ENJOY THESE FINE RESTAURANTS & NIGHTCLUBS

So much to see... So much to do... In a Detroit that
becomes gteater with each passing day.

Before or after the wonderful event you and yours have
chosen to attend...

The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) with one of the finest art

museums in the country, portraying the history of
humankind through artistic creations.

The Detroit Public Library one of the nation's largest,

,

richly decorated with murals and stained glass windows and
offering a rare book room and separate library for children.

The Warehouse District, once a haven for bootleggers, an

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intriguing place for curiosity seekers.

Renaissance Center, a sight no visitor to the Detroit area

should miss.

The Detroit Tigers with a brand new look this year that

b rings
' the feel of those championship years again.
The Detroit Red Wings, in pursuit of a second straight Stanley
Cup championship, with the great names that made local
hockey history' last year

Masonic Temple, one of the best all-around concert facili-

ties in Detroit, with its excellent acoustics anywhere in the
house and every seat having a good view of the stage.

4421 Woodward
313-832-5700

Fisher Theatre which calls itself Detroit's answer to Broadway
in a claim few would have reason to dispute, now featuring
the sensational "Rent" comedy that so many people are
talking about.

— The great new show, "Down Riverdance" at Second City
drawing so many raw notices. ...

,

The wonderful Detroit Symphony Orchestra that continues
as one of the longest musical hits in town.

The Detroit Film Theatre, showing films in the DIA, easily

offering the biggest and best film series in the city.

Michigan Opera 'Theatre, celebrating its 25th anniversary
season presenting great operas, opetettas, concerts and soloists
in the elegance of the new Detroit Opera House.

Join the parade jumping on the "Detroit is coming back"
bandwagon.

630 Woodward
313-963-8424

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