Location: Michigan

Co-founders Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi opened the store to create an inclusive community — and a little cooperative competition — for new, casual and diehard tabletop players.

Rustic farm buildings around Port Austin transform into public artworks as part of a collaborative project between the community and Michigan-based artists.

“What we strive to do is not only be a place where you can come buy books, but a place where you can share your own story,” said Drew Pineda, co-owner of 27th Letter Books.

They are connected by their work in contemporary classical music and their commitment to the rural communities they’ve chosen to base their artistic practice in.

Today, South Arts announced the Winter 2024 Jazz Road Artists—16 artists and ensembles receiving funding through the Jazz Road Tours grantmaking program.. Among these artists are six ensembles based in the Midwest....

From galleries to historic paint factories, these hotels bring creativity to hospitality and showcase local artists.

This Detroit-based artist uses foraged plants from uninhabited lots to create natural dyes, pigments, quilts, and more.

Okaidja Afroso's week-long World Fest residency brought music into schools, stores, and a Main Street theater, spreading connection and curiosity in small town Albion.

Now in a new permanent space, the black box theatre wants to create a cultural anchor institution for professional theatre for Detroiters.

In an alleyway in the heart of downtown Ann Arbor, Micro Moments of Magic is spreading joy, one tally mark at a time.