Journey through the golden age of Detroit retail as Hudson’s department store transforms into a holiday wonderland that captivated generations of families and defined the magic of the season.

Detroit’s skyline tells a story of bold vision and timeless elegance—where geometric grandeur meets Jazz Age optimism in some of America’s most stunning architectural masterpieces.

When movie theaters were palaces and going to the pictures was an event—Detroit’s grand theaters transformed cinema into an art form, one ornate ceiling and velvet seat at a time.

Before urban renewal erased them from the map, Paradise Valley and Black Bottom were the vibrant heart of Black Detroit—where business thrived, culture flourished, and the soundtrack of a generation was born.

Detroit isn’t just one story—it’s dozens of neighborhoods, each with its own identity, history, and soul, where the real and perceived divide between East and West reveals the complex tapestry of a city rebuilding itself block by block.