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Things to do around Detroit this weekend: September 6, 2024

From the BRED Hip-Hop Theatre Festival and the Trenton Art Festival to the Plymouth Fall Festival and the Old Car Festival, there’s plenty to do this weekend. There’s also an event at the Royal Oak Farmers Market that supports multiple sclerosis and an outdoor writing event with InsideOut Literary Arts. See what’s coming up around town this weekend on “One Detroit Weekend.”

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The historical impact of Detroit’s Black churches

From serving as stations on the Underground Railroad to establishing schools and hospitals and hosting civil rights leaders, the Black Church in Detroit is an important part of Black liberation and empowerment. Host Stephen Henderson explores the historical impact of Detroit’s Black churches.

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Brandee Younger to play restored Alice Coltrane harp at 2024 Detroit Jazz Festival

Alice Coltrane’s harp has been restored and brought back to Detroit, her birthplace. Grammy-nominated harpist Brandee Younger will play the refurbished instrument during a special opening night performance at the 2024 Detroit Jazz Festival. Contributor Cecelia Sharpe of 90.9 WRCJ spoke with Younger about Alice Coltrane’s legacy, the restored harp, and her upcoming performance.

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One Detroit Weekend: August 30, 2024

Labor Day weekend is here. Commemorate the unofficial end of summer with a trip to the Michigan State Fair or the Detroit Jazz Festival. The Romeo Peach Festival and the Mussel Beach Music Festival are also coming up. Plus, Hamtramck hosts a Labor Day Fest and there’s a Detroit Sandwich Party at Eastern Market. See what else is coming up around town on “One Detroit Weekend.”

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National Black Business Month underscored by need for financing, networking opportunities in Detroit

August marks National Black Business Month, a time to celebrate and support Black-owned businesses across the United States. Guest host Trudy Gallant-Stokes speaks with Bartel Welch, president of The Detroit Black Chamber of Commerce, and Kai Bowman, chief strategy officer at the Michigan Black Business Alliance, about the challenges and opportunities for Black business owners in Detroit.

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One Detroit Weekend: August 9, 2024

The summer festival season continues with the Ribs R&B Music Festival, the Sunflower Festival and the 27th annual Back to School Festival. Also, the city of Dundee celebrates its bicentennial. Plus, don’t miss PBS Kids’ Be My Neighbor Day, Patio Night at the Flint Institute of Arts and more. One Detroit contributor Dave Wagner of 90.9 WRCJ shares what’s coming up on “One Detroit Weekend.”

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