The Prison Creative Arts Project works to humanize inmates and tell their stories through an annual exhibition of artwork by Michigan prisoners.

In mid-October of last year, the Church of Scientology officially opened its doors at Jefferson Avenue and Griswold as a crowd of more than 2,000 people celebrated. The religion, founded in 1953 by former science-fiction writer L.

The Downtown Boxing Gym offers children in the Metro Detroit area a “path to success” by offering an extensive after-school tutoring program, enrichment programs, and basic needs support.

“Glass: A Survey of Form and Function,” an exhibit at the Berkowitz Gallery in the Mardigian Library at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, is a charming display that features 56 popular artists that have influenced glass art in many positive ways.

From March 1 - 3, the 24th annual Motor City Tattoo Expo took over the Renaissance Center in Detroit.

Have you ever looked into the windows of the Learning Lab at Henry Ford College and seen a couple of skeletons staring back at you? Have they been dressed in funky clothes, or positioned in an entertaining way?