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Mariachi Vargas Captivates a Packed Detroit Opera House, Delivering a Showstopping Performance

by Martina Guzman

May 14, 2026

Mariachi Vargas Detroit performance filled the Opera House with culture, pride, and emotion in a powerful night for the Latino...

From Latin Boogaloo to Electric Vibes, Latino Music Moves the Crowd at Concert of Colors

by Martina Guzman

July 17, 2025

Celebrate culture, justice & Latin music at Detroit's free Concert of Colors, July 15–20—featuring global artists, family fun & powerful...

George Carrillo speaks to attendees at the Real Talk series about his immigration policy recommendations for the construction industry, titled "Building America Stronger." Photo: Juan Carlos Dueweke-Perez, Featherstone.

“This Is Our Moment”: National Latino Construction Leader Visits Detroit to Highlight Labor Crisis and Policy Solutions

by Martina Guzman

July 3, 2025

Latinos are vital to America's construction future. George Carrillo urges immigration reform to fix labor shortages and empower Detroit's workforce....

Alondra Carter-Alvizo, Associate Director of Community Engagement at Michigan Central, sits on a bench in Roosevelt Park wearing a yellow "Detroit Drives the Future" T-shirt on March 13, 2025. Originally from Guadalajara, Mexico, and raised in Southwest Detroit, Carter-Alvizo works to amplify community voices and promote equitable economic development. Photo by Alejandro Ugalde Sandoval

Bringing Community to the Forefront: Latina Leader Helps Drive Community Engagement at Michigan Central

by Martina Guzman

February 28, 2026

Detroit's iconic Michigan Central reopens 6/6/24 after a $950M renovation—uniting Corktown & Southwest with community-led design, culture & innovation.

Some Southwest Detroit businesses said they’ve seen fewer customers since President Donald Trump’s inauguration. Commercial corridors like West Vernor Highway have many Latino-owned businesses. Photo credit: Cydni Elledge/Outlier Media

SW Detroit businesses struggle as immigration anxieties keep people home

by Martina Guzman

February 7, 2025

Southwest Detroit businesses face struggles as fear of immigration enforcement keeps customers away. See how this impacts the community and...

David Valdez, co-owner and operator of ALBA in Corktown, built the café as a welcoming space for Detroiters to enjoy quality coffee and meaningful connections, drawing inspiration from his experiences as a barista and his Mexican roots. Photo by Alejandro Ugalde Sandoval

Brewing Culture: Latino-Owned Coffee Shop Blends Modern Espresso and Mexican Tradition

by Martina Guzman

January 23, 2025

Craving café de olla or unique conchas? Discover Alba Coffee on Michigan Ave—a community-driven café serving Mexican-inspired flavors & baked...

Ballet with a Twist: Trocadero Delights the Audience

by Martina Guzman

November 27, 2024

Experience laughter & artistry with Ballet Trocadero at the Detroit Opera House! Discover the joy of dance, comedy, and cultural...

Clients line up to be attended by Laura Vásquez, the esteemed owner of La Cuscatleca. She has developed a close relationship with many clients, some of whom affectionately call her “Abuela” (grandma).

Salvadorian grocery store in Southwest Detroit keeps culture, connection alive

by Martina Guzman

August 22, 2024

Discover La Cuscatleca: Southwest Detroit's vibrant hub for Central American groceries, authentic cuisine, and a welcoming community that feels like...