Little Caesars Arena in Detroit was a really great experience. The arena itself is beautiful,…read moremodern, and very clean. As soon as you walk in you can feel the energy from the crowd, especially during a game or concert. The big screens, lighting, and overall setup make it easy to see what's going on no matter where you're sitting. It's definitely one of the nicest venues I've been to in Detroit. The food options were also pretty good for an arena. There were plenty of choices around the concourse--from pizza and burgers to other snacks and drinks--so you're not limited to just one stand. Of course, the prices are what you'd expect at a stadium, but the convenience and variety made it worth it. Everything we tried was fresh and hit the spot during the event. The staff and organization were also solid. The employees were friendly and helpful when we had questions, and the arena seemed very well managed. Even with a lot of people there, things moved smoothly and the place stayed clean. Overall it was a fun experience, and I'd definitely come back for another game or concert. Great atmosphere and a great Detroit venue.

We ordered 2-tickets too Josh Groban from StubHub and they only sent 1-ticket seat #7 we needed…read moreseat #8, so they sent us to Little Caesar's box office for help, Jadon L & Nelly Y helped us get our seat #8 ticket. The show with Josh Groban & Jennifer Hudson was great. I like all of Josh Grobans music, especially with his father's playing an instrument.

Was searching for museums our last full day in town and most were closed and operating on limited…read morehours and days; however, we found this one open and decided to stop in. The employee was very nice and briefly informed us about the museum. There's no admission fee (just optional donation based) and I can understand why as the museum is very small. Plan on spending about a half hour here (if that). There's some history here about this house, but you kinda have to dig for the info. It's also very unique as they have a gift shop upon entering that appears to be like it's part of the displays but the items are for sale (antique dishes, knick nacks, etc).

I came here for their beer tasting/fund raising event yesterday. It was well organized, the band…read morewas great, and the food trucks hit the spot. I would have liked a few more beer and food options, but overall was very pleased with this event. For all of $20, we got some beer and music. Good, wholesome stuff! :)

I had the pleasure of seeing a concert at Fort Field They…read morehave a professional staff The seating sections are clearly marked and easy to find There are numerous restrooms Various concessions serving food, drinks, and libations. The seats are nicely appointed, I never felt uncomfortable There is plenty of security inside and outside of the venue I can see why the Lion have such a crowd at their games. This visit was for concert, my best one will be for a game . #OnePride

I attended the Usher and Chris Brown concert at Ford Field and had an amazing time overall. The…read morevenue was well organized, and despite the large crowd, entry and other lines moved smoothly. My only criticism is that some of the concession stands had extremely long wait times. The biggest issue, however, was that someone vomited on the seat directly behind us during the concert. Several people notified staff, but unfortunately, no one came to clean it up. We had to sit through the remainder of the concert with the smell of vomit around us, which really took away from an otherwise great experience. I was very disappointed with how that situation was handled, especially since it was a sanitation issue. Because there were many positive aspects to our visit, I'm giving 3 stars, but I hope the venue improves its response to situations like this in the future.

MOCAD is a great little spot located off Woodward in Detroit…read more It is quaint & the time to get through the museum is quicker than most museums. The set up is perfect for the featured artists. There are discounts for veterans also. There is a cafe located at the end of the tour. This is also an event space!

Here's another gem in the city. I've visited this museum on several occasions as well. The first…read moretime was to see the artwork on display. They were featuring a local artist from Detroit at the time. The museum is big on the outside but inside there isn't many pieces of art. It's contemporary which I enjoy. The other portion of the museum is used for shows/events. I went a few weeks ago to see Terri Lyne Carrington and Mickalene Thomas do a collaboration. It was AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!! I would definitely recommend visiting when there's an event taking place.

Pig and Whiskey is a great time-beers, BBQ, and great music. The festival takes place every year in…read moreFerndale in mid-July. The stage for music is located right next to WAB and beer and whiskey tents are set up in the parking lot behind WAB, The Emory and surrounding restaurants. Admission is free and you can bring your own bottled water with you. It's also a dog friendly event and lots of people walk their dogs around the fest. You purchase tickets at designated tents similar to Arts Bears and Eats. Tickets are $2 a piece. Most beers are about 3 tickets and whiskeys are between 4-7 tickets. I usually start with a sheet of tickets for $20 but you can buy as few or many tickets as you like but they are non-refundable. Food vendors for the BBQ portion were located further down, past the whiskey and beer vendors this year. Surprisingly BBQ/food vendors only accepted cash or credit this year and didn't accept tickets which was kind of annoying because last year they only took tickets and wouldn't take cash and I wish they had posted that somewhere before I had bought extra tickets. The food is good. I had BBQ ribs from Bad Brad's BBQ with a Mexican style watermelon salad with cojita cheese and cilantro which was light and refreshing. Their Pig Candy-candied bacon is delicious! There were lots off BBQ vendors with pulled pork sliders and tacos, ribs, mac and cheese, jalapeño cornbread, and Cheeto covered street corn. Picnic tables were all the way at the other end of the festival this year and it would be nice if there was seating near the food tents. Lots of great beers too from Dogfish Head, Griffin Claw, Shorts, B. Nektar and more. They have whiskey from Jack Daniels, Jameson, Old Forster, Four Roses, Woodsford Reserve, and more. Last year they had some tents that mixed craft cocktails with whiskey and bourbon. I had a Woodsford Reserve mint julep that was amazing and a pineapple upside down cake cocktail with brown sugar bourbon mixed with pineapple juice that was delicious. This year I didn't see many cocktails, just strait whiskey or bourbon or you could add a a mixer but mixers were only limited to lemonade or Faygo soda. The main reason I go every year is for the music. A friend and I love Electric Six and we attend to see them perform every year. Electric Six has closed out the festival on Sunday night for the last six or seven years. They always put on an awesome show. Last year there were torrential downpours and they had to call the festival due to rain, so lots of people got stuck with drink tickets which were non-refundable. However they didn't cancel the music and moved Electric Six's set down to The Loving Touch and it was a really great show. This year we also saw Ann Arbor band Joe Hertler and the Rainbow Seekers who are a lot of fun to see. Verve Pipe also played on Friday night. The festival runs Friday through Sunday. It starts at 6 pm on Friday and around noon on Saturday and Sunday and goes until midnight with music ending at around 9:00 on Sunday. I always have a blast and I'll definitely be back next year.

Super fun event. It was cold but not too busy when we went. I love the location! Great fun stuffs…read moreto do.

The quality of the food is superb and the decor is stunning. This is the best restaurant in Detroit.read more

Nice show, nice premise.. but there is not much diversity at all. Detroit is full of Black artists…read morethat are never selected for this show. Hopefully one day they will allow Black people in their show.

Every year this fair just gets better and better. There's consistently a nice mix of vendors (some…read morereturning, some new) with a variety of goods. It really is easy to find something for everyone at the fair. This year in particular was bananas. I came on a Sunday afternoon and it was packed. I had heard that they surpassed the entire weekend attendance from last year (5,000) in just one day on Saturday. Like I said, bananas. But the vibe is so good and positive that it doesn't feel uncomfortably crowded and the shoppers aren't rude or pushy. Just one big feel good shopping party. But it may be time to expand the space. Which is never a bad problem to have, I think? To keep growing. Just goes to show you how much love and support there is for handmade, local gifts in this town. I love it!

This was my first trip to the Fox Theater for a show. It was beautifully maintained. We had a lot…read moreof fun looking around the lobbies and theater before the show. Ushers were super friendly and were very helpful. Concessions weren't cheap but they were exactly what we ordered. The show was perfect and had no audio/video mishaps.

Arrive as early as possible to avoid missing your show!!! Slow security line!…read moreI recently saw the sound of music at the Fox Theatre. Of course the theater is beautiful, which is a huge plus! However, many of the attendees were extremely frustrated because although we arrived to the theater 40 minutes before show time, there was an extremely long line outside of the Fox Theatre with people waiting to get through security. People were filing into the theater and taking their seats for the first 20 minutes of the show due to this delay. A woman who I spoke to while waiting in line stated that she had the same issue with them the week prior. So my advice is to arrive to the theater as early as possible so when they open the doors, you are at the front of the security line and don't miss any of the show you paid good money for!