About us
If you enjoy the arts and expanding your perspective then this may be the group for you! Did you know there are OVER 50 museums in the Detroit Metro area as well as many cultural interests? Join us to enjoy this rich cultural history we have accumulated here over all these years!
We will have an event at least once a month. It will start with a venue throughout a particular museum or other cultural venue, then convene for a dinner or lunch where we can discuss our viewpoints of the art experience we shared.
All viewpoints need to be respected and treated with kindness. Since the host is expecting you and sometimes there are waitlists, we will abide by the common 3 no show rule before you would be considered for suspension.
Participation in finding and hosting events is always welcome so please feel free to know your ideas will be not only be welcome but part of what will make this group grow!
In addition we require a photo of yourself so we can recognize you at events. Do not apply with a generic photo.
Upcoming events
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The French History of Detroit 1701-1832
Main | Detroit Public Library, 5201 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48202, USA, Detroit, MI, USRegister for this free event on Eventbrite. Free parking will be available in DPL staff parking lot located on Putnam Street.
From Eventbrite:
Dive into Detroit’s early days and discover the French roots that shaped the city before it grew big and bustling.
Come join us for an exploration into Detroit’s French roots during the colonial era. Local historian, Charles Bird, will highlight and discuss how French settlement shaped the city from 1701 to 1832. It’s a great chance to get to know a key part of Detroit’s past in a relaxed setting. Don’t miss out!2 attendees
Presenting a Georgia O'Keefe Architectual exhibition at the DIA
Detroit Art Institute, 5200 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI, USGeorgia Okeefe's paintings of architecture capture the dynamic characteristics of the built environment. THe barns, skyscrapers, churches, and houses that she painted in her recognizable and abstracted style are filled with poignant personal meaning. There will be 35 paintings by her created during one of the most productive stages of her long career from the 1920's till the 1960s. This is the FIRST PRESENTATION of the full breadth of her architectural paintings. These works will challenge visitors of the beauty and complexity of the environment that surrounds them.
GENERAL admission is free to Tri county residents but the exhibition has a $20 fee for those residents. It is only $20 to purchase there that morning rather than purchasing on line! For more information about this exhibition press HERE
20 attendees
Detroit Story Fest
Detroit Opera House, 1526 Broadway Street, Detroit, MI, USEarly bird tickets are now on sale. This will likely sell out. Purchase your ticket at Detroit Opera House website.
https://cart.detroitopera.org/detroit-storyfest/5545
I'm seated in Row F, seat 201.Detroit Story Fest returns for its 3rd year. In 2024, it sold out at the Detroit Film Theater. The event needed a larger venue and was moved to the Detroit Opera House in 2025 and again sold out. I'm so excited to attend this year. The stories were powerful, raw, humorous and moving. Join me at this year's event.
From StoryFest.org:
The oldest human art form is coming to the big stage. The 2026 season of Detroit Story Fest is here.Featuring award-winning journalists and comedians; short film and dance; live music and performance.
The ways in which stories are told are as diverse as what the stories themselves are about. From true crime to comedy, politics to poetics, Story Fest invites you to experience a brief and piercing look into the soul of the city.
The theme for this season is Villains: stories about what we fear, what we misunderstand, and what we become.What might you encounter? Inquiring minds would like to know.
10 attendees
Past events
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