Places in Detroit, MI

Every verified business in our Detroit database, with hours, contact details, photos and review context on each profile.

  • The BELT in Detroit

    The BELT

    4.6(615)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 615 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Open now · closes 12:00 AM

    The BELT is a pedestrian alley at 1274 Library St in Detroit, MI, bringing murals, a contemporary art gallery, bars, dining, and a music club into one setting. Listed as an art gallery, it combines visual art with places to eat, drink, and hear music. Its photogenic setting and murals are central features, while the gallery adds another art component alongside the alley itself. The mix makes The BELT more than a standalone gallery: it is also a location for dining and nightlife. For visitors planning a stop, the listed amenities include a restaurant and restroom, with onsite services available. The entrance and parking are listed as wheelchair accessible, and paid lot parking is available. Credit and debit cards are accepted. The BELT has a Google rating of 4.6 from 615 reviews.

  • Trinosophes in Detroit

    Trinosophes

    4.6(336)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 336 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery · $$

    Closed · opens 10:00 AM

    Trinosophes is a coffee shop and minimalist American cafe at 1464 Gratiot Ave in Detroit, MI. Its locally sourced fare includes vegan and vegetarian options, alongside comfort food, organic offerings, small plates and desserts. Breakfast, brunch and lunch are served, with breakfast and lunch listed among its popular uses. Coffee and tea are noted highlights, while live music, other live performances and art exhibits add to the cafe’s offerings. The atmosphere is casual and cozy, with seating indoors and outdoors. Trinosophes is popular with students and suited to groups, solo dining and working on a laptop; Wi-Fi is available. It welcomes LGBTQ guests and is listed as a transgender safe space, with a unisex restroom among its amenities. The entrance, parking, restroom and seating are wheelchair accessible. Visitors can dine in or order takeout, but delivery and table service are not available. Parking options include a free lot and paid street parking.

  • Scarab Club in Detroit

    Scarab Club

    4.7(336)· Google4.7 out of 5 from 336 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 12:00 PM

    Scarab Club is an art gallery at 217 Farnsworth in Detroit, MI, with exhibits and events celebrating Michigan art and culture. Its space features leaded glass windows, and live performances are among its listed offerings. The combination of exhibitions, cultural events, and performances gives the gallery a focus that extends beyond art displays alone. On Google, it has a 4.7 rating from 336 reviews. Children are welcome, and the listed amenities include restrooms and Wi-Fi, but there is no restaurant. Both free and paid parking lots are listed, along with wheelchair-accessible parking. Accessibility inside the venue is more limited: the provided information lists no wheelchair-accessible entrance or seating, and no hearing loop. Those distinctions are worth noting when planning a visit, particularly for anyone who needs step-free entry or accessible seating.

  • Tangent Gallery & Hastings Street Ballroom in Detroit

    Tangent Gallery & Hastings Street Ballroom

    4.7(284)· Google4.7 out of 5 from 284 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Open now · closes 4:00 AM

    Tangent Gallery & Hastings Street Ballroom is an art gallery and event venue at 715 E Milwaukee Ave in Detroit, MI. Its industrial, minimalist setting includes both a gallery and an event room for visual and performing art exhibitions. Live performances are among its listed features, so the space is not limited to visual art displays. The gallery and ballroom name reflects that combination of exhibition and event space. For visitors, listed parking options include free street parking and a paid parking lot. The venue has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. A restroom and onsite services are available, but there is no restaurant. Its Google rating is 4.7 out of 5, based on 284 reviews. These practical details accompany a venue whose stated focus spans visual art exhibitions and live performance in an industrial setting.

  • Pewabic Pottery

    4.7(248)· Google4.7 out of 5 from 248 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 10:00 AM

    Pewabic Pottery is a century-old ceramic studio and art gallery at 10125 E Jefferson Ave in Detroit, MI. Its offerings bring together one-of-a-kind ceramic pieces, classes, and historical exhibits. That combination gives visitors several ways to engage with the studio: viewing ceramics, exploring its historical displays, or taking part in a class. Ceramics are the common thread across its gallery, educational, and exhibit offerings. The site welcomes children and provides on-site services. Practical amenities include a free parking lot and a unisex restroom. Listed accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, restroom, and seating—useful details for planning a visit or attending a class. Pewabic Pottery has a Google rating of 4.7 out of 5 from 248 reviews. For a visit centered on ceramics in Detroit, MI, its defining features are its century-long history, individual pieces, and opportunities for learning.

  • the Shepherd in Detroit

    the Shepherd

    4.8(98)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 98 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 11:00 AM

    the Shepherd is a cultural arts center at 1265 Parkview St on the East Side of Detroit, MI, housed in a century-old Romanesque-style church. Architects Peterson Rich Office (PRO) led the building’s adaptive reuse, which centers on two gallery spaces, a library and a public workshop for the local arts community. Its programming includes live performances and seeks to blur the boundaries between a gallery, an institution and a community arts center, while welcoming collaboration with other arts initiatives and organizations. The campus extends beyond the converted church. Its grounds include ALEO, a bed and breakfast; McArthur Binion’s Modern Ancient Brown Foundation; a public skatepark designed by Tony Hawk; and a sculpture garden honoring the late artist Charles McGee. The Shepherd has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking and restroom. A restroom is available, but there is no restaurant on site.

  • Detroit Artists Market in Detroit

    Detroit Artists Market

    4.7(93)· Google4.7 out of 5 from 93 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 11:00 AM

    Detroit Artists Market is a local, artist-run gallery at 4719 Woodward Ave in Detroit, MI. First opened in 1930, it offers free tours and art sales, giving visitors ways to view work and purchase art. Live performances are also among its listed features. Its Google rating is 4.7 out of 5, based on 93 reviews. The gallery welcomes families and LGBTQ visitors and identifies as a transgender safe space. Accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, and restroom. Other listed amenities include a unisex restroom and Wi-Fi, though there is no restaurant on site. For those planning a visit, the free tours, art sales, and live performances are the gallery’s main stated offerings, alongside on-site services and the practical amenities noted above.

  • Someday

    5.0(84)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 84 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Someday is an art gallery at 2857 E Grand Blvd, Suite 202, in Detroit, MI, with the description “Fine Art & Bake House.” Its listed offerings include on-site services and live performances, placing those alongside its gallery identity. Although the bake house is part of its description, the business does not list a restaurant amenity. Someday has a Google rating of 5 out of 5 from 84 reviews. The business identifies as Black-owned, Indigenous-owned, LGBTQ-owned and women-owned. It welcomes families, children and LGBTQ visitors, and lists itself as a transgender safe space. For visitors planning a trip, the listed facilities include a wheelchair-accessible entrance and a restroom. Parking options include free street parking and a paid parking lot. These practical details accompany a business whose stated focus brings fine art and a bake house under one name.

  • PLAYGROUND DETROIT Gallery

    4.9(73)· Google4.9 out of 5 from 73 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 12:00 PM

    PLAYGROUND DETROIT Gallery is a contemporary art gallery and creative agency established in 2012 at 2845 Gratiot Ave in Detroit, MI. Its mission is to create and develop opportunities for artists and creative professionals while strengthening the creative economy of Detroit, MI. Exhibitions and artwork sales are part of its work, alongside artwork consulting, curation, and private and public commissions. The agency also provides artist management and development, event production, and venue space rental. Public exhibitions are free to visit during regular operating hours and/or by appointment. The gallery states a commitment to welcoming community members across race, gender, class, sexuality, and disability. Children are welcome, and listed accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, and restroom. A restroom and onsite services are available, but there is no restaurant. Its Google rating is 4.9 out of 5, based on 73 reviews.

  • Library Street Collective

    4.7(61)· Google4.7 out of 5 from 61 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 12:00 PM

    Library Street Collective is an art gallery at 1274 Library St in Detroit, MI 48226. Its light-filled exhibition space features contemporary works by both renowned and emerging artists. That combination defines the gallery’s stated focus: contemporary art presented in a setting described for its natural brightness, with artists at different stages of recognition represented in its exhibitions. The provided description does not name individual artists or current shows. For visitors planning a stop, the listed amenities include a restroom and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. There is no restaurant on site. Library Street Collective has a Google rating of 4.7 from 61 reviews. The available information does not include opening hours, admission details, or a price level, so those practical points remain unspecified.

  • Jo's Gallery

    4.4(56)· Google4.4 out of 5 from 56 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 11:00 AM

    Jo's Gallery is a second-generation art gallery at 19376 Livernois in Detroit, MI. The Black-owned, women-owned business sells original artwork, prints, sculptures, handmade jewelry, and gifts. Its specialty gift selection includes handmade ink pens and African masks. A full-service frame shop is also part of the business, bringing art sales and framing services together at the same address. The inventory spans both artwork and handcrafted gift items rather than focusing on a single medium. The gallery welcomes children and lists live performances among its offerings. Onsite services are available, and both the entrance and parking are wheelchair accessible. There is no restaurant on the premises. Listed hours are Monday through Saturday, 11:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. For additional information, contact the gallery at 313-864-1401 or info.josgallery@gmail.com. Its Google listing has a 4.4 rating from 56 reviews.

  • Sherwood Forest Art

    4.9(55)· Google4.9 out of 5 from 55 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 11:00 AM

    Sherwood Forest Art is a Black-owned art gallery at 19500 Livernois in Detroit, MI. Its collection includes paintings, prints, sculptures and masks in a range of styles and media, with subjects spanning Africa, the African American experience, and old and new Detroit, MI. Framed art and limited-edition prints are part of the selection, with paintings and limited-edition prints complemented by selected framework. Beyond its art collection, the gallery offers gifts, custom framing and photo enlargements, making it a place both to browse artwork and to have images enlarged or framed. The business welcomes families and lists live performances among its features. Wheelchair-accessible parking and discounts for active military members are available; there is no restaurant on site. Sherwood Forest Art has a Google rating of 4.9 out of 5 based on 55 reviews.

  • ArtBlock

    4.6(46)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 46 reviews (Google rating)

    Art center

    ArtBlock is an art gallery and free community space at 1411 Holden St in Detroit, MI. Launched by Henry Ford Health in May 2019, it brings together art installations and health and wellness programming as part of the organization’s work beyond its hospitals and clinics. The space honors the surrounding arts district and serves as a gathering place for creativity, exploration and community activities, with work by both emerging and established artists from Detroit, MI. Art at the site and surrounding intersection includes murals by fel300ft and Michelle Tanguay, interactive sculptures by Juan Martinez and a sewn installation by Amy Fisher Price. ArtBlock also showcases work by Army and Bad Dad 907. Its listed accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, restroom and seating. It also identifies as LGBTQ-welcoming and a transgender safe space.

  • Swords Into Plowshares Peace Center and Gallery in Detroit

    Swords Into Plowshares Peace Center and Gallery

    4.6(43)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 43 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 1:00 PM

    Swords Into Plowshares Peace Center and Gallery is an art gallery at 33 E Adams Ave St, Detroit, MI 48226. The business is listed under its full peace center and gallery name, with a Google rating of 4.6 based on 43 reviews. The supplied information establishes its location and category but does not describe current exhibitions, featured artists, or programming, so it offers only a limited picture of the art on view. For visitors planning around accessibility, the listed facilities include a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. A restroom is available, but there is no restaurant on site. Opening hours and admission details are not included in the provided listing; those are details to confirm before planning a visit to this Detroit, MI gallery.

  • Irwin House Detroit in Detroit

    Irwin House Detroit

    4.8(39)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 39 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 12:00 PM

    Irwin House Detroit is an art gallery at 2351 W Grand Blvd in Detroit, MI. Established in 2015, the Irwin House Global Art Center and Gallery opened to the public in 2018 following a building rehabilitation. It grew from the vision of Valerie Irwin and her late husband, Council B. Irwin, Jr., and serves as a public home for their art collection. The center provides exhibition opportunities for local and visiting artists, with a focus on showcasing African-American and under-represented artists from local and international communities. Its mission also includes community engagement through arts exposure and education, along with nurturing and empowering art collectors. These roles place exhibitions, education, and collecting within the gallery’s stated purpose. For visitors planning a stop, the listed amenities include a restroom, but no restaurant.

  • Art Loft Midtown in Detroit

    Art Loft Midtown

    4.9(38)· Google4.9 out of 5 from 38 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 12:00 PM

    Art Loft Midtown is a Black-owned, women-owned boutique at 4160 Cass Ave c in Detroit, MI. Its inventory brings together clothing, handmade art, handbags, socks, and functional art from around the world. The shop also carries ALESSI-Italia housewares, watches by internationally acclaimed designers, and a large selection of Judaica from various artists. Jewelry ranges from classic to whimsical, with one-of-a-kind pieces among the offerings. Named lines include Michael Aram, Jonathan Adler, Sid Dickens, Carrol Boyes, and Pablo Designs. Clothing includes statement pieces from Desigual, while footwear comes from All Black and YellowBox. In-store shopping and pickup are available, and the business lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking. Payment options include checks, credit and debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. The shop has a 4.9 Google rating from 38 reviews.

  • Galerie Camille

    4.9(35)· Google4.9 out of 5 from 35 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 12:00 PM

    Galerie Camille is a fine art gallery at 4130 Cass Avenue, Suite C, in Midtown Detroit, MI. Established in 1987, it promotes both established and emerging artists, with a scope that includes locally based and international artists. That combination of career stages and geographic reach is central to the gallery’s stated focus. Live performances are also among its listed features, alongside its role as a venue for fine art. The gallery welcomes families and LGBTQ visitors and is listed as a transgender safe space. Accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, restroom, and seating. Paid parking is available in a lot and on the street. There is a restroom on site, but no restaurant. Galerie Camille has a Google rating of 4.9 out of 5, based on 35 reviews.

  • Collected Detroit in Detroit

    Collected Detroit

    4.9(34)· Google4.9 out of 5 from 34 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 11:00 AM

    Collected Detroit is an art gallery at 905 Henry St in Detroit, MI 48201. Its Google listing has a 4.9 rating from 34 reviews, providing a numerical snapshot of visitor feedback rather than details about the art on view. The supplied information identifies the gallery’s location and several visitor amenities, but does not describe its exhibitions, artists, or programming. Those details are not part of this overview. For access, the gallery lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. A restroom is also listed among its general amenities. There is no restaurant on site, so visitors should plan separately for a meal. No price level is supplied, and the available facts do not establish admission costs or opening hours for a visit.

  • The Carr Center Contemporary in Detroit

    The Carr Center Contemporary

    4.4(34)· Google4.4 out of 5 from 34 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 12:00 PM

    The Carr Center Contemporary is an art gallery at 15 E Kirby St, Detroit, MI 48202. Alongside its gallery designation, the business lists live performances among its features, so art displays are not the only format noted in the available information. Its Google rating is 4.4 out of 5, based on 34 reviews. That score provides a snapshot of visitor feedback, though the supplied information does not include individual reviews or details about particular exhibitions and performances. For visitors planning around accessibility, the listed facilities include a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. A restroom is also listed among the general amenities. The available details establish the gallery’s location and these practical features, but do not specify opening hours, admission costs, current exhibitions, or a live-performance schedule.

  • The Voyeur Bordello

    4.9(29)· Google4.9 out of 5 from 29 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    The Voyeur Bordello, also known as TVB, is a mixed-use creative space at 5629 Michigan Ave in Detroit, MI, serving as both an art gallery and a photographic studio. Its exhibition program rotates between group and solo shows, with a focus on emerging and established working-class artists in Detroit, MI. Live performances are also among the space’s listed features. The photographic studio is completely blackout and has a 12-by-12-foot cyclorama wall at the back of the gallery for still-life, product, and portrait photography. Public access is through special events or by appointment; visitors can email thevoyeurbordello@gmail.com to arrange a visit. Listed amenities include a restroom, free street parking, and wheelchair-accessible parking. There is no restaurant on site. The business has a Google rating of 4.9 from 29 reviews.

  • Wasserman Projects

    4.8(29)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 29 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 12:00 PM

    Wasserman Projects is an art gallery at 3434 Russell St Apt 502 in Detroit, MI, with a flexible, evolving program spanning art, design, and music. It brings together artists across disciplines and supports practitioners based locally and around the globe through exhibitions, conversations, and collaborations. Its stated mission centers on promoting artists’ work and supporting creativity, with programming intended to generate interest, curiosity, and commerce. Live performances are also among its listed features. The gallery welcomes families and lists wheelchair-accessible parking, an accessible entrance, and an accessible restroom. Restrooms include a unisex option; there is no on-site restaurant. For visitors arriving by car, parking is on the north side of the building, through the gravel lot just beyond the red sculpture. The entrance is through the red door. Its Google listing has a 4.8 rating from 29 reviews.

  • The Collective in Detroit

    The Collective

    4.6(28)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 28 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    The Collective is an art gallery at 8325 E Jefferson Ave, Suite 205, Detroit, MI 48214. Its listed offerings include furniture rental and repair services alongside its gallery classification, though the available information does not specify the furniture selection or the types of repairs handled. On Google, the business has a 4.6 rating based on 28 reviews. That rating provides a snapshot of customer feedback, but the supplied listing does not include individual review comments or details about exhibitions. For visitors planning a stop, The Collective lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking. Debit cards are accepted. Delivery and same-day delivery are not offered, which is relevant for anyone considering its furniture rental service. The provided information does not include pricing or opening hours.

  • Corktown Studios

    4.9(27)· Google4.9 out of 5 from 27 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Corktown Studios is an art gallery at 2707 14th St in Detroit, MI 48216. Its Google listing has a 4.9 rating based on 27 reviews. That score provides a snapshot of reviewer feedback, though the supplied information does not include review text or describe particular exhibitions. For readers looking for an art gallery in Detroit, MI, the address and category establish the basic location and type of business. Listed visitor amenities include a restroom, a wheelchair-accessible entrance, and wheelchair-accessible parking. Corktown Studios also accepts credit and debit cards. The available details do not specify opening hours, admission costs, current shows, or featured artists, so those aspects of a visit remain unconfirmed. The clearest practical information is the street address, the listed accessibility features, and the accepted payment methods.

  • 1XRUN

    4.6(27)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 27 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    1XRUN is an art gallery at 2905 Beaufait St in Detroit, MI, with the ZIP code 48207. Its Google listing has a rating of 4.6 out of 5 from 27 reviews. That score provides a snapshot of visitor feedback, but the supplied information does not include review text or details about the gallery’s artists, exhibitions, or types of work on display. The gallery welcomes children and has a restroom, including a wheelchair-accessible restroom. That accessibility detail applies specifically to the restroom; the provided information does not establish accessibility throughout the space. There is no on-site restaurant listed. Hours, admission costs, and a current exhibition schedule are not included in the supplied facts, so those details remain unconfirmed for anyone planning a visit to this Detroit, MI address.

  • Packard Art Collective in Detroit

    Packard Art Collective

    4.8(26)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 26 reviews (Google rating)

    Art center

    Open now · closes 12:00 AM

    Packard Art Collective is an art gallery at 7032 E Ferry St, Detroit, MI 48211. Its Google listing has a 4.8 rating based on 26 reviews. Those figures provide a snapshot of its review record, but the supplied information does not include review text or explain what visitors singled out about the gallery. The listed address is the main location detail available for planning a visit. Details about exhibitions, participating artists, artistic media, and programming are not provided. The available information also does not specify opening hours, admission costs, accessibility features, or other visitor amenities. For anyone considering a stop at Packard Art Collective in Detroit, MI, those practical details remain unconfirmed; the listing establishes its name, gallery category, address, and Google review figures.

  • Ellen Kayrod Gallery in Detroit

    Ellen Kayrod Gallery

    4.8(22)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 22 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed today

    Ellen Kayrod Gallery is an art gallery at 4750 Woodward Ave in Detroit, MI 48201. Its Google listing has a rating of 4.8 out of 5, based on 22 reviews. That rating provides a snapshot of visitor feedback, though the supplied information does not include individual reviews or details about the artwork on display. For anyone considering a visit, the address places the gallery on Woodward Avenue, while exhibition subjects, featured artists, and opening hours are not specified. The listed facilities include a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. A restroom and onsite services are available, but there is no restaurant. These details give visitors basic information about access and amenities; the supplied listing does not specify admission costs or describe the onsite services.

  • Fel'le Gallery in Detroit

    Fel'le Gallery

    4.9(22)· Google4.9 out of 5 from 22 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 11:00 AM

    Fel'le Gallery is an art gallery at 19926 Livernois in Detroit, MI 48221. Its Google listing has a 4.9 rating based on 22 reviews. That score provides a snapshot of reviewer feedback, though the supplied information does not include individual reviews or details about the artwork. For readers looking into galleries in Detroit, MI, the listing establishes the location and business category without describing particular exhibitions, artists, or a curatorial focus. The listed accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking. A restaurant is not listed as an available amenity. The supplied information does not specify opening hours, admission costs, or an exhibition schedule, so it is not enough on its own to plan the timing or cost of a visit.

  • All Things Marketplace in Detroit

    All Things Marketplace

    4.2(22)· Google4.2 out of 5 from 22 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    All Things Marketplace is a Black-owned, women-owned boutique and small business at 1620 Michigan Ave, Suite 123, in Detroit, MI. Created from the success of the All Things Detroit events, it curates products from makers, artists, and entrepreneurs in Detroit, MI and beyond. Its online store focuses on gifts and goods from independent businesses, with products shipped directly to shoppers. In-store shopping and pickup are also available, giving customers several ways to browse and buy. The business also provides shipping, fulfillment, and inventory storage services for select small businesses. These services extend its role beyond retail to handling logistics for participating entrepreneurs. For visitors, the listed amenities include a wheelchair-accessible entrance and payment by credit card, debit card, or mobile NFC. All Things Marketplace has a Google rating of 4.2 from 22 reviews.

  • C.A.N Art Handworks in Detroit

    C.A.N Art Handworks

    4.8(21)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 21 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed today

    C.A.N Art Handworks is an art gallery at 2264 Wilkins St in Detroit, MI 48207. Its Google listing has a rating of 4.8 out of 5, based on 21 reviews. That score provides a snapshot of visitor feedback, though the supplied information does not include individual reviews or explain what visitors singled out about the gallery. The name, gallery category, and street address are the main identifying details available. For anyone considering a visit, the provided listing leaves several practical questions unanswered. It does not specify opening hours, admission costs, current exhibitions, featured artists, or the kinds of artwork on display. Accessibility and other visitor amenities are also not documented. Confirming those details before heading to the Wilkins Street address would help establish what to expect.

  • Detroit Fiber Works in Detroit

    Detroit Fiber Works

    4.8(21)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 21 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 11:00 AM

    Detroit Fiber Works is a small-business boutique at 19359 Livernois in Detroit, MI 48221. Its listing identifies it as suitable for a quick visit, making it an option for shoppers planning a brief stop rather than a longer outing. The available information establishes the business’s category and location but does not describe its merchandise, so it does not support a more specific account of what shoppers will find inside. For practical planning, Detroit Fiber Works accepts both credit and debit cards, and delivery is not available. It has a Google rating of 4.8 out of 5 from 21 reviews. That score provides a snapshot of customer feedback, though the supplied information does not include individual reviews or explain which aspects of the boutique customers rated highly.

  • Red Door Gallery in Detroit

    Red Door Gallery

    4.6(21)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 21 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Red Door Gallery is an art gallery at 7500 Oakland Ave in Detroit, MI 48211. Its Google listing carries a rating of 4.6 out of 5, based on 21 reviews. That score provides a broad measure of reviewer feedback, though the supplied information does not include individual reviews or details about the artwork. The gallery’s name, address, and category are the main identifying details available for this Detroit, MI location. For visitors considering practical amenities, the listing confirms a restroom and indicates that there is no restaurant. No price level is provided. The available information also does not describe exhibitions, featured artists, opening hours, or admission arrangements, so it offers a basic overview rather than a guide to what is currently on view.

  • Liberal Arts Gallery in Detroit

    Liberal Arts Gallery

    4.6(19)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 19 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Liberal Arts Gallery is an art gallery at 3361 Gratiot Ave in Detroit, MI 48207. Its Google listing has a rating of 4.6 out of 5, based on 19 reviews. That score provides a snapshot of reviewer feedback, though the supplied information does not include individual reviews or explain what visitors singled out about the gallery. For anyone considering a visit, the address is the main practical detail available here. The provided listing does not specify opening hours, admission costs, current exhibitions, represented artists, or the kinds of artwork shown. It also does not describe accessibility or other visitor amenities. Those details would need to be confirmed separately; this profile establishes the gallery’s name, location, category, and Google review record rather than its programming or visitor experience.

  • Harper Galleries of Art & Traditional Interiors

    5.0(18)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 18 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 12:00 PM

    Harper Galleries of Art & Traditional Interiors is an art and antique gallery at 173 E Grand Blvd in Detroit, MI. Its stated focus is on 18th-century and mid-century modern furniture, alongside antique paintings and period pieces. The gallery describes its origins in a love of art history and masterful craftsmanship, bringing furniture and artwork together within its focus on antiques and interiors. It identifies as a Black-owned small business and sells used goods. For shoppers, in-store pickup is available, but delivery and same-day delivery are not offered. Accepted payment methods include checks, credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. A unisex restroom is available on site. The gallery has a Google rating of 5 out of 5 from 18 reviews; that review count provides context for the score, though the supplied information does not include individual reviewers’ comments.

  • Robyn Detroit

    5.0(14)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 14 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 11:00 AM

    Robyn Detroit is a boutique at 441 W Canfield St in Detroit, MI 48201. Its stated focus is a curation of art, fashion, goods and experiences by artists and designers who embody the attitudes of Detroit, MI. The description brings those categories together under one boutique identity, with artists and designers central to the selection. Fashion is part of the offering, alongside art, other goods and experiences. For planning purposes, the business is listed as suitable for a quick visit and offers on-site services. It accepts both credit and debit cards. Robyn Detroit has a Google rating of 5 out of 5 from 14 reviews; that score reflects the review count provided, rather than a detailed account of individual customer experiences.

  • Austen Brantley Sculpture

    3.8(13)· Google3.8 out of 5 from 13 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Austen Brantley Sculpture is listed as an art gallery at 1600 Clay St in Detroit, MI 48211. The business name references sculpture, though the provided listing does not describe the works on view, identify individual pieces, or outline an exhibition program. For readers considering a visit, the address is the clearest practical detail available; opening hours and admission information are not included. The gallery has a Google rating of 3.8 out of 5 from 13 reviews. That score offers a limited snapshot of visitor feedback, but no review text is provided to explain the experiences behind it. The listing indicates that there is no on-site restaurant. Pricing, accessibility details, and other visitor amenities are not specified, so those points remain unconfirmed in the available information.

  • mouse gallery in Detroit

    mouse gallery

    4.8(13)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 13 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    mouse gallery is a micro, artist-run art gallery at 8019 Dexter Ave in Detroit, MI 48206. Its description emphasizes both its small scale and its artist-run structure, while the business attributes identify it as women-owned. Those are the defining details supplied for this Detroit, MI gallery; the available information does not name particular artists, exhibitions, or types of artwork shown in the space. The gallery has a Google rating of 4.8 out of 5, based on 13 reviews. That score reflects a relatively small number of reviews and does not, on its own, describe the exhibition program or visitor experience. No restaurant is listed among its amenities. Opening hours, admission information, and current exhibition details are not included in the supplied listing, so those practical points remain unconfirmed.

  • Fortress Studios LLC

    4.8(12)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 12 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Fortress Studios LLC is listed as an art gallery at 7332 Oakland Ave in Detroit, MI 48211. Its Google listing carries a 4.8-star rating based on 12 reviews. That score reflects a small set of reviews; the supplied information does not include review text or details about what visitors singled out. The listing establishes the gallery’s location and category but does not describe its exhibitions, artists, or the types of artwork on view. For access planning, Fortress Studios LLC lists both a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking. These are the specific accessibility features documented in the provided information. Opening hours, admission details, and an exhibition schedule are not supplied, so those practical details remain to be confirmed before planning a visit to this Detroit, MI gallery.

  • Detroit Shipping Company - The Galleries in Detroit

    Detroit Shipping Company - The Galleries

    4.8(11)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 11 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 12:00 PM

    Detroit Shipping Company - The Galleries is an art gallery at 474 Peterboro St in Detroit, MI 48201. Its listed features include live performances and an on-site restaurant, placing more than gallery viewing among the activities available at the address. The provided information does not identify current exhibitions, participating artists, or a performance schedule, so it offers a general picture of the venue rather than a guide to a particular show. Practical amenities include a restroom, a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. These are useful details for visitors planning a stop in Detroit, MI. The gallery has a Google rating of 4.8 out of 5 from 11 reviews; that score reflects a small review pool. No price level is provided.

  • Mac Galleries

    4.9(11)· Google4.9 out of 5 from 11 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 11:00 AM

    Mac Galleries is a Black-owned small business and art gallery at 18943 Livernois in Detroit, MI. Its stated specialties are African and African American artwork and custom picture framing, which the business describes as a focus for 30 years. Those two areas define the gallery’s offerings: artwork and framing services under one roof. The business has a Google rating of 4.9 out of 5 from 11 reviews, a small review pool that provides some context for the score. Mac Galleries offers in-store shopping and in-store pickup. Its listed accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, and restroom. The business also identifies itself as LGBTQ-welcoming and a transgender safe space. For payment, it accepts checks, credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. These practical details accompany its long-standing focus on framing and African and African American art.

  • The Pioneer Building

    4.8(10)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 10 reviews (Google rating)

    Art center

    The Pioneer Building is listed as an art gallery at 2679 E Grand Blvd in Detroit, MI 48211, but its stated focus is rental studio space for fine artists. That distinction is central to understanding the business: the description identifies spaces for artists to rent, rather than outlining an exhibition program. It also explicitly says the studios are not for musicians or recording artists. The Pioneer Building has a Google rating of 4.8 out of 5 from 10 reviews, a small review count that provides limited context for the score. The supplied information does not include rental rates, studio availability, visiting hours, or details about public access. For anyone considering it as a workspace or a gallery destination in Detroit, MI, those practical details remain unconfirmed.

  • Muccioli Studio Gallery in Detroit

    Muccioli Studio Gallery

    4.8(9)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 9 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 11:00 AM

    Muccioli Studio Gallery is an art gallery at 511 Beaubien in Detroit, MI 48226. The supplied listing identifies the business by name and category, with a street address that places it in Detroit, MI. It also includes one photo link, but provides no written description of the gallery’s artwork, artists, exhibitions, or interior. Those details are not established by the available information. The gallery has a Google rating of 4.8 out of 5, based on nine reviews. That score reflects a small review count; no review text is included to explain what visitors noted. The listed attributes indicate that there is no restaurant. No price level is supplied, so the information does not establish admission costs or artwork prices. Opening hours and exhibition schedules are also not provided.

  • What Pipeline

    4.9(7)· Google4.9 out of 5 from 7 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    What Pipeline is a contemporary art gallery in the southwest area of Detroit, MI, at 3525 Vernor W, Detroit, MI 48216. Its listed focus is contemporary art; the provided information does not identify particular artists, exhibitions, or media. For readers looking for a gallery in this part of Detroit, MI, the address places What Pipeline on Vernor W. Exhibition dates and opening hours are not included in the available details. Parking options include a free parking lot and free street parking, with on-site parking also listed. There is no restaurant at the gallery. What Pipeline has a Google rating of 4.9 out of 5, based on seven reviews—a small review count to keep in mind when considering that score. Admission pricing is not provided.

  • M & R Art Galleria in Detroit

    M & R Art Galleria

    4.1(7)· Google4.1 out of 5 from 7 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    M & R Art Galleria is an art gallery at 14441 Mark Twain St in Detroit, MI 48227. The provided listing identifies its location and gallery category but does not describe the art on display. It offers no details about featured artists, exhibition themes, or the types of work visitors might find. For readers deciding whether the gallery matches their interests, those questions remain open rather than established features of the business. The gallery has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, and the listing indicates that it does not have a restaurant. Its Google rating is 4.1 out of 5, based on seven reviews—a small review count to keep in mind when considering that score. No price level is supplied, so the available information does not establish admission costs or artwork prices.

  • Louis Buhl & Co. in Detroit

    Louis Buhl & Co.

    5.0(6)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 6 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 12:00 PM

    Louis Buhl & Co. is a contemporary art gallery and project space at 1260 Library St Alley in Detroit, MI. Its presentation brings together unique works, editions, art objects and collaborative products. The gallery features artists at different stages of their careers, with a stated goal of representing varied points of view and divergent artistic practices. Its multidisciplinary focus extends across both scale and medium, rather than centering on a single type of work. Exhibitions are one part of the gallery’s activity. Louis Buhl & Co. also produces print editions and unique series, placing the development of new work alongside its exhibition programming. That combination reflects its stated emphasis on individuality, experimentation and artistic expression. The selection of art objects and collaborative products adds another element to the gallery’s mix of exhibitions and edition production.

  • I.M. Weiss Gallery

    5.0(6)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 6 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    I.M. Weiss Gallery is an art gallery at 1501 Parkview St in Detroit, MI, representing artists working in contemporary craft and design disciplines connected to Detroit, MI. Its exhibitions and documentary projects promote collecting and stewardship across fiber art, ceramics, glass and metal work, furniture and lighting design, and digital craft. This range places both material-based work and digital practices within the gallery’s program. Founded in 2014 by Isabelle Weiss, the gallery originally operated under the Next Space name in Detroit, MI. Weiss is an Accredited Art Appraiser and a specialist in contemporary fine and decorative art. The gallery’s stated mission is to nurture a new generation within the craft and design legacy of Detroit, MI. The women-owned business operates its showroom by appointment only, with visits scheduled online. Onsite services are available, and the gallery lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, and restroom.

  • PASC Detroit

    5.0(6)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 6 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 12:00 PM

    PASC Detroit is a contemporary art gallery and studio space at LANTERN, located at 9301 Kercheval Ave, Suite 2, in Detroit, MI. It is part of the Progressive Art Studio Collective (PASC), a program of studios supporting artists with developmental disabilities and/or mental health conditions. PASC operates as part of Services to Enhance Potential (STEP), a disability service provider in Wayne County. The location combines a contemporary gallery setting with studio space within that support program. For visitors, the gallery lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible restroom, along with free parking in a lot and on the street. It welcomes families and LGBTQ visitors and identifies as a transgender safe space. A restroom is available, but there is no on-site restaurant. Its Google listing has a 5-star rating from six reviews; that is a small review count to keep in mind when considering the score.

  • Center Galleries in Detroit

    Center Galleries

    4.8(5)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 5 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 10:00 AM

    Center Galleries is an art gallery at 301 Frederick St in Detroit, MI 48202. Its Google listing has a rating of 4.8 out of 5, based on five reviews. That is a small review count, so the score offers only a limited picture of visitor feedback. The provided information does not identify current exhibitions, featured artists, or the types of artwork shown at the gallery. For visitors planning a trip, the listed facilities include a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. A restroom is available, but there is no on-site restaurant. Hours, admission details, and pricing are not included in the supplied information. The available facts establish the gallery’s location and basic visitor amenities, rather than its exhibition schedule or artistic focus.

  • Detroit Design Center in Detroit

    Detroit Design Center

    4.8(5)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 5 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Detroit Design Center is an art gallery, showroom and multifunction event space at 4225 3rd Ave in Detroit, MI. Its gallery and showroom feature sculptures, paintings and furniture available for purchase. The business combines these displays with space available for private and corporate events, giving it a role beyond that of an art gallery alone. The range of items for sale includes both artwork and furniture, rather than focusing on a single medium. The listed facilities include a restroom, a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. There is no restaurant on site, a detail to note when considering the space for an event. Its Google rating is 4.8 out of 5, based on five reviews; that score reflects a small number of reviewers.

  • Detroit Antiques Art & Design Gallery

    5.0(4)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 4 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Detroit Antiques Art & Design Gallery combines art with genuine antiques and mid-century items at 7410 Kercheval Ave, Suite 1A, in Detroit, MI. Its stated range includes furniture and wall hangings alongside artwork, bringing several categories of art and furnishings into one gallery. The business both buys and sells used goods. It has a 5-star Google rating based on four reviews, a small review sample. The gallery identifies as a Black-owned, veteran-owned small business. It welcomes LGBTQ visitors and lists itself as a transgender safe space. Available amenities include a restroom, with wheelchair-accessible restroom facilities and seating also listed. Curbside pickup, in-store pickup and on-site services are available, and the business accepts checks, credit cards and debit cards. These service options accompany its mix of antiques, mid-century furnishings and art.

  • K.OSS Contemporary Art

    4.0(3)· Google4.0 out of 5 from 3 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    K.OSS Contemporary Art is an art gallery at 1410 Gratiot Ave in Detroit, MI 48207. The gallery’s name, category, and street address are the main identifying details available in the supplied information. For readers looking into art galleries in Detroit, MI, this listing establishes its location but does not describe the artwork, artists, or exhibitions associated with the space. The provided Google rating is 4, based on three reviews. That small review count offers only a limited basis for assessing visitor feedback, and no review text is included. There is also no supplied business description, pricing information, or list of amenities. Exhibition schedules, opening hours, and admission arrangements are not provided, so this summary cannot establish what visitors would find or when they could visit.

  • Mount Elliott Park Fun Shop in Detroit

    Mount Elliott Park Fun Shop

    5.0(3)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 3 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 11:00 AM

    Mount Elliott Park Fun Shop is listed as an art gallery at 200 Mt Elliott St, Suite 116, Detroit, MI 48207. The listing provides an address and basic visitor information, but does not describe the gallery’s artwork, artists, exhibitions, or inventory. Its Google rating is 5 out of 5, based on three reviews. That is a small review count, so the score offers only a limited basis for assessing visitor experiences. For planning a stop in Detroit, MI, the gallery is identified as suitable for a quick visit and has a wheelchair-accessible entrance. Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted; delivery is not available. The supplied information does not include opening hours or pricing, leaving those details unconfirmed for anyone arranging a visit.

  • The Gallery at Brewery Park in Detroit

    The Gallery at Brewery Park

    5.0(3)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 3 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed today

    The Gallery at Brewery Park is an art gallery located within the Brewery Park Corporate Campus at 1155 Gratiot Ave, Detroit, MI 48207. It is owned and operated by Crain Communications Inc., an American multi-industry publishing conglomerate based in Detroit, MI, with 13 non-U.S. subsidiaries. The corporate-campus location and publishing-company ownership provide the clearest context for the gallery in the supplied information; no details about its exhibitions, artists, or collection are listed. For visitors planning around accessibility, the gallery lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. A restroom is available, but there is no on-site restaurant. Its Google rating is 5 out of 5, based on three reviews—a small review count that is worth keeping in mind alongside the score. The supplied listing does not include hours or admission pricing, so those practical details remain unspecified.

  • Russell Gallery

    4.0(2)· Google4.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 10:00 AM

    Russell Gallery is an art gallery at 1600 Clay St in Detroit, MI 48211. Its name, category, and street address are the main identifying details in the available listing. The supplied information does not describe the gallery’s exhibitions, represented artists, or the types of artwork shown, so it offers only a limited picture of what visitors might find there. No opening hours or admission details are provided. The gallery has a Google rating of 4 out of 5, based on two reviews. That small review count provides limited context, and no review text is included to explain the scores. A restaurant is listed as an unavailable amenity. For anyone considering a visit, the address is provided, but the current exhibition schedule and visiting arrangements remain unspecified.

  • LANTERN Detroit in Detroit

    LANTERN Detroit

    5.0(2)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    LANTERN Detroit is an arts-and-education-centered mixed-use development at 9301 Kercheval Ave in Detroit, MI. Listed as an art gallery, it occupies a former vacant bakery transformed through adaptive reuse. The project was designed by architectural practice OMA. Its mix of nonprofit headquarters, artist studios, and local small businesses gives the building several functions beyond its gallery category, bringing arts, education, music, and business uses into one development. LANTERN serves as headquarters for the arts nonprofits Progressive Art Studio Collective and Signal-Return, along with music organization Assemble Sound. The development also includes Coup D’etat, Cøllect, and Cafe Franco, as well as several artist studio spaces. A restroom is listed among its amenities. Its Google listing has a 5-star rating based on two reviews, a small review count to keep in mind when considering that score.

  • United Black Artist USA in Detroit

    United Black Artist USA

    3.5(2)· Google3.5 out of 5 from 2 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    United Black Artist USA is listed as an art gallery at 7661 La Salle Blvd, Detroit, MI 48206. The supplied information establishes the gallery’s name, category, and street address but does not describe its exhibitions, artists, or programming. For readers seeking an art gallery in Detroit, MI, the address is the clearest practical detail available; the listing offers little context about what a visit would include. The gallery has a Google rating of 3.5 stars based on two reviews. That small review count provides only a limited basis for assessing visitor experience. One photo link is included, but no opening hours, admission details, accessibility information, or other visitor amenities are specified. Those details would need to be confirmed separately before planning a visit.

  • leslie patron

    5.0(1)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 1 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    leslie patron is an art gallery listed at 1604 Clay St, Detroit, MI 48211. The available information establishes its name, category, and address, but provides no description of the gallery’s work or programming. For readers looking into art galleries in Detroit, MI, this listing offers a location rather than a detailed account of what they can expect to see. No artists, exhibitions, or types of artwork are identified in the supplied information. The gallery has a Google rating of 5, based on one review. That is a limited basis for assessing visitor experience, and no review text is provided. Hours, admission details, and pricing are also not included in the available facts, so those practical details remain unconfirmed for anyone planning a visit.

  • OwlandtheRaven

    5.0(1)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 1 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    OwlandtheRaven is an art gallery at 4219 3rd Ave, Detroit, MI 48201. The available listing establishes its name, category, and street address, but does not include a description of the gallery or its programming. For readers looking into art galleries in Detroit, MI, this is a basic location reference rather than a detailed account of what is on display. No information is provided about featured artists, exhibitions, or the types of artwork shown. The gallery has a Google rating of 5 out of 5, based on one review. That is a positive rating, though the single-review count offers only a limited basis for assessing visitor experience. Hours, admission details, and accessibility information are not included in the supplied facts, so those practical questions remain unresolved here.

  • Office Space Gallery

    5.0(1)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 1 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 12:00 PM

    Office Space Gallery is a contemporary art gallery at 2868 E Grand Blvd in Detroit, MI 48202. Its listed focus is contemporary art, though the available information does not identify current exhibitions, represented artists, or the media shown. For readers considering a visit, the address establishes the location, but exhibition details and opening hours are not included in the provided listing. The gallery lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. A restroom is available, while an on-site restaurant is not. These are the main visitor amenities documented in the listing; admission or other pricing information is not provided. Office Space Gallery has a Google rating of 5 out of 5, based on one review. That small review count offers limited evidence of broader visitor experience.

  • Valade Family Gallery

    4.0(1)· Google4.0 out of 5 from 1 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Closed · opens 12:00 PM

    Valade Family Gallery is an art gallery at 460 W Baltimore St, Detroit, MI 48202. The available listing identifies its location and a few basic visitor details, but does not describe the artwork on view, featured artists, or exhibition programming. For readers looking for a particular medium or type of show, the supplied information does not establish what they will find at the gallery. A restroom is listed among the amenities, while a restaurant is not available. The gallery has a Google rating of 4 out of 5, based on just one review—a limited basis for assessing visitor experiences. Opening hours, admission costs, and current exhibitions are not included in the provided details. Those planning a visit would need to confirm that information separately.

  • Black Squirrel Detroit

    5.0(1)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 1 reviews (Google rating)

    Art gallery

    Black Squirrel Detroit is an art gallery at 2510 Market St, Detroit, MI 48207. The supplied listing establishes its category and address but offers no description of the art on view. It does not identify represented artists, current exhibitions, or a particular medium or curatorial focus. For someone looking into galleries in Detroit, MI, this is a location to note rather than a listing that explains what to expect inside. The gallery has a Google rating of 5 out of 5, based on one review. That is a positive score, though the single-review count provides limited feedback. The listing indicates that there is no restaurant. Hours, admission costs, and exhibition schedules are not provided, so those practical details remain unconfirmed for anyone planning a visit.