Beautiful, historical, educational and Amazing! Honored to take my ABC's class here. Pool,…read moreTennis, restaurants, Bowling, Boats and of course Yachts on a great location on Lake St. Clair. Appears to be getting some needed outdoor restoration.

Attended a seminar here, partial dinner included.very good waitress service. Huge chicken breast-…read morejuicy, served with steamed vegetables and potatoes. Water only, as even to purchase no other beverages were offered. Very good looking building- kept up quite well.

"Anvio" is a new local business in Detroit. It is a virtual reality experience catered to you, you…read morepick your adventure,. You fill out a few forms and than get taken to a large room. You put on all your gear and than get ready. Your only mission is you must survive. I was in a room with three people. We played zombie apocalypse. The stakes were high, we needed to extract data for the survival of the world. The building was infested with the dead. We went floor to floor to get high enough to get a signal. This experience felt so real. Every step feels like your last if you don't work together. The area you play in is huge. I can't state enough, don't go at it alone, work with a team. But definitely do it, it is so much fun wrapped into a thirty minute experience.

Front desk lady very unprofessional and rude. Sign says walk ins welcome but we were turned away…read more Will not be coming back.

Open by appointment only, this is a great galley with modern art throughout. From the Jacks on the…read morewall, to the letter cubes, to various pieces outside.

I volunteered for our fourth grade class field trip. This was a field trip through history, we all…read morewill always remember. The First Congregational Church in Detroit has transformed its lower level into a living replica of the Underground Railroad. The Flight to Freedom Tour at First Congregational Church in Detroit is a time portal from 2018  to the mid-1800s on a quest for freedom.  Kids were in good hands, the conductor "Bo" has made this journey before.  "My name is Bo and I ain't never lost a passenger," he told the group. "And I ain't going to lose one today." It is a storytelling reenactment of the Underground Railroad, a network of secret tunnels and safe houses slaves traveled to free states between 1840 and 1863. We loved this whole experience and truly felt the emotions of a person who traveled in the dark with only one goal, FREEDOM!!

Cool little museum showcasing Michigan's role in military history. My oldest son is a huge WWII…read morefan, and he loves to be close to the technology of that era. Both of my boys love the outreach: we participate in the Young Modelers Club on Saturday mornings through winter that the museum hosts. Lots to learn. They are trying to expand to protect and preserve military artifacts. Go visit!!

Kercheval Dance is absolutely amazing! I cannot say enough good things about this studio. So…read moreimpressed with everything about Kercheval Dance, the staff, the facility, the curriculum!

Fresh, cool, crisp Bud Lights at this joint! If you haven't been you need to come! 6 out of 5 stars!read more

Jyc bartender is to flirty with patrons. Tells to much internal information. And always in the…read morephone. And chews gum like crazy. Needs to do her work and mind her own business. Don't join if you don't want that.

The Centennial Anniversary of the Titanic's sinking is being commemorated this year and the Henry…read moreFord has an extra attraction for the summer. It's called "Titanic:The Artifact Exhibit." You purchase a ticket and wait for the time allotted on the ticket. Whe you get your ticket you also get a boarding pass of an actual person that was on the Titanic. Mine was Miss Annie Funk. She was a 38 year old Mennonite missionary who had opened a girls' dchool in India and was returning to the U.S.A. to care for a sick mother. At the end of the exhibit you can find out if your person survived the sinking. Since over 2/3 of the people onboard perished, I knew my odds weren't good. The exhibit starts with the building and moves you to the boarding area. The best parts were the hallway(which ls a recreation you can walk thru), the bow of the ship and going into the "ice rooms" and the info at the end. You also get to touch an actual "iceberg so you know what it feels like.You can recreate the famous pose on the prop bow and they have photographer. You can get a copy of the pose i f you want. It takes an hour to go thru . It's the top draw event and worth it! P.S. I checked on the website "Encyclopedia Titanica" to find out what happened to Annie. She was never found. The last sighting of her was her being pushed aside as she was getting into a lifeboat by a woman screaming, "My Children, my children!"