Free events in Adrian, MI

Celebrate 55 years of TARTA with a community update that reflects on recent progress and looks ahead to what is next for public transportation in the community. The program features remarks from TARTA leadership, followed by a panel of Team TARTA members who share how they design transit that supports a thriving future for all. Attendees can then take part in breakout sessions focused on how transit fuels economic development and community planning, how it promotes independence for people with disabilities and older adults, and how TARTA services expand mobility and opportunity for youth across northwest Ohio. Registration is free. Marking yourself as going on Facebook does not complete registration for the Community Update.

House Of Coffee customers can enjoy a live portrait painting experience with Art by Rebecca Rae, Rebecca Rae Tansel, and artists Tiah Herlitz and Taylor Turner. Portraits are free for customers. Order a drink to have your portrait painted. Food and beverages are sold separately.

This program recognizes four intersecting anniversaries: 325 years since the arrival of Detroit’s first European settlers, 250 years since the founding of the United States, and the 75th and 65th anniversaries of the Detroit Historical Museum and the Dossin Great Lakes Museum. As part of the Quad Anniversary Lecture Series, College Symposium Night features students from University of Detroit and Wayne State University presenting their work and perspectives connected to these themes. Admission is free for this program.

A weekly board game night hosted by Travis Rhoades and the T Town Board Gamers. It is open to anyone who would like to play, and it is free to attend.

An evening of Marvel Crisis Protocol features battles where cars and buildings fly across the tabletop. Known as Toledo’s longest running night for the game, it welcomes seasoned players and newcomers. If you want to learn, a demo is available, and entry is free.

Celebrate Halloween with a family-friendly trunk-or-treat featuring free candy, games, and bounce houses. The event is free and open to everyone.

Weekly sessions feature games of Star Wars Shatterpoint, Legions, X-Wing, and Armada. Those new to these titles can speak with the community Guild master for answers and guidance. This event is free.

Battletech fans gather at Toledo Game Room for easygoing matches, and new players can learn as they play. There is no fee to participate, but players need to bring their own mechs. The Alpha Strike variant is welcome too.

Casual Commander play with no entry fee. Participating players are entered into a raffle for four Wizard's Promo Packs, adding a fun prize element to the games.

At Eastern Market Shed 2, Deep Roots Detroit is part of the Grown in Detroit stand with a range of farm goods. Offerings include farm fresh eggs grown and collected in Detroit, pesticide-free produce, plants and flowers, and native plants such as flowers, grasses, and shrubs. EBT/SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, credit, and CashApp are accepted.

Volunteers are welcome at D-Town Farm Volunteer Days at D Town Farms in Detroit. Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and shoes you do not mind getting dirty, such as boots. Bringing a pair of gloves is recommended, and the farm has some available if needed. Digital sign up is optional, so you can simply show up.

Neighbors and community organizations will hand out treats across several tables. Please use the main entrance.

A casual open play session for Commander that welcomes players of every experience level. Entry is free.

This monthly, free community gathering offers an informal and welcoming space for meaningful conversation and personal reflection, often with chai in hand. In 2026 it follows Yogaja’s spiritual focus, The Art of Adaptation, Finding Steadiness in Change, a year-long exploration of how awareness, strength, curiosity, and surrender can support clarity and integrity through change. Each meeting includes a brief teaching or reflection connected to the theme, open group discussion, optional journaling prompts for personal insight, and time for listening, sharing, and community connection. No prior experience with yoga or philosophy is needed. All are welcome.

A welcoming round-table workshop centers on mental well-being through connection, reflection, and candid conversation. It is part of a free, public series that meets on the first and third Sunday of each month. In a supportive setting, participants can talk about their experiences, challenges, and successes, or simply listen. Each gathering explores a range of mental health topics, encouraging honest dialogue, meaningful connection, and a sense of community. Open to everyone, with space to participate in whatever way feels comfortable.

Detroit Pet People Community Conversations brings together current and future pet owners for a welcoming meetup focused on asking questions, sharing advice, and learning alongside others who care about animals in Detroit. Held at Detroit Animal Care and Control, the gathering features supportive discussions facilitated by Detroit Animal Care and Control and Friends of DACC. Attendees can pick up free dog and cat food, and Detroit residents can sign up for free spay and neuter appointments. Everyone is welcome, including people who live outside Detroit, whether you already have a pet or are simply exploring the idea.

Enjoy a fun night combining bingo with music. The game is free to play, and no expertise is needed to win.

Community & Connections is a free monthly networking and coworking experience for entrepreneurs, creatives, professionals, community leaders, and anyone looking to work productively while building connections. The gathering offers open networking, guided introductions, conversation prompts, and dedicated time to work independently or collaborate. Bring a laptop or project materials if you plan to cowork. The relaxed, lightly structured setting is hosted by The Business Society Foundation, powered by Ryan Brown & Co. Registration is required, and space is limited. The Fellowship Hall is not ADA accessible.

Legato Memory Café is a welcoming monthly gathering for people experiencing dementia or other cognitive changes and their care partners or loved ones. The gathering offers opportunities for social connection and support through conversation, light refreshments, and creative activities such as music-making, painting, and storytelling. Activities are designed to help people of all abilities feel comfortable and engaged, and no medical diagnosis is required to attend. Participation is free, and complimentary parking is available. Registration is encouraged, with parking and arrival instructions sent to registered participants in advance. Contact Kiersten Alcorn, Manager of Engagement & Accessibility, with questions or to request access accommodations.

This free intermediate line dancing class is designed for adults 55 and over who have some experience and know the names of basic dance steps. It is not intended for beginners. Each week, participants learn a new dance, review three from previous weeks, and spend the final 15 to 20 minutes practicing and dancing freely. Lessons are taught by Melanie Kempton of LinedUP Line Dancing. No registration is required. Comfortable clothing and shoes that allow easy turning are recommended.

Enjoy open play for Warhammer games at Dragon’s Roost, including Warhammer 40K, Age of Sigmar, Horus Heresy, Warcry, and Necromunda. Entry is free.