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Philip A. Hart Plaza

Philip A. Hart Plaza

Event venue in Detroit, MichiganWikipedia

Search complete. 13 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Philip A. Hart Plaza".

Oct 14, 2026

Dorian MooreHOST
11:17
Right.
Mark NickitaHOST
11:17
And uh, I don't know if we could start maybe down at the, at the riverfront with Hart Plaza.
Dorian MooreHOST
11:22
Hart Plaza.
Mark NickitaHOST
11:23
Yeah.
Dorian MooreHOST
11:23
Which is interesting 'cause it, uh, Hart, Hart Plaza is-
Mark NickitaHOST
11:26
Which isn't part of the original-
Dorian MooreHOST
11:28
Right
Mark NickitaHOST
12:36
And then the public space-
John DoyleHOST
44:48
I just want nothing like that in my home state.
John DoyleHOST
44:50
My home state, which by the way, I can go take a drive down to Hart Plaza in Detroit.
John DoyleHOST
44:55
They have a plaque.
John DoyleHOST
44:56
with the names of the founding convoy of the city in 1701 alongside Cadillac.
Chris RenwickHOST
2:56
Also coming up at 6:49, Eric Larson with the Downtown Detroit Partnership.
Chris RenwickHOST
3:02
They're flying a 30-foot banner in Hart Plaza that says, "Detroit and Canada are bridged on friendship." We'll talk to him about that.
Chris RenwickHOST
3:13
At 7:19, we're gonna talk about five people that have been killed in Lansing over the course of a year.
Chris RenwickHOST
3:21
Is there a serial killer on the loose in Lansing? Because there are some similarities in each of these cases.
Dave ReganHOST
52:59
But the, but, but, but, but what do you guy...
Dave ReganHOST
53:01
What do you call it when there's, like, there's something going on at Hart Plaza, there's something going on at, uh, Huntington Place?
Mark HollisHOST
53:07
W- uh, it's-
Dave ReganHOST
53:08
For all the big events
Nicole Young-MartinHOST
27:08
They now, I think, live in Europe, but they're known as the founders of electronic music, which includes House and all of that.
Nicole Young-MartinHOST
27:15
And That was such a fond memory to have and remember seeing these dark-skinned Black men DJing and having thousands of people of various backgrounds dancing to their music in Hart Plaza like that.
Nicole Young-MartinHOST
27:38
And
Desiree CooperGUEST
27:39
when you see various backgrounds, a great... percentage of the crowd were international that would come to the movement and that's still true today because the music was so popular in Europe before it really caught fire here so and people don't they think Detroit Motown but they don't think Detroit Electronica and absolutely absolutely yeah that's I've been a few times that's the fun that is a fun fun festival I love it
Shannon CasonHOST
2:59
I, I remember listening to this.
Shannon CasonHOST
3:01
Stevie did a free concert at Hart Plaza downtown, and people were standing in the middle of Woodward.
Shannon CasonHOST
3:09
It was, like, people everywhere, people on top of cars, on top of trucks, on top of the, the food vendors, and we were all just listening to Stevie Wonder, and he was singing this song.
Shannon CasonHOST
3:20
And I was in the middle of Woodward.
Chris OsgoodHOST
9:11
mean,
John KeatingHOST
9:12
that was only 600 people as opposed to the, I mean, when you're at Hart Plaza, I mean, Hart Plaza was...
John KeatingHOST
9:20
Yeah, but you don't have to be funny.
John KeatingHOST
9:21
A few hundred thousand people.

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