Detroit, Michigan United States

Detroit is a city of creativity, resilience, and bold reinvention. Once defined by automotive history, it now blends tech driven innovation with a flourishing arts and culinary scene. Conference visitors will find modern venues, vibrant neighborhoods, and a welcoming spirit shaped by music, industry, and community pride.

What to Expect

Conference attendees can expect a walkable downtown with updated hotels, polished meeting spaces, and easy access to parks and the riverfront. Detroit’s growing cultural districts and historic architecture add character and interest to any conference trip.

Things to Do Before and After the Conference

• Detroit Riverwalk: Stroll along one of the country’s most celebrated waterfront paths with public art, gardens, and skyline views.
• Motown History: Visit the birthplace of legendary music at the Motown Museum and explore its rich cultural legacy.
• Downtown and Campus Martius: Enjoy lively plazas, cafés, winter activities, and modern city spaces.
• Eastern Market: Wander one of the oldest public markets in the country with produce, murals, and local vendors.
• Art and Culture: Explore the Detroit Institute of Arts, unique galleries, and creative spaces across Midtown.
• Food and Neighborhoods: Discover classic Detroit style pizza, international cuisine, and vibrant districts like Corktown and Greektown.

Detroit blends historical depth with modern energy, giving conference goers a memorable and inspiring destination for work and exploration.

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