food
Marble Bar
An intimate, globally recognized electronic music venue on Holden Street featuring a custom indoor and outdoor sound system, hosting a curated calendar of touring international talent and local Detroit DJs.
NW Goldberg
NW Goldberg is the historical Northend neighborhood where Detroit's musical legacy, creative energy, and community leadership come together. Home to the Motown Museum, innovative local businesses, and resident-led investment, NW Goldberg continues to build on a strong foundation for the future.
Hitsville U.S.A. is getting a $75 million upgrade right now: The historic Motown Museum, where legends like Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackon, Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, and The Temptations recorded history, is expanding by adding a new 40,000-square-foot "Motown Experience" that will include a theater, recording studio, retail space and a cafe opening in spring 2027.
Housed in a repurposed historic automotive factory: Dreamtroit is a vibrant mixed-use community blending affordable live/work spaces, artist studios, and dynamic event venues.
Operating out of Detroit’s NW Goldberg neighborhood: Rebel Nell transforms reclaimed local graffiti into handcrafted jewelry. The Hour Detroit-honored enterprise hires women exiting shelter care—providing living wages that have guided 49 women to housing stability and financial autonomy.
Explore:
Explore featured points of interest, or explore all of Detroit's neighborhoods on our full interactive map.
Filter:
Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.
food
Vesper Wine & Book
Blending the intimacy of an independent bookstore with the charm of a neighborhood wine bar, Vesper offers a curated selection of natural wines, small plates, and titles spanning contemporary fiction and local history.
food
Cafe Prince
Nestled in a thoughtfully restored corner space, and combines precision espresso with a cozy, minimalist aesthetic. The neighborhood cafe serves as an inviting gathering place, featuring locally roasted coffee, scratch-made pastries, and a warm, neighborhood-first spirit.
food
Barda
Detroit’s first South American open-fire restaurant, brings primitive cooking techniques to a sleek, modern setting in neighboring the North end in Core City. Centered around a wood-burning hearth, the James Beard-nominated kitchen transforms fresh, seasonal ingredients into bold, smoke-infused shared plates.
food
Sepia Coffee Project
Pairs world-class, ethically sourced micro-lots with a deep commitment to neighborhood revitalization. Led by international coffee importer Martell Mason, the Detroit-born roaster and cafe delivers expertly crafted brews while building a more equitable, community-driven coffee culture.
activities
NW Goldberg Cares
The neighborhood's primary civic organization hosts public cleanups, manages pocket parks, and runs business incubation workshops throughout the year to foster local neighborhood equity.
outdoors
Lincoln Street Art Park
A vibrant outdoor sculpture garden and graffiti canvas bordering the Recycle Here! campus, functioning as an evolving, free open-air gallery of large-scale murals and community art installations.
shopping
Rebel Nell
A collaborative workshop and social enterprise turning reclaimed graffiti layers from Detroit's historic streets into unique, wearable jewelry while providing stable employment and housing resources for women.
food
Michigan & Trumbull Pizza
Located inside the Dreamtroit complex, this highly praised culinary staple serves thick, crispy-edged square pies in the classic Detroit-style tradition.
food
Marble Bar
An intimate, globally recognized electronic music venue on Holden Street featuring a custom indoor and outdoor sound system, hosting a curated calendar of touring international talent and local Detroit DJs.
activities
Dreamtroit
A $30 million adaptive reuse of a century-old auto factory at 1331 Holden Street, offering 76 affordable live-work apartments alongside local retail, nonprofits, and community-first food ventures.
culture
Motown Museum (Hitsville U.S.A.)
The historic birthplace of Motown Records, now featuring a fully expanded campus with a state-of-the-art 50,000-square-foot wing, guided tours of the legendary Studio A, and immersive music history exhibitions.
food
Northern Lights Lounge
A classic neighborhood institution on West Baltimore Avenue just steps from Boston-Edison's southern edge, offering live jazz, local electronic DJs, weekend brunch, and a sprawling outdoor patio.
Meet Carlos Parisi, a Detroit entrepreneur, food personality, and community builder bringing people together through food. From his business Aunt Nee's to celebrating the city's vibrant culinary scene, discover how Carlos is uplifting local businesses, building community, and sharing his love for Detroit, one bite at a time.
Meet Justin Kosmides, co-founder of Bloom, a company helping connect businesses with manufacturers to bring innovative ideas to life. Discover what inspired Justin to move from New York City to Detroit and why he believes the city is the perfect place to build a business and help shape the future of American manufacturing.
Housing
The Northend neighborhood consists of the historical Boston-Edison where you can visit Motown Founder Berry Gordy’s home and LaSalle Gardens showcase Detroit’s architectural legacy with historic single-family homes, classic brick duplexes, and multi-family residences set along lush, tree-lined streets. Ongoing preservation efforts and modern residential developments continue to be priority of the area, balancing historic character with forward-looking housing growth.
Community
At the heart of the neighborhood’s revitalization is NW Goldberg Cares, a community development corporation leading local garden programming, business support, and block cleanups. The non-profit is sustained in part by founder Daniel Washington’s artisanal cookie company, Detroit Dough. Together with neighborhood anchors and local favorites—from Marble Bar’s patio events, collabing with Sephia Coffee to Michigan & Trumbull’s pizza window—residents and partners are actively building a cohesive, culture-rich community.
History
NW Goldberg's most famous chapter began in 1959 when a 30-year-old former auto assembly line worker named Berry Gordy borrowed $800 from his family to purchase a property on West Grand Boulevard, founding the global cultural phenomenon of Motown Records. For decades, the neighborhood thrived as a bustling middle-class community of Boston-Edison anchored by churches, family-owned shops, and deep civic bonds.
Enim tristique egestas non aliquet sagittis montes convallis. Iaculis adipiscing lorem urna molestie sed dui sed quam ullamcorper. Quam tincidunt vitae id arcu tortor tempor in sed pretium. Eu adipiscing amet dignissim a.
Filter:
Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.
activities
Dreamtroit
A $30 million adaptive reuse of a century-old auto factory at 1331 Holden Street, offering 76 affordable live-work apartments alongside local retail, nonprofits, and community-first food ventures.
culture
Motown Museum (Hitsville U.S.A.)
The historic birthplace of Motown Records, now featuring a fully expanded campus with a state-of-the-art 50,000-square-foot wing, guided tours of the legendary Studio A, and immersive music history exhibitions.
food
Northern Lights Lounge
A classic neighborhood institution on West Baltimore Avenue just steps from Boston-Edison's southern edge, offering live jazz, local electronic DJs, weekend brunch, and a sprawling outdoor patio.
No items found.