Overview
This tour series is generously sponsored by MotorCities Automotive Heritage Area. The city of Dearborn has traditionally been known for its connections to the Ford Motor Company, which brought people from all across the world to the Metro Detroit region. The influence of the automotive industry persists even today with factories, facilities, historic homesteads and even museums. So, what does Dearborn look like today? On this tour, you will learn how the past and present of this city are interwoven, meet the people leading some exciting new projects and see the innovations and adaptations of this important city in the Metro Detroit region. Total Walking Distance: ~2 miles Tour Duration: 2 hours Weather Policy: Tours will occur indefinitely, rain or shine, unless weather prohibits transportation or adversely affects our partners on the date of the tour for the time of the tour. Weather related cancellation or ticket transfer requests will not be approved unless submitted at least 72 hours in advance of the event start time. If a severe weather event causes the tour to be canceled, City Institute will offer to transfer participant tickets to another date or provide a refund. Accessibility: We strive to host inclusive, accessible events that enable all individuals to engage fully. To request accommodation or for inquiries about accessibility, please contact hello@thecityinstitute.com at least 2 weeks prior to your desired tour date. Parking: Parking is available behind the Dearborn Historical Museum Commandant's Quarters at 21950 Michigan Ave, Dearborn, MI 48124 This tour is produced by City Institute. Please visit www.thecityinstitute.com to hear interviews with Detroit residents, community leaders, and small business owners or to schedule a tour for your group on any number of topics. Want to send someone a gift certificate to use for tickets to any of our Downtown Art & Architecture tour dates? Purchase those here: https://www.thecityinstitute.com/gift-cards Photo by Doug Coombe courtesy of Second Wave Media
