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We support the Southwest Detroit community and its rich Hispanic heritage. We want to bring opportunities to showcase international and local talent. We produce events to showcase the arts and world culture.

Enjoy the DSO musical performance and tango dancing demonstration with Amanda and Donato from Argentine Tango Detroit. Join us for social dancing.

In the historic Lithuanian Hall in Southwest Detroit, Paula Anderanin stands behind her DJ-quality turntables and blasts a Latin mix. The hall, now known as Candela, is where Anderanin envisions a music venue that reminds her of the free-spirited nightlife in Argentina, where she grew up.

The Detroit Symphony Orchestra and Candela Detroit present a beautiful night of Tango and culture. Enjoy the DSO musical performance and tango dancing demonstration with Amanda and Donato from Argentine Tango Detroit, and participate in the social dancing.

Candela Drink Menu. Live Entertainment and Private Event Venue in Southwest Detroit. Address. 3564 W. Vernor Hwy. Detroit, MI 48216; Contact. P : 313-356-4601; E : [email protected]; Facebook Instagram. Stay in-the-know. Subscribe to our newsletter to get updates on new events and promotions.

Contact Us 3564 W. Vernor Hwy. Detroit, MI 48216313.356.4601 [email protected]

Oct 30, 2023 · Mayor Mike Duggan and the Detroit Economic Growth Corporation (DEGC) awarded $1.1 million in grants to 19 new small businesses that soon will open in Detroit, thanks to the Motor City Match program.

The common theme of the latest round of Motor City Match winners is a willingness to help boost Detroit’s neighborhoods. Round 24 Motor City Match cash grant winners, announced Monday, represent business owners in a variety of arenas who are looking to set up shop in nearly 20 areas of the city.

Jan 7, 2024 · A 103-year-old building in southwest Detroit that’s been a cultural hub for groups ranging from Lithuanians, exiled Spaniards and the Latino diaspora is being revived by an Argentine immigrant who hopes the venue can be a prime spot for international Latino bands as well as community events.