Detroit Michigan

A City Proud of its Cultural Identity

Because Detroit offers so much to see and do, Thrillist calls it one of “America’s Most Fun Cities.” Vibrant, diverse and inclusive, Michigan’s largest city continues to capture worldwide attention with its iconic, innovative, highly creative and groundbreaking talent. From chart-topping musicians to distinctive museums, Detroit’s cultural scene is in its prime. Catch a Broadway production at the legendary Fisher Theatre, see your favorite band at the Detroit Masonic Temple, or watch a classical performance at the opulent Detroit Opera House. Fine-art seekers will be impressed by the Detroit Institute of Arts, whose art collection is one of the USA’s most significant. See the world’s largest African American historical collection at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History or the only museum dedicated to the Arab American experience at the Arab American National Museum. Take a self-guided or group tour for a history lesson and great photo ops.

Legacies that Shook the World

At the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation, a collection of artifacts and exhibits – including the Rosa Parks bus and John F. Kennedy’s presidential limousine – showcase U.