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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/downtown-detroit-markets-the-cadillac-lodge-13
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
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LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/downtown-detroit-markets-the-cadillac-lodge
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/downtown-detroit-markets-the-cadillac-lodge-11
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/downtown-detroit-markets-the-cadillac-lodge-10
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231117
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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/downtown-detroit-markets-the-cadillac-lodge-9
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231118
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SUMMARY:20th Annual Detroit Tree Lighting
DESCRIPTION:YOUR HOLIDAY STARTS HERE!\n\nMark your calendars for the Detroit Tree Lighting on Friday\, Nov. 17\, at the award-winning Campus Martius Park presented by Downtown Detroit Partnership and DTE Energy Foundation. “Merry & Bright: 20 Years of Holiday Lights” — the 20th-anniversary special edition of this free annual Detroit event to kick off the holiday season — will feature stellar performances by Olympic figure skaters\, the best skaters in metro Detroit and live musical acts\, holiday shopping\, food trucks\, unique lighting attractions across the downtown and more!\n.\n\nThe Detroit tradition will center around a Michigan-grown Norway spruce decked with ornaments and illuminated by thousands of shimmering LED multi-colored lights – after a countdown by Santa. WXYZ-TV Channel 7 will also once again serve as the official broadcast station of the annual Detroit Tree Lighting ceremony\, broadcasting complete coverage of the event during a one-hour live special\, “Light Up the Season\,” beginning at 7 p.m. \n. \nMore details including featured acts to come soon.
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/20th-annual-detroit-tree-lighting
LOCATION:Campus Martius
CATEGORIES:Campus Martius,Park Events
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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/downtown-detroit-markets-the-cadillac-lodge-8
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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SUMMARY:Light Up Beacon Park
DESCRIPTION:Beacon Park is transforming into a winter wonderland and pop-up seasonal gathering space. We can’t wait for you to join us!\n.\nKick off the holiday season during Light Up Beacon Park on Friday\, Nov. 17\, from 4 – 9 p.m. Families can watch our 20-foot\, Michigan-grown Children’s Tree come to life\, with ornaments decorated by local Detroit children\, during the tree lighting at 6 p.m. Plus\, spend some time with Santa and Mrs. Claus\, meet real reindeer\, groove to live music and feast on delicious food truck fare. And don’t forget the “Polar Express” rides – they’re free for all!\n.\nGuests are invited to experience “Northern Lights” with larger-than-life light features\, including a 15-foot Infinity Snow Globe\, a gigantic walkthrough snowflake and gleaming polar bears. We’re lighting up the park with 125\,000 LED-efficient dazzling bulbs\, all 95% recyclable.\n.\nNew this year will be the addition of Beacon Park’s “Design Haus\,” which opens with Light Up Beacon Park festivities. Additional dates will be open to the public in November and December. The indoor heated space will feature live entertainment\, art installations\, themed décor\, visual displays\, photo backdrops\, along with a winter cocktail spritz bar by Lumen Detroit. This Detroit destination is the perfect place to visit all season long. Join us from Nov. 17 to Jan. 16\, 2024 and immerse yourself in the winter spirit at Beacon Park.\n.\nThis event is FREE and open to the public.\n.\nA full list of activities is available at DTEBeaconPark.com\n  \n  \nFOOD & BEVERAGE\n– Lumen: craft cocktails and craft beer\n– Food Trucks: Big Bo’s Grill\, Curbside Eatery\n.\nPERFORMANCES / SPECIAL FEATURES\n– Drey Skonie and the Klouds\n– DJ Invisible\n– Hip Hop Nutcrackers by Ballinger Entertainment\n– John R King Performing Arts Academy\n– Studio Detroit Dance Center\n– Casali Dancers\n– Tap Dance Detroit\n– “Polar Express” Train Rides\n– Santa and Mrs. Claus\n– Live Reindeer\n.\nLight Up Beacon Park is presented by DTE Beacon Park Foundation and programmed by the Downtown Detroit Partnership.\n 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/light-up-beacon-park
LOCATION:Beacon Park\, 1901 Grand River Ave\, Detroit\, MI\, 48226\, United States
CATEGORIES:Beacon Park,Park Events
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SUMMARY:20th Annual Detroit Tree Lighting
DESCRIPTION:Your holiday starts with the Detroit Tree Lighting on Friday\, Nov. 17\, at the award-winning Campus Martius Park presented by Downtown Detroit Partnership and DTE Energy Foundation. “Merry & Bright: 20 Years of Holiday Lights” — the 20th-anniversary special edition of this free annual Detroit event to kick off the holiday season — will feature stellar performances by Olympic figure skaters\, the best skaters in metro Detroit and live musical acts\, holiday shopping\, food trucks\, unique lighting attractions across Downtown Detroit and more! 🎄 Be sure to tag us on socials while you enjoy all the festivities using: #detroittreelighting2023 #20YearsOfHolidayLights #DowntownDet or #campusmartiuspark.  \nThe Detroit tradition will center around a 64-foot Michigan-grown Norway spruce decked out with ornaments and illuminated by thousands of shimmering LED multi-colored lights – after a countdown by Santa. WXYZ-TV Channel 7 will also once again serve as the official broadcast partner of the annual Detroit Tree Lighting ceremony\, offering complete coverage of the event during a one-hour live special\, “Light Up the Season\,” beginning at 7 pm. Those who prefer to view the show indoors or from the comfort of their own home can tune in to the one-hour special broadcast on their televisions\, online and on all streaming devices.  \n  \nTREE LIGHTING SPECIAL GUEST PERFORMANCES\nThe signature event will be marked by a stellar lineup of live entertainment including:  \nNathan Chen\, one of the biggest names in the world of men’s figure skating\, will perform on the Rink at Campus Martius Park Presented by Visit Detroit. Chen took home the gold and silver medals at the 2022 Olympics\, is a three-time World Champion.  \n  \n   \nHeadlining the MGM Detroit Main Stage at Campus Martius Park will be award-winning\, acclaimed American country singer and Flint\, Michigan native Miko Marks. Marks was named an inductee to CMT’s “Next Women of Country” class of 2022.  \n  \n \n  \nAdding to the impressive headline talent Paul Russell\, social media sensation\, whose viral hit song ‘Lil Boo Thang’ has garnered millions of views on TikTok.  \n  \n  \n  \nBroadway star Natalia Vivino currently performing in WICKED on Broadway\, will be delivering an exceptional vocal performance.  \n  \n \n  \nAnna Cobb\, a professional figure skater and choreographer from Flint\, Michigan\, Recently\, Cobb toured with Disney On Ice\, dazzling crowds with her mesmerizing performance as Elsa from “Frozen.” \n  \n \n  \nOther performances of note include Detroit natives Drey Skonie\, Corrin Barnett and the gospel duo Tasha Page-Lockhart & Clifton Lockhart. Isis Damil + JonPaul Wallace will perform a festive duet\, a hip hop Nutcracker dance will be performed by Detroit’s Ballinger Entertainment\, while the Archdiocese of Detroit choir with Rooted conducted by Dr. William S. Harrison\, Sr. rounds out the entertainment. Returning to serve as the “house band” for the evening The Redhouse Band\, featuring six of the Detroit area’s most outstanding musicians under the direction of Darell “Red” Campbell Jr.\, a renowned musician\, songwriter\, producer and teacher who’s working with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra Civic Youth Ensembles for the eighth season.  \nSkating clubs across metro Detroit will show off their skills on ice: Arctic Figure Skating Club\, Detroit Skating Club\, Dream Detroit Skating Academy\, Figure Skating Club of Birmingham\, Figure Skating in Detroit\, Fraser Figure Skating Club\, Motown Ice Theater\, New Edge Figure Skating Club and Onyx Suburban Skating Academy. Other skate performances by Daniel Palmeri\, Annabelle Wilkins\, and Brooklyn Wybo. \n  \nFOOD TRUCK LINEUP: \n–Clara’s Place  \n-For the Love of Sugar  \n-Impasto  \n-Little Bros Burgers  \n-Los Dos Amigos Tacos  \n-Max Chicago Style Italian Beef  \n-Original Seafood Truck  \n-Rollin Stone Wood Fired Pizza  \n-Shredderz  \n-Smoke Ring  \n-The Lobster Truck  \n-Unity Catering  \n  \nPARKING AND TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION:\nConvenient and affordable parking and transit options are available steps away from Campus Martius Park\, including public transit such as DDOT\, SMART Bus (plus FAST)\, Detroit People Mover\, QLINE and MoGo. For parking needs\, we recommend you check ParkWhiz for additional parking options.   \n  \nPROHIBITED ITEMS INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: \n– Weapons / Firearms / Knives / Bats / Clubs\n– Mace / Pepper Spray\n– Laser Pointers / Any Similar Devices\n– Fireworks / Smoke Bombs\n– Audio / Visual Recording Devices (Go-Pro\, Etc.)\n– Missile-Like Objects that can be Thrown\n– Backpacks / Hard-Sided Bags\n– Aerosol Cans / Liquids over 4 Ounces\n– Illegal Substances\n– Any Form of Marijuana\n– Pets\n– Drones\n– Skateboards / Hoverboards\n– Whistles / Horns\n– Banners / Flags / Offensive Signs\n– Frisbees / Beach Balls / Balloons \n– Chairs\n– Poles / Selfie Sticks / Monopods / Tripods\n– Professional / Commercial Cameras\n– Cameras with Detachable Lenses / Lenses Longer than Four Inches\n– Outside Food / Beverage\n– Clothing / Garments Displaying Explicit\, Profane or Derogatory Characterization\n– Any / Other Items Deemed to be Dangerous by Park Security and Facility Management\n– Any Item Determined by the Venue  \n  \nGUEST CODE OF CONDUCT: \n-Guests will be treated in a consistent\, professional and courteous manner by all park personnel.  \n-Guests will enjoy all event experiences free from disruptive behavior\, including foul or abusive language and obscene gestures.  \n-Guests will consume alcoholic beverages in a responsible manner. Intervention with an impaired\, intoxicated or underage guest will be handled in a prompt and safe manner.  \n-Obscene or indecent messages on signs or clothing will not be permitted.  \n-Guests will comply with requests from park staff regarding park operations and emergency response procedures.  \n-Guest may not engage in unauthorized commercial activity on the property.  \n  \nCURFEW:\nMinors are welcome to attend the Tree Lighting from any approved public area. However\, for their safety\, minors ages 17 and under must be accompanied by a parent\, legal guardian or other responsible adult (age 21 or over) while they attend the event.
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/20th-annual-detroit-tree-lighting-2
LOCATION:Campus Martius
CATEGORIES:Campus Martius,Park Events,Signature DDP Event
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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/downtown-detroit-markets-the-cadillac-lodge-7
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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SUMMARY:Skating With Santa
DESCRIPTION:Kick off the season at our opening Skating with Santa Party\, DJ Invisible will be playing your favorite holiday tunes and the big guy himself will be making an appearance. Grab your Santa hat\, lace up your skates\, and get ready to pen your letter to the North Pole.  \n  \nADMISSION:  \nAdult: $12.00  \nChild (12 and under): $9.00  \nMilitary / First Responder: $8.00  \nSenior (59 and older): $9.00  \n  \nSKATE RENTAL: $6.00 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/skating-with-santa
LOCATION:Campus Martius
CATEGORIES:Campus Martius,Park Events
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SUMMARY:Ugly Holiday Sweater Party
DESCRIPTION:Don your favorite Ugly Holiday Sweater and get ready to join us for a night of festive fun under Detroit’s Christmas Tree\, featuring Joey Namou and DJ Chris Hesano to keep you grooving on the ice.  \n  \nADMISSION:  \nAdult: $12.00  \nChild (12 and under): $9.00  \nMilitary / First Responder: $8.00  \nSenior (59 and older): $9.00  \n  \nSKATE RENTAL: $6.00   
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/ugly-holiday-sweater-party
LOCATION:Campus Martius
CATEGORIES:Campus Martius,Park Events
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SUMMARY:Holiday Carriage Rides in Downtown Detroit
DESCRIPTION:Experience the magic of Downtown Detroit from inside an enchanted horse-drawn carriage. Carriage rides take passengers on a journey through the bustling city. With the dramatic backdrop of the city skyline and Detroit’s Christmas Tree\, these charming tours are a wonderful way to embrace holiday cheer. \nSchedule/Times \n-Every Friday and Saturday • November 18 – December 30 • 6 pm – 11 pm \n-New Year’s Eve Carriage Rides: December 31 • 6 pm – 11 pm \nPricing Info:\n-Rides Per Person: $10\n-Private Group Rides: $40\n-Tickets can be purchased at the time of the ride on a first come first serve basis.
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/holiday-carriage-rides-in-downtown-detroit
LOCATION:Woodward Esplanade\, 600 Woodward Ave\, Detroit\, Michigan\, 48226
CATEGORIES:Holiday Carriage Rides,Park Events,Woodward Esplanade
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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/downtown-detroit-markets-the-cadillac-lodge-6
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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SUMMARY:‘Frozen’ Skate
DESCRIPTION:Get ready to let it go at the Rink in Campus Martius Park! Join us for a spectacular afternoon featuring appearances by Elsa and Olaf.  \n  \nADMISSION:  \nAdult: $12.00  \nChild (12 and under): $9.00  \nMilitary / First Responder: $8.00  \nSenior (59 and older): $9.00  \n  \nSKATE RENTAL: $6.00   
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/frozen-skate
LOCATION:Campus Martius
CATEGORIES:Campus Martius,Park Events
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231123
DTSTAMP:20260422T221710
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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/downtown-detroit-markets-the-cadillac-lodge-4
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/downtown-detroit-markets-the-cadillac-lodge-5
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/downtown-detroit-markets-the-cadillac-lodge-3
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
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LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/downtown-detroit-markets-the-cadillac-lodge-14
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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SUMMARY:Holiday Carriage Rides in Downtown Detroit
DESCRIPTION:Experience the magic of Downtown Detroit from inside an enchanted horse-drawn carriage. Carriage rides take passengers on a journey through the bustling city. With the dramatic backdrop of the city skyline and Detroit’s Christmas Tree\, these charming tours are a wonderful way to embrace holiday cheer. \nSchedule/Times \n-Every Friday and Saturday • November 18 – December 30 • 6 pm – 11 pm \n-New Year’s Eve Carriage Rides: December 31 • 6 pm – 11 pm \nPricing Info:\n-Rides Per Person: $10\n-Private Group Rides: $40\n-Tickets can be purchased at the time of the ride on a first come first serve basis.
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/holiday-carriage-rides-in-downtown-detroit-2
LOCATION:Woodward Esplanade\, 600 Woodward Ave\, Detroit\, Michigan\, 48226
CATEGORIES:Holiday Carriage Rides,Park Events,Woodward Esplanade
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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/downtown-detroit-markets-the-cadillac-lodge-15
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20231125T180000
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DTSTAMP:20260422T221710
CREATED:20231026T191702Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231125T201641Z
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SUMMARY:Holiday Carriage Rides in Downtown Detroit
DESCRIPTION:Experience the magic of Downtown Detroit from inside an enchanted horse-drawn carriage. Carriage rides take passengers on a journey through the bustling city. With the dramatic backdrop of the city skyline and Detroit’s Christmas Tree\, these charming tours are a wonderful way to embrace holiday cheer. \nSchedule/Times \n-Every Friday and Saturday • November 18 – December 30 • 6 pm – 11 pm \n-New Year’s Eve Carriage Rides: December 31 • 6 pm – 11 pm \nPricing Info:\n-Rides Per Person: $10\n-Private Group Rides: $40\n-Tickets can be purchased at the time of the ride on a first come first serve basis.
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/holiday-carriage-rides-in-downtown-detroit-3
LOCATION:Woodward Esplanade\, 600 Woodward Ave\, Detroit\, Michigan\, 48226
CATEGORIES:Holiday Carriage Rides,Park Events,Woodward Esplanade
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231126
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231127
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CREATED:20231027T191636Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231126T203139Z
UID:10002749-1700956800-1701043199@detroitartdao.com
SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/downtown-detroit-markets-the-cadillac-lodge-16
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231129
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231130
DTSTAMP:20260422T221710
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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/downtown-detroit-markets-the-cadillac-lodge-17
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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SUMMARY:Downtown Detroit Markets & The Cadillac Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Cadillac Square is the spot to shop this holiday season. Whether you’re window shopping or on a spree\, you can find locally made\, one-of-a-kind gifts from a collection of curated Detroit vendors offering specialty apparel\, accessories\, jewelry\, bath products\, home décor\, children’s toys\, pet goods\, books\, snacks and more in this outdoor marketplace that runs Nov. 9 through Jan. 7.   \nCadillac Square is also home to the Cadillac Lodge. The warm\, cozy and family-friendly gathering space offers an assortment of festive beverages\, toasty treats and more for all to enjoy\, in the comfort and style of a ski lodge setting.   \n  \nDowntown Detroit Markets & Cadillac Lodge Hours:  \nMondays & Tuesdays: Closed  \nWednesdays & Thursdays: 11am – 8pm  \nFridays & Saturdays: 11am – 11pm  \nSundays: 11am – 7pm  \n  \nThe list of vendors participating in the 2023 Downtown Detroit Markets includes:  \nBags to Butterflies– Fashion with a social mission\, Bags to Butterflies puts the “purpose” in “repurpose.” The brand empowers and trains formerly incarcerated women to craft luxurious\, sustainable bags out of repurposed wood. The cross-bodies\, handbags and other accessories reflect the stories and transformations of the women who skillfully handcraft them.   \nTwo Stix 5 Stones– With a focus on texture and color\, Two Stix 5 Stones specializes in funky-chic knitwear for people and pets. Each freehand design uses the highest-quality and ethically sourced wool\, cashmere\, silk\, merino\, cotton\, rayon and alpaca. The hand-crafted knitted accessories include hats\, shawls\, headbands\, gloves\, mittens\, scarves and pet sweaters. Two Stix 5 Stones has been featured by Detroit Institute of Arts as part of the “30 Americans” exhibition.    \nHalie & Co.– Using solid gold and sterling silver\, designer Halie Conyers handcrafts high-quality (and budget-friendly) jewelry such as rings\, necklaces\, earrings\, and—if you’re not afraid of commitment—permanent bracelets sized and welded to fit each customer. But it doesn’t stop at jewelry and gemstones…Halie & Co. also offers hand-poured candles\, diffusers\, and other home décor.   \nThe Brave Wimp– The Brave Wimp is here to help you find pride in being YOU! Their handmade\, eco-conscious\, pop art wearables and home goods incorporate empowering messages and imagery to celebrate diversity\, inclusivity and community. From graphic T-shirts\, to handcrafted wood jewelry and all-natural candles\, some of the messages include: “Empowered Women Empower the World\,” “There is Power in Kindness\,” and “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be You.”  \nAriya’s Apparel and Accessories– Ariya’s Apparel and Accessories is a boutique that caters to women 35+ with modest and modern fashion. With a personal desire to dress demure\, yet stylish\, owner Akeya Muhammad carefully curates each item including dresses\, tops\, bottoms\, sets\, outerwear\, scarves\, jewelry and handbags. Her goal is to provide her humble\, haute designs to women across the country.    \nASTOURI– Born out of the love of where we live\, ASTOURI apparel and accessories features iconic and artistically licensed photography. With a focus on community pride\, femininity and functional style\, more than 90% of ASTOURI products\, including scarves\, eye masks\, skirts\, ponchos\, kimonos\, dusters\, dresses\, sweatshirts\, wraps and shawls are made in the U.S. by female-owned-and-operated manufacturers.    \nVerbatim-– Inspired by poetry\, art and style\, Verbatim’s apparel is designed to validate the Black and female experience\, educate others\, start conversations\, and break barriers—all while keeping customers looking fresh. The Royal T collection includes T-shirts and sweatshirts with empowering messages such as\, “…I am worthy to be loved\,” “Ballroom history is Black history\,” and “Compromise…for what?” The brand also sells beanies\, scarves and other accessories.    \nKids Like Mine– With the mission of inspiring children to embrace and love their true selves\, Kids Like Mine owner LaTashia Perry writes diverse and empowering children’s picture books featuring Black and brown characters in stories such as\, “Skin Like Mine\,” and “Hair Like Mine.” She also sells merchandise including socks\, lunchboxes\, pajamas\, backpacks\, tote bags\, T-shirts and puzzles that are all custom-made and gender neutral.     \nJanna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes– Whether it’s a full spread or a charcuterie box to-go\, Janna Kay Charcuterie Boards and Boxes is a one-stop shop for hosting an event. The catering company serves both private and corporate clients and sells charcuterie accessories\, stemware and other home goods necessary for entertaining as the host(ess) with the most(est).     \nFOLK– Located in historic Corktown\, FOLK offers biodynamic wines\, specialty coffee\, catering and a private event space. FOLK sources from minority creators and spotlights high-quality food\, beverages and giftable items such as candles\, beanies\, tote bags\, books\, tableware\, linens\, jams\, honey\, oils\, cookies\, chocolates and treat nuts.    \nKonjo Me– Konjo Me is a pop-up restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and other Ethiopian-sourced goods like spices and coffee. “Konjo” means “beautiful” in Amharic\, one of the many languages of Ethiopia. As the only shop in Michigan that sells authentic Ethiopian goods\, Chef Helina is proudly bringing the taste and culture of Ethiopia to downtown Detroit.    \nWaffle Cabin– If you have a sweet tooth\, this one’s for you! Waffle Cabin is a food truck that specializes in (you guessed it!) authentic made-to-order Belgian dessert waffles with toppings including chocolate\, caramel\, ice cream\, marshmallows\, cookies\, candy and more. They will also have soda and water for sale\, along with waffle swag like stickers and T-shirts. The delightful aroma of the fresh waffles\, however\, comes free!    \nCrummy’s Cake Supply & Studio– Whether you want to pick up a cake or bake it yourself\, Crummy’s Cake Supply & Studio is the place to go! Not only does the shop bake all its authentic southern desserts (pound cake\, sweet potato pie\, bread\, cookies\, etc.) from scratch using recipes passed down for generations\, but it also offers cake supplies\, cake classes and a rental kitchen. Crummy’s is the first Black-owned cake supply store in Detroit.   \nOpal Grove Games– Do you want to play a game? Well\, Opal Grove Games has just about every type of game imaginable\, with a mission to build the most fun\, inclusive and inventive board game store ever. They carry party games\, board games\, card games\, tactics games\, role-playing games and all the necessary accessories. Additionally\, owners Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi love teaching\, and offer gaming workshops and open game nights.      \nSpeedcult– A metal art fabrication company\, Speedcult has been licensed with Ford\, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to create home\, garage and business décor using their official logos. They also specialize in original art featuring skulls\, critters\, monsters\, aliens\, hot rod and rat rod lingo\, all things Detroit and far beyond. In addition to the metal art\, the shop also sells T-shirts\, blankets\, hats and beer koozies.   \nRosemarine Textiles– With sustainability at the forefront of everything they do\, Rosemarine Textiles is a home goods and accessories brand. All their products are created in their Detroit studio using natural fibers\, low-waste production methods\, food waste materials\, plant dyes and love. Some of their items include velvet throw pillows\, silk scrunchies and ribbons\, cotton socks and bandanas\, linens\, bucket hats\, clothing and more.     \nMG Studio– MG Studio formulates and manufactures 21 plant-based and biodegradable haircare products for all hair types. MG studio offers an array of products including shampoo\, conditioner\, leave-in conditioner\, styling products\, oils and treatments. Owner Nicole Grant is a cosmetologist of more than 25 years who noticed many haircare products on the market contained damaging ingredients like silicones and copolymers\, so she became a self-taught chemist to create her own natural line. 
URL:https://detroitartdao.com/event/downtown-detroit-markets-the-cadillac-lodge-18
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Cadillac Square,Park Events
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