Grab a brush! Stop by the DIA Art-Making Studio and take part in creating a large Detroit-centric wildflower mural using the classic Paint-By-Numbers method with local muralist Louise Jones, better known as Ouizi.
Michigan Sangeetha Natya Academy presents Rakesh Chaurasia Live in Concert.
This year’s celebration show will share the journey into Bengali, Burmese, Chinese, Filipino, Hmong, Indian, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Mongolian, Polynesian, Taiwanese, Thai, and Vietnamese cultures through music and dance. Samples […]
Rising Voices welcomes our community to participate in a Feast of Resistance for Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month!
Join the Associaton of Chinese Americans to explore the expansive Asian flavors and enjoy live performances from different Asian cultures！
Join IS/LAND, Detroit Public Television, and Rising Voices for Kizuna Tree, an interactive installation/performance collaboration between AAPI performance collaborative.
Please join Katie for a joyful and reflective afternoon of storytelling and art-making for friends and families of all ages with a collage-based project in our Art-Making Studio.
Stop by the DIA for the Infernal Affairs trilogy, a bracing, explosively stylish triumph.
Stop by the DIA for the Infernal Affairs trilogy, a bracing, explosively stylish triumph.
Stop by the DIA for the Infernal Affairs trilogy, a bracing, explosively stylish triumph.
Emagine Royal Oak hosts a Juneteenth Film Festival to honor Black actors, writers, directors and filmmakers through films that present compelling moral stories and educate on racism and Black history.
Join us for an engaging film screening of "Detroit We Dey" and conversation with director Ozi Uduma. The film highlights Detroit's Nigerian American community and its efforts to navigate the pandemic, serve an aging membership, and pass down its cultural heritage from generation to generation.