I attended the Caipirinhas & Candles event hosted by The Love Experience! It was wonderful! The…read moredrinks, the foo, the music, the company, and of course the host- Nina Love were all outstanding! This was a multi-layered, multi sensory program! I'm super glad I attended and am looking forward to future events that she hosts!

Super professional and so much fun! The girls had a very large verity of cocktail knowledge and…read morecould make anything we requested. Kept all of my guests taken care of quickly and efficiently making the night fun and flawless I would highly recommend them for your next private party/event!

Sunday morning brunch is the best value in metro detroit, period. Everyone is friendly and smiling…read moreand it's a wonderful place. It's super clean, spacious, and one of my favorite places. You really cant beat it!

This is a very large facility, bigger than I thought. They have an entrance or rather main…read moreentrance, but there's also a back entrance for members. I came here for a Keller Williams drag queen bingo night. They had a great layout for all of the tables and chairs and the stage set up in the center. They were probably over 100 of us there. They had tables set up on the side of the chairs, by one of the walls for the buffet. It had good audible, as long as the person was on the microphone. I could see people using this for big social events like this, maybe even some weddings, possibly. As we are not members, parked in the back and walk to the front. It's right off of fourth Street and Stevenson or the (I-75) Service Drive.

Star Trax was excellent! They kept everyone on the dance floor for the ENTIRE night on our wedding!…read moreWe had the DJ and MC package and it was the best! George was out there on the dance floor leading the entire party to be a huge a fun success! We keep receiving compliments about how awesome the DJ and MC were at the wedding and people were sad when the night came to an end! Thank you so much to everyone at Star Trax!

They provided the set-up, screens,lighting and audio assistance for our annual gala. I can't speak…read morehighly enough about the service they provided and their professionalism. Our guests who attended in prior years noticed the difference and their services were a greatly appreciated and helped to increase our guests enjoyment of the evening.

I cannot speak highly enough of this crew. We had Celeste and her team bartend for our wedding this…read morepast weekend and they absolutely killed it. Celeste is extremely responsive and was such a pleasure to plan this day with. She answered our million questions happily and was able to accommodate everything we needed for our big day. This team brought such a great energy and made us feel so special. I would highly recommend Precisely Pour'd to anyone needing a bartending crew for their big day or event. Such a pleasant team and they left me with absolutely no concerns or worries. Guests even commented on the expansive range of drinks the team was able to make.

I have had several class reunions here, my baby shower here and they never disappoint. The food is…read morealways top notch, the service is friendly and properly trained. overall I come back because they are consistent.

Brides - do yourself a favor and book the Hellenic Cultural Center as your reception venue!!…read more The space is warm, inviting, and beautiful. The food is incredible, and weeks later, our guests are STILL talking about it. There was also a bridal suite and groom room on site, which was the perfect place for us all to convene for hair and makeup during the morning of the wedding. Best of all, the staff is incredibly kind and accommodating! There's so many details that other venues told us they would charge for, that the Hellenic Cultural Center included for us, which made the process so seamless! From providing decor (like hurricane vases and plate chargers) to working with outside decorators to create the space of our dreams to having a professional serving/bar staff, the Hellenic Cultural Center had everything we needed. We can't thank them enough for making the wedding of our dreams come true! Marlee helped immensely throughout the entire process by answering our thousands of questions over email, to helping on the actual big day. She was instrumental in bringing our vision to life. We are just so, so grateful to her and the whole team!!

I went to the movement 2026 festival and it was beyond my expectations, I honestly thought it was…read morebetter than when I came in 2026 but that's was more likely to be because I was young and not organized and more roaming around than enjoying the performances because now I went all in, Unfortunately I had to go home within 2 hours on day one because hypothermia due to rain wind and cold. On day 2 I spent the full 10h marathon of dancing even there was a bit of rain it wasn't that cold anymore. I ended up leaving on day 3 because I felt I had a blast and even I wanted to see the amazing lineup I missed my little dog so decided to skip.

Movement 2025: A Spiritual Reckoning in Four On the Floor…read more I would've written this sooner, but my weekend itinerary was stacked: pedicure, wax, hair trim, stomach pump, and three hours in a sensory deprivation tank in Sterling Heights, where I may or may not have briefly died. That reminds me of the previous NDE I had toward the tail-end of May...my annual tradition of face-planting somewhere festive. Memorial Day weekend in Detroit is sacred. It's the only time of year when it's socially acceptable to fall face-first off a deck and a stage in the same 48 hours, provided you're wearing sunglasses, sunscreen, and a plausible expression of joy. I don't attend Movement. I haunt it. I materialize at Hart Plaza like a low-frequency apparition in a kimono and hot pants. I never have a wristband, yet I am everywhere: main stage, the VIP section, behind the frozen lemonade truck, briefly in the Detroit River (don't ask). This year's lineup was decent, I guess. Could've been better. I say that every year, and yet every year I end up on my knees in front of a subwoofer in the rave cave like I'm worshipping the bass as a wrathful deity. At one point, a man in a mesh tank top tried to sell me "artisanal molly" in a prescription bottle labeled Wellbutrin. I declined. Not because I don't party, but because I'd just inhaled some truly heroic rails off a stranger's god-tier cleavage and was waiting to see what happened (again, don't ask). Festival highlights included: - Being called "Ma'am" by a child in a bucket hat before he handed me a blunt. - Interrupting a set to demand the DJ play "Prince Ali" (1992 OG version, of course) and somehow succeeding, despite a crowd that clearly wasn't ready for Agrabah basslines. - Hearing "Deep Inside" and feeling every bad decision I've ever made vibrating in my spine and cervix. - Watching a man in full leather assless chaps negotiate a porta-potty truce with Grandma Techno (she easily bested him after she mowed him down with her Rascal). My Movement prep list for 2025: - Industrial-strength saline mist and tissues for when you get hit with a pesky Colombian cold - Emergency slutty outfit (weather inappropriate, crotchless, fierce) - Vintage Adderall (orange ovals for life, baybeeeeee) - Laminated list of local bail bondsmen - 1 tube of Vicks for the "traditional" reasons - Bra with enough secret hiding places to make the Underground Railroad blush By Monday night, I was 78% wild animal, 22% polite enough to order food without frightening the staff. My phone had a shattered screen, 4% battery, and 87 unanswered texts, most of them asking either "Are you still alive?" or "Who the fuck is Judith Merkintosh?" To answer the former: barely, but beautifully. To answer the latter: I'm a public service announcement with great tits and a world-class vagina. Just ask anyone at Regulars' Night. Yes... anyone. Five stars. See you next year. Or sooner, if you check the dumpster behind The Lex... or catch me doing the Friday morning Walk of Shame down Trumbull, still holding a frozen lemonade I didn't pay for.

One of the more fun venues I've been to in a while! Very engaging place/crowd. Very 'classic…read moreDetroit' feel even with the modern demographic. I had no idea this place was a thing before this past weekend and it was a great way to have a '313 Day' celebration. looking forward to my next time out.

This venue is not for the faint of heart. A garage space that was converted to concert venue that…read morecould probably hold 100 or so people, but surely not sanctioned by the code enforcement. It is in the back of a house that I believe is somewhat of an artist's commune. The venue itself was brightly lit, and the stage was huge. There is a gender neutral bathroom located under a DJ booth, that was interestingly decorated, clean, but smelled like sewer gas. The venue is BYOB, and they take "donations" at the door. The donation was pretty much mandatory, but since Hubby's band was playing there, I coughed up $5 (they recommend donating $6-$10). There is brightly lit parking on the street, but don't park in the bus lane, that is clearly marked. Some idiot did, and we had to stop the show and make an announcement.