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WDET is encouraging the growth of Metro Detroit's arts and culture scene by helping individual organizations get their message to the broader public. Our goal is to connect amazing people, groups, and visions for the cultural health of the Detroit region. WDET’s Support The Arts (STAR) Program provides free on-air promotion and air-time to Southeastern Michigan’s non-profit arts and cultural organizations. Established to help these organizations reach a wider audience than their modest budgets typically allow for, the STAR Program will spotlight two groups per month with two weeks of dedicated promotion time each, for a total of 36 profiled organizations within a 12-month period.
Learn how to apply here.
If you have any questions about the program, we encourage you to email us at star@wdet.org.
Every few weeks, WDET features a regional arts and culture non-profit doing critical work in the city. This time WDET’s STAR initiative brings you Urban Stringz II, a youth ensemble and summer camp its Director Cecilia Sharpe says is an off shoot of a regularly gigging Detroit group.
WDET's Support The Arts (STAR) program tells the stories of non-profits arts and culture organizations in metro Detroit. This time, we learn about the more than century old Pewabic Pottery.
Every two weeks, WDET's Support the Arts program features a regional arts an cultural institution that deserves further attention. This time, It's the letterpress print house Signal-Return.
Every two weeks, WDET’s Support the Arts initiative features an area non-profit or low profit arts & culture organization. This go 'round, it's Detroit Lives! And Philip Lauri's films After The Factory.
Cave Detroit is an artist collective as well as a gallery and performance space located deep inside the Russell Industrial Center in Detroit. WDET’s Travis Wright spoke with Cave artist and talent buyer Andrew Davis.
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