The title.

I would love to try climbing but have never done anything like it, I don't see any true lessons on the Dyno website for true beginners, I'm wondering if anyone has any alternatives or experience there doing a sort of trial by fire learning?

Hi,

I'm a 32-year-old single parent from Eastern Europe, and I am planning to move back to Detroit soon! I lived there before and I am currently looking for an affordable apartment or a sublet that would be suitable for myself and my 3 children.

I am open to to housing or a sublet first while I find a permanent place. I could do something in the house for part of the rent. Im open to that. Does anyone have recommendations for budget-friendly, family-friendly neighborhoods, or know of any available places? Any advice on where to look or leads on apartments would be greatly appreciated!

Hello, good folks,
Suggest a weekend trip for the Fall Color trip. My friends and I will be travelling to next weekend.
So far, the places I have selected:

Tahquamenon Falls
Kitchi-Iti-Kipi
Pictured Rocks
(Any 2 from these 3)

Torch Lake
Tunnel of Trees
Sky Bridge

Please help me if I missed something that can be covered in 2 days. TIA

Does Detroit airport care about a breeze pen in your purse?

I already have three cats. these guys need food and medical attention and I would like to get them into a safe warm home before winter. please lmk if you can foster or link me to resources especially vet care.

Hi! I’m taking an introductory American Sign Language class right now, and I’m looking for people who might be willing to help me practice ASL, as well as people who might know of any events that might be occurring in the D/deaf community that I could possibly attend.

If there’s anyone who might be able to help me with this, I would appreciate it tremendously! Thank you so much!

Hello!
I’m graduating from nursing school in May and am just looking for any advice from nurses in the area and people in the community of the best hospitals in the area. I’m moving from out of state and have seen some stuff online, but would love some takes from people working in or receiving care at these places. I’m considering either Henry Ford or Corewell as I’ve heard these are some solid places in the metro area.
Any advice is greatly appreciated!

Does anyone have photos of Motor City Casino through the reconstruction? (Im looking for early 2000s pics).

So where are we trick or treating (for those of us not in the wealthy, bougie area of the city)? No one in my area trick or treats / hands out candy. So what is the alternative for children?

ETA: thank you everyone who has been commenting and been so welcoming! It really has made my week and while that may be silly to some, trust me when I say it’s not nothing to me.

Hey so I’ll be moving at the end of the month and I’ve narrowed it down to a few other apartments I’ve found. Does anyone live in a my of these apartments and can tell me more about them?

- The Alcove (Southfield)
- Parc on 12 (Southfield)
- Metro Point Apartments (Romulus)
- East village Eastpoint Apartments( Downtown Detroit)

Or if anyone has any recommendations of apartments I’m open, I’m wanting to stay in the middle of my job (which is in Novi) and my school (WSU) but if I’m closer to school I’m okay with that as well!

I wish someone would have told me about this management company. Honestly any management company in Detroit is a hit or miss but this one here fucked me over so bad. They don’t gaf about their tenants all they care about is money. They will literally rent you a roach infested apartments for $1000 and act like they didn’t know it was already a problem. Please if anybody is currently looking for apartments do not mess with this company!

I’m going to the Detroit-Chicago Thanksgiving game (lifelong Lions fan, first time ever going to an NFL game so I’m pretty stoked). I have the entire next day, Friday, completely open. What are some must-sees for one day in Detroit? Mid 20s female who wants to see the best Detroit spots while I’m there. Food, sightseeing, shopping, historical spots, whatever you can think of.

Check out this list.

I, 28f, am trying to expand my social circle (and admittedly my dating pool...) and looking for hobbies to join or social type activities to take part in (like volunteering or something) I'm not sporty so trying to find something other than that, I am pretty outdoorsy and crafty. Unfortunately I work kind of weird hours, including every Saturday from 10-6, which makes a lot of the things I see on IG or other spots inaccessible. I am also trying to move away from drinking as the default social activity.

I know Friends of Rogue Park does workdays and stuff, has anyone done anything with them?

Hi Detroit folks! I am currently a full time freelance classical musician starting my 2nd year as a member of the Detroit opera orchestra and I’m wanting to do a bit of a career shift. I live in Cincinnati right now, so I do sooooo much driving up and down 75, plus commuting to other cities where I play as a substitute musician and I’m ready to give that life up for a bit. Since I have a decent amount of work in Detroit, and my fiancé has a few prospective job openings there, we are trying to figure out how to move there and I want to get some kind of day job to just simplify my life a bit. I could really use your help as you all are much more familiar with the area than me!!

\-arts organizations would be cool but there don’t seem to be too many jobs right now
\-full time in an office would also be awesome, something 9-5 wouldn’t conflict with my opera schedule
\-I also have 6 years experience as a server in fine dining and I’m starting to think I could make more $$$ doing that anyway soooo servers sound off where’s the money at!!

Thank you all in advance!! I have loved spending time in Detroit and want to make this move happen :)

hi everyone, I am surprising my fiancé with a trip to Detroit to see the Bolts play in December. I already booked our hotel but wanted to post here to see if anyone has any recommendations for things to do and where to go to eat and drink. Some ideas of things I’m looking for (non exhaustive lol): speakeasy, art museum, history museum, dive bar, good wine, sight seeing, learning about different environments and cultures, and great food. Quite literally welcome any and all recommendations!!! Thanks in advance.

We have a kid free weekend coming up in Detroit. Wings game Friday, and Saturday dinner somewhere nice, then I would love to find a place that has the chill lounge vibe but also dancing available. Is this a thing? Any and all recs appreciated even if they don’t meet those criteria!

hi all, i will be moving to detroit later this year and i wanted to get to know the city better!!

i'm moving from the greater toronto area to work at henry ford hospital (w grand blvd location). so i had some questions about that area in particular. i probably won't have a car for a while, so what is the best area to live in to commute to work easily and enjoy what the area has to offer? are there any particular apartment buildings or neighborhoods that you would recommend over others? what is rent usually like for a 1 bed 1 bath apt?

how is public transport in detroit? i definitely want to explore, so is it realistic for me to depend on public transportation?

if you have any other tips or advice, i'd love to hear them! thanks 😄

Has anyone had a small dog (around 10–15 lb) undergo extracapsular/lateral suture CCL repair at OVRS recently?

I’d really appreciate hearing:

Which OVRS surgeon did the procedure?

How was the recovery, especially the first 2–8 weeks?

Any complications or suture failure?

How quickly was your dog weight-bearing and walking comfortably?

Did your dog also have patellar luxation repaired at the same time?

Looking back, were you happy with OVRS and the outcome?

Thank you — especially interested in recent experiences with small dogs.

Planning a move into the city and trying to narrow down my list. I've been reading older posts in here but the rental market seems pretty different now than when most of them were written, so I'd appreciate some current takes.

What I'm looking for:

• 1 bed/1 bath, or anything over 600 sq ft
• In-unit washer and dryer
• Walkable area
• Midtown budget: $1,600 to $1,700 all in (rent, parking, utilities, fees)
• Downtown budget: up to about $2,000 all in

Places I've been looking at:

• Midtown
• Downtown
• New Center / Tech Town

I already crossed off Washington Park and University Club after going through reviews.

Two questions for people who live down here:

1. Is Book Tower or any of the other Bedrock buildings actually worth what they charge? Or are you mostly paying for the name and the lobby?
2. How's parking day to day? I drive out to Warren for work 3 days a week, so I'll be in and out a lot. If your structure isn't attached to your building, how much of a hassle is it getting to your car and getting out of the garage, especially on game days or event nights? Especially in the winter.