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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20260905T100000Z
DTEND:20260905T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84959@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84959/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Market
DTSTART:20260905T100000Z
DTEND:20260905T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260730T061850Z
UID:10000398-1788588000-1788624000@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
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 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260730T061850Z
LOCATION:Eastern Market\, 2934 Russell\, Detroit\, 48207\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/saturday-market/2026-09-05/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Park Farmer's Market: Fresh Truck Mobile Market
DTSTART:20260905T130000Z
DTEND:20260905T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002420-1788598800-1788609600@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:Park Farmer’s Market\, 15200 Kercheval Ave\, Grosse Pointe Park
 \, MI\, 48230\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/fresh-truck-mobile-market-52/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Sunday Market 2026
DTSTART:20260906T140000Z
DTEND:20260906T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260811T183425Z
UID:10001946-1788688800-1788710400@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
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 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260811T183425Z
LOCATION:Eastern Market\, 2934 Russell\, Detroit\, 48207\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/sunday-market-2026/2026-09-06/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Detroit Sandwich Party 2026
DTSTART:20260906T150000Z
DTEND:20260906T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260811T183425Z
UID:10002025-1788692400-1788714000@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
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 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260811T183425Z
LOCATION:Eastern Market\, Shed 5\, 2810 Russell St.\, Detroit\, MI\, 48207
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/detroit-sandwich-party-2026/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Tuesday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20260908T130000Z
DTEND:20260908T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:85008@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:food,market,wellness
DESCRIPTION:Our scaled-down Tuesday Market is perfect for stocking up on f
 resh produce\, baked goods\, and meats. This market has special offerings 
 including free Zumba and yoga classes.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/85008/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Tuesday Market 2026
DTSTART:20260908T130000Z
DTEND:20260908T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260811T183425Z
UID:10001964-1788858000-1788879600@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260811T183425Z
LOCATION:Eastern Market\, 2934 Russell\, Detroit\, 48207\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/tuesday-market-2026/2026-09-08/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Wayne County Health Dept: Fresh Truck Mobile Market
DTSTART:20260908T130000Z
DTEND:20260908T150000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002421-1788858000-1788865200@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:Wayne County Health Department\, 33030 Van Born\, Wayne\, 48184\,
  United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/fresh-truck-mobile-market-53/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.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:Westhaven Manor: Fresh Truck Mobile Market
DTSTART:20260908T160000Z
DTEND:20260908T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002422-1788868800-1788876000@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:Westhaven Manor\, 34601 Elmwood St\, Westland\, MI\, 48185\, Unit
 ed States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/fresh-truck-mobile-market-54/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Tacos & Trivia Presented by Long Drink
DTSTART:20260908T220000Z
DTEND:20260909T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T181929Z
UID:10007741-1788890400-1788897600@downtowndetroit.org
CATEGORIES:community,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
 -12/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Detroit Partnership
X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtowndetroit.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Western Wayne Health Center (Lincoln Park): Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket
DTSTART:20260909T140000Z
DTEND:20260909T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002423-1788948000-1788955200@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:Western Wayne Health Center (Lincoln Park)\, 25650 W Outer Dr\, L
 incoln Park\, 48146\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/fresh-truck-mobile-market-55/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.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:Western Wayne Health Center (Inkster): Fresh Truck Mobile Market
DTSTART:20260909T170000Z
DTEND:20260909T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002424-1788958800-1788966000@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:Western Wayne Health Center (Inkster)\, 2700 Hamlin Boulevard\, I
 nkster\, 48141\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/fresh-truck-mobile-market-56/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Cool Cities/Hope Village: Fresh Truck Mobile Market
DTSTART:20260909T200000Z
DTEND:20260909T220000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002425-1788969600-1788976800@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:Cool Cities / Hope Village\, 14150 Woodrow Wilson\, Detroit\, 482
 38\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/fresh-truck-mobile-market-57/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:ACC WIC River Rouge: Fresh Truck Mobile Market
DTSTART:20260910T130000Z
DTEND:20260910T150000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002426-1789030800-1789038000@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:ACC WIC River Rouge\, 550 Eaton St.\, River Rouge\, MI\, 48218\, 
 United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/fresh-truck-mobile-market-58/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:CHASS Center: Fresh Truck Mobile Market
DTSTART:20260910T130000Z
DTEND:20260910T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002429-1789030800-1789041600@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:CHASS Center\, 5635 W Fort St\,\, Detroit\, MI\, 48209\, United S
 tates
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/fresh-truck-mobile-market-61/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.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:Cooghan Terrence Senior Home: Fresh Truck Mobile Market
DTSTART:20260910T160000Z
DTEND:20260910T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002427-1789041600-1789048800@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:Cooghan Terrence Senior Home\, 3501 Oakwood\, Melvindale\, 48122\
 , United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/fresh-truck-mobile-market-59/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Ecorse Senior Center: Fresh Truck Mobile Market
DTSTART:20260910T183000Z
DTEND:20260910T203000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002428-1789050600-1789057800@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:Ecorse Senior Center\, 4072 W. Jefferson\, Ecorse\, MI\, 48229\, 
 United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/fresh-truck-mobile-market-60/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:ACC WIC Detroit: Fresh Truck Mobile Market
DTSTART:20260911T130000Z
DTEND:20260911T150000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002430-1789117200-1789124400@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:ACC WIC Detroit\, 8655 Greenfield\, Detroit\, 48228\, United Stat
 es
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/fresh-truck-mobile-market-62/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.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:Forest Park Apts: Fresh Truck Mobile Market
DTSTART:20260911T160000Z
DTEND:20260911T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002431-1789128000-1789135200@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:Forest Park Apartments\, 1331 E Canfield St\, Detroit\, MI\, 4820
 7\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/fresh-truck-mobile-market-63/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Titan Fest
DTSTART:20260911T190000Z
DTEND:20260911T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260813T000818Z
UID:0-1114@sites.udmercy.edu
CATEGORIES:community,festival,food
DESCRIPTION:The annual student involvement fair\, Titan Fest\, returns to 
 the McNichols Campus on Sept. 11 at 3 p.m.\n\nTitan Fest is the best spot 
 to learn about options for students who are interested in joining a studen
 t organization. This year's event will showcase all returning student orga
 nizations\, student-facing campus resources\, delicious carnival style foo
 d\, contests and more.\n\nHosting an organization's table at Titan Fest? M
 ake sure you're recognized by completed the appropriate registration steps
  by Sept. 4.\n\nFor those who are interested in having a table at Titan Fe
 st but are not representing a student organization\, email Assistant Direc
 tor of Student Life Emily Johnson at johnsoem6@udmercy.edu to make a reque
 st.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260813T000818Z
LOCATION:Fisher Fountain\, 4001 W. McNichols Road\, Detroit\, MI\, 48221\,
  United States
URL:https://sites.udmercy.edu/campusconnection/events/titan-fest-3/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Events
X-SOURCE-URL:https://sites.udmercy.edu/campusconnection/events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Brightmoor Artisans Collective: Fresh Truck Mobile Market
DTSTART:20260911T190000Z
DTEND:20260911T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002433-1789138800-1789146000@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
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 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:Brightmoor Artisans Collective\, 22735 Fenkell Ave\, Detroit\, 48
 223\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/fresh-truck-mobile-market-65/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20260912T100000Z
DTEND:20260912T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84960@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84960/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Market
DTSTART:20260912T100000Z
DTEND:20260912T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260902T003452Z
UID:10000399-1789192800-1789228800@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
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 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T003452Z
LOCATION:Eastern Market\, 2934 Russell\, Detroit\, 48207\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/saturday-market/2026-09-12/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Park Farmer's Market: Fresh Truck Mobile Market
DTSTART:20260912T130000Z
DTEND:20260912T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002434-1789203600-1789214400@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
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 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:Park Farmer’s Market\, 15200 Kercheval Ave\, Grosse Pointe Park
 \, MI\, 48230\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/fresh-truck-mobile-market-66/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Eastern Market Detroit Lions Tailgate (Sept. 13)
DTSTART:20260913T120000Z
DTEND:20260913T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260902T183905Z
UID:10002350-1789286400-1789318800@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T183905Z
LOCATION:Eastern Market\, 2934 Russell\, Detroit\, 48207\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/eastern-market-detroit-lions-tailgate
 -sept-13/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Sunday Market 2026
DTSTART:20260913T140000Z
DTEND:20260913T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T003604Z
UID:10001947-1789293600-1789315200@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T003604Z
LOCATION:Eastern Market\, 2934 Russell\, Detroit\, 48207\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/sunday-market-2026/2026-09-13/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Two18 Lions Tailgate Party
DTSTART:20260913T160000Z
DTEND:20260913T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T003604Z
UID:10002445-1789300800-1789318800@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T003604Z
LOCATION:Two18\, 1400 E Fisher Service Dr\, Detroit\, MI\, 48207\, United 
 States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/two18-lions-tailgate-party/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.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:Tuesday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20260915T130000Z
DTEND:20260915T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:85009@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:food,market,wellness
DESCRIPTION:Our scaled-down Tuesday Market is perfect for stocking up on f
 resh produce\, baked goods\, and meats. This market has special offerings 
 including free Zumba and yoga classes.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/85009/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Tuesday Market 2026
DTSTART:20260915T130000Z
DTEND:20260915T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T003604Z
UID:10001965-1789462800-1789484400@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T003604Z
LOCATION:Eastern Market\, 2934 Russell\, Detroit\, 48207\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/tuesday-market-2026/2026-09-15/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.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:GenesisHOPE: Fresh Truck Mobile Market
DTSTART:20260915T203000Z
DTEND:20260915T223000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002446-1789489800-1789497000@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:GenesisHOPE\, 7200 Mack Ave\, Detroit\, MI\, 48214\, United State
 s
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/genesishope-fresh-truck-mobile-market
 /
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.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:Downtown Street Eats
DTSTART:20260916T150000Z
DTEND:20260916T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T181929Z
UID:10007979-1789556400-1789570800@downtowndetroit.org
CATEGORIES: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-103/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Detroit Partnership
X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtowndetroit.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Cool Cities/Hope Village: Fresh Truck Mobile Market
DTSTART:20260916T200000Z
DTEND:20260916T220000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002435-1789574400-1789581600@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
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 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:Cool Cities / Hope Village\, 14150 Woodrow Wilson\, Detroit\, 482
 38\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/fresh-truck-mobile-market-67/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:CHASS Center: Fresh Truck Mobile Market
DTSTART:20260917T130000Z
DTEND:20260917T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002436-1789635600-1789646400@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:CHASS Center\, 5635 W Fort St\,\, Detroit\, MI\, 48209\, United S
 tates
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/fresh-truck-mobile-market-68/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Shed 5 at Eastern Market After Dark
DTSTART:20260917T203000Z
DTEND:20260918T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T183810Z
UID:10002406-1789662600-1789682400@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T183810Z
LOCATION:Eastern Market\, Shed 5\, 2810 Russell St.\, Detroit\, MI\, 48207
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/shed-5-at-eastern-market-after-dark/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Eastern Market After Dark 2026
DTSTART:20260917T220000Z
DTEND:20260918T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260904T003627Z
UID:10002023-1789668000-1789686000@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260904T003627Z
LOCATION:Eastern Market\, 2934 Russell\, Detroit\, 48207\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/eastern-market-after-dark-2027/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20260919T100000Z
DTEND:20260919T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84961@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84961/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Market
DTSTART:20260919T100000Z
DTEND:20260919T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260904T003627Z
UID:10000400-1789797600-1789833600@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260904T003627Z
LOCATION:Eastern Market\, 2934 Russell\, Detroit\, 48207\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/saturday-market/2026-09-19/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Sunday Market 2026
DTSTART:20260920T140000Z
DTEND:20260920T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260905T003405Z
UID:10001948-1789898400-1789920000@easternmarket.org
CATEGORIES:food,market
DESCRIPTION:New Well Wayne initiative brings affordable fresh produce dire
 ctly to neighborhoods where healthy food is hardest to accessWayne County 
 Executive Warren C. Evans has announced the launch of the Well Wayne Fresh
  Truck Mobile Market\, an innovative farmers market on wheels designed to 
 increase access to healthy\, affordable food for residents across Wayne Co
 unty. The launch comes as food insecurity continues to affect families acr
 oss Wayne County. According to Feeding America’s 2023 Map the Meal Gap\,
  17.6% of Wayne County residents—nearly one in five people—experience 
 food insecurity. While these are the most recent available estimates\, ris
 ing grocery costs continue to put added financial strain on many household
 s. Limited transportation\, higher food prices\, and other economic barrie
 rs can make it difficult to access fresh\, healthy food. Nearly 70% of foo
 d-insecure Wayne County residents live in households with incomes below 20
 0% of the federal poverty level\, a rate higher than the Michigan average.
  The Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Market is one strategy to help improve 
 access to affordable\, nutritious food in communities where it is needed m
 ost. The Fresh Truck Mobile Market is part of Well Wayne\, a multi-million
 -dollar investment in public health infrastructure led by Executive Evans 
 to improve health outcomes by addressing the social drivers of health thro
 ugh innovative\, community-based partnerships. “These are increasingly u
 ncertain times we are living in for a number of reasons\, which means it i
 s incumbent upon those of us who have chosen to be public servants to do w
 hatever we can to take care of those who are less able to fulfill all of t
 heir basic needs\,” said Warren C. Evans\, Wayne County Executive. “Th
 is is one Wayne County\, and that means we look out for one another.” Op
 erating as a grocery store on wheels\, the Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile M
 arket will bring fresh\, affordable produce directly to neighborhoods wher
 e access is limited. The program accepts SNAP\, EBT\, Double Up Food Bucks
 \, cash\, and credit/debit cards\, and will operate year-round across mult
 iple cities. “Everyone deserves access to healthy food — without needi
 ng a car to get it. Our Well Wayne Fresh Truck Mobile Markets are mobile g
 rocery stores bringing fresh fruits and veggies directly to neighborhoods 
 in Wayne County — where access is needed most. We understand that mobili
 ty challenges can make it difficult getting to and from the grocery store 
 and cost can also be a barrier.” said Kennyle Johnson\, Director\, Wayne
  County Department of Health\, Human and Veterans Services (HHVS). By addr
 essing transportation and cost barriers\, it promotes community health and
  reduces hunger through convenient\, scheduled stops at central community 
 hubs and special events. This initiative will continue serving as a vital 
 connector across Wayne County communities through at least 2027. “The ne
 w Fresh Truck Mobile Market that is being rolled out throughout Wayne Coun
 ty as part of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program will be a vital lin
 k for so many individuals and families who are struggling with transportat
 ion issues and access to healthy\, fresh and affordable food\,” commente
 d Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell. “This initiative will go a 
 long way towards helping the community fight hunger\, reduce illness and i
 mprove overall public health and well-being.” Recognizing that complex s
 ocietal challenges require collaborative solutions\, Wayne County has part
 nered withEastern Market Partnership to operate the Fresh Truck Mobile Mar
 ket throughout the county. “We at Eastern Market Partnership are excited
  to expand our fresh food access program in partnership with Wayne County.
  Through the Well Wayne initiative\, we will reach each of the 43 communit
 ies in the county and offer innovative approaches to expanding access to f
 resh\, affordable\, and nutrition-dense produce\,” said Katy Trudeau\, P
 resident and CEO\, Eastern Market Partnership. The Fresh Truck Mobile Mark
 et is one component of the Well Wayne Fresh Food Access Program\, which se
 eksto improve nutrition\, reduce hunger\, prevent chronic disease\, and ad
 vance long-term food security throughtargeted investments\, strategic part
 nerships\, and innovative public health programming. Initial service locat
 ions include:• Highland Park• Inkster• Ecorse• Wayne• River Roug
 e• Westland• Hamtramck• Harper Woods• Romulus• Taylor• Lincoln
  Park The program will continue expanding to serve communities across Wayn
 e County\, with routes and schedules updated quarterly based on community 
 need and resident feedback. Several soft launches have already generated p
 ositive responses from residents\, demonstrating the demand for convenient
  access to fresh\, healthy food. 								\n				\n		\n				\n				\n									
 																					\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n	
 			\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n				\n					\n				\n
 		\n					\n				\n				\n									For more information\, including locations
  and schedules\, visit 								\n				\n				\n				\n									\n					\n					
 	\n									Fresh Truck Mobile Market
LAST-MODIFIED:20260905T003405Z
LOCATION:Eastern Market\, 2934 Russell\, Detroit\, 48207\, United States
URL:https://easternmarket.org/events/sunday-market-2026/2026-09-20/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://easternmarket.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Tuesday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20260922T130000Z
DTEND:20260922T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:85010@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:food,market,wellness
DESCRIPTION:Our scaled-down Tuesday Market is perfect for stocking up on f
 resh produce\, baked goods\, and meats. This market has special offerings 
 including free Zumba and yoga classes.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/85010/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Downtown Street Eats
DTSTART:20260925T150000Z
DTEND:20260925T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260905T062413Z
UID:10007986-1790334000-1790348400@downtowndetroit.org
CATEGORIES: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:20260905T062413Z
LOCATION:Cadillac Square\, 662 Woodward Ave\, Detroit\, MI\, 48226\, Unite
 d States
URL:https://downtowndetroit.org/event/downtown-street-eats-110/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Detroit Partnership
X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtowndetroit.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20260926T100000Z
DTEND:20260926T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84962@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84962/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Tuesday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20260929T130000Z
DTEND:20260929T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:85011@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:food,market,wellness
DESCRIPTION:Our scaled-down Tuesday Market is perfect for stocking up on f
 resh produce\, baked goods\, and meats. This market has special offerings 
 including free Zumba and yoga classes.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/85011/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20261003T100000Z
DTEND:20261003T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84963@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84963/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20261010T100000Z
DTEND:20261010T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84964@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84964/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20261017T100000Z
DTEND:20261017T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84965@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84965/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20261024T100000Z
DTEND:20261024T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84966@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84966/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20261031T100000Z
DTEND:20261031T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84967@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84967/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20261107T110000Z
DTEND:20261107T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84968@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84968/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20261114T110000Z
DTEND:20261114T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84969@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84969/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20261121T110000Z
DTEND:20261121T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84970@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84970/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Tuesday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20261124T140000Z
DTEND:20261124T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:85012@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:food,market,wellness
DESCRIPTION:Our scaled-down Tuesday Market is perfect for stocking up on f
 resh produce\, baked goods\, and meats. This market has special offerings 
 including free Zumba and yoga classes.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/85012/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20261128T110000Z
DTEND:20261128T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84971@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84971/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20261205T110000Z
DTEND:20261205T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84972@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84972/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20261212T110000Z
DTEND:20261212T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84973@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84973/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20261219T110000Z
DTEND:20261219T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84974@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84974/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Eastern Market
X-SOURCE-URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saturday Markets 2026 - Eastern Market
DTSTART:20261226T110000Z
DTEND:20261226T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T204331Z
UID:84975@marketevent.marketspread.com
CATEGORIES:arts,food,market
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Market is a staple market day at Eastern Market. You
 ’ll find a vast assortment of local produce\, flower and plant vendors\,
  as well as packaged food items\, and handcrafted items made by local entr
 epreneurs. Saturdays Market it open year round\, with up to 45\,000 people
  from all over southeastern Michigan and beyond stop by […]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T204331Z
LOCATION:2934 Russell St\, Detroit\, MI 48207\, USA
URL:https://marketspread.com/market/12145/eastern-market/events/84975/
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