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The springtime festival blends costumes, campy scares and community creativity as Halfway to Halloween returns bigger than ever to Ann Arbor.

Detroit Free Press One of Detroit's favorite musical sons is being celebrated in a special way this weekend.

Detroit producer Don Was will receive an honorary degree at Wayne State and speak May 8 on music industry careers.

The NAACP Image Award-winning podcast becomes a one-night stage show with stand-up, storytelling, improvised riffs and audience Q&A in Detroit.

Detroit Free Press Detroiters looking to get lost – on purpose – will soon have a new place to do it.

Andy Sturm will step down July 1 as executive director of the Heidelberg Project, with Colleen McLellan taking over as the nonprofit begins renovation of its historic Number House.

More than $50 million and 14 years in the making, the Schaap Center opens this weekend with a gala and matinee, bringing a state-of-the-art arts venue to Grosse Pointe Park.

Pulitzer finalist Rajiv Joseph's comedy‑drama follows two Cleveland men whose bond, sparked by LeBron James, grows into an honest, funny and deeply human portrait of friendship.

The late-blooming opera star died a day after a major Dallas performance. In February, he electrified a packed Detroit Music Hall crowd in a one-night “Turandot.”

Zoltan Karassy, who lives in a senior community, still swing dances to relive decades of music, love and joy.