This weekend in Adrian, MI

Deep Roots Detroit will be at Eastern Market Shed 2 within the Grown in Detroit stand, offering eggs collected in Detroit alongside pesticide-free produce, plants and flowers, and native options such as flowers, grasses, and shrubs. Saturdays emphasize produce, while Sundays highlight crafters and artists. EBT/SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, credit, and CashApp are accepted.

Now in its 25th summer season, this farmers market in the historic downtown area of Saline brings together local growers and bakers. Shoppers can explore seasonal fruits and vegetables, garden plants, fresh cut flowers, breads and pastries, meats and poultry, farm eggs, cheeses, and plenty of unexpected finds. The experience also includes free activities such as music, educational offerings, and crafts.

D-Town Farm Volunteer Days offer a chance to help out at the farm. Wear weather-appropriate, comfortable clothing and shoes you do not mind getting dirty, like boots. Bring gloves if you can, and note that gloves are also available at the farm. Digital sign up is optional, and participants can simply arrive without advance registration.

At Tecumseh’s Farmers Market Pop-Up, a pumpkin roll special takes center stage alongside a lineup of fresh bakes. Expect cookies like chocolate chip, peanut butter, and toffee bars, cakes such as carrot cake and cream cheese pound cake plus pumpkin rolls, and breads ranging from hearty sourdough, rye, and focaccia to sweet banana nut mini loaves, cinnamon raisin, and houska. Pre-orders will be available.

A club-level IDPA match is held each month. Registration details are available on PractiScore.

Board the Sandpiper for a two hour fall color cruise along the Maumee River, where calm water mirrors the seasonal glow of maples, golden willows, and oaks. As the scenery unfolds, the crew provides a narrated look at the river’s history, including Toledo’s rise as the Glass City, its industrial roots, and the waterway’s importance to Native American communities, early settlers, and the riverboat era. Warm up with hot, fresh pressed apple cider and enjoy donuts from Haas Bakery. Guests may bring their own beverages, and small coolers are welcome for keeping drinks chilled. With comfortable seating, open air views, and an easygoing pace, this experience suits couples, families, groups of friends, and solo explorers who want to soak in autumn’s colors.

Settle into an autumn-themed candle making experience centered on sweet seasonal favorites. Choose from scents such as Pumpkin Spice, Apple Cider, Fresh Coffee, Butterbeer, Apple Pie, and Cinnamon, then blend and pour your own custom candle. Enjoy snacks, apple cider, and hot cocoa as you create. The session welcomes creative crafters eager to make an eye catching piece they will be proud to show off.

A Halloween-themed meetup for corgis, dachshunds, cavaliers, bassets, and other low-riding pups features costumes, treats, and plenty of photo opportunities. Highlights include a costume contest and a planned group photo. Human costumes are welcome, and participation is optional. Attendees are asked to submit vaccination information through the RSVP form, follow all park rules, and take responsibility for their dogs by cleaning up and separating them if they show aggressive behavior. This is a public event and park membership is not required. Toledo Corgis, Three Dog Bakery, and Blueberry Fields Dog Park are part of the festivities.

Get a friendly introduction to Pathfinder Second Edition with a guided overview of core gameplay and answers to common rules questions. Learn how combat flows, how to approach skill challenges, and how to safely disable traps while understanding how haunts differ. Finish by building a character step by step so you can sit down to your next game feeling prepared.

Settle in for a cozy, creative session at this interactive felting class. Welcoming both beginners and experienced crafters, participants are guided through shaping soft wool into a charming handmade creation in a friendly, laid-back setting. Light refreshments are provided.

Toledo Corgis will parade in costume to the Sad and Spooky event by sad snacks x Friends to surprise Gracie, a 7-year-old corgi fan preparing for open-heart surgery for a congenital heart condition. Her father also underwent heart surgery this year, and the family is facing medical, travel, lost income, and living expenses during treatment and recovery. Corgis are encouraged to stay in costume. Parking is available at Crossgates School, followed by a group walk to the Sad Snacks stand. Cash donations will be accepted at participating stops along The Boo Bakery Trail, and support can also be offered through GoFundMe.

Celebrate Halloween in Toledo’s Point Place neighborhood with a community gathering at Friendship Park Community Center. Families can enjoy a parade around the park featuring puppets, costumes, and pets, followed by trunk or treat in the parking area. The festivities conclude indoors with dinner and dancing. This family friendly meetup welcomes dads, partners, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and others in each family’s support circle. Participation is flexible, and attendees may come for any portion of the event, including only the trunk or treat.

Explore capoeira in an adult-focused class that blends movement, music, culture, and creative expression within an Afro-Brazilian tradition. The training offers a complete workout in a single session by engaging core strength, cardio, stamina, and flexibility, while also improving mobility, balance, coordination, and body control. It supports mental focus and clarity, and participants can expect to finish feeling energized and uplifted. Beyond physical conditioning, the experience centers on community. Practice in a welcoming environment that helps ease everyday stress and build confidence as you develop your own style in the roda. All levels are welcome, and no prior experience is required.

B.D. Prince, author of 13 Ghastly Tales, will be available during downtown trick-or-treating and afterward to sign copies of his book. Attendees can meet the author and get an autograph.

Glass City Pinball presents a biweekly Saturday tournament at Riverside Barbeque Company in Toledo, welcoming newcomers and seasoned players alike in a relaxed, family friendly setting for all ages. The competition uses Group Match Play, running for six rounds or up to two hours, with the top four advancing to a final round. Entry is 6 dollars, with one dollar directed to IFPA and five dollars going into the prize pool, plus coin drop. The entire prize pool is awarded to the top four finishers with a 40, 30, 20, and 10 percent split, and there are also plenty of randomly drawn giveaways open to all participants. These events are open to every skill level, and players who check in and compete become world ranked pinball players.

A family-friendly Halloween stroll through downtown features trick or treating at multiple stops, complimentary donuts and cider, and a DJ playing lively music. Walk with the whole family, collect candy from participating locations, and enjoy festive fun that supports local businesses. It provides a safe way to celebrate the season with treats, tunes, and time together.

A family-friendly church gathering features a trunk-or-treat in the parking lot, followed by a family movie in the auditorium. Open to attendees of all ages.

At Skydive Tecumseh, this beloved and notorious gathering marks the final day of jumping for the year, then shifts into a celebration of 2026 with awards and plenty of lighthearted shenanigans. Expect a tongue in cheek nod to Sunday hangovers.

This monthly Silent Book Club gathers at Musgrove + Company in Tecumseh, MI. Participants bring whatever they are reading, including ebooks, audiobooks, textbooks, or comics, and spend quiet time reading together, with conversation purely optional. Journals and writing projects are welcome, and guests can order a favorite drink from Musgrove + Company to enjoy the calm atmosphere. Since its start in San Francisco in 2012, Silent Book Club has celebrated the simple pleasure of reading side by side, supported local businesses, and offered a relaxing way to unwind. This free gathering is open to everyone, with no assigned titles or pressure, just the shared enjoyment of books and community.

A family-friendly trunk-or-treat offers music from a DJ, food available for purchase, a hay ride, and plenty of craft activities to keep kids engaged.

Participants can arrive with a car, truck, or bike and prepare a trunk to welcome more than 300 local children at this trunk or treat.

MTG Commander is offered in a relaxed, open play format that welcomes newcomers and experienced players alike. There is no charge to participate.

Celebrate the spooky season a little early with a lively variety showcase led by Konrad Lee, a versatile lounge singer with acrobatic vocals, Detroit ties, and a noted fondness for Red Roof Inns across the country. He reconnects with long-time collaborators for an evening of music, juggling, old-school vaudeville flair, balloons and bubbles, risqué verse, and delightfully surreal clowning. Award-winning artist One Single Rose appears with a resume that spans poetry, playwriting, spoken word, music, acting, and filmmaking, including three self-published poetry collections with both nice and naughty chapbooks, plus distinctions such as the inaugural Detroit Black Music Spoken Word Award and being the first poet published after the Broadside-Lotus Press merger. Goiter the Clown explores the clown condition by blending Joneser philosophy, reflective musings, and a streak of mayhem designed to spark the human psyche. From Grand Rapids by way of Chicago, Will Juggle brings sharp humor, champion-caliber skills, and an award-winning beard. Rounding out the bill, Cleveland’s husband-and-wife duo Pinch and Squeal deliver musical neo-vaudeville mischief full of whimsy, knowingly corny sentiment, high-octane antics, and timeworn jokes, calling to mind a mix of Penn and Teller with Burns and Allen. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.

Celebrate Halloween with a high-energy night of pounding music, bold costumes, and all-out mayhem. A prize awaits the best dressed, so bring your most creative look, whether that is a monster, rock star, nightmare, or something no one can quite define. Expect flashing lights, big sound, and the kind of Halloween chaos that makes for unforgettable memories.

Celebrate Halloween at a public party featuring live music from Random Act. There is a $5 cover. Show off your creativity in the costume contest, enter raffles for chances at door prizes, and grab pizza available for purchase.

Molly's brings a spooky-season vibe to Ostrich Towne with music, drinks, and a playful suggestion that a few ghosts and goblins might stop by. It is an easygoing night of tunes with a light, slightly eerie twist.

Icon For Hire marks 15 years of Scripted with a special anniversary tour stop. This milestone event celebrates the occasion with fans during a dedicated evening.

Celebrate Halloween at Uncle Lyle's Tavern & Grill with a costume contest that includes prizes. Elektrick Mayhem sets the vibe with music for dancing and listening. BBQ, food, and drinks will be available.

Jo Koy brings the Koy Meets World Tour to Fox Theatre. Attendees must be at least 12 years old. Security policies limit bags, purses, and clutches to 4 x 6 x 1.5 inches or smaller, with diaper and medical bags allowed up to 14 x 14 x 6 inches. Payments for parking, concessions, and merchandise are cashless only. All tickets are mobile, so add them to your mobile wallet in advance for easier entry. Plan to arrive early because multiple events in the District Detroit may lead to heavier crowds. Re-entry is not permitted. Ticket access includes a public onsale and presales through the artist, 313 Presents, and Ticketmaster.

AEG Presents showcases Whethan on the WAREHOUSE.WAVS TOUR. This event is for ages 18 and over.

A one-look, one-day photoshoot special brings together hair, makeup, and professional photography in a collaborative session by Glam by Choo and Miss Joni Photography. It is designed for families, pageant girls, models, and creatives who want polished, high-quality images to elevate a portfolio or capture a meaningful moment. Whether celebrating a title, updating a book, preserving a family memory, or treating yourself to a queen-worthy experience, this session focuses on confidence-boosting images you will treasure. A $104 nonrefundable deposit is required, and after-pay is available. For inquiries, email studiochooielle@gmail.com.

This family-focused day in Detroit features plenty of food and arcade games. Children must be with a parent or legal guardian. Barcade will contribute a portion of 2026 Family Day token proceeds to Gamers Outreach, a charity that brings recreational gaming to children in hospitals with help from the gaming community.

Create a custom tiered tray at this Make & Take workshop with Lily’s Urban Co., held inside Consign It. Browse a large selection of new plates, with hundreds of current styles and patterns, and build a two or three tier tray to take home the same day. If you prefer to use your own dishes, bring 2 to 3 coordinating plates in different sizes and place an order for a two or three tier tray, which will be ready in about two to three weeks. All hardware, assembly materials, and design guidance are provided. It is a relaxed way to shop together, choose favorite pieces, and craft something unique for holiday gifting or home decor. Space is limited for bring-your-own projects.

Searles Nature Preserve, owned by Washtenaw Bird & Nature Alliance, is a 50-acre natural area that protects the headwaters of Stony Creek. This restoration workday focuses on removing invasive species and boosting habitat diversity to benefit local bird populations. Research shows that 97 percent of North American land birds rely on animal protein, mostly insects, to raise their young, and many insects depend on specific native host plants. A healthy and diverse plant community is therefore vital for sustaining birds. Tools and guidance are provided. Participants are encouraged to bring leather work gloves if available, with additional gloves on hand to borrow. Wear long pants, tall socks, and closed-toe shoes or boots.

Now in its fifteenth year, this community trunk-or-treat brings people together at Boyer Playground in Detroit. The gathering highlights trunks, treats, and helpful resources all in one place. It offers a welcoming, community-focused experience in a familiar neighborhood setting.

Enjoy a free, family-friendly Halloween afternoon in The Streets of Old Detroit, filled with mystery, playful wonder, and a touch of circus-inspired magic. Explore the scene to uncover surprising moments, follow a themed scavenger hunt, get hands-on with crafts and coloring, and dance along to lively tunes from local spooky band Fangs and Twang. Costumes and capes are welcome, and kids can head home with a bag of treats to keep the fun going. Recommended for children ages 2 to 12. Admission is free, and advance registration is requested with a limit of 10 tickets per family. An early entry sensory friendly option is available for children who benefit from a calmer, lower-sensory experience. For the comfort and safety of all, costumes that promote illegal activities, include derogatory or disrespectful themes, or depict violence are not allowed. Weapons and look-alike props such as nunchucks, sickles, swords, knives, or guns are also prohibited. Guests wearing restricted items will not be admitted.

Cyrus Chestnut, a celebrated jazz pianist known for blending gospel, classical, and straight-ahead jazz into a vibrant personal style, performs alongside Sean Dobbins on drums and Laura Simone on bass. Raised in a musical Baltimore household with strong church ties, he brings an expressive approach shaped by early gospel influences, aiming to lift spirits and forge a deep connection with listeners. His long career spans acclaimed performances and recordings, including his latest album, Rhythm, Melody, and Harmony, released on HighNote Records and centered on his original compositions with collaborators Stacy Dillard, Gerald Cannon, and Chris Beck. His catalog also features notable releases such as Kaleidoscope and My Father’s Hands. The performance promises lyrical improvisation, rhythmic drive, and the soulful touch that has earned him respect from peers and audiences alike.

Newlife Church hosts an annual fall flannel celebration. Wear your favorite flannel and help judge chili and dessert entries. Family-friendly games and food are planned. Those who would like to compete can sign up for the chili or dessert cook-off.

Judah & the Lion performs at Saint Andrew's Hall in Detroit. The event is open to all ages and will be general admission with standing room only. Ticket availability includes multiple presales such as artist, Citi cardmember, and Live Nation, followed by a public on-sale. VIP packages are offered, and there is a Summer Encore $25 all in ticket option.