Built for those who build. The Chevy Silverado's strength and versatility make it the perfect partner for all your home improvement projects.
We all know the beauty of downtown Detroit. While you can walk, run, or ride a bike down the sidewalk to experience this beauty, wouldn’t it be better to have a whole street to do it? That’s the opportunity that Open Streets Detroit will present metro Detroiters this Sunday, October 1.
Starting at 12 p.m., you will have five hours to move freely along a three and a half mile stretch between Michigan Avenue and West Vernor Highway. The stretch of road will be blocked off to cars and the event is meant to promote physical activity in the Detroit community. Whether that physical activity is a bike ride, a walk, skateboarding, or rollerblading, it doesn’t matter, as long as you’re moving. The street park event will also have free exercise classes throughout the area. You can try your hand at kickboxing, yoga, or even hula hooping. Open Streets Detroit wants you to find your next fitness obsession and will have plenty of sample classes for you to try out. Along your journey through downtown Detroit, you’ll be able to stop on the sides of the street to visit a wide variety of Detroit area organizations and businesses. The event is expected to attract thousands of people and is sure to leave a positive economic impact on local businesses. Open Streets is a worldwide event with over 200 cities participating in the movement. The event is incredibly popular in many parts of the world and many cities have seen positive impacts based on their participation. Open Streets Detroit is just in its second year, but the event is looking to bring that positivity to Detroit. This Sunday’s event is a great way to bring downtown Detroit, Corktown, and southwest Detroit together by allowing everyone to freely move about the streets while highlighting the city’s business districts, neighborhoods, and parks. There will be plenty of activities for you and your family to check out while also getting outdoors and being active. For more information on the event be sure to visit both the website and the Facebook page. If you have specific questions about the event, like where to park and what to bring, be sure to visit the FAQ section on the website.
