Comfort levels vary for Michigan arts, culture customers
(WorldNews Entertainment)

DETROIT (AP) — When will people in southeast Michigan be ready to head back to museums, concerts, galleries and other cultural attractions? Research commissioned by CultureSource, which represents 160 nonprofit arts and culture groups in the region, has set out to track just that over the coming months, according to the Detroit Free Press. The first round of data, gathered in May and recently made available, shows that many ticket buyers, arts patrons and subscribers were still wary — and had mixed levels of comfort when it came to various onsite safety measures. WolfBrown, a Detroit research and consulting firm that specializes in the arts sector, is...