I came here for the first time last night to see a speaking engagement for the show Under the Radar…read moreon PBS. I'm not familiar with the theatre, but I really enjoyed my time here. I got an email about 2 weeks prior giving me the rundown of how things work. They let me know that there's a parking garage right across the street which was very convenient. Admittedly, the front door was hard to find but I figured it out when I saw the line to get in. Going inside the place doesn't have a bad seat in the house. Bathrooms are right there in the theatre so you don't have to miss too much of the show if you need to go. Well decorated and easy to get around. My only complaint was if someone tall's sitting in front of you it can be difficult. Seats could have been off set so you don't have to have this problem. Overall a great experience and the place is a gem.

One of the most professional groups in Metro-Detroit. Their productions are always well done.read more

Last night I saw Mulholland Drive wow! The perfect movie for this theater! It's so indie. Enter the…read moretheater and leave the world behind. Next I'm doing Blues Brothers and Pirates of the Caribbean

Iconic historical theater. It's gorgeous!Completely run by volunteers--amazing people! Showing…read moremovies from all decades. I went and saw The Sandlot, fun movie from my childhood. The concessions are so affordable!! You can't beat the prices! Cash is definitely preferred. Please tip! All money goes towards maintaining the theater. They have an organist who plays before and after the movie, as well as intermission. The bathrooms are very clean and there is fun merchandise for sale in the lobby. It's such a great experience!

Saw "Clue" tonight thanks to Yelp's Culture Club. I highly recommend this show! Great cast, super…read morefunny and oh, the expressions! We were laughing.

I attended a performance of "Who's Holidays" ... a xmas comedy tonight…read more I was surprised by the transvestite theme but that is not my issue here at all! What bothered me was that the actor drank and spit his drink over half of the audience thinking that was a funny thing to do. I was heavily sprayed! In this era of covid and a triple threat of infections, this is extremely irresponsible behavior that is being allowed by this theatre. I will NEVER return... and I pray I did not catch anything from this vile act.

I went to this theater to catch a comedy show headlining several local comedians. When I tell you…read moreit took me back to the days of seeing two movies for the price of one at the Norwest or Mercury Theaters (those who are familiar with the city of Detroit know exactly what I'm talking about). Man oh man! Talk about old school. I loved every minute. From the red and white popcorn boxes to the old school metal fold down seats with the cushions. This place is truly one of the only theaters left that hasn't gone mega-plex. It appears that this theater is used for many things including concerts and live shows. I advise you to check out the website. I caught the Vagina Monologues here a couple of months ago. They host tons of events that don't do major advertising so you'll definitely be in for a treat once you check out the website to see what's coming up.

I was here for a combined event that also used space at Motor City Java House. The owners are…read morewonderful and favorite-cousin level hospitable. The coffee is nice and hot and strong enough to not need a shot of espresso. I will definitely be back for more coffee and I look forward to attending more events at Artist Village.

The Artist Village is AMAZING! It sits right next door to Motor City Java, whose owner, Alicia,…read moreshowed us around. Featuring works by local artist Chazz Miller, The Artist Village doubles as a community center, day camp, nightspot, and community garden. Americorp also maintains an office in The Artist Village. Among their good works are their services for successfully reintroducing ex-cons into the community. The entire block that The Artist Village occupies is lovely. In addition to Motor City Java, you'll find The Redford Theater, Sweet Potato Sensations, and Simply Divine bakery. Locally produced art abounds, including butterflies cut out of wood salvaged from abandoned homes. These butterflies are placed on blighted buildings to fight the blight and as a signal to possible investors.