City of Detroit Entertainment Commission

Today’s Detroit Entertainment Commission meeting has been cancelled.

We appreciate your understanding and continued interest in the Commission’s work.

Our next meeting will be held on May 18th. We look forward to connecting with you then.

We’re currently experiencing technical difficulties and are unable to livestream today’s Detroit Entertainment Commission meeting on Facebook.

Thank you for your patience and for your continued interest in attending and staying engaged with the Commission’s work.

Our next meeting will be held on April 20th at 5 PM. We hope you can join us then!

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Happy 313 Day, Detroit!

Happy 313 Day, Detroit 🎉

313 Day is a time to celebrate Detroit and the city’s iconic area code. Events and activities are happening across metro Detroit today.

Link to full article in comments.

Attention Detroit Youth: Grow Detroit's Young Talent's (GDYT) application will be opening on March 13! Just in time for 313 Day!

The GDYT program offers meaningful, paid summer job and training opportunities for Detroiters, ages 14 to 24. If you or someone you know is interested in registering, go to gdyt.org to learn more and apply starting 3/13/26.

Also, be a friend and share this info with someone who would like to sign up.

The Detroit Pistons will celebrate 313 Day on March 13 with Detroit-inspired festivities at Little Caesars Arena, including a halftime performance by Skilla Baby and the Detroit Youth Choir, fan activations, giveaways and special merchandise designed by Big Sean and local artists. (link in comments)

Where is your favorite “spot” in Detroit? Let us know in the comments

Detroit continues to receive positive national attention with the latest shoutout coming via Travel + Leisure.⁠
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Over the weekend, the publication published a glowing feature on the city titled “I Live in the Midwest—This Is the Most Underrated City Everyone Should Visit Once.” Journalist Iona Brannon highlighted many of Detroit’s attractions, including neighborhoods, restaurants, hotels, nightlife, and much more.⁠
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Brannon notes, “Here, visitors will find a walkable downtown centered around a restored plaza and a meandering riverwalk. The city also has a rich arts and culture scene.”⁠
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Full Article: https://www.hourdetroit.com/life-style/detroit-most-underrated-city-everyone-should-visit-travel-leisure/