Mt. Clemens
May 17, 2008
Macomb County Administration Building - Mt. Clemens | Dave Krieger
Mt. Clemens Home
Bath City has evolved in recent years into "The Clem," the entertainment hub of Macomb County. With boating opportunities galore, historic architecture, and an art park under development downtown, Mt. Clemens is poised to epitomize a Michigan "Cool City."

Check out the metromode Mt. Clemens page for:
- The latest news and features about Mt. Clemens;
- Guides on how to visit, live & invest in the city;
- Maps & driving directions.


A Cultural Center
By: Lucy Ament, 2/21/2008
Southeast Michigan's community art centers not only offer locals the opportunity to experience and express artistic inspiration but also to score a budding Monet or Picasso at bargain prices.  (more >)
 
The D Brand and You
By: Clare Pfeiffer Ramsey, 1/17/2008
The 'D' brand isn't just about pulling in conventions and tourists. With the D Brand Summit, branding gurus are showing us how the power of the 'D' can also attract more talent and business to the region.
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The Michigan Growth Capital Symposium: More Than Money
By: Scott Paul Dunham, 6/14/2007
Like American Idol, each year local startups strut their stuff at the Michigan Growth Capital Symposium, presenting in 'lightning round' pitch sessions for the attention of venture capital managers and angel investors. But support can mean more than just a quick infusion of cash, it can also spell success for Michigan's economy. (more >)
 
Michigan Music Fests: Mozart To Mosh Pits
By: Melinda Clynes, 6/7/2007
Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, "Music takes us out of the actual and whispers to us dim secrets that startle our wonder as to who we are." Clearly the man loved his polka. metromode offers up a Summer Music Festival guide worth singing about. (more >)
 
Guest Blogger: Maud Lyon
By: Maud Lyon, 6/7/2007
Our guest blogger for this week is Maud Lyon. Maud is the founding director of the Cultural Alliance, and a consultant for numerous nonprofit organizations.

Check back here each week day to read Maud's thoughts on the state of arts and culture in Michigan. (more >)