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With entertainment clubs,
restaurants and a 3000 seat theatre next to downtown Detroit, Bert's is a central part
of Detroit's music scene. As the Director of Operations for Bert's Entertainment
Complex, Motown
Heritage Club Co-Founder, Harold Bowles, is building a new Motown. His
latest project Bert's
Motown Room, will be a new Motown-themed, first-class eatery ready for its
opening before Labor Day, 2006. |
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Figure 1
(left, below) shows how the room looks now, 6 weeks before its opening. Nine
"dining suites" will each feature a different Motown recording artist, such as
Stevie Wonder, The Supremes, the Temptations, etc. The suites feature the
music and a museum quality reminiscence of Motown Artists and their famed
successes. Figure 2 (right, below) shows the room as construction was just
beginning. |
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The 150
seat Motown Room joins the rest of the Bert's Entertainment Complex, including
Bert's Marketplace, a 150 seat nightclub that features the best of Detroit's
jazz music (left, below), Bert's Food Court/Catering that holds sidewalk
barbeque in the summer during Eastern Market shopping hours and major downtown
sporting events (center, below), and Bert's Martketplace Theatre, a 5000 seat
venue (right, below). |
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The Motown
Heritage Club is dedicated to keeping Detroit a hit-factory. If we are to
stay a hit-factory we need places for talent to perform and places to entertain
the public. Hat's off to club co-founder, Harold Bowles, who is doing his
part for what is needed. |
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