Visitors will enjoy an indoor, winter-themed pathway that takes you from ice paths to igloos, complete with a life-sized gingerbread house. “We are honored to have been chosen for this opportunity and truly can’t wait for the Downtown Detroit Markets to open.”Īdditional Decked Out Detroit Initiativesĭecked Out Detroit is a part of Bedrock’s ongoing effort to support Detroit small businesses and the community at large.ġ001 Winter Wonders, an enchanting trip through downtown’s version of the North Pole, will set up shop at 1001 Woodward this holiday season. We’ll be bringing our unique ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ concept from our Eastern Market location while adding some holiday twists to make every drink festive and fun,” said Beatrice Wolnerman, owner of Bea’s Detroit and Bea’s Squeeze. “We could not be more thrilled to take over the Cadillac Lodge concessions this year. “The holiday shopping season is right around the corner and we want to make sure Detroit shoppers have ample opportunity to buy local and have some fun Downtown this winter.”īea’s Detroit will be activating the Cadillac Lodge, providing shoppers and travelers respite from the cold with exciting beverages and décor. Our community prides itself on celebrating our own talent and at Bedrock we are honored to work alongside innovative individuals and brands to bring Detroit families memorable experiences in their downtown,” said Nadia Sesay, Bedrock’s Chief Community Growth & Development Officer. “Entrepreneurship is a key part of Detroit’s history and it’s future. Bedrock and the Rocket Community Fund are committed to supporting the entrepreneurial community and prioritized small Detroit-based businesses. Located beside the Monroe Street Drive-In, the Downtown Detroit Markets will feature 18 local businesses, the majority of which are BIPOC or female-owned and Detroit-based. The Downtown Detroit Markets have seen 13 small businesses return for multiple seasons, and many have used the opportunity as a launching pad toward a brick-and-mortar storefront. Now in its fifth year, the Downtown Detroit Markets have supported 119 small businesses, who generated nearly $5 million in overall sales. The perennial activation is supported by a $2.3 million overall investment by the Rocket Community Fund, the nonprofit arm of Rocket Companies and the organization that administers Bedrock’s philanthropic initiatives. “These markets are about more than space – this is a platform for our small business owners to test new products, connect with new customers and convert them into long-term supporters.” “Owning a small business is a powerful tool for individual and community growth, and the Rocket Community Fund is proud to support our local entrepreneurs through the Downtown Detroit Markets,” said Laura Grannemann, Vice President of the Rocket Community Fund. Local small businesses will be popping up to participate in Detroit’s robust retail scene while providing engaging, diverse experiences for local residents, visitors from Southeast Michigan and out-of-town travelers. The Cadillac Lodge by Bea’s will return to Cadillac Square on Wednesday, November 10, 2021, and new this year are the 1001 Winter Wonders and Decked Out Shopping Days. The Rocket Community Fund and Bedrock today announced the return of the Downtown Detroit Markets as well as other winter activities through Decked Out Detroit.
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