Raised in Detroit, Antonio “Shades” Agee helped establish the Detroit graffiti scene as one of the first documented graffiti artists in the city. Shades turned to art as a means of self-expression growing up, with heavy cultural influence from his jazz musician father. He has two pieces archived at the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA), among other venues including C-Pop Gallery and Motor Gallery.

A hip-hop lover, Fel3000ft has been a graffiti artist since he was a young boy. Fel realized the importance of his voice and started writing messages about his genuine passion for Detroit next to his pieces - this had a positive impact on a city in dire need of uplifting. Some of Fel’s local work around can be seen around Detroit, including: the gear head mural at HopCat pub, The Fox in Eastern Market and The Believer on the Emerald Theater.

Dr Nitro’s Mad Science Show and Ice Cream Social

Be inspired, immerse yourself in science and make your own liquid nitrogen ice cream sundaes topped with dragon’s breath treats. 

Special Edition Flavor: Central Station Comeback Cookie

Learn to make one-of-a-kind jewelry from unique local materials. Rebel Nell was started with the purpose of employing, educating and empowering disadvantaged women in Detroit.

Learn how to make candles with Detroit’s youngest entrepreneur, Asia Newson, aka Super Business Girl. At just 15 years old, Asia makes and sells her own candles, with big dreams to one day open up a shop in downtown and eventually become mayor.