Although filled with homemade trinkets and treasures, Eldorado General Store is more than a mere general store. To Erin Gavle it's a platform she uses to share the things she finds beautiful, important, and sacred on her travels. Read more: https://t.co/SKVJBqLcXY
Founded in 1839, the Detroit Boat Club is the first boat club formed in North America. It also holds the honor of being one of the oldest continuously operating rowing organizations in the world, as well as the oldest social club in Michigan. https://t.co/GBkvfI2gkA
“This all started out as a hobby,” tour guide Bailey Sisoy Isgro says. “A way to give back to Detroit, for everything it’s given me. I honestly thought we’d do four tours a year, and eventually, if things went well, once a month. Last year we did 200.” https://t.co/nMXP3q2MZB
.@Smplfd has been repurposing locally sourced old work shirts, uniforms and lab coats and are breathing new life into the pieces by sewing interesting patches onto the garments. https://t.co/iWQPBJfnZr
With many clients on the east and west
coasts, @alisandifer realized early on that no
matter where they go, the tight-knit creative
community in Detroit makes it the perfect
place to pursue their passion.
Nestled snugly on the second floor of a brick building at the corner of Times Square in downtown Detroit, @savannahbluedet is described as a contemporary northern soul food restaurant that offers an intimate gathering space with a big-city vibe. https://t.co/VMcS7aOtm3
.@DetDesign139 is an advisory committee of architects, academics, city planners and concerned citizens who came together this past September to develop a design vernacular for Detroit — all 139 square miles of it. https://t.co/A0WPwZUQdi
Take a peek inside @renzocardoni@smplfd@bororesale and Detroit Clothing Circle, some of the shops pushing Detroit’s vintage and repurposed fashion forward. https://t.co/iWQPBJfnZr
A cocktail connoisseur's paradise, Corktown's @SugarHouseBar helped kickstart the craft cocktail movement in Detroit. Read more from Issue 5: https://t.co/x0ttbdR4Lx
Introducing history-lovers to Detroit’s chronicled characters, @Detroit_Tours guide Bailey Sisoy Isgro is an equivalently exuberant character. Read more from Issue 5 of TBD Mag: https://t.co/nMXP3q2MZB
To find unique artifacts for Eldorado General Store, @ErinGavle travels west on old trade routes. What results is a carefully curated store that will delight both a seven-year-old and a 70-year-old. https://t.co/g0B05FoWdQ
.@Bakers_Keyboard, billed as the “World’s Oldest Jazz Club,” has been a haven for jazz in Detroit since it opened its doors in 1934. Read more from Issue 5: https://t.co/ImMyxdjtDC
At a massive 4,300 square feet, the two-story Turkel house and its lush landscape is an example of Detroit’s great mansions. https://t.co/NSoLnlU6v6 #FrankLloydWright#WrightSites
.@SugarHouseBar's name is a nod to Prohibition and the Purple Gang, who were previously known as the Sugar House Gang and occupied a place of the same name on Oakland Ave.
Read more from Issue 5: https://t.co/eLNelO0YyS
The origin of 'Blue' in @Savannahblue_D’s name is easy to identify. The walls are painted black w/ midnight blue uplighting in the lounge. The bar is a lighter shade of cobalt blue w/ a dark marble top.
Read more about the northern soul food restaurant: https://t.co/D0Ds2Zn1HW