Thank you so much to John, who came all the way out to East Lansing to do a tasting with us in our…read morebackyard. He was super knowledgeable, friendly, and fun, and we had a really fantastic time. He customized the tour specifically for us - all sour beers - and we couldn't have asked for a better time! We did this as an anniversary gift to ourselves. 15/10 recommend!!!!!!

I went on the "un-beer" tour in Ferndale with some friends yesterday, and we all had an excellent…read moretime. We went to 3 locations and sampled mead, cider, and kombucha. John (our tour guide), was very knowledgeable and nice, as were the hosts at all 3 locations. Oh, and the snacks were quite yummy. It was a lovely afternoon, and a good way to sample some of Michigan's local breweries.

Best tour and the ABSOLUTE BEST tour guide! From first interaction on the telephone, I knew Ma Pat…read morewas special. She is very responsive, detailed oriented, and gives personalized service. Hands down would recommend her to friend, family... even foe!

Absolutely wonderful! Relaxed, informative, informal, personalized, nothing could have made it…read morebetier. Highly recommend Pat as a tour guide.

How cool it was to have a volunteer event here…read more I have only been to the parade maybe once, but watched the floats many times on TV. It's quite something to be so up close and a get to be a part of the small section of the float. It's located at a warehouse, was told to wear grubby clothes and to dress warm from other colleagues that have done this event before. The entrance to the gated parking lot for the parade company is just passed the guard gate. There's a sign for the Parade company at the guard gate and the fence and gated entrance is right after the guard gate on the left. Keep an eye out for the extremely color blovkdftbuilding, that's where you'll be parking near. You enter by ringing the doorbell and the reception will let you in and guide you to the room for your team. They will soon be opening up the Saturday volunteer events for family members, and The Lake. They also suggested previous volunteers to come after hours uncertain days through the week as well to help out. The team was working on seven floats for the Thanksgiving parade this year. They will often repair and refurbish older floats to use again. I think Russ said their oldest float is from the late 90s. Russ works in the paint department. You can definitely see some very distinct characteristic floats, and heads throughout the warehouse. It's really large warehouse with big skylights that can make it very hot if it's warmer outside. Today was a perfect day inside, since it was only about 74° outside. It's really a fun event to do with your team members at a corporation or anywhere. They do provide gloves, aprons, paint brushes, and rolling pins. I think it would probably make sense to use nicer, rolling pins and paint brushes, since they get a little gunk up and messed up, which then can cause some clumps and junk as your paint. At the end of your volunteer event, the team will go through and rinse off all the rollers, paint brushes, and are asked to put back any unused paint into the main paint pale. I would definitely come again, it was my first time participating in making a section of a parade float. There are other corporations represented, most likely from my same company.

This was THE best tour I have ever taken. Our tour was with Steve. He was amazing. Our tour was…read moresupposed to last a couple hours and it was extended. We were not complaining. Every question was answered, tremendous facts were given and the entire experience was stellar. I highly recommend going and supporting them. They are also in the throws of building a new place. Help them out. They deserve it. If I ever get back to Detroit again, I would def. Go on this tour again The parking lot is difficult to find, but a call to the front desk and we were helped immediately.

Great venue. The beers were okay for the group I was with. I didn't have any so that comes from my…read morefriends. The service was slow and hard to get ahold of, the only issue we encountered. Great for a large group to play games and enjoy the venue. Would come back.

We really enjoyed our tour of Detroit breweries. Amy did a great job coordinating our 4 stops. The…read moreshort bus was clean and comfortable. Ben dropped us at the door and was there for pick up when we were ready. We did 2 behind the scene tours at Atwater and Brew Detroit (very impressive). We had VERY generous beer samplings at each brewery. I highly recommend!!

Today my friend and I had the pleasure of being on a guided tour of Eastern Market. Our tour…read moreguide's name was Gail. As described, it was a two hour walking tour. We had the opportunity to learn more about the history of Detroit, the various ethnicities that made up the city of Detroit and the Eastern Market area dating back to the 1700's. It was inexpensive and we thoroughly enjoyed this experience. It was a unique experience getting to learn more about this Detroit.

We took the Historical Eastern Market tour and thoroughly enjoyed it. Interesting info about the…read moremarket and how it originally started. I highly recommend this tour!

7 months ago I would've been ashamed to tell someone that I found a place on Tik Tok, but since the…read morepandemic hit, tik tok has been amazing and after seeing someone's video of this place I wanted to check it out. I ended up getting a ticket for myself and a friend of mine as it was just something to do to get out of the house. From the ticket, it appeared that we were only able to visit for an hour, but once we arrived they told us we can stay as long as we'd like. It's somewhat of a Pop up exhibit with multiple rooms. We were able to take lots of photos and videos of the exhibit. Lots of bright colors and some cool spooky/Halloween related themes as the event was called "In Search or Halloween". Everyone seemed to be trying to keep their distance which was great. The owners are having a fall pop up exhibit and a winter one coming soon which I will definitely check out as something fun to do. Good times!

Hubby and I brought our 6 year old son last night for the "In Search of Halloween" experience and…read morewe all enjoyed it immensely! The greatest thing about it was that we were allowed to walk through the exhibit/enchanted warehouse over and over during our slot, so we really got our money's worth. They required wearing of masks and social distancing was observed and it was nice cause it was just us and a couple other small groups when we went inside. There was also a taco truck outside the warehouse for when you get hungry lol. The place was clean, sanitizers were provided, the colors were astounding and views were amazingly good, would love to visit again before this experience ends in November. Pictures and videos are encouraged!!! Hubby and I had fun documenting every scenic room. I really recommend everyone to go and visit, and the best part is, it's kid-friendly, so bring the whole family!

I spent a fabulous day & 1/2 touring Detroit with Becky. We started with the murals near the…read moreEastern Market and concluded with a fantastic Lebanese brunch in Dearborn. Others in my small group went on to tour downtown Detroit and the Canal District. Becky's passion for Detroit is evident. She thoughtfully combined our interests with contacts that she has to really round out our experiences by sharing stories about Detroit's music and food culture. Without Becky's insights I would not have been able to see as much of what makes Detroit such a vibrant city. I could not have asked for a better guide and I am looking forward to a return visit!

Went to the Capital Park Strolling Brunch tour and have to say the strolling brunch part was a…read morestretch. The tour part was food and why I gave it 4 stars but the brunch part left a lot to be desired. When you arrive you got a handful of peanuts with a cup of coffee and some cold spinach pie that was cut into 1/5ths. After a little tour of some buildings surrounding the park we were served a very small portion of pizza margherite and a little bit of a charcuterie board with small bottled water. We then toured more of the city attractions and ended at Cannelle pastry shop back in capital park for portions of eclair and almond croissants which were very tasty. You did not go home hungry nor would I say satisfied but the tour was fun. It was a good experience if you didn't know much about the city which wasn't the case with us but still enjoyable. If you're looking for a good brunch this is not for you. If your looking for a fun tour then don't worry about the brunch part. Overall we enjoyed it.

Took a tour last week and had such a great time…read more The staff is always so friendly and excited when you're hopping on the boat. They offer snacks, alcoholic beverages and drinks. Definitely recommend.

The cruise was interesting, very relaxing and informative. Staff were courteous, helpful &…read morefriendly. Lasted about an hour. I wish it would have gone down to Belle Isle: a very important historical feature in Detroit's history. Spending time on Windsor, Ontario could have been left off entirely.