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SUMMARY:An American Summer Sendoff | Celebrating 250 Years of Red\, White 
 & Blue
DTSTART:20260905T160000Z
DTEND:20260905T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T181929Z
UID:10007969-1788609600-1788624000@downtowndetroit.org
CATEGORIES:film
DESCRIPTION:IDA Awards Top Industry Honor to Downtown Detroit PartnershipA
 ward Recognizes Innovative Achievement in Urban Place Management 								\
 n				\n				\n				\n									DETROIT – The International Downtown Associa
 tion (IDA) has recognized the Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) with the 
 Downtown Achievement Pinnacle Award for its work and initiatives related t
 o the DDP’s I-375 Peer Review and community engagement. The DDP’s proj
 ect submission is titled “A New Standard for Community-Driven Engagement
 : Repairing the Past and Shaping the Future.” Each year\, IDA recognizes
  outstanding projects through the Downtown Achievement Awards\, which hono
 r organizations worldwide for advancing urban centers. Its highest honor\,
  the Pinnacle Award\, celebrates the most inspiring innovations in urban p
 lace management. This year\, an IDA member jury selected winners in leader
 ship development\; organizational management\; economic development\; mark
 eting\, communications and events\; planning\, design and infrastructure\;
  policy and advocacy\; and public space management and operations. DDP’s
  Peer Review and community engagement initiatives won in the Policy and Ad
 vocacy category. The I-375 Reconnecting Communities Project\, led by the M
 ichigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and the City of Detroit\, prop
 osed replacing a downtown freeway with a surface-level boulevard. Early de
 signs prioritized traffic flow\, relied on outdated data and were introduc
 ed without fully integrating meaningful public input\, leaving residents a
 nd business leaders questioning whether the project reflected a shared vis
 ion for Detroit’s future. Backed by a $3.2 million grant from The Kresge
  Foundation\, DDP stepped forward to lead an independent Peer Review and a
  comprehensive engagement process that brought together residents\, corpor
 ate and small business leaders\, institutional partners\, and visitor pers
 pectives. The effort reframed the project around current data\, best pract
 ices and community priorities\, and united diverse stakeholders\, leverage
 d catalytic public funding for maximum economic and placemaking impact and
  established a replicable framework for community-led infrastructure plann
 ing. “The Pinnacle Award is a tremendous honor for the Downtown Detroit 
 Partnership and our partners which affirms the depth of our efforts to ens
 ure a community-driven process that respects Detroit’s past while shapin
 g its future. The I-375 Peer Review demonstrates what is possible when we 
 listen to the community and work together toward a shared vision. We thank
  the International Downtown Association for recognizing this work and the 
 many partners who contributed their expertise and perspectives to this imp
 ortant process\,” said Eric B. Larson\, CEO of the Downtown Detroit Part
 nership. DDP was recognized for their award-winning project during an awar
 ds ceremony at the 72nd Annual Conference & Marketplace. IDA’s Annual Co
 nference & Marketplace is the premier gathering for professional place man
 agers and urban champions creating vibrant and healthy cities around the w
 orld. For more information about the session and conference\, please visit
  the event webpage. “DDP’s innovative project received the IDA Pinnacl
 e Award for setting the new standard for improving cities around the world
 \,” said David Downey\, IDA president and CEO. “The DDP’s I-375 Peer
  Review has made an impact on its community and the people who live\, work
 \, and play there\, and is evidence of the continued commitment to champio
 n livable\, vital\, and thriving urban centers.” Additional information 
 on the 2026 Pinnacle award winners can be found online at downtown.org. Re
 ad the Peer Review and for more about the I-375 project at DowntownDetroit
 .org/I-375. 								\n				\n				\n				\n									### 								\n				\n				\
 n				\n									About the Downtown Detroit Partnership   Since 1922\, th
 e Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) has worked to cultivate social and ec
 onomic impact in Downtown Detroit. As a member-based nonprofit\, the DDP c
 onvenes civic\, corporate\, community\, and philanthropic partners to crea
 te a vibrant and world-class urban core. As a leader in Downtown urban inn
 ovation\, the organization also provides small business support and manage
 s\, programs\, and stewards 18 parks and public spaces throughout Downtown
  Detroit. Learn more at DowntownDetroit.org and engage on social media @Do
 wntownDet. About IDA The International Downtown Association (IDA) is the p
 remier organization for urban place professionals who are shaping and acti
 vating dynamic city center districts. Our members are city builders and do
 wntown champions who bring urban centers to life\, bridging the gap betwee
 n the public and private sectors. We represent an industry of more than 2\
 ,500 place management organizations\, employing 100\,000 people throughout
  North America and growing rapidly around the world. Founded in 1954\, IDA
  is a resource center for ideas and innovative best practices in urban pla
 ce management. For more information\, visit www.downtown.org. IDA’s memb
 ers have a proven track record of creating collaborative public-private pa
 rtnerships to tackle weighty issues. Place management organizations affect
  significant change in every major metropolitan area throughout North Amer
 ica in an industry that is growing rapidly around the globe. More than 2\,
 500 downtown management districts exist in cities throughout the U.S. and 
 Canada. Place management work touches every discipline of city building\, 
 including economic development\, leadership\, marketing\, events\, public 
 space management\, policy\, planning and infrastructure.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T181929Z
LOCATION:Campus Martius Park
URL:https://downtowndetroit.org/event/an-american-summer-sendoff-celebrati
 ng-250-years-of-red-white-blue-2/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Detroit Partnership
X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtowndetroit.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Downtown Street Eats
DTSTART:20260908T150000Z
DTEND:20260908T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T181929Z
UID:10007972-1788865200-1788879600@downtowndetroit.org
CATEGORIES:film,food
DESCRIPTION:IDA Awards Top Industry Honor to Downtown Detroit PartnershipA
 ward Recognizes Innovative Achievement in Urban Place Management 								\
 n				\n				\n				\n									DETROIT – The International Downtown Associa
 tion (IDA) has recognized the Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) with the 
 Downtown Achievement Pinnacle Award for its work and initiatives related t
 o the DDP’s I-375 Peer Review and community engagement. The DDP’s proj
 ect submission is titled “A New Standard for Community-Driven Engagement
 : Repairing the Past and Shaping the Future.” Each year\, IDA recognizes
  outstanding projects through the Downtown Achievement Awards\, which hono
 r organizations worldwide for advancing urban centers. Its highest honor\,
  the Pinnacle Award\, celebrates the most inspiring innovations in urban p
 lace management. This year\, an IDA member jury selected winners in leader
 ship development\; organizational management\; economic development\; mark
 eting\, communications and events\; planning\, design and infrastructure\;
  policy and advocacy\; and public space management and operations. DDP’s
  Peer Review and community engagement initiatives won in the Policy and Ad
 vocacy category. The I-375 Reconnecting Communities Project\, led by the M
 ichigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and the City of Detroit\, prop
 osed replacing a downtown freeway with a surface-level boulevard. Early de
 signs prioritized traffic flow\, relied on outdated data and were introduc
 ed without fully integrating meaningful public input\, leaving residents a
 nd business leaders questioning whether the project reflected a shared vis
 ion for Detroit’s future. Backed by a $3.2 million grant from The Kresge
  Foundation\, DDP stepped forward to lead an independent Peer Review and a
  comprehensive engagement process that brought together residents\, corpor
 ate and small business leaders\, institutional partners\, and visitor pers
 pectives. The effort reframed the project around current data\, best pract
 ices and community priorities\, and united diverse stakeholders\, leverage
 d catalytic public funding for maximum economic and placemaking impact and
  established a replicable framework for community-led infrastructure plann
 ing. “The Pinnacle Award is a tremendous honor for the Downtown Detroit 
 Partnership and our partners which affirms the depth of our efforts to ens
 ure a community-driven process that respects Detroit’s past while shapin
 g its future. The I-375 Peer Review demonstrates what is possible when we 
 listen to the community and work together toward a shared vision. We thank
  the International Downtown Association for recognizing this work and the 
 many partners who contributed their expertise and perspectives to this imp
 ortant process\,” said Eric B. Larson\, CEO of the Downtown Detroit Part
 nership. DDP was recognized for their award-winning project during an awar
 ds ceremony at the 72nd Annual Conference & Marketplace. IDA’s Annual Co
 nference & Marketplace is the premier gathering for professional place man
 agers and urban champions creating vibrant and healthy cities around the w
 orld. For more information about the session and conference\, please visit
  the event webpage. “DDP’s innovative project received the IDA Pinnacl
 e Award for setting the new standard for improving cities around the world
 \,” said David Downey\, IDA president and CEO. “The DDP’s I-375 Peer
  Review has made an impact on its community and the people who live\, work
 \, and play there\, and is evidence of the continued commitment to champio
 n livable\, vital\, and thriving urban centers.” Additional information 
 on the 2026 Pinnacle award winners can be found online at downtown.org. Re
 ad the Peer Review and for more about the I-375 project at DowntownDetroit
 .org/I-375. 								\n				\n				\n				\n									### 								\n				\n				\
 n				\n									About the Downtown Detroit Partnership   Since 1922\, th
 e Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) has worked to cultivate social and ec
 onomic impact in Downtown Detroit. As a member-based nonprofit\, the DDP c
 onvenes civic\, corporate\, community\, and philanthropic partners to crea
 te a vibrant and world-class urban core. As a leader in Downtown urban inn
 ovation\, the organization also provides small business support and manage
 s\, programs\, and stewards 18 parks and public spaces throughout Downtown
  Detroit. Learn more at DowntownDetroit.org and engage on social media @Do
 wntownDet. About IDA The International Downtown Association (IDA) is the p
 remier organization for urban place professionals who are shaping and acti
 vating dynamic city center districts. Our members are city builders and do
 wntown champions who bring urban centers to life\, bridging the gap betwee
 n the public and private sectors. We represent an industry of more than 2\
 ,500 place management organizations\, employing 100\,000 people throughout
  North America and growing rapidly around the world. Founded in 1954\, IDA
  is a resource center for ideas and innovative best practices in urban pla
 ce management. For more information\, visit www.downtown.org. IDA’s memb
 ers have a proven track record of creating collaborative public-private pa
 rtnerships to tackle weighty issues. Place management organizations affect
  significant change in every major metropolitan area throughout North Amer
 ica in an industry that is growing rapidly around the globe. More than 2\,
 500 downtown management districts exist in cities throughout the U.S. and 
 Canada. Place management work touches every discipline of city building\, 
 including economic development\, leadership\, marketing\, events\, public 
 space management\, policy\, planning and infrastructure.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T181929Z
LOCATION:Cadillac Square\, 662 Woodward Ave\, Detroit\, MI\, 48226\, Unite
 d States
URL:https://downtowndetroit.org/event/downtown-street-eats-97/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Detroit Partnership
X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtowndetroit.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Downtown Street Eats
DTSTART:20260909T150000Z
DTEND:20260909T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T181929Z
UID:10007973-1788951600-1788966000@downtowndetroit.org
CATEGORIES:film,food
DESCRIPTION:IDA Awards Top Industry Honor to Downtown Detroit PartnershipA
 ward Recognizes Innovative Achievement in Urban Place Management 								\
 n				\n				\n				\n									DETROIT – The International Downtown Associa
 tion (IDA) has recognized the Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) with the 
 Downtown Achievement Pinnacle Award for its work and initiatives related t
 o the DDP’s I-375 Peer Review and community engagement. The DDP’s proj
 ect submission is titled “A New Standard for Community-Driven Engagement
 : Repairing the Past and Shaping the Future.” Each year\, IDA recognizes
  outstanding projects through the Downtown Achievement Awards\, which hono
 r organizations worldwide for advancing urban centers. Its highest honor\,
  the Pinnacle Award\, celebrates the most inspiring innovations in urban p
 lace management. This year\, an IDA member jury selected winners in leader
 ship development\; organizational management\; economic development\; mark
 eting\, communications and events\; planning\, design and infrastructure\;
  policy and advocacy\; and public space management and operations. DDP’s
  Peer Review and community engagement initiatives won in the Policy and Ad
 vocacy category. The I-375 Reconnecting Communities Project\, led by the M
 ichigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and the City of Detroit\, prop
 osed replacing a downtown freeway with a surface-level boulevard. Early de
 signs prioritized traffic flow\, relied on outdated data and were introduc
 ed without fully integrating meaningful public input\, leaving residents a
 nd business leaders questioning whether the project reflected a shared vis
 ion for Detroit’s future. Backed by a $3.2 million grant from The Kresge
  Foundation\, DDP stepped forward to lead an independent Peer Review and a
  comprehensive engagement process that brought together residents\, corpor
 ate and small business leaders\, institutional partners\, and visitor pers
 pectives. The effort reframed the project around current data\, best pract
 ices and community priorities\, and united diverse stakeholders\, leverage
 d catalytic public funding for maximum economic and placemaking impact and
  established a replicable framework for community-led infrastructure plann
 ing. “The Pinnacle Award is a tremendous honor for the Downtown Detroit 
 Partnership and our partners which affirms the depth of our efforts to ens
 ure a community-driven process that respects Detroit’s past while shapin
 g its future. The I-375 Peer Review demonstrates what is possible when we 
 listen to the community and work together toward a shared vision. We thank
  the International Downtown Association for recognizing this work and the 
 many partners who contributed their expertise and perspectives to this imp
 ortant process\,” said Eric B. Larson\, CEO of the Downtown Detroit Part
 nership. DDP was recognized for their award-winning project during an awar
 ds ceremony at the 72nd Annual Conference & Marketplace. IDA’s Annual Co
 nference & Marketplace is the premier gathering for professional place man
 agers and urban champions creating vibrant and healthy cities around the w
 orld. For more information about the session and conference\, please visit
  the event webpage. “DDP’s innovative project received the IDA Pinnacl
 e Award for setting the new standard for improving cities around the world
 \,” said David Downey\, IDA president and CEO. “The DDP’s I-375 Peer
  Review has made an impact on its community and the people who live\, work
 \, and play there\, and is evidence of the continued commitment to champio
 n livable\, vital\, and thriving urban centers.” Additional information 
 on the 2026 Pinnacle award winners can be found online at downtown.org. Re
 ad the Peer Review and for more about the I-375 project at DowntownDetroit
 .org/I-375. 								\n				\n				\n				\n									### 								\n				\n				\
 n				\n									About the Downtown Detroit Partnership   Since 1922\, th
 e Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) has worked to cultivate social and ec
 onomic impact in Downtown Detroit. As a member-based nonprofit\, the DDP c
 onvenes civic\, corporate\, community\, and philanthropic partners to crea
 te a vibrant and world-class urban core. As a leader in Downtown urban inn
 ovation\, the organization also provides small business support and manage
 s\, programs\, and stewards 18 parks and public spaces throughout Downtown
  Detroit. Learn more at DowntownDetroit.org and engage on social media @Do
 wntownDet. About IDA The International Downtown Association (IDA) is the p
 remier organization for urban place professionals who are shaping and acti
 vating dynamic city center districts. Our members are city builders and do
 wntown champions who bring urban centers to life\, bridging the gap betwee
 n the public and private sectors. We represent an industry of more than 2\
 ,500 place management organizations\, employing 100\,000 people throughout
  North America and growing rapidly around the world. Founded in 1954\, IDA
  is a resource center for ideas and innovative best practices in urban pla
 ce management. For more information\, visit www.downtown.org. IDA’s memb
 ers have a proven track record of creating collaborative public-private pa
 rtnerships to tackle weighty issues. Place management organizations affect
  significant change in every major metropolitan area throughout North Amer
 ica in an industry that is growing rapidly around the globe. More than 2\,
 500 downtown management districts exist in cities throughout the U.S. and 
 Canada. Place management work touches every discipline of city building\, 
 including economic development\, leadership\, marketing\, events\, public 
 space management\, policy\, planning and infrastructure.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T181929Z
LOCATION:Cadillac Square\, 662 Woodward Ave\, Detroit\, MI\, 48226\, Unite
 d States
URL:https://downtowndetroit.org/event/downtown-street-eats-98/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Detroit Partnership
X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtowndetroit.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Downtown Street Eats
DTSTART:20260910T150000Z
DTEND:20260910T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T181929Z
UID:10007975-1789038000-1789052400@downtowndetroit.org
CATEGORIES:film,food
DESCRIPTION:IDA Awards Top Industry Honor to Downtown Detroit PartnershipA
 ward Recognizes Innovative Achievement in Urban Place Management 								\
 n				\n				\n				\n									DETROIT – The International Downtown Associa
 tion (IDA) has recognized the Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) with the 
 Downtown Achievement Pinnacle Award for its work and initiatives related t
 o the DDP’s I-375 Peer Review and community engagement. The DDP’s proj
 ect submission is titled “A New Standard for Community-Driven Engagement
 : Repairing the Past and Shaping the Future.” Each year\, IDA recognizes
  outstanding projects through the Downtown Achievement Awards\, which hono
 r organizations worldwide for advancing urban centers. Its highest honor\,
  the Pinnacle Award\, celebrates the most inspiring innovations in urban p
 lace management. This year\, an IDA member jury selected winners in leader
 ship development\; organizational management\; economic development\; mark
 eting\, communications and events\; planning\, design and infrastructure\;
  policy and advocacy\; and public space management and operations. DDP’s
  Peer Review and community engagement initiatives won in the Policy and Ad
 vocacy category. The I-375 Reconnecting Communities Project\, led by the M
 ichigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and the City of Detroit\, prop
 osed replacing a downtown freeway with a surface-level boulevard. Early de
 signs prioritized traffic flow\, relied on outdated data and were introduc
 ed without fully integrating meaningful public input\, leaving residents a
 nd business leaders questioning whether the project reflected a shared vis
 ion for Detroit’s future. Backed by a $3.2 million grant from The Kresge
  Foundation\, DDP stepped forward to lead an independent Peer Review and a
  comprehensive engagement process that brought together residents\, corpor
 ate and small business leaders\, institutional partners\, and visitor pers
 pectives. The effort reframed the project around current data\, best pract
 ices and community priorities\, and united diverse stakeholders\, leverage
 d catalytic public funding for maximum economic and placemaking impact and
  established a replicable framework for community-led infrastructure plann
 ing. “The Pinnacle Award is a tremendous honor for the Downtown Detroit 
 Partnership and our partners which affirms the depth of our efforts to ens
 ure a community-driven process that respects Detroit’s past while shapin
 g its future. The I-375 Peer Review demonstrates what is possible when we 
 listen to the community and work together toward a shared vision. We thank
  the International Downtown Association for recognizing this work and the 
 many partners who contributed their expertise and perspectives to this imp
 ortant process\,” said Eric B. Larson\, CEO of the Downtown Detroit Part
 nership. DDP was recognized for their award-winning project during an awar
 ds ceremony at the 72nd Annual Conference & Marketplace. IDA’s Annual Co
 nference & Marketplace is the premier gathering for professional place man
 agers and urban champions creating vibrant and healthy cities around the w
 orld. For more information about the session and conference\, please visit
  the event webpage. “DDP’s innovative project received the IDA Pinnacl
 e Award for setting the new standard for improving cities around the world
 \,” said David Downey\, IDA president and CEO. “The DDP’s I-375 Peer
  Review has made an impact on its community and the people who live\, work
 \, and play there\, and is evidence of the continued commitment to champio
 n livable\, vital\, and thriving urban centers.” Additional information 
 on the 2026 Pinnacle award winners can be found online at downtown.org. Re
 ad the Peer Review and for more about the I-375 project at DowntownDetroit
 .org/I-375. 								\n				\n				\n				\n									### 								\n				\n				\
 n				\n									About the Downtown Detroit Partnership   Since 1922\, th
 e Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) has worked to cultivate social and ec
 onomic impact in Downtown Detroit. As a member-based nonprofit\, the DDP c
 onvenes civic\, corporate\, community\, and philanthropic partners to crea
 te a vibrant and world-class urban core. As a leader in Downtown urban inn
 ovation\, the organization also provides small business support and manage
 s\, programs\, and stewards 18 parks and public spaces throughout Downtown
  Detroit. Learn more at DowntownDetroit.org and engage on social media @Do
 wntownDet. About IDA The International Downtown Association (IDA) is the p
 remier organization for urban place professionals who are shaping and acti
 vating dynamic city center districts. Our members are city builders and do
 wntown champions who bring urban centers to life\, bridging the gap betwee
 n the public and private sectors. We represent an industry of more than 2\
 ,500 place management organizations\, employing 100\,000 people throughout
  North America and growing rapidly around the world. Founded in 1954\, IDA
  is a resource center for ideas and innovative best practices in urban pla
 ce management. For more information\, visit www.downtown.org. IDA’s memb
 ers have a proven track record of creating collaborative public-private pa
 rtnerships to tackle weighty issues. Place management organizations affect
  significant change in every major metropolitan area throughout North Amer
 ica in an industry that is growing rapidly around the globe. More than 2\,
 500 downtown management districts exist in cities throughout the U.S. and 
 Canada. Place management work touches every discipline of city building\, 
 including economic development\, leadership\, marketing\, events\, public 
 space management\, policy\, planning and infrastructure.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T181929Z
LOCATION:Cadillac Square\, 662 Woodward Ave\, Detroit\, MI\, 48226\, Unite
 d States
URL:https://downtowndetroit.org/event/downtown-street-eats-99/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Detroit Partnership
X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtowndetroit.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:BASQUIAT (Black and White Version)
DTSTART:20260910T220000Z
DTEND:20260911T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T064406Z
UID:10020032-1789063200-1789072200@goaffirmations.org
CATEGORIES:arts,film
DESCRIPTION:Aff’s Fall Film Series \nDoors Open 6:00. Film Starts: 6:30 
 \nMC & Discussion Lead: KESSWA \nWater and Popcorn will be available. \nRe
 cognition: In Partnership with UofM Humanities \nSeat Claim Available on E
 ventbrite and at the door. Donations encouraged but not required. \nFilm I
 nformation: No painter electrified the 1980s art scene like Jean-Michel Ba
 squiat\, a New York street kid whose visionary blending of expressionism\,
  pop art\, and the radical new aesthetics of hip-hop and graffiti propelle
 d him to international fame before a tragic early demise. Julian Schnabel
 ’s stunning debut charts Basquiat’s dizzying rise and fall with an ins
 ider’s eye for authentic details of the downtown arts demimonde as well 
 as a fellow postmodernist’s interest in the dream-like and surreal.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T064406Z
URL:https://goaffirmations.org/event/basquiat-black-and-white-version/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Affirmations
X-SOURCE-URL:https://goaffirmations.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Downtown Street Eats
DTSTART:20260911T150000Z
DTEND:20260911T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T181929Z
UID:10007976-1789124400-1789138800@downtowndetroit.org
CATEGORIES:film,food
DESCRIPTION:IDA Awards Top Industry Honor to Downtown Detroit PartnershipA
 ward Recognizes Innovative Achievement in Urban Place Management 								\
 n				\n				\n				\n									DETROIT – The International Downtown Associa
 tion (IDA) has recognized the Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) with the 
 Downtown Achievement Pinnacle Award for its work and initiatives related t
 o the DDP’s I-375 Peer Review and community engagement. The DDP’s proj
 ect submission is titled “A New Standard for Community-Driven Engagement
 : Repairing the Past and Shaping the Future.” Each year\, IDA recognizes
  outstanding projects through the Downtown Achievement Awards\, which hono
 r organizations worldwide for advancing urban centers. Its highest honor\,
  the Pinnacle Award\, celebrates the most inspiring innovations in urban p
 lace management. This year\, an IDA member jury selected winners in leader
 ship development\; organizational management\; economic development\; mark
 eting\, communications and events\; planning\, design and infrastructure\;
  policy and advocacy\; and public space management and operations. DDP’s
  Peer Review and community engagement initiatives won in the Policy and Ad
 vocacy category. The I-375 Reconnecting Communities Project\, led by the M
 ichigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and the City of Detroit\, prop
 osed replacing a downtown freeway with a surface-level boulevard. Early de
 signs prioritized traffic flow\, relied on outdated data and were introduc
 ed without fully integrating meaningful public input\, leaving residents a
 nd business leaders questioning whether the project reflected a shared vis
 ion for Detroit’s future. Backed by a $3.2 million grant from The Kresge
  Foundation\, DDP stepped forward to lead an independent Peer Review and a
  comprehensive engagement process that brought together residents\, corpor
 ate and small business leaders\, institutional partners\, and visitor pers
 pectives. The effort reframed the project around current data\, best pract
 ices and community priorities\, and united diverse stakeholders\, leverage
 d catalytic public funding for maximum economic and placemaking impact and
  established a replicable framework for community-led infrastructure plann
 ing. “The Pinnacle Award is a tremendous honor for the Downtown Detroit 
 Partnership and our partners which affirms the depth of our efforts to ens
 ure a community-driven process that respects Detroit’s past while shapin
 g its future. The I-375 Peer Review demonstrates what is possible when we 
 listen to the community and work together toward a shared vision. We thank
  the International Downtown Association for recognizing this work and the 
 many partners who contributed their expertise and perspectives to this imp
 ortant process\,” said Eric B. Larson\, CEO of the Downtown Detroit Part
 nership. DDP was recognized for their award-winning project during an awar
 ds ceremony at the 72nd Annual Conference & Marketplace. IDA’s Annual Co
 nference & Marketplace is the premier gathering for professional place man
 agers and urban champions creating vibrant and healthy cities around the w
 orld. For more information about the session and conference\, please visit
  the event webpage. “DDP’s innovative project received the IDA Pinnacl
 e Award for setting the new standard for improving cities around the world
 \,” said David Downey\, IDA president and CEO. “The DDP’s I-375 Peer
  Review has made an impact on its community and the people who live\, work
 \, and play there\, and is evidence of the continued commitment to champio
 n livable\, vital\, and thriving urban centers.” Additional information 
 on the 2026 Pinnacle award winners can be found online at downtown.org. Re
 ad the Peer Review and for more about the I-375 project at DowntownDetroit
 .org/I-375. 								\n				\n				\n				\n									### 								\n				\n				\
 n				\n									About the Downtown Detroit Partnership   Since 1922\, th
 e Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) has worked to cultivate social and ec
 onomic impact in Downtown Detroit. As a member-based nonprofit\, the DDP c
 onvenes civic\, corporate\, community\, and philanthropic partners to crea
 te a vibrant and world-class urban core. As a leader in Downtown urban inn
 ovation\, the organization also provides small business support and manage
 s\, programs\, and stewards 18 parks and public spaces throughout Downtown
  Detroit. Learn more at DowntownDetroit.org and engage on social media @Do
 wntownDet. About IDA The International Downtown Association (IDA) is the p
 remier organization for urban place professionals who are shaping and acti
 vating dynamic city center districts. Our members are city builders and do
 wntown champions who bring urban centers to life\, bridging the gap betwee
 n the public and private sectors. We represent an industry of more than 2\
 ,500 place management organizations\, employing 100\,000 people throughout
  North America and growing rapidly around the world. Founded in 1954\, IDA
  is a resource center for ideas and innovative best practices in urban pla
 ce management. For more information\, visit www.downtown.org. IDA’s memb
 ers have a proven track record of creating collaborative public-private pa
 rtnerships to tackle weighty issues. Place management organizations affect
  significant change in every major metropolitan area throughout North Amer
 ica in an industry that is growing rapidly around the globe. More than 2\,
 500 downtown management districts exist in cities throughout the U.S. and 
 Canada. Place management work touches every discipline of city building\, 
 including economic development\, leadership\, marketing\, events\, public 
 space management\, policy\, planning and infrastructure.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T181929Z
LOCATION:Cadillac Square\, 662 Woodward Ave\, Detroit\, MI\, 48226\, Unite
 d States
URL:https://downtowndetroit.org/event/downtown-street-eats-100/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Detroit Partnership
X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtowndetroit.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Downtown Street Eats
DTSTART:20260914T150000Z
DTEND:20260914T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T181929Z
UID:10007977-1789383600-1789398000@downtowndetroit.org
CATEGORIES:film,food
DESCRIPTION:IDA Awards Top Industry Honor to Downtown Detroit PartnershipA
 ward Recognizes Innovative Achievement in Urban Place Management 								\
 n				\n				\n				\n									DETROIT – The International Downtown Associa
 tion (IDA) has recognized the Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) with the 
 Downtown Achievement Pinnacle Award for its work and initiatives related t
 o the DDP’s I-375 Peer Review and community engagement. The DDP’s proj
 ect submission is titled “A New Standard for Community-Driven Engagement
 : Repairing the Past and Shaping the Future.” Each year\, IDA recognizes
  outstanding projects through the Downtown Achievement Awards\, which hono
 r organizations worldwide for advancing urban centers. Its highest honor\,
  the Pinnacle Award\, celebrates the most inspiring innovations in urban p
 lace management. This year\, an IDA member jury selected winners in leader
 ship development\; organizational management\; economic development\; mark
 eting\, communications and events\; planning\, design and infrastructure\;
  policy and advocacy\; and public space management and operations. DDP’s
  Peer Review and community engagement initiatives won in the Policy and Ad
 vocacy category. The I-375 Reconnecting Communities Project\, led by the M
 ichigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and the City of Detroit\, prop
 osed replacing a downtown freeway with a surface-level boulevard. Early de
 signs prioritized traffic flow\, relied on outdated data and were introduc
 ed without fully integrating meaningful public input\, leaving residents a
 nd business leaders questioning whether the project reflected a shared vis
 ion for Detroit’s future. Backed by a $3.2 million grant from The Kresge
  Foundation\, DDP stepped forward to lead an independent Peer Review and a
  comprehensive engagement process that brought together residents\, corpor
 ate and small business leaders\, institutional partners\, and visitor pers
 pectives. The effort reframed the project around current data\, best pract
 ices and community priorities\, and united diverse stakeholders\, leverage
 d catalytic public funding for maximum economic and placemaking impact and
  established a replicable framework for community-led infrastructure plann
 ing. “The Pinnacle Award is a tremendous honor for the Downtown Detroit 
 Partnership and our partners which affirms the depth of our efforts to ens
 ure a community-driven process that respects Detroit’s past while shapin
 g its future. The I-375 Peer Review demonstrates what is possible when we 
 listen to the community and work together toward a shared vision. We thank
  the International Downtown Association for recognizing this work and the 
 many partners who contributed their expertise and perspectives to this imp
 ortant process\,” said Eric B. Larson\, CEO of the Downtown Detroit Part
 nership. DDP was recognized for their award-winning project during an awar
 ds ceremony at the 72nd Annual Conference & Marketplace. IDA’s Annual Co
 nference & Marketplace is the premier gathering for professional place man
 agers and urban champions creating vibrant and healthy cities around the w
 orld. For more information about the session and conference\, please visit
  the event webpage. “DDP’s innovative project received the IDA Pinnacl
 e Award for setting the new standard for improving cities around the world
 \,” said David Downey\, IDA president and CEO. “The DDP’s I-375 Peer
  Review has made an impact on its community and the people who live\, work
 \, and play there\, and is evidence of the continued commitment to champio
 n livable\, vital\, and thriving urban centers.” Additional information 
 on the 2026 Pinnacle award winners can be found online at downtown.org. Re
 ad the Peer Review and for more about the I-375 project at DowntownDetroit
 .org/I-375. 								\n				\n				\n				\n									### 								\n				\n				\
 n				\n									About the Downtown Detroit Partnership   Since 1922\, th
 e Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) has worked to cultivate social and ec
 onomic impact in Downtown Detroit. As a member-based nonprofit\, the DDP c
 onvenes civic\, corporate\, community\, and philanthropic partners to crea
 te a vibrant and world-class urban core. As a leader in Downtown urban inn
 ovation\, the organization also provides small business support and manage
 s\, programs\, and stewards 18 parks and public spaces throughout Downtown
  Detroit. Learn more at DowntownDetroit.org and engage on social media @Do
 wntownDet. About IDA The International Downtown Association (IDA) is the p
 remier organization for urban place professionals who are shaping and acti
 vating dynamic city center districts. Our members are city builders and do
 wntown champions who bring urban centers to life\, bridging the gap betwee
 n the public and private sectors. We represent an industry of more than 2\
 ,500 place management organizations\, employing 100\,000 people throughout
  North America and growing rapidly around the world. Founded in 1954\, IDA
  is a resource center for ideas and innovative best practices in urban pla
 ce management. For more information\, visit www.downtown.org. IDA’s memb
 ers have a proven track record of creating collaborative public-private pa
 rtnerships to tackle weighty issues. Place management organizations affect
  significant change in every major metropolitan area throughout North Amer
 ica in an industry that is growing rapidly around the globe. More than 2\,
 500 downtown management districts exist in cities throughout the U.S. and 
 Canada. Place management work touches every discipline of city building\, 
 including economic development\, leadership\, marketing\, events\, public 
 space management\, policy\, planning and infrastructure.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T181929Z
LOCATION:Cadillac Square\, 662 Woodward Ave\, Detroit\, MI\, 48226\, Unite
 d States
URL:https://downtowndetroit.org/event/downtown-street-eats-101/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Detroit Partnership
X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtowndetroit.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Downtown Street Eats
DTSTART:20260915T150000Z
DTEND:20260915T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T181929Z
UID:10007978-1789470000-1789484400@downtowndetroit.org
CATEGORIES:film,food
DESCRIPTION:IDA Awards Top Industry Honor to Downtown Detroit PartnershipA
 ward Recognizes Innovative Achievement in Urban Place Management 								\
 n				\n				\n				\n									DETROIT – The International Downtown Associa
 tion (IDA) has recognized the Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) with the 
 Downtown Achievement Pinnacle Award for its work and initiatives related t
 o the DDP’s I-375 Peer Review and community engagement. The DDP’s proj
 ect submission is titled “A New Standard for Community-Driven Engagement
 : Repairing the Past and Shaping the Future.” Each year\, IDA recognizes
  outstanding projects through the Downtown Achievement Awards\, which hono
 r organizations worldwide for advancing urban centers. Its highest honor\,
  the Pinnacle Award\, celebrates the most inspiring innovations in urban p
 lace management. This year\, an IDA member jury selected winners in leader
 ship development\; organizational management\; economic development\; mark
 eting\, communications and events\; planning\, design and infrastructure\;
  policy and advocacy\; and public space management and operations. DDP’s
  Peer Review and community engagement initiatives won in the Policy and Ad
 vocacy category. The I-375 Reconnecting Communities Project\, led by the M
 ichigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and the City of Detroit\, prop
 osed replacing a downtown freeway with a surface-level boulevard. Early de
 signs prioritized traffic flow\, relied on outdated data and were introduc
 ed without fully integrating meaningful public input\, leaving residents a
 nd business leaders questioning whether the project reflected a shared vis
 ion for Detroit’s future. Backed by a $3.2 million grant from The Kresge
  Foundation\, DDP stepped forward to lead an independent Peer Review and a
  comprehensive engagement process that brought together residents\, corpor
 ate and small business leaders\, institutional partners\, and visitor pers
 pectives. The effort reframed the project around current data\, best pract
 ices and community priorities\, and united diverse stakeholders\, leverage
 d catalytic public funding for maximum economic and placemaking impact and
  established a replicable framework for community-led infrastructure plann
 ing. “The Pinnacle Award is a tremendous honor for the Downtown Detroit 
 Partnership and our partners which affirms the depth of our efforts to ens
 ure a community-driven process that respects Detroit’s past while shapin
 g its future. The I-375 Peer Review demonstrates what is possible when we 
 listen to the community and work together toward a shared vision. We thank
  the International Downtown Association for recognizing this work and the 
 many partners who contributed their expertise and perspectives to this imp
 ortant process\,” said Eric B. Larson\, CEO of the Downtown Detroit Part
 nership. DDP was recognized for their award-winning project during an awar
 ds ceremony at the 72nd Annual Conference & Marketplace. IDA’s Annual Co
 nference & Marketplace is the premier gathering for professional place man
 agers and urban champions creating vibrant and healthy cities around the w
 orld. For more information about the session and conference\, please visit
  the event webpage. “DDP’s innovative project received the IDA Pinnacl
 e Award for setting the new standard for improving cities around the world
 \,” said David Downey\, IDA president and CEO. “The DDP’s I-375 Peer
  Review has made an impact on its community and the people who live\, work
 \, and play there\, and is evidence of the continued commitment to champio
 n livable\, vital\, and thriving urban centers.” Additional information 
 on the 2026 Pinnacle award winners can be found online at downtown.org. Re
 ad the Peer Review and for more about the I-375 project at DowntownDetroit
 .org/I-375. 								\n				\n				\n				\n									### 								\n				\n				\
 n				\n									About the Downtown Detroit Partnership   Since 1922\, th
 e Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) has worked to cultivate social and ec
 onomic impact in Downtown Detroit. As a member-based nonprofit\, the DDP c
 onvenes civic\, corporate\, community\, and philanthropic partners to crea
 te a vibrant and world-class urban core. As a leader in Downtown urban inn
 ovation\, the organization also provides small business support and manage
 s\, programs\, and stewards 18 parks and public spaces throughout Downtown
  Detroit. Learn more at DowntownDetroit.org and engage on social media @Do
 wntownDet. About IDA The International Downtown Association (IDA) is the p
 remier organization for urban place professionals who are shaping and acti
 vating dynamic city center districts. Our members are city builders and do
 wntown champions who bring urban centers to life\, bridging the gap betwee
 n the public and private sectors. We represent an industry of more than 2\
 ,500 place management organizations\, employing 100\,000 people throughout
  North America and growing rapidly around the world. Founded in 1954\, IDA
  is a resource center for ideas and innovative best practices in urban pla
 ce management. For more information\, visit www.downtown.org. IDA’s memb
 ers have a proven track record of creating collaborative public-private pa
 rtnerships to tackle weighty issues. Place management organizations affect
  significant change in every major metropolitan area throughout North Amer
 ica in an industry that is growing rapidly around the globe. More than 2\,
 500 downtown management districts exist in cities throughout the U.S. and 
 Canada. Place management work touches every discipline of city building\, 
 including economic development\, leadership\, marketing\, events\, public 
 space management\, policy\, planning and infrastructure.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T181929Z
LOCATION:Cadillac Square\, 662 Woodward Ave\, Detroit\, MI\, 48226\, Unite
 d States
URL:https://downtowndetroit.org/event/downtown-street-eats-102/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Detroit Partnership
X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtowndetroit.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Tacos & Trivia Presented by Long Drink
DTSTART:20260915T220000Z
DTEND:20260916T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T181929Z
UID:10007742-1789495200-1789502400@downtowndetroit.org
CATEGORIES:film,food
DESCRIPTION:IDA Awards Top Industry Honor to Downtown Detroit PartnershipA
 ward Recognizes Innovative Achievement in Urban Place Management 								\
 n				\n				\n				\n									DETROIT – The International Downtown Associa
 tion (IDA) has recognized the Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) with the 
 Downtown Achievement Pinnacle Award for its work and initiatives related t
 o the DDP’s I-375 Peer Review and community engagement. The DDP’s proj
 ect submission is titled “A New Standard for Community-Driven Engagement
 : Repairing the Past and Shaping the Future.” Each year\, IDA recognizes
  outstanding projects through the Downtown Achievement Awards\, which hono
 r organizations worldwide for advancing urban centers. Its highest honor\,
  the Pinnacle Award\, celebrates the most inspiring innovations in urban p
 lace management. This year\, an IDA member jury selected winners in leader
 ship development\; organizational management\; economic development\; mark
 eting\, communications and events\; planning\, design and infrastructure\;
  policy and advocacy\; and public space management and operations. DDP’s
  Peer Review and community engagement initiatives won in the Policy and Ad
 vocacy category. The I-375 Reconnecting Communities Project\, led by the M
 ichigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and the City of Detroit\, prop
 osed replacing a downtown freeway with a surface-level boulevard. Early de
 signs prioritized traffic flow\, relied on outdated data and were introduc
 ed without fully integrating meaningful public input\, leaving residents a
 nd business leaders questioning whether the project reflected a shared vis
 ion for Detroit’s future. Backed by a $3.2 million grant from The Kresge
  Foundation\, DDP stepped forward to lead an independent Peer Review and a
  comprehensive engagement process that brought together residents\, corpor
 ate and small business leaders\, institutional partners\, and visitor pers
 pectives. The effort reframed the project around current data\, best pract
 ices and community priorities\, and united diverse stakeholders\, leverage
 d catalytic public funding for maximum economic and placemaking impact and
  established a replicable framework for community-led infrastructure plann
 ing. “The Pinnacle Award is a tremendous honor for the Downtown Detroit 
 Partnership and our partners which affirms the depth of our efforts to ens
 ure a community-driven process that respects Detroit’s past while shapin
 g its future. The I-375 Peer Review demonstrates what is possible when we 
 listen to the community and work together toward a shared vision. We thank
  the International Downtown Association for recognizing this work and the 
 many partners who contributed their expertise and perspectives to this imp
 ortant process\,” said Eric B. Larson\, CEO of the Downtown Detroit Part
 nership. DDP was recognized for their award-winning project during an awar
 ds ceremony at the 72nd Annual Conference & Marketplace. IDA’s Annual Co
 nference & Marketplace is the premier gathering for professional place man
 agers and urban champions creating vibrant and healthy cities around the w
 orld. For more information about the session and conference\, please visit
  the event webpage. “DDP’s innovative project received the IDA Pinnacl
 e Award for setting the new standard for improving cities around the world
 \,” said David Downey\, IDA president and CEO. “The DDP’s I-375 Peer
  Review has made an impact on its community and the people who live\, work
 \, and play there\, and is evidence of the continued commitment to champio
 n livable\, vital\, and thriving urban centers.” Additional information 
 on the 2026 Pinnacle award winners can be found online at downtown.org. Re
 ad the Peer Review and for more about the I-375 project at DowntownDetroit
 .org/I-375. 								\n				\n				\n				\n									### 								\n				\n				\
 n				\n									About the Downtown Detroit Partnership   Since 1922\, th
 e Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) has worked to cultivate social and ec
 onomic impact in Downtown Detroit. As a member-based nonprofit\, the DDP c
 onvenes civic\, corporate\, community\, and philanthropic partners to crea
 te a vibrant and world-class urban core. As a leader in Downtown urban inn
 ovation\, the organization also provides small business support and manage
 s\, programs\, and stewards 18 parks and public spaces throughout Downtown
  Detroit. Learn more at DowntownDetroit.org and engage on social media @Do
 wntownDet. About IDA The International Downtown Association (IDA) is the p
 remier organization for urban place professionals who are shaping and acti
 vating dynamic city center districts. Our members are city builders and do
 wntown champions who bring urban centers to life\, bridging the gap betwee
 n the public and private sectors. We represent an industry of more than 2\
 ,500 place management organizations\, employing 100\,000 people throughout
  North America and growing rapidly around the world. Founded in 1954\, IDA
  is a resource center for ideas and innovative best practices in urban pla
 ce management. For more information\, visit www.downtown.org. IDA’s memb
 ers have a proven track record of creating collaborative public-private pa
 rtnerships to tackle weighty issues. Place management organizations affect
  significant change in every major metropolitan area throughout North Amer
 ica in an industry that is growing rapidly around the globe. More than 2\,
 500 downtown management districts exist in cities throughout the U.S. and 
 Canada. Place management work touches every discipline of city building\, 
 including economic development\, leadership\, marketing\, events\, public 
 space management\, policy\, planning and infrastructure.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T181929Z
LOCATION:Campus Martius Park
URL:https://downtowndetroit.org/event/tacos-trivia-presented-by-long-drink
 -13/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Detroit Partnership
X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtowndetroit.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Decks on Deck featuring Waajeed and Liz Warner
DTSTART:20260927T210000Z
DTEND:20260928T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260905T000644Z
UID:251609-1790528400-1790542800@wdet.org
CATEGORIES:arts,film
DESCRIPTION:More than 250\,000 residents across Southeast Michigan remaine
 d without power on Friday after widespread storms. The storms brought heav
 y rain\, winds and at least one tornado to the region.   \nNational Weath
 er Service data showed that more than 3/4′ of rain fell on Detroit on Th
 ursday with an additional 2 inches of rain from overnight storms.   \n\nD
 TE Energy issued a report saying that they expect 65% of customers to have
  power by the end of the day on Friday and 90% of customers to have power 
 by Saturday and the remainder by Sunday.   \n\nAdditional headlines for 
 Friday\, Sept. 4\, 2026\n\nFive Detroit businesses gain funds from Motor C
 ity Match\nThe city and the Detroit Economic Growth Corporation awards $33
 0\,000 dollars to five Detroit businesses in round 32 of Motor City Match.
  This program connects new businesses with services and space to grow by p
 roviding them with funding and resources. \nKevin Johnson\, president of t
 he Detroit Economic Growth Corporation says efforts like this help build D
 etroit.  “People who saw a gap in their neighborhoods decided to fill i
 t… that’s what’s going to bring our city back to the place where we 
 want it to be\, which is the most vibrant and most outstanding place to st
 art and grow a business in this city through the mayor’s Rise Higher ini
 tiative.”  \nSports \n\nThe Tigers had their payback against the Minne
 sota Twins with a dominant win of 11- 6 on Wednesday. \nThey are going to 
 try to build off of that win this weekend against the Cleveland Guardians 
 during their trip to Progressive Field in Cleveland Ohio. \nThe Tigers are
  currently second to last in the American League Central Division.  \n\nA
 rts\, Beats & Eats \n\nAnd this Labor Day weekend we have Michigan Lotter
 y Arts\, Beats & Eats. This annual downtown Royal Oak event is filled musi
 cal guests\, such as rock band Third Eye Blind\, country singer Chris Youn
 g\, singer songwriter Brett Young\, and R&B singer Ginuwine.   \n\nOrgani
 zers say there will also be local talent\, fun for kids\, and a lot of int
 eractive activities.  \n\nAt the festival there will be the Fine Art Fair
   that was recently named #7 in the nation for fine art and design on Sun
 shine Artist magazine’s annual 200 Best list. \n								\n				\n					\n	
 	\n					\n		\n				\n						\n					\n			\n						\n				\n									Listen to t
 he latest episode of the “Detroit Evening Report” on Apple Podcasts\, 
 Spotify\, NPR.org or wherever you get your podcasts. 								\n				\n					
 \n		\n					\n		\n				\n						\n					\n			\n						\n				\n									Support 
 the podcasts you love.One-of-a-kind podcasts from WDET bring you engaging 
 conversations\, news you need to know and stories you love to hear. Keep t
 he conversations coming. Please make a gift today. Give now »
LAST-MODIFIED:20260905T000644Z
LOCATION:The Detroit Princess Riverboat\, 1 Civic Center Drive\, Detroit\,
  MI\, 48226\, United States
URL:https://wdet.org/event/decks-on-deck-featuring-waajeed-and-liz-warner-
 2/
X-SOURCE-NAME:WDET 101.9 FM
X-SOURCE-URL:https://wdet.org/2023/07/06/public-transit-michigan-populatio
 n-decline
END:VEVENT
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