Farmington’s focus on public art fosters economic growth
The City of Farmington's collaborations support its vision of leveraging public art as an economic driver.
Coverage of those starting up businesses and community resources to help them thrive.
The City of Farmington's collaborations support its vision of leveraging public art as an economic driver.
Bryne Berry, founder of Black Girls Do Science, created the nonprofit to expand access and representation, empowering and exposing girls of color to the STEM fields to reduce racial and gender gaps.
From sharing ingredients to using the Syndicate social district, local business owners are coming together as a community to continue driving economic success.
Griffin Claw Brewing in Birmingham is changing the brewery game by implementing multiple sustainable practices like sending their brewers' grain to local farmers and recapturing CO2 to prevent it from entering the atmosphere.
Art Nook connects folks to downtown businesses and showcases a colorful mural by artist Kevin Gano.
Across the Metro Detroit area, innovators are finding new ways to develop the affordable housing that the community desperately needs.
Downtown Farmington’s holiday season thrives on the energy of its local small businesses, where shop owners, families, and visiting loved ones keep holiday traditions alive.
Oak Park’s partnerships with local businesses help create opportunities for unique gifts and experiences.
Pedro and Valeria Suing co-founded Kazkara Coffee Roasters in Canada and found their way to Hazel Park after collaborating with DTROITR coffee. The neighborhood spot shines a light on local artists and offers authentic cafe classics with a Latin twist.
Farmington DDA is revamping its downtown with a new art promenade that will connect parks and be filled with public art, hangout spots, and a performance space.
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