Tangent Gallery is a fun creative space. There's good music, an outdoor area, plus you can do some…read morevintage shopping upstairs.

We had a great time at the witches bazaar fall equinox party. This venue does a great job with the…read morespace that they have. There's a really nice bar on the inside and a large space for various types of activities. It was a night full of spells, rituals, having your horoscope read, palm reading, psychics, and even bone throwing. There was an area set up on the inside for vendors. You could also make your own spells and potions. The night ended with a witches' rave! It was most certainly a night to remember. Cheers to the Detroit coven!

Off the beaten path, an alley near the Q line & ballpark. Some colorful graffiti filling an…read morealleyway with some garbage cans, tables, and back doors to businesses.

Popped in here after learning about it online. The staff were very friendly and happy to answer any…read morequestions. The art was nice and I enjoyed the overall vibe of a quick and accessible art gallery experience. It was free, so that's an added bonus! I wish there would have been a few more pieces to view but overall, no real complaints. I liked being able to scan a QR code to learn more about the art.

Disappointing to see some folks have torn off some the reflectors off the viaduct walking by on…read moreFriday. It's an art piece, best to leave it as it was intended. Nonsensical to leave clumps of cement bases of where several reflectors were removed. What a bummer to see people can be so thoughtless.

excellent unique pieces stop by - great location and well maintained facility. unique buildingread more

This is a rather splendid historic building that the casual visitor can walk in and peruse. There…read moreis art on display, and the option to sit for a bit. A bar in the back was of unclear purpose to me; is it used for evening events or is it meant to be some kind of art piece in and of itself? The art was worth a look, and it wasn't any hassle or cost to get in.

This is a great place to stop by and explore. The art is culturally relevant and enticing…read more Additionally the cafe aspect is great the vegan options were all so tasty I loved the loose leaf tea and the artsy vibe can't wait to attend their next event. Loved the space and vibes

We were visiting Vault of Midnight next door and were unexpectedly invited into the gallery for a…read morewonderful cup of tea. We enjoyed our drinks and the gallery. A big shout out to the owner for his kindness and hospitality.

Scarab Club is such a beautiful gem across from the Detroit Institute of Arts. I attended a book…read moreevent but there are art exhibitions, art classes, and other events regularly held here. I recommend attending an event just to get the chance to admire the art and architecture of the building.

This is very much worth a visit. The building and grounds are beautiful, historic, and…read morefascinating. They showcase some local artists who have studio space here. It's a venue for small to medium sized special events. It's across the street from the art museum so it's easy to amble over and check out. When I stopped by they were renovating, it's over 110 years old so this sort of thing must happen every now and then. Well worth the voluntary donation even though it was mostly closed off. Depending on your vision, you might want to bring binoculars to look at the higher parts of the exterior architecture and be careful if you are backpedaling to get a better view. Thank you to the motorist who didn't run me over by the way, when I backed into the street, Mr. Magoo style.

I could've sworn I wrote a review for Baltimore Gallery's previous incarnation - Untitled Bodega…read more Maybe I just wrote a draft I never finished? Well, BG is very similar to UB, maybe with more colorful murals on the outside, and is soon to shut down like it's forebearer. I can't let that happen with zero Yelp reviews to it's name, can I? There's a cool impromptu feel to Baltimore Gallery events, or maybe that's just how it seems to me. I noticed a lot of Instagram posts about the last art opening, Moven Pictures 2. Maybe that's just because I was in it, as were a slew of local artists, several of whom I follow on the 'gram. But usually this place flew under my radar. I'd drive or bike by and see people hanging out in front of the building or a DJ spinning in the parking lot and know something was going on. Sometimes it'd be too technoey for my taste and I'd just roll by. It's admirable how much color BG has added to the block, not just on the building, but with the vibrant murals on the once drab gray walls in front of the train tracks. Owner Phillip Simpson has given a lot of opportunities to artists in the Black community, too. Maybe that's why I never heard as much about this place as I should have. Anyways, he's busy with being a family man and other stuff now so BG is closing down at the end of this month, June of 2019. I'll miss this spot, even though I didn't make it here as often as I'd have liked to. Moven Pictures 2 was a lot of fun. I got to live paint in the parking lot, and meet some cool people I knew from online life but not IRL. They could've used more food besides the meh cheese platter, but being the industrious type I am I walked the two blocks to the White Castle and picked up a #4 combo to go. (I was tempted to get a Crave Case and sell em back at the Gallery for a buck apiece but I didn't feel like waiting for it.)