Keisha Reynolds, a Detroit School of Arts alumna, class of 2008, was a vocal major while in high school, but is now an entrepreneur and author of a new journal, “Shift Into Position: a 21-Day Power Journal for 2018.” Reynolds returned home to Detroit and more specifically, Detroit School of Arts, where she conducted an empowerment master class for DSA Achievers.
The 45th annual Noel Night held on Dec. 2 and had more than 100 venues participating in this Midtown Detroit event. Detroit School of Arts offered several performances that evening including vocal, dance, theatre, karaoke and live music. Noel Night is a holiday event that takes place in Midtown Detroit, people can shop, eat and explore what Midtown Detroit has to offer. This was DSA's second year participating in this event and ever since, many have said they love what they see. “I love DSA and I didn’t know about the many things here.,” said Terrance Dortch. “The most fun I’ve had all night was singing karaoke.
While Detroit School of Arts, also known as DSA, is new to Detroit Dialogue, the legacy of the all-arts school has existed since 1992. DSA was the brain-child the first principal, Dr. Denise Davis Cotton.
