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Between The Lines has been publishing LGBTQ-related content in Southeast Michigan since the early '90s. This year marks the publication's 27th anniversary.

Detroit Opera House's 'Too Hot to Handel' Performance Dec. 1

The Detroit rendition of Handel's "Messiah" is a unique jazz-infused version of the holiday classic that this year will return to the Detroit Opera House on Dec. 1 at 7;30 p.m. "This soul stirring, toe-tapping rendition of Handel's 'Messiah' never [...]

Holiday Markets & Craft Shows

Christmas Market at the Anton Art Center 125 Macomb Place, Mount Clemens Friday, Nov. 16 – Saturday, Dec. 22 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Tuesdays-Wednesdays and Fridays-Saturdays; 10 a.m. – 8 p.m. Thursdays; 12-4 p.m. Sundays; closed [...]

Detroit Fringe Festival Marks Fifth Year of Experimental Performances Over Weekend

DETROIT — Aerialists and police radios, a theatrical podcast airing and the first multi-generational performance by an internationally renowned spoken word poet. These are just a few of this year's performance highlights at the 2018 Detroit Fringe [...]

The Cake' Runs at Ringwald Theatre Through Dec. 10

Running Nov. 16 through Dec. 10, The Ringwald Theatre is "The Cake," a topical story about two worlds colliding and the choice to accept or reject change. The story begins with Della, a woman who tries not to voice controversial opinions. "Della [...]

Forever

Across 1 Ball lover Arnaz 5 Socrates' market 10 Type of Mary pass 14 Sondheim's " ___ the Woods" 15 Pinkish yellow 16 "Tales of the City"'s Madrigal 17 Vocal improv 18 "My Fair Lady" composer 19 Word for "injure" that sounds like an aunt's name 20 [...]

HRC Sends FOIA to HHS for Records of Trump Administration's Attempt to Redefine "Gender"

WASHINGTON — Last week LGBTQ activism organization the Human Rights Campaign, sent a Freedom of Information Act request to the Department of Health and Human Services. In its request, HRC asked for all records related to the Trump administration's [...]

Measuring Outcomes for Boys and Men of Color

DETROIT – Five Southeast Michigan organizations that serve boys and men of color received support to evaluate their impact thanks to funding made available through the Community Foundation and the national capacity-building program called Research, [...]

Theatre NOVA premieres 'The Stone Witch' Through Nov. 11

ANN ARBOR – Theatre NOVA is a professional theater in Ann Arbor's that focuses exclusively on new plays and playwrights, and since mid-October it's been performing "The Stone Witch" by Shem Bitterman. Available to see through Nov. 11, it focuses on [...]

Aut Bar Hosts Trivia with Terry Nov. 15

A recurring Thursday event, Terry is Aut Bar's recurring trivia guru who invites patrons to try their hands at answering a slew of varying questions. "Terry is a Yale graduate and an Aut Bar icon. Come aut and see if you can match his wit and jovial [...]

Ann Arbor Art Center's Holiday Art Shop Opens Nov. 16

Inside the Ann Arbor Art Center is the 117 Gallery Shop that features a range of "original, handmade works of art for sale by emerging and established artists," according to shop owners. Visiting the shop's website at [...]

Evidence of Things Unseen' Midwest Premiere Opened Detroit Rep's 62nd Season

DETROIT — "Evidence of Things Unseen" is about two sisters, Abigail — an investigative journalist and atheist — and Jane, a stay-at-home mom and born-again Christian. The play follows the duo's differing responses to grief, revenge, sorrow and [...]