One of the biggest seasonal exhibitions of tropical butterflies just so happens to be a road trip away from Detroit! The Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park in Grand Rapids is one of the bigge...
The Detroit Zoo is getting a new attraction later this spring with the addition of the highly anticipated Fred and Barbara Erb Discovery Trails, a seven-acre interactive space that is the biggest project...
One of the nicest places to see cherry blossoms in the nation is actually right here in Michigan, and you might not have even heard of it! The charming and picturesque Traverse City has been known to h...
Easter is just a week away, and there's no better way to celebrate the occasion than with a simple easter egg hunt with friends and family to build lasting memories while enjoying the spring weather! W...
Spring is finally here, and it doesn't get more seasonal than taking a day trip to a flower festival for photos and a hand-picked bouquet. Fortunately for Detroiters, there's no longer a need to travel...
The Detroit Zoo has recently announced a new addition to its long list of residents, a new tiger named Darya! Darya is a 2-year-old Amur tiger (also known as a Siberian tiger), who was born at the Sain...
Spring is right on our doorstep, and the brittle cold of Michigan's winter is almost behind us, which in its own right should be cause for celebration! Well, the best part is that with the longer days and (hopefully)...
This week, Michiganders will have a chance to see one of the planet's most visually stunning natural phenomena - the northern lights! According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (), tomorrow, Sep...
and one of the most unique plans you don't want to miss out on is checking out one of the biggest lavender festivals in the country! In case you weren't familiar with it, Michigan's 22nd annual Lavender Festival in...
What is being referred to as the “Great North American Solar Eclipse” will take place on April 8th of this spring and will cover parts of the United States, Canada, and Mexico in complete darkness! The solar eclipse's n...