Attractions
Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit
The Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD) is a contemporary art museum in Midtown Detroit featuring current and past exhibitions, events, and Mike Kelley's Mobile Homestead, a permanent public artwork housed in a full-scale replica of the artist's childhood home.
Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit
The Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD) is a contemporary art museum in Detroit's Midtown neighborhood, hosting rotating exhibitions, artist talks, performances, and community events, and home to Mike Kelley's Mobile Homestead public artwork.
Museum of Illusions
Museum of Illusions Detroit is an interactive attraction at 1545 Woodward Ave in downtown Detroit featuring optical illusion exhibits. The museum offers group visits, field trips, corporate and private events, and a membership program for unlimited visits.
N'Namdi Center for Contemporary Art
The N'Namdi Center for Contemporary Art is a Detroit nonprofit founded by longtime art dealer George N'Namdi, featuring four exhibition spaces -- including indoor and outdoor performance areas -- on McNichols in the Bagley/Fitzgerald neighborhood, with programming such as juried shows, lectures, and art invitationals.
Nnamdi Movement Center
The N'Namdi Center for Contemporary Art is a nonprofit contemporary art gallery at 52 E. Forest Ave in Detroit, founded by art dealer George N'Namdi. It features four exhibition spaces, an artist-in-residence program, juried shows and lectures, plus an on-site vegetarian restaurant, gift/bookstore, and wine bar.
Outdoor Adventure Center
PAL Recreation Center (Boysville)
Detroit PAL runs youth athletic programs in sports including baseball, basketball, cheer, football, golf, hockey, soccer, softball, T-ball, track and field, and volleyball, along with youth enrichment offerings like Girls Empowerment and summer day camp. It also runs community policing initiatives connecting Detroit youth with local officers.
Palmer Park
A historic 296-acre urban park featuring a splash pad, tennis courts, and the log cabin of Senator Palmer.
Patton Recreation Center
Patton Recreation Center is a City of Detroit parks and recreation facility in District 6 of southwest Detroit that has served the community since 1950. It sits on over 80 acres of parkland and offers a pool, gymnasium, weight room, cardio room, dance studio, and rentable spaces to members.
Pewabic Pottery
A National Historic Landmark studio founded in 1903, offering tours, classes, and a museum store selling world-famous iridescent ceramics.
Plum Creek Nature Center
Plum Creek Nature Center is one of the visitor centers of the Forest Preserve District of Will County, offering public and school nature programs, youth group activities, and access to area preserves and trails.
Ralph M Freeman Memorial Library For The US Courts
Riverfront Conservation
Detroit Riverfront Conservancy is a nonprofit dedicated to maintaining the Detroit Riverfront as a beautiful, safe, and accessible gathering place, managing parks and greenways including Cullen Plaza, the Dequindre Cut, and Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Centennial Park. It hosts recurring events like fitness walks, music, and drum circles along the Riverwalk, voted Best Riverwalk in the U.S.A.
Riverside Marina
Riverside Marina, originally Harbor Hill Marina, is a 66-acre marine facility on the Detroit River founded by Coleman A. Young and Portfield Wilson, offering boat slips, a members-only clubhouse, a full-service fuel station, and indoor storage.