So we asked fan/rock star Arun Bali how he feels about the transition. A new era is dawning in Detroit, with Joe Louis Arena closing and the Red Wings missing the playoffs for the first time in 26 ...

The epicentre of it all for the past 38 years has been Joe Louis Arena. And at the end of the year it will close for good. I went to Detroit in March expecting to learn what the arena meant to the ...

Overview: The award-winning Orange County Convention Center (OCCC) goes the extra mile to make every day extraordinary by offering customer service excellence and industry-leading partnerships. From ...

To honour this iconic figure’s contributions to sport and society, Detroit created the famed Joe Louis Arena in 1982 as an appropriate tribute. After retiring in 1949, Joe Louis struggled ...

Eight years later, Detroit has yet to make the playoffs, and its rebuild is continuing a decade since its new arena (if you ...

It also approved a controversial transfer of city-owned land to the DDA for the new arena, which it did at the cost of $1. The council approved a retroactive lease for Joe Louis Arena, as well as ...

etc. Currently, the city gets an estimated $7 million a year from these things at Joe Louis Arena. That’s the stadium we built for the hockey team in 1979. As far as I know, it works just fine.

including nearly 500 units that opened early this year in a new 25-story glass building on the riverfront site of the former ...

The Red Wings go from Joe Louis Arena to this? Blame Mike Ilitch, the Red Wings owner and founder of Little Caesars. Any food-related stadium name is already cringe-worthy, but this is really bad.

“Don’t Stop Believin’” was a standard at Joe Louis Arena during the Red Wings’ four championship runs in the 1990s and 2000s. When it closed its doors on April 9, 2017, fans sang it ...

The Red Wings have not made the playoffs since moving from Joe Louis Arena, and the Pistons have been mired in one of the worst stretches in franchise history since 2020 after barely making the ...

The next pieces of the Detroit RiverWalk are set to open early this summer. Once open, visitors will have access to a boardwalk 17 feet out from the river’s shore west of downtown Detroit.