How do you “Live the Riverfront?”

Alex King

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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and the Detroit RiverFront Conservancy are asking Michiganders to share how they Live the RiverFront this summer. Live the Riverfront, a multi-year partnership between BCBSM and the Conservancy, launched early May to promote physical fitness and healthy living through a series of free activities along the riverfront.
Have a great story or photo from the riverfront that you’d love to share? Share it with us at [email protected] through July 21 for a chance to be featured!

Vote on our poll!
For more information on BCBSM’s partnership with the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy, visit www.detroitriverfront.org/livetheriverfront. For a full calendar of summer events on the river, visit detroitriverfront.org/things-to-do.
Photo credit: Ben Gordon

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