field assistant, former Montana State head coach Jeff Choate.
“Jeff is an awesome final piece to an assistant coaching staff that, as I’ve said before, I’ll put up against anyone in the country,” Sarkisian said. “He is a highly-respected, accomplished coach who has a long history of working with outstanding defenses and developing players. When you watch the players he’s coached, they play hard, are fundamentally sound and he clearly does an exceptional job with them. His experience as a head coach, extensive background with special teams and wealth of knowledge in many areas will be a tremendous asset to our staff, as well. And, in talking to him about the job, I could really tell he’s pas