Cultural Center

Detroit's Cultural Center is situated between Wayne State University and the Detroit Medical Center, an impressive complex of hospitals and research facilities. The Detroit Institute of Arts is famed for its Diego Rivera murals, which chronicle history through the eyes of laborers, and Auguste Rodin's sculpture "The Thinker". Nearby is the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, the largest museum of its kind in the United States. Families can also enjoy the Detroit Science Center and the Detroit Historical Museum. Farther north, the New Center Area boasts the ornate, golden-towered Fisher Building and its Fisher Theatre, home to touring Broadway shows, as well as the General Motors Building and Henry Ford Hospital. South of the Cultural Center, a major renovation effort is underway to preserve the acoustically rich Orchestra Hall.

Nightlife

Community Arts Auditorium

Duet

Traffic Jam & Snug

Bonstelle Theatre

Max M. Fisher Music Center- Detroit Symphony Orchestra

Detroit Film Theatre

IMAX Dome Theatre

Hilberry Theatre

Majestic Theatre (The)

Orchestra Hall


Attractions

International Institute of Metropolitan Detroit

New Center Place

Detroit Public Library

Scarab Club

Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit

Historic Houses of Worship

College for Creative Studies

Masonic Temple

Cultural Center

Detroit Historical Museum

Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History


Restaurants

Duet

Mario's Restaurant

Majestic Cafe

Traffic Jam & Snug

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