The Fisher Building was completed in 1928 honored with a silver medal in architecture in 1929 by…read morethe Architecture League of New York. Currently, it's an office building with a theater showing Broadway quality shows, and some shops and restaurants on the ground floor. One of the most recognizable sights on Detroit's skyline, the building is also known as "The Golden Tower." The original gold-leaf tiles on the tower were covered with asphalt during WWII for fear of bombing. Following the war the damaged gold tiles were replaced with green terra cotta tiles that are illuminated gold at night.

Beautiful building; I wished the theatre part had been open, but still, it is always beautiful to…read moresee an old building taken care of like this one. They have some nice shops inside, and also if you're exploring the city is a stop to make.

Great spot to reconnect with an old friend. I used to drive past the mansion on my way home from…read more#TheHigh. It was cold and rainy, so not a day for cruising the grounds, but the shuttle drivers were most accommodating. Lovely gift shop and restaurant. Brittany was our waitress and was an absolute gem. We had the shrimp and grits. My friend and I haven't seen one another in a couple years, so this visit was mostly about reconnecting, which we were completely able to do. There was no rush and we were able to chat and sip our coffee from the lovely China cups. It was a great afternoon.

I truly enjoyed my visit to the Ford House its beautiful during the summer months. The volunteers…read morewere so welcoming and this is a great spot to go for a beautiful walk and just enjoy nature.

This place was awesome. I had never visited before, but my husband and I took a tour today of the…read moremain house. Tours are $20 and you're welcome to walk the grounds after, plus stop by the Playhouse (tiny house that was for the Ford's 7-year-old granddaughter) and the garage, where five antique vehicles are housed. The tour lasts an hour, our tour guide was Dan and he was great. My husband works for Ford so I thought he'd find the tour interesting, too. There's another tour, called Nooks and Crannies, that dives deeper into the house and it's history, and I'd like to take that one next. The grounds themselves are beautiful and there is a lot to see, including the displays in the Visitors Center, Bird Island, and the places I mentioned above. The Visitors Center also has a gift shop. I've heard they do concerts here in the summer, and I saw on Instagram that they will have a butterfly house, too, so I'll have to come back another time for that. Overall, I really enjoyed Ford House and hope to come back for the other tour at some point too.

We have been coming here for years, in fact we became members a few years back…read more Did you know you can purchase a ground pass only? Did you know they have concerts on the lawn in the summer? Did you know they have a wonderful restaurant on site? Did you know they have bird walks twice a year, in the spring and in the fall? Did you know they have a wonderful gift shop (and members save 20%) That's just a few reasons why we love this place! It's a go to for out of town guests. They are constantly changing up the house tours so it never gets old. If you have never visited give it a try, you will love it!

Hamtramck ain't really the best neighborhood. Nonetheless, it's an opportunity for folks to learn…read moremore. They've got the Disneyland art installation that's def worth seeing. My GPS led me right in front of the house. Head out back. It stretches only across two backyards. You'll see lots of random things, like an old TV, the top half of a mannequin, paintings, an airplane, etc. Not sure what it all means. At the end of the day, we could invest more in neighborhoods like this.

Honestly thought this place was going to be interesting and fun but it was very small located in…read morethe heart of Hamtramck and very unique but could tell they had kind of let the place fall apart. But still a experience at least stop by and see for yourself. Does have a strong artistic vibe.

2018-09-22. The Moravian Hall Historical Museum is located on the property at the Clinton-Macomb…read morePublic Library Main Branch by the government buildings located at the southeast corner of Romeo Plank and Canal Roads in Clinton Township, and is open during select events throughout the year and by appointment. The former Clerk building has been transformed to a museum and is part of the Clinton Township Historical Village, a group of small historical centers in Clinton Township. The Moravian Hall hall museum is an 1880's building housing artifacts and information on the history of Clinton Township (such as locks from the nearby Clinton-Kalamazoo Canal), and the 1850's Williams Log Cabin, newly-refurbished as a living history museum. Inside, it's a small one storey flat and many of the artifacts are encased. There is no fee to enter and it will take anywhere from 5-40 minutes depending on how interested you are in local history. If you would like to experience more, come dine-with-me.yelp.com I'd love to have your company...

Lots of history in this boathouse! Make sure to bring a life preserver if you try to walk on the…read moredock!

The most beautiful, historic gem! Located right on the Detroit River, this place is used for an…read moreevent space, for the rowing teams to practice, and much more. I came here for Yelp's Nauti by Nature party and had SO much fun. This space was perfect to host it, with grand balconies, an amazing view, and interesting spaces. This boat house has been flooded multiple times, and they're currently working on restoring it, room by room. Our event was a fundraiser for the building, in an effort to return it to its previous grandeur. Currently, it's still beautiful and majestic, just dated and in need of some repairs. Such a cool, unique spot for an event!

Just plain fun. Spooky, creative, entertaining as hell. Hope to go again if it ever returns.read more

I hadn't been to Theatre Bizarre in a couple of years but this year was aces. Adding a second night…read morereally seemed to alleviate a lot of the congestion I spoke about in my first review. It was way easier to get from one place to another this time, despite it being sold out, and I never felt crushed or overwhelmed like I had in the past. Performers were still incredible and the set up is just visually stunning. I spent a lot of the night just taking video or pictures, I just couldn't help myself! It's all so so cool. The only complaint I have from this year is the line to get in was wild. We had tickets and it still took an hour to get in. Maybe because we came at peak time around 9pm? But I was a doozy. Luckily they make the line engaging with performers out front. It helped that this year was a warm night. When it's cold it's not so fun! But either way, it's a blast to watch all the costumes walk by and chat with fellow attendees in line, so while it's kind of a bummer standing outside for so long it could definitely be worse! If you've never been, mark you calendars for October 2018. It's something everyone in the Detroit area should experience at least once!

I arranged for a workshop with my bestie for her birthday. Pewabic apparently has a history with my…read morefamily, as I'm sure it does many Michiganders and Detroiters alike, and I was quite excited initially. This experience exceeded my wildest imagination. Walking into the workshop room was a mini-tour in and of itself- sort of a behind-the-scenes which I delighted in. The workshop was small enough in attendance to have a cozy room and intimate instruction, and big enough to see an array of artistic expression. It was also so much fun to banter and be inspired by other attendees. The instructor was friendly, clear, helpful, and seemed to enjoy leading this workshop. I will say next go-around I'll not be so delicate with my glaze application. I also discovered some personal sensory issues with the tile texture and glaze removal tools. (*ick). Aside from these minor nuances, I cannot wait to return in the spring for new tile and color ways. $50/person was totally reasonable for the whole evening. Highly recommend and will do again.

Nate and I were in the area recently so we stopped in to this historic store/workshop…read more Unfortunately we weren't able to do a tour, but I would love to in the future (book online ahead of time). The upstairs gallery was closed when we were there, so we just browsed the shop, which is full of all sorts of beautiful ceramic items like tiles, vases, art, and more. I liked seeing all the different pieces but nothing really shouted out to me. The animal tiles were probably my favorite. I also liked the house number tiles. They also had other non-ceramic items for sale, like earrings, puzzles, calendars, cards, etc. It is a nice place to find gifts! They also do classes and workshops, which sound fun! This isn't a spot that I need to visit every time I'm in the area, but it was fun to finally check out.

I have to give these men so much credit. I lived around here yers. My son eanted to go see a fire…read moretruck lik3 any lol boy wats to be a police man or firefighter. He was nervous at 1st. But then he started talking th3ir ear off... getting to sit on EVERY TRUCK EVEN FRONT ROW IN THE LADDER TRUCK. I WANTED TO SHOW MY SUPPORT TO THESE HERO'S Sooooo I bought a cozy sweat shirt and a memory my son will never forget.

Since joining back in 2012, the ERChamber has been in a constant state of improvement and growth…read more Their new and improving digital presence has increased exposure for not only their member's businesses, but also the Chamber itself. True advocates for the local-side of business, the ERChamber is at the heart of the business community.