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USA : DETROIT - November 2008
Go Shop
DETROIT THREADS
( 10238 Joseph Campau St, Hamtramck. Tel. 313-872-1777 )
www.myspace.com For those who favor retro garb and funky finds, this store just up the highway from downtown Detroit carries vintage and regular duds for kids and adults. Get a Detroit-themed T-shirt while youre here.
( 10238 Joseph Campau St, Hamtramck. Tel. 313-872-1777 )
www.myspace.com For those who favor retro garb and funky finds, this store just up the highway from downtown Detroit carries vintage and regular duds for kids and adults. Get a Detroit-themed T-shirt while youre here.
SERMANS
( 1238 Randolph St. Tel. 313-964-1335 )
www.sermansclothes.com Family-run since 1917, Sermans carries everything from shoes and overcoats to designer jeans for men and boys. Lines include Pelle Pelle and Enyce.
( 1238 Randolph St. Tel. 313-964-1335 )
www.sermansclothes.com Family-run since 1917, Sermans carries everything from shoes and overcoats to designer jeans for men and boys. Lines include Pelle Pelle and Enyce.
THE JUNGLE ROOM
( 124 S Old Woodward Ave, Ste 10, Birmingham. Tel. 248-644-6077 )
www.myspace.com Discover hippie culture and fashion at this suburban shop, where youll find hemp gear, fashions, incense, art, sculpture and other goodies.
( 124 S Old Woodward Ave, Ste 10, Birmingham. Tel. 248-644-6077 )
www.myspace.com Discover hippie culture and fashion at this suburban shop, where youll find hemp gear, fashions, incense, art, sculpture and other goodies.
Go See
DETROIT ARTISTS MARKET
( 4719 Woodward Ave. Tel. 313-832-8540 )
www.detroitartistsmarket.org Established during the Depression, the Detroit Artists Market promotes contemporary work while staying rooted in the citys history of art and culture. You can view exhibits or buy art and crafts by local artists. Entry is free.
( 4719 Woodward Ave. Tel. 313-832-8540 )
www.detroitartistsmarket.org Established during the Depression, the Detroit Artists Market promotes contemporary work while staying rooted in the citys history of art and culture. You can view exhibits or buy art and crafts by local artists. Entry is free.
MADAME BUTTERFLY
( At the Detroit Opera House 1526 Broadway St. Tel. 313-237-7464 )
www.michiganopera.org Puccinis Madame Butterfly takes center stage at the Detroit Opera House from Nov. 15-23. If you miss the show, take a tour of the historic building, opened in 1922, to learn about its history and restoration.
( At the Detroit Opera House 1526 Broadway St. Tel. 313-237-7464 )
www.michiganopera.org Puccinis Madame Butterfly takes center stage at the Detroit Opera House from Nov. 15-23. If you miss the show, take a tour of the historic building, opened in 1922, to learn about its history and restoration.
THE AFRICAN HOLOCAUST MUSEUM
( 13535 Livernois Ave. Tel. 313-491-0777 )
www.shrinebookstore.com Housed in the Shrine of the Black Madonna Cultural Center & Bookstore, this museum memorializes the millions of Africans forced into the slave trade, unflinchingly confronting history with photographs, artifacts and reproductions.
( 13535 Livernois Ave. Tel. 313-491-0777 )
www.shrinebookstore.com Housed in the Shrine of the Black Madonna Cultural Center & Bookstore, this museum memorializes the millions of Africans forced into the slave trade, unflinchingly confronting history with photographs, artifacts and reproductions.
Go Eat
COACH INSIGNIA RESTAURANT
( Detroit Marriott at GM Renaissance Center, 100 Renaissance Center. Tel. 313-567-2622 )
www.mattprenticerg.com Set on the 72nd story of the hotel, this upscale steak and seafood restaurant boasts a vast wine list as well as an expansive view of the riverfront. Try the Georges Bank scallops or the organic vegetable risotto. $$$$
( Detroit Marriott at GM Renaissance Center, 100 Renaissance Center. Tel. 313-567-2622 )
www.mattprenticerg.com Set on the 72nd story of the hotel, this upscale steak and seafood restaurant boasts a vast wine list as well as an expansive view of the riverfront. Try the Georges Bank scallops or the organic vegetable risotto. $$$$
NEW YASMEEN BAKERY
( 13900 W Warren Ave, Dearborn. Tel. 313-582-6035 )
www.yasmeenbakery.com Get a taste of authentic Middle Eastern fare at this Lebanese café run by the same family since 1986. Best bets include the homemade chicken with garlic sauce followed by syrup-topped pistachio squares. $
( 13900 W Warren Ave, Dearborn. Tel. 313-582-6035 )
www.yasmeenbakery.com Get a taste of authentic Middle Eastern fare at this Lebanese café run by the same family since 1986. Best bets include the homemade chicken with garlic sauce followed by syrup-topped pistachio squares. $
OSLO
( 1456 Woodward Ave. Tel. 313-962-7200 )
www.oslodetroit.com This hip bar has a dance floor and an extensive selection of Thai food, but the real draw is the sushi selection, which includes treats like freshwater eel and flying fish. $$
( 1456 Woodward Ave. Tel. 313-962-7200 )
www.oslodetroit.com This hip bar has a dance floor and an extensive selection of Thai food, but the real draw is the sushi selection, which includes treats like freshwater eel and flying fish. $$
Go Party
BRONX BAR
( 4476 Second Ave. Tel. 313-832-8464 )
Musicians and artists are among the regulars at this haven for boho-hipsters. Grab an icy brew and hit the jukebox, where tunes range from Dolly Parton to Bob Dylan.
( 4476 Second Ave. Tel. 313-832-8464 )
Musicians and artists are among the regulars at this haven for boho-hipsters. Grab an icy brew and hit the jukebox, where tunes range from Dolly Parton to Bob Dylan.
THE BOSCO
( 22930 Woodward Ave, Ferndale. Tel. 248-541-8818 )
www.thebosco.com Casual yet swanky is the vibe at this sleek bar where the décor leans toward a minimal Scandinavian style. Enjoy a drink while taking in the sounds of funk, soul and reggae.
( 22930 Woodward Ave, Ferndale. Tel. 248-541-8818 )
www.thebosco.com Casual yet swanky is the vibe at this sleek bar where the décor leans toward a minimal Scandinavian style. Enjoy a drink while taking in the sounds of funk, soul and reggae.
Go Day-Tripping
WINDSOR, CANADA
( 5 miles from Detroit. Tel. 800-265-3633 )
www.visitwindsor.com Just across the river, this smallish town has a European feel. Stroll the waterfront park and sculpture garden for a stunning view of downtown Detroit, then explore the town or venture beyond to beautiful Pointe Pelee National Park, about 90 minutes away.
( 5 miles from Detroit. Tel. 800-265-3633 )
www.visitwindsor.com Just across the river, this smallish town has a European feel. Stroll the waterfront park and sculpture garden for a stunning view of downtown Detroit, then explore the town or venture beyond to beautiful Pointe Pelee National Park, about 90 minutes away.
Fun Fact!
Detroit residents consume more potato chips per capita than residents of any other city in the world.Compiled by ELLEN PILIGIAN
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