St. Brigid's Bathtub Pub, Detroit MI | Nearby Businesses

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129 Michigan Ave
Detroit, MI 48226
(313) 962-0700

Drive is Detroit's only ping pong restaurant and bar. The #1 location for birthday parties, office parties, or just hanging out. We're in Downtown Detroit. Hang out with friends, play ping pong, enjoy specialty beers and wines, and enjoy a meal, and be happy.

One of the newest staples in Downtown Detroit, Epitome' Lounge offers a comfortable cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. Our alcohol infused coffees & teas are sure to delight your palette as well!

The HandleBar is Detroit's one and only 16 person, pedal-powered pub on wheels! The HandleBar is a 16-passenger bicycle that you can rent (and BYOB) to cruise the streets of Indianapolis. The Handlebar is operated by a chauffeur, which we like to call “The Bar Handler”. Book your tour in advance, Grab a seat, get a drink, and tell us where you'd like to go today! To book a tour please visit our website at http://www.handlebardetroit.com/

All of our programs are for musicians and entrepreneurs who wish to excel and maximize their musical ability, while learning how the industry works. At DIME, we never forget the importance of earning a living from music. Navigating your way around the music industry is a complicated business, and learning from experience is the best way. DIME’s founders and instructors have that experience. You will discover how to build your musical career from people who have enjoyed sustained success. At DIME, we will help you direct all your energy towards the areas of your ability that will help you reach your personal and professional goals. Performance students take classes such as Live Performance, Technical Development, Improvisation, Theory of Music and Ear Training and Music Business Studies; you will be playing in bands, meeting industry professionals, mastering technique, promoting your own shows, developing your voice, arranging your songs and many other exciting aspects of career development. Songwriters enroll in classes like: Creating Subject Matter and Lyrics, Songwriting Methodology, and Live Songwriting Workshop, along with relevant industry-focused classes such as Publishing & Copyright, and the Domestic Music Market. If on the Music Industry Studies degree, you will study Artist Discovery, Artist Deal Suite, Self-Employment Skills, Tour Managing, Breaking an Artist, and more! Most of all, you will be part of a musical community of like-minded musicians and budding entrepreneurs.

Bring your snacks and light cocktails to enjoy while painting the picture of your choice. Invite your family and friends or come alone. We provide the paint, canvas and brushes. We even supply the cups and napkins. Our experienced step-by step artist guide and assist you through your painting creation and at the end of the session, you will be delighted to know you actually recreated a masterpiece to take home. There’s an artist in all of us! Book a party private party and choose your selection! Birthday parties, wedding showers, couple date nights, fraternity & sorority functions, company outings, school field trips and baby showers are some of the enjoyable, relaxing & entertaining events celebrated at iPaint Creations!. Book a party thru our calendar online or call (248) 262-7580. We’re happy to answer any questions you may have. Located in the heart of Southfield, MI ~ 29203 Northwestern Hwy. at 12 Mile Rd. in the Franklin Plaza Strip Mall ~ just a few miles from Farmington Hills, W. Bloomfield, Livonia and Novi. Plenty of FREE PARKING and a whole lot of fun!

Hundreds of thousands of Michiganders will be focused on the radiant Motor City New Year's Eve D as it makes its descent starting at 11:59 p.m. December 31 in Detroit’s Cadillac Square. Voices will unite to count down the final seconds of the year and celebrate a new beginning full of hope, dreams and new aspirations. Now in its fifth year, the annual Motor City New Year’s Eve (NYE) event – The Drop – will be hosted from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. in Campus Martius, with an expanded footprint encompassing Cadillac Square. The free community event is loaded with fun outdoor activities for children and adults. At the heart of the event will be a unique Detroit-themed ball drop. Handmade in Detroit by the Nordin Brothers, this glittering starburst sculpture, emblazoned with a D, will descend twice during the event – once for a Kids’ Drop at 6:30 p.m., and again for the official drop at 11:59 p.m. The breathtaking spectacle, visible from various venues throughout Detroit, will reach a much broader audience this year. WTVS PBS Detroit will broadcast the Motor City NYE countdown live (please check local listings). Guests can enjoy a plethora of activities starting at 4 p.m. Bundle up and delight in live music, warm food, cold refreshments and cocktails (21+) prepared by local food trucks and restaurants. Ice skate in Campus Martius or gather around wood-burning warming stations positioned throughout the event. Feeling romantic? Carriage rides will be available for scenic tours of the City for a fee. Motor City NYE will present an inclusive Kids Zone featuring family friendly acts from 4-7 p.m. Cirque Amongus, comedian and illusionist Mark Maze, and Crossroads, a family band that performs music appealing to all ages will engage and entertain. Gracie the Clown and King Arthur the clown will provide face painting and balloon animal making. The family fun concludes just after the Kids’ Drop at 6:30 p.m. Multi-media Host and Entertainer Ashley Elyse will emcee Motor City NYE from the main stage. The adult fun begins when Party band Cast Iron Cornbread takes the stage at 7:00 p.m. and again at 8:15 p.m. DJ Tom, Detroit dance scene legend, will keep the crowd jumping with performances throughout the evening. Detroit songstresses Angela Davis and Tosha Owens will appear both on the main stage and second stage – lighting up the evening with soulful sounds and R&B classics. Don’t miss Ayla Stackhouse, who has appeared on Broadway and American Idol, when she performs “Light Up Detroit,” an original song that officially kicks off the much anticipated countdown to midnight. New this year, take shelter inside a massive heated tent raised in the Center of Cadillac Square. A second stage here will feature DJ Escalade, singers Mark Reitenga, Davis, Owens, and Top 40 band Priceless Live who will keep the party hopping all night. For more information on Motor City NYE, The Drop, please visit www.MotorCityNYE.com or call 313-355-0413. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/MCNYE, follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/motorcitynye. Please use hashtag #mcnye2015.

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The Detroit Club is a private social club located at 712 Cass Avenue in Downtown Detroit, Michigan. The building was constructed in 1891 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2005.HistoryThe origin of the Detroit Club dates to 1882, when Detroit attorney Samuel T. Douglas and banker/broker James Campbell decided to found a club where local businessmen could meet and mingle. With an original membership of 10, they rented a house on Lafayette between Wayne and Cass, and hired a chef. They soon convinced 100 more of Detroit's citizens to join. Early members included Russell A. Alger, ex-governor of Michigan, Hugh McMillan, founder of the Michigan Telephone Company, and real estate magnate James B. Book.Within a year, the club had outgrown its first home and moved to larger quarters on Fort Street. Less than a decade later, the club hired architect Wilson Eyre to design a new building to serve as their meeting place.ArchitectureThe Detroit Club is a four-story brick and stone Romanesque Revival building. The front door is hidden within an unusual recessed archway with stairs. The club features a grill and library on the first floor, a family room on the second floor, and a main dining room with smaller meeting rooms on the third floor. The interior features fine woodwork, a wide main stair, and an enormous fireplace in the main dining hall. The original woodwork was lighter than the current version.

Services Available: Summer Fun On Wheels is a completely self-contained Fun Station that provides face painting for children or adults, lots of bubbles, art to-go, and video documentation of the interaction for sharing on facebook, youtube or email to make your summer events fun! Top quality, professional grade non-allergenic theatrical face painting makeup is used. Colorful designs small rhinestones, stencils, sparkle make-up for Bling Effects Portable blowing bubbles give kids hours of fun and provide a festive atmosphere For FACE PAINTING: (usually for kids and fun-loving adults) 10 to 15 individuals will be painted per hour at $95 per hour (2 hour minimum) It is only $75 per hour for each additional hour after the 2-hour minimum of $190 is met. Will Show Up At Your: Bar Mitzvahs Block Parties Birthday Parties Poo and Lawn Parties Holiday or Barbeque Picnics Happy Gatherings Of All Kinds! Contact Summer Fun On Wheels: (313) 974.4048

P.L.U.R. Make your appointment today for all your photography needs. We have an array of provisions to offer our clients including: Hair Stylists, Make-Up Artists, Male/Female Models, Fashion Consultants, Custom Backdrops, Photo Editing, etc... "I love my work, and you will too!" Resident Photographer for MOTOWNHUSTLIN PRODUCTIONS. Give us a call to setup your free consultation or book your session. We thank you for your interest and support.

Welcome yourself to a new style of photography. I strive to create art in this beautiful world. Want an unique photoshoot that brings out your beauty? Prices start at $20 for 10 pictures with a choice of your locale (Urban or Nature) Urban is the gritty backstreets of Detroit, the scenery will include street art, buildings, abandoned homes, and all around the hidden gems of Detroit Nature is the beautiful scenery that we see around the metro Detroit area Have a party or a special event? I offer my services for those too. Group photoshoots and event photoshoots all differ, so give me a call at (248)497-1570 Become a piece of art. Become apart of my legacy. I also offer my editing services for just $3 if you have a cool picture that you want to give the exist twist on it, send it my way and I will make your picture become cooler than it already is.

Trapped in a Room with a Zombie is an escape room like no other! We offer regularly scheduled shows on weekends and shows by appointment all other days of the week. Contact us for details!

This is the home of Midtown Social Club, an invite only speakeasy hidden within the historic Mario's Restaurant on 2nd avenue, Downtown Detroit. Paying homage to our roots and the lure of Purple Gang past, walking into Midtown Social Club is like taking a few steps back in time. With speakeasy era cocktails, a dark, sensual atmosphere and a 4-didgit passcode just to be able to get to the bar you can't help but thinking you've stumbled into Detroit's Golden age. Stop by this weekend for dinner and politely ask to be considered for our contact list. Here's to Detroit, Cheers!

GABRIEL HALL is your premier live entertainment bar/restaurant coming soon to West Village! Our vintage look and the artistic theme is celebratory of the rich New Orleans/Detroit musical history and connection. When there isn’t live music being performed then you will hear a mix between the traditional and modern sound of New Orleans. The musical Gabriel family literally brought New Orleans to Detroit in the 1940’s and was an intricate part of Motown. The family has six generations of music archives located at The Old U.S. Mint Museum of New Orleans, Preservation Hall of New Orleans, Detroit Sound Conservancy, and Hogan Jazz Archives at Tulane University, which will now have a dedicated room inside of Gabriel Hall. And our authentic Creole menu of family recipes and signature drinks keeps patrons coming back for more great food and entertainment. The Gabriel Brass Band will also perform once a month at The Hall. If you want to feel, hear, and taste the excitement of New Orleans without traveling hundreds of miles then Gabriel Hall is it!

Peasant Gallery is an elite gallery, with work that can only be viewed by a non-public, select few. The current show officially opened on December 30, 2015, with a reception featuring sound portraits, cans of LaCroix and homemade trail mix. Like the gallery, all openings are closed to the public. Currently, the Peasant Gallery artists receive 100% of the sales, with no gallery commission.

One of the newest staples in Downtown Detroit, Epitome' Lounge offers a comfortable cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. Our alcohol infused coffees & teas are sure to delight your palette as well!