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Midtown Deals & Discounts Guide Fall 2015 & Spring 2016 Look inside for great deals from Midtown Detroit shops, restaurants, & businesses! BOOK G U I DE INSPIRED BY LEONARD SLATKIN dso.org/soundcard • 313.576.5111 Students of all ages can purchase a Soundcard for just $25 and hear the DSO live for FREE all season long!* Made possible in part by: dso.org/3711 • 313.576.5111 .org for details. o Purchase a $37 membership and get $11 tickets all season long, plus invitations to exclusive events and isit ds V . meet and greets for the DSO’s next generation of patrons!* y estrictions appl R * MAX M. & MARJORIE S. FISHER MUSIC CENTER • ORCHESTRA HALL 3711 WOODWARD AVE. • DETROIT, MI 48201 PROJECT PRODUCTION APPROVALS DATE NOTES FILE NAME: MDD Ad_Museum Shop_6x9.indd FLAT: 6x9” MARKETING HEAD: Christine ROUND: 2 REQUESTED BY: Vinnie 4C REQUESTING DEPT: DIA Shop TO PRINT: DUE DATE: 8.22.14 COPYEDITING: Judy DESIGNER: Serene OTHER: Kathy, Kelly online at DIASHOP.ORG SAVE 20 or in-store Online discount code: WSU2015. Coupon valid through June 2016. Cannot be combined with other offers or applied to previous purchases. No cash value. Above: Glass Flower Sculptures by Epiphany Studios. Available in-store and online at DIAShop.org DIASHOP.ORG DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS | 5200 Woodward | 313.833.7944 Shop entrance is located on Farnsworth between Woodward and John R. Open during museum hours. 11. Falafill Welcome to the latest edition of the 4206 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Midtown Deals & Discounts Guide! You’ll find 48201 12. 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Detroit Symphony Orchestra 4620 Cass Ave., Detroit 48201 5800 Cass Ave., Detroit, 48202 3711 Woodward Ave., Detroit, 9. La Pita Fresh 48201 19. Citizen Yoga 5056 Cass Ave., Detroit, 48202 1224 Library St., Detroit, 48226 RESTAURANTS 10. Majestic Café & Complex 20. Flo Boutique 4. Byblos Café & Grill 4140 Woodward Ave., Detroit, 404 West Willis St., Detroit, 48201 87 W. Palmer, Detroit, 48202 48201 21. Grace Harper Florist 4135 Woodward Ave., Detroit, 48201 22. Hub of Detroit 3611 Cass Ave., Detroit, 48201 23. Junction 440 @ TechTown 440 Burroughs St., Detroit, 48202 24. Palmer Print and Copy 5480 Cass Ave., Detroit, 48202 25. RUNdetroit 441 W Canfield St. #5, Detroit, 48201 26. Source Booksellers 4240 Cass Ave., #105, Detroit, 48201 27. Thrift on the Ave 4130 Cass Ave., Ste B, Detroit 48221 28. University Dry Cleaners 4704 Cass Ave., Detroit, 48201 29. University Foods 1131 W. Warren Ave., Detroit, 48201 30. Wayne State University Farmers Market 5401 Cass Ave., Detroit, 48202 31. Wayne State University Press 4809 Woodward Ave., Detroit, 48201 32. Wheelhouse Detroit Bike Shop 1340 Atwater St., Detroit, 48207 For discounts at more than 100 other businesses, check out the Show Your One Card & Save directory at the back of the Guide! The Deals & Discounts Guide is brought to you by Wayne State University’s Office of Economic Development. Interested in having your business featured in the guide? Please Economic Development contact us at [email protected]. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! ROCk ‘n bOWL PACKAGES AS LOW AS $22 PER PERSON. 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WSU STUDENTS & STAFF Tours: From architecture to Eastern Market, from Corktown to urban agriculture, our rides are fun, safe and info-packed. Get out and explore your city! 1340 E. Atwater St. • Detroit, MI 48207 Rivard Plaza on 313.656.BIKE (2453) Detroit’s Riverwalk E Jefferson [email protected] WHEELHOUSEDETROIT.COM 5 7 3 E Atwater Rivard Wheelhouse Beaubien Detroit Bike Shop 1340 E. Atwater St GM Renaissance Detroit River Walk Detroit, MI 48207 Center @wheelhouse_det Welcome! Buy a pita, and we’ll make it a combo for Free! Combo consist of a side dish and a soft drink. Carry out only. Limit one per coupon one per order. Valid 9/15/15 to 10/15/15. 10% off total PurChase minimum $10 orDer 4240 Cass Avenue, Suite 105 Detroit, Michigan 48201 313-832-1155 Buy 5 pitas Open Monday–Saturday: 11am • Sunday: 12pm & Get one Free! www.sourcebooksellers.com [email protected] Limit one coupon per visit. Clip & present coupon when ordering. Not to be combined with any other offers. 87 W. Palmer • Detroit, 48202 • 313.831.4420 4830 Cass • Detroit, 48201 • 313.292.5678 27206 GranD river • reDForD, 48240 • 313.202.9040 visit: byblosCaFeanDGrill.Com Come explore and experience the remarkable stories of the people, places, and events that define who we are. The Detroit Historical Museum is located right next door to Wayne State University here in Midtown. Stop in and enjoy FREE admission! For more information, including hours, visit detroithistorical.org. 5401 Woodward | Detroit, MI 48202 GRACE HARPER FLORIST Detroit’s Favorite Since 1918 4135 Woodward Avenue | Detroit, MI 48201 | Midtown 313.831.1164 | [email protected] www.graceharperflorist.com UNIVERSITY DRY CLEANERS SAME DAY SERVICE • ALTERATIONS • SUEDE/LEATHER • LAUNDRY 10% OFF Not to be combined with any other discounts/specials. Hours: Mon–Fri: 7am to 7pm Sat: 7am to 6pm • Sun: Closed 4704 Cass Avenue • Detroit 48201 • 313.831.9700 burgerS & beer & brIcK oveN pIzza IN MIDtoWN DetroIt your 10%oFFbIll* WWW.toNyvStaverN.coM Happy Hour: MoNDay-FrIDay 3-7 pM | $2 Select pINtS | $3 Well cocKtaIlS & WINe MoN–FrI: 11aM–2aM | Sat: 12pM–2aM | 5756 caSS ave | DetroIt, MI | (313) 833-5595 * pleaSe preSeNt tHIS aD beFore orDerINg | May Not be coMbINeD WItH aNy otHer oFFerS or uSeD oN SpecIalS. WSU STUDENTS, FACULTY & STAFF SHOW YOUR ONE CARD & SAVE! OFF 10% YOUR BILL* Classic American Diner Fare 5470 CASS AVE * Valid Sept 15 to Oct 15 May not be combined with any other offers or used on specials. DETROIT 48202 Limit two guests per card per visit. (313) 832-4817 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS A leading publisher of regional interest titles, Judaica, and African American studies, as well as a wide range of other scholarly and general interest titles. ALL students . faculty staff . alumni 30% DISCOUNT if purchased directly through WSU Press using coupon code WS30 The Leonard N. Simons Building to order books: 4809 Woodward Avenue wsupress.wayne.edu Detroit, Michigan 48201-1309 800-WSU-READ ate Un St iver e OCAL • CON s WEDNESDAYS n L VE • N i y SH IE t E N y 11am to 4pm a R T W F June to October 5401 Cass JUNE OCT @Reuther Library F E in A ST 8 T p for d ner! AB 00 sho R LISHED 2 E ou M K e y E R hil RS MA w ch n Market accepts cash, Bridge Card, Project FRESH, lu Market FRESH, Student Advantage.
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