Category: Arts & Culture Clip
John Lewis Remembered
Keeping the community curious, engaged, and connected, the entire University of Michigan Penny Stamps Speaker Series video archive is now available to stream on Detroit Public Television.
Read MoreDetroit’s Concert of Colors will go on
Watch a past segment from the 27th annual Concert of Colors in Detroit, One Detroit catches up with musician Don Was as he rehearses for a special performance saluting 60 years of Motown. Plus, founder Ishmael Ahmed talks about the festival.
Read More7/13/20: One Detroit – CCH Pounder / Feeder Loft / Concert of Colors
Award-winning actress CCH Pounder is also an avid art collector; the Feeder Loft launches a record label, Don Was and Ishmael Ahmed discuss Detroit’s Concert of Colors and we see a performance from Oakland University’s “Virtual Steel Band”.
Read MoreShannon Cason’s brutally honest storytelling
Shannon Cason’s podcast Homemade Stories encourages people to step out of their comfort zones, all in the quest of better stories.
Read MoreJoan Belgrave on coping with grief through music
Joan Belgrave is Detroit’s most noted Jazz Singer, she talks with Christy McDonald about lost gigs and uncertainty during the current pandemic.
Read MoreDetroit Symphony Orchestra meets Interlochen online
Detroit Symphony Orchestra joins Interlochen online for virtual arts camp.
Read MoreCatch the broadcast premiere of “A Continuing Series of Small Indignities” on DPTV
Beginning with the fifth grade, 59-year-old Rodney Harris recounts his personal history dealing with a lifetime of racism. “A Continuing Series of Small Indignities” airs Wednesday, June 24 at 11:30pm on Detroit Public Television.
Read MoreTraverse City, the perfect summer horror movie location
The Pierce Brothers—from Royal Oak, now based in L.A.—talked to One Detroit’s Chris Jordan about channeling their Michigan roots into the film, and what it has been like to see their labor of love become the first five-week #1 film since Black Panther.
Read MoreFlower Power: The Plant Palette of Lisa Waud
One Detroit takes a look at the creative garden of botanical artist, Lisa Waud, whose installations include large-scale, immersive works utilizing living plants and cut flowers.
Read MoreSatori Shakoor: The power of telling stories of protest and pandemic
Satori Shakoor talks with Stephen Henderson about bringing The Secret Society of Twisted Storytellers to a virtual audience and the importance of storytelling, especially now.
Read More‘Everybody vs. COVID-19’ online festival to feature Detroit stars
Everybody vs. COVID-19 is a two-day online festival that will present homegrown music stars and other celebrities to help amplify the City of Detroit’s COVID-19 messaging.
Read MoreDennis Coffey: From rockabilly to jazz, with some funk along the way
Guitarist and legendary Motown Funk Brother Dennis Coffey has been playing regularly every Tuesday at the Northern Lights Lounge in Detroit’s Midtown until the shutdown.
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