Jason Hall is one of the radical minds behind Slow Roll, the weekly bicycle ride that’s taken over Detroit. And it’s of no surprise, since he was born and raised right here in the city and his earliest memories involve a bicycle, friends and neighborhood exploring.
Jr. Jr., formerly known as Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr., is touring this fall with their third studio length album and they’re making a stop in metro Detroit, their hometown, on Friday, Nov. 13 at Royal Oak Music Theatre.
Kacee Must, 31, of Bloomfield Hills, has been practicing yoga since she was 12 years-old and now she’s opened two of her own studios, one in Royal Oak and the other in Detroit, and they go by the well-known name of Citizen Yoga.
Tommey Walker, a native Detroiter and the man behind the brand DETROIT VS EVERYBODY, plans to open up his third apparel shop and second location in Eastern Market by August. DETROIT VS EVERYBODY has exploded internationally since the official Detroit debut nearly three years ago and has since gained attention from big names like Rick Ross, Young Jeezy, Big Sean, Drake, Nas and more.
On a nice summer night, you can hear the DJ spinning and the party happening at what has become a summer (and now a year round) Greektown favorite for music, drinks and a fun time! For those of you who have enjoyed the scene at Exodos Rooftoop & Lounge in Greektown, you can thank Yanni Dionisopoulos, co-owner, and his cousin, Speros Dionisopoulos, for bringing a little bit of Greece back to Greektown.
As a Seattle native and a Detroit believer, Roslyn Karamoko, the mind behind the brand Détroit is the New Black, started her current gig in the city by a simple t-shirt.
Joey Maalouf, metro Detroit native and hair and makeup stylist, is co-founder of a new app called The Glam App, which allows customers to schedule a hair, nail or makeup appointment to their door. Customers can schedule day-of and have a stylist at their house within an hour of scheduling, or they can book the appointment well in advance.
Nick Gorga, a Detroit native, created a contest to bring together creative minds and retail pitches for the betterment of the community and called it Hatch Detroit.
Amina Daniels is a Detroit native, turned New York City dweller, turned Hatch Detroit 2015 winner with the winning business conceptLive Cycle Delight.
Jay Rayford, the founder of the city’s soon-to-be Social Sushi, left his job as a full time electrical engineer to move back to Detroit after being away for five years and noticed a trend in social activity.
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