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Light Up Livernois Returns for Second Year | The Michigan Chronicle

The annual fashion, art, and design street festival in Detroit, Light Up Livernois, will return for its second year on Saturday, July 1, 2023. The festival is presented by Amazon and will take place on Livernois Avenue between Six and Eight Mile Roads. The festival will feature more than 300 merchants, artists, designers, architects, makers, … Continued

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