March – Legit Madness

My boss warned me that March would be our biggest month sales wise and possibly our busiest month internally. I was doubtful. I was also wrong. The GLBC was aggressively busy due to hot product – landing us in the #1 spot amongst the business centers with 21,805 vehicle sales for the month, I was appointed to one of the Project Manager positions for the Cultural Innovation challenge where we worked with, not 1, but 5 nonprofit partners, and I recently joined the Board for Detroit Passport to the Arts. Oh, and MSU men’s basketball did pretty well making it to the Elite 8. March was legit madness.

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March Recap

Events

–        After 5 Detroit Broomball – games played on the ice in Campus Martius

–        Detroit Red Wings vs. Colorado Avalanche – home hockey game held at The Joe Louis Arena

–        Detroit Red Wings vs. Montreal Maple Leafs – home hockey game held at The Joe Louis Arena

–        Heartbeat of Home – musical performed at the Fisher Theater

–        Lead Into Gold: Hand-Set Poetry Workshop Series – letterpress class held at Signal Return

–        Moon Over Buffalo: Destination 5 – Detroit Passport to the Arts – play performed at the Hillberry Theatre at Wayne State University

–        Robin Thicke with DJ Cassidy – concert held in the Fox Theatre

Restaurants

–        Al’s Paradise Cafe

–        Carnival Fresh Mex

–        Hudson Cafe

–        Melt

–        Pizza Papalis

–        Stella Cafe

Bars

–        Bookies Bar & Grille

–        Crunchy’s*

–        McShanes Pub & Whiskey Bar

–        Rick’s*

–        The Riv*

–        The Rock on Third*

Artistic Spaces/Offices/CoOp Buildings

–        Charles H Wright Museum of African American History

–        Fox Theatre

–        GM Detroit Hamtramck Assembly Plant

–        Lincoln King Academy

Please note: events & places marked with * were attended outside of the Detroit area

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