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0 - The Arab American National Museum
is the first museum in the world devoted to Arab American history and culture. Arab Americans have enriched the economic, political and cultural landscape of American life. By bringing the voices and faces of Arab Americans to mainstream audiences, we continue our commitment to dispel misconceptions about Arab Americans and other minorities. The Museum brings to light the shared experiences of immigrants and ethnic groups, paying tribute to the diversity of our nation.
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0 - Detroit Children's Museum
Run by the Detroit Board of Education, the Detroit Children's Museum features nine galleries that focus on art, history, science, and world cultures. It runs classes and workshops mostly catering to school groups.
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0 - Elmore Leonard
"The next best thing to reading Elmore Leonard is re-reading him." -- Mike Lupica, New York Daily News
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0 - Michigan Writes Network
Providing literary education and events in Metro Detroit, Michigan since 2000
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0 - Mel: Database of Michigan Authors & Illustrators
You can do a basic search for an author or a book using a keyword or you can use the advanced search for more specific results.
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0 - ALEXANDER LUCAS (POET/AUTHOR)
My interests are in the delinquent Youth of this country trying to show them that change is possible. I love poetry my self styled O.G free verse flow deals with past as it relates to present as it relates future bottom line I’m still here! Another interest is in the field of business, I am CO-founder of LG
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0 - Michigan Pyrotechnics Arts Guild (Holly)
This web site contains descriptions and depictions of fireworks and fireworks related activities. Visitors are cautioned that they must form their own opinions regarding any information presented on this web site. The possession, storage, and display of pyrotechnic devices and materials are subject to local, state and federal regulation, and such usage by visitors to this web site is beyond the control of the site's sponsors. The Michigan Pyrotechnics Arts Guild, its officers and members, and this web site's administrators assume no liability for any loss, damage, injury, or legal action associated with any usage of any pyrotechnic device or material by any visitor.
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0 - Metropolitan Detroit Polymer Art Guild
began in 1993 by a small group of polymer clay artists under the direction of Marie Johannes. Fourteen years later, our group has grown to over 60, with members from not only the Metro Detroit Area, but from all over Michigan, as well as several from out-of-state.
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0 - Michigan Silversmiths Guild
The Michigan Silversmiths Guild was founded in 1948. Guild members include craftpersons proficient in the fields of metalsmithing and jewelry, and serves to broaden the knowledge of its members' craft and to facilitate communication with other metalsmiths.
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0 - The Michigan League of Handweavers
was founded in 1959 to promote handweaving. The League welcomes anyone interested in handweaving or the many related aspects of fiber art and craft.
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