Events in Canton, MI

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Crafts and stories with Miss Tee are offered in the meeting room. The event is for ages 0 to 4.

At VFW BOVA Post 9885, veterans can enjoy half-price drinks by presenting their card. Settle in, relax, and spend time with fellow veterans in a welcoming community setting.

A weekly LEGO club at the library invites creativity and problem solving. Participants can design, engineer, and build with LEGO bricks, and all materials are provided.

Create a personalized witch hat at a hands-on museum workshop. Participants start with a provided hat and can decorate it with flowers, pumpkins, bats, ribbons, and other festive accents to craft a look that can be worn throughout October. All materials are included. This popular event often sells out each year, and tickets are $20 on Eventbrite.

Urban Herd is a free, supported run and walk group that meets at Gazelle Sports Northville. Sessions take place every Wednesday and welcome participants of every pace. Once a month, a themed run includes support from vendors. It offers a chance to log miles, connect with new people, and bring friends along.

Wednesday Salsa Nights features two progressive four week series that begin on the first Wednesday of each month. Level 1 welcomes all experience levels and guides dancers through a clear weekly progression. The first week concentrates on core salsa technique with shines. The second week develops partner patterns and technique. The third week explores cross body lead variations along with turn patterns. The final week adds styling ideas for both leaders and followers. Level 2 follows the same four week arc and is available with approval. It moves at an intermediate pace, revisiting fundamentals with shines, advancing partner work and technique, expanding cross body lead and turn vocabulary, and polishing styling for both roles. Dancers should wear proper dance shoes or other footwear with smooth soles, since street shoes are not permitted on the studio floors, and bring a water bottle. Each class is $15, and an unlimited monthly membership is available for $150. Private lessons can also be arranged. Practice new skills at the Bachata & Cocktails BKS Social on the third Saturday of each month.

Presented by the Belleville Area Chamber of Commerce and HealthMarkets: Mike Gatteri Southeastern Michigan, this recurring networking series brings the Belleville community together to build relationships, share ideas, and grow professional networks. This edition is hosted by Union Home Mortgage with Whitney Beaubien. Expect conversations with local professionals, opportunities to make meaningful connections, chances to exchange ideas that support business growth, and light refreshments. Attendance is free, and RSVP is required. Host locations rotate throughout the Belleville area, offering a welcoming, relaxed setting for business owners, entrepreneurs, and community members to collaborate and create new opportunities.

Supported by Northville Lumber, the Northville Farmers Market ushers in its 2026 season with weekly showcases from Michigan farmers, makers, and artisans. The market features in-season fruits and vegetables, fresh flowers, garden plants, baked treats, local honey, and unique handmade goods.

A large consignment sale from Just Between Friends Livonia/Novi brings thousands of deals to the Livonia Athletic District, offering steep savings of about 50 to 90 percent on clothing, toys, baby gear, and more. This fall and winter sale includes sizes from newborn through teen, plus juniors and maternity, along with books, games, strollers, outdoor play items, and other gently loved or even new finds. Shopping here supports local families who are selling items their children have outgrown, and it helps keep quality goods in use rather than in the landfill, all while making it easy to get everything in one place. A presale is available and requires tickets, and free shopping tickets are offered. Those interested in consigning can sell their outgrown kids’ items and earn up to 70 percent.

Turn family time into an adventure at Urban Air Toledo with Family Night. The Ultimate Family Night Package is priced at $74.99 and includes unlimited access to the park’s attractions. Look forward to extra activities and games for all ages, a value-focused bundle that helps you save while you play, and a lively atmosphere filled with energy and laughter. It is all about making memories together.

An unsanctioned Legacy gathering where proxies are allowed, making it simple to try ideas and build experience. It welcomes newcomers to Legacy and anyone considering the jump, along with regular players, for friendly games and a fun atmosphere.

Design and decorate a witch hat at a hands-on workshop held at the museum. All hats and supplies are provided. Participants can personalize their creation with flowers, pumpkins, bats, ribbons, and other accents to make a festive piece to enjoy all month long. This popular event tends to sell out each year. Tickets are $20.

These Kizomba classes at the Lab welcome dancers across experience levels. Level 1 focuses on building solid technique and clean execution for both leads and follows. Level 2 is designed for advanced beginners and above, concentrating on social dance patterns and precise technique for both roles, and requires approval to attend. The cost is $15 per class, and participation is also included with the Unlimited Monthly Pass for $150 per month.

After a sold-out run last year, this concert returns to Canton Village Theater with a vivid celebration of 1971, a year widely regarded as one of the most influential in music. The evening spotlights landmark releases from artists such as Led Zeppelin, Marvin Gaye, The Who, and Joni Mitchell, traces the rise of Stax as a force in R&B, and highlights breakout moments from David Bowie, Rod Stewart, and Elton John. An energetic cast, backed by a live band and horn section, brings the sound and spirit of that era to life on stage. Produced by The Brothers Harrington, this experience unfolds in the room, not on a screen.

Discover the art of candle dressing in a friendly, hands-on workshop that invites exploration of intention, creativity, and personal magic. Participants learn how to prepare a candle for spell work, discuss the purpose of various dressings, and craft a custom candle to take home. All materials are included and no experience is required. The session is geared toward adults and welcoming to beginners, and the cost is $20 per person. Expect to leave with your personalized dressed candle, a clearer understanding of candle use in spell work, and a touch of inspiration for everyday life. Space is limited to keep the experience personal, so advance registration is recommended. Scanning the event’s QR code to register secures a spot and provides a 10% off coupon for a future workshop or an in-store purchase. This workshop takes place at Luna Gallery.

The North American Federation returns to Koyama Dojo in Livonia, Michigan for three days dedicated to Hakko Denshin Ryu Jujutsu, focusing on training, lineage, and community. The schedule features an opening reception with welcome training on Friday evening, a full day of instruction and a federation banquet on Saturday, and shiatsu instruction with a closing session on Sunday. Training is open to all ranks, and visitors and guests are welcome. Instruction is led by Hanshi Shihan Scott Evans, Sandai Kichu, Chief Head Instructor of the North American Federation, along with Hanshi Ku Tony Berkmans from Belgium, Menkyo Kaiden Shihan Sandai Kichu Alberto Blanco from Madrid, and senior instructors of the federation. Hakko Denshin Ryu traces its heritage to Daito-ryu Aiki-jujutsu through Okuyama Ryuho and Shodai Soke Michael J. LaMonica, and this Tai Kai serves as the federation’s annual occasion to train, test, and pass the art directly from instructor to student. Registration is all-inclusive and covers instruction, the Saturday banquet, and event materials, with tiers of Early Bird at $199, Standard at $230, Late at $265, and Walk-in at $315. For travel planning, Detroit Metro Airport is approximately 25 minutes from the dojo.

Design a witch hat of your own at the museum in a hands-on workshop. All materials are provided, from the hat itself to decorations like flowers, pumpkins, bats, ribbons, and more, so you can create a piece to wear throughout October. This workshop tends to sell out each year. Tickets are $20 on Eventbrite.

Mick Blankenship returns to Token Lounge for a birthday bash filled with heavy riffs, soaring vocals, and high-energy rock. Following the release of his single Wicked Garden and a surge that includes millions of streams, more than 500,000 social followers, and appearances alongside national touring acts, he brings the Rock Soldiers together for a celebratory set. Expect original standouts such as Legacy, Rule the World, and Fall of the Empire, plus select covers that have drawn millions of views online. An independent hard rock artist from Ohio, Blankenship has shared stages with Theory of a Deadman and Queensrÿche and is known for dynamic live shows and a strong connection with fans.

Following a sellout last year, this concert returns to Canton Village Theater with a live celebration of the music of 1971. The show spotlights a year often regarded as a high point in popular music, when artists like Led Zeppelin, Marvin Gaye, The Who, Joni Mitchell, David Bowie, Rod Stewart, and Elton John released defining works, and the Stax label helped shape a new era of R&B. A skilled cast performs with a full band and horn section, bringing the era’s sound to life on stage. This production comes from The Brothers Harrington.

Experience a speakeasy-style open mic at Watertower Distilling, featuring songs, stories, poetry, and other creative work. Acoustic musicians, poets, emerging authors, artists, and supporters of the arts are welcome to participate or listen. Performers can secure a 10-minute slot ahead of time, and walk-in signups may be available if capacity allows. Hosted by Rhizome Roots Studio with MC Scott Watson, this queer-founded and inclusive gathering fosters creativity and respect for all. Admission is free with optional donations that support local small businesses, accepted in cash or by Venmo. Everyone attending is expected to follow the Safer Spaces Policy.

A reverse-format college exposure tournament unfolds in Canton, Michigan, featuring competitive play in a showcase setting. The focus is on visibility for participants through the reverse exposure approach, setting it apart from traditional events.

This lively, community-focused market in the heart of Ypsilanti features fresh local produce, handmade goods, and artisan products. A wide range of farmers, food entrepreneurs, and small businesses gather to create a welcoming space for healthy food access, economic opportunity, and community connection. It offers an easy way to support local growers, explore seasonal flavors, and experience the energy of Ypsi’s food scene.

Browse new, used, and handcrafted Halloween goods at a Haunted Yard Sale presented by Westland Historical Village Park. Discover unique pieces while supporting small businesses and contributing to the Historical Village Park. Vendor spaces measure 10x10, are set apart from one another, and the market is outdoors rain or shine. Canopies, tables, and chairs are not provided. Each vendor spot is $30 and covers space for a 10x10 canopy or shelter. Tents must be securely weighted, and there is no access to electricity. Refunds are issued only if the event is canceled; otherwise, vendor fees are treated as donations to the Westland Historical Society. Vendors are asked to unload, then move vehicles to the designated parking area. Tickets are available only through Eventbrite. The event is chaired by Ryan Eberhart, and all communication is handled through Ryan or the Westland Historic Village. Vendors and shoppers are welcome.

Northville Pickleball Club hosts a social Pickleball session run by the group known for its Euchre gatherings, offering play that helps people connect while keeping matches lively. Players of every experience level are welcome, and mixed-skill partners can take part together. A Teams and Scores system pairs participants with others near their current level and regularly rotates partners and courts for variety. On arrival, a fee applies and check-in happens by text, after which a monitor shows court and position assignments so phones can stay off the court. Scores are reported by text, and dynamic ratings update with each result to keep competition balanced. It is peak indoor Pickleball season and demand is high, with recent sessions filling quickly, including 24 spots claimed the day registration opened last week. Lessons are offered the same day for those new to the game. This format suits players seeking competitive games, variety, and a friendly social atmosphere.

Bridging The Music brings a festival-style evening to The Token Lounge, showcasing local and touring performers alongside visual art with a focus on community. This is an all-ages event, and anyone under 18 must attend with a parent or guardian. Advance tickets cost $20 plus a $4.99 processing fee for a total of $24.99, and admission is $29.99 at the door. All sales are final and nonrefundable.

This recurring Pathfinder Society game night is held at The Upkeep Games in Canton. There is no cost to participate and no prizes are awarded. It is organized by Christopher Fletcher in collaboration with Pathfinder Society. The first two sessions focus on teaching new players the fundamentals so everyone can get started with confidence.

Kick off the night with a welcoming group class, then transition into hours of social dancing. The main room features bachata and salsa, while the chapel room focuses on kizomba, semba, konpa, and zouk. Admission is $15. Guests celebrating a birthday are encouraged to share the occasion with the organizers.

The third autocross of the year is on the schedule, and registration is now open. Payment will be collected at the time of registration, a change made after issues with processing credit cards after the event.

Cranksgiving sets out from D&D Northville with a fall ride that pairs biking with holiday giving. Riders can choose a roughly 35 mile route to Plymouth Orchard that includes a hidden passage through the orchard, a family friendly 10 mile spin along Hines Drive that finishes with a visit to Parmenter’s Orchard, or an approximately 37 mile gravel option to Plymouth Orchard. Expect colorful foliage and a donut treat along the way. Hosted by R3, this local ride is part of a national effort that takes place in nearly 100 communities nationwide. A rain date is planned.

Presented by the Ypsilanti Heritage Foundation, this self-guided Historic Home Tour invites exploration of notable homes throughout Ypsilanti’s Historic South Side neighborhood. Discover the stories behind the architecture and experience the charm, craftsmanship, and character that define one of the city’s historic districts. The event appeals to enthusiasts of preservation, architecture, local history, and distinctive homes, offering a meaningful way to connect with Ypsilanti’s heritage while supporting preservation efforts in the community. Ticket and tour information will be announced soon.

This clinic welcomes figure skaters seeking feedback on competitive programs and on Skating Skills tests. Skaters may perform a program in Singles, Ice Dance, Showcase, or Pairs when available, or skate a pair of patterns from a Skating Skills test in front of judges during a freestyle ice session. After the on-ice portion, judges will lead a group review to discuss performance and presentation. The format serves those preparing for the All American Classic as well as Compete USA athletes in the Michigan Compete USA Series who want focused feedback before competing. Refreshments will be available during the off-ice discussion. Information about registration and pricing will be announced soon.

The annual Cemetery Walk takes place at Old Wayne Cemetery, featuring actors who portray individuals buried there and share their life stories. Admission is free, and donations are welcome. The museum store will be open, with cider and donuts available. The location is next to the State Theater, and parking is along Sims at the back of the cemetery.

A celebration of Joe Cocker’s music comes to The Token Lounge with a program built around two 75 minute sets separated by an intermission. Doors open before the music begins, then the first set leads into a break and the second set brings the evening to a close.

A free monthly discussion circle centered on homesteading and self reliance meets in the back room at Twisted Things. Everyone is welcome, whether tending a windowsill garden in an apartment or working a larger plot of land. Attendees can bring a beverage or snack and come ready with questions and ideas. Featured topics and activities are shared in the event’s discussion section ahead of each gathering. Plans may change due to weather or other circumstances, so check for updates. To help ensure enough seating, organizers ask that anyone planning to attend mark Going. Posts to the event are approved to keep spam at bay.

Sporcle hosts a weekly pub quiz every Sunday.

Sip & Solve is a high-energy word puzzle competition where each guess matters. Every dollar raised goes to Washtenaw Literacy, supporting adult literacy. The cost is $10 per person, and teams may include one to five players.

At Belleville Veteran's Memorial, a bugler performs Taps as part of Bugles Across America, creating a solemn moment of reflection and gratitude for those who have served. This monthly observance brings the community together to honor military service and sacrifice, offering a simple and meaningful tribute for first-time and returning attendees alike.

Little ones can enjoy simple crafts and lively stories led by Miss Tee in the meeting room. This gathering is intended for children ages 0 to 4.

Craft spooky potion bottles to dress up your Halloween decor. All materials are provided, including glass bottles, labels, and a wide assortment of fillers and decorations. Each participant makes five to six bottles and takes them home when finished. Tickets are $20.

Experience a free-form ecstatic dance session centered on somatic movement in a welcoming and inclusive environment. The gathering begins with an arrival period, then moves into an opening circle for intention setting, music awakening, and somatic release. Once the opening circle starts the doors are closed to maintain the container. The session wraps up with a closing circle for reflection and sharing. Absolute beginners are welcome and no partner is required. Wear comfortable layers that allow easy movement. Many participants prefer socks, while clean indoor shoes or bare feet are also fine. The floor is hardwood, and cushions, mats, and props are available for use. The space follows clear agreements: it is consent-centered, substance-free, quiet during dancing, non-judgmental, and free of photo or video during open dance. Music spans global styles and multiple genres, including instrumental, electronic, and vocal selections, flowing and softening toward stillness. The practice supports release, restoration, and renewed energy as emotions are explored through the body. Admission is offered on a sliding scale of $25 to $45, payable at the door with cash preferred and a Venmo option available if needed. If cost is a concern, volunteer opportunities can help make participation possible. Pre-registration is encouraged.

Cultivate meaningful connection through a guided evening of authentic relating practices in a supportive, consent-based setting. Licensed therapist Charity Loring, LMSW of Loring Therapy LLC, facilitates the experience and brings more than 20 years of group leadership. Expect conversation, reflection, and light movement designed to engage both mind and body. You choose your level of participation throughout. The space welcomes anyone seeking deeper connection with self, community, friends, family, coworkers, or partners, across the spectrum from platonic to romantic. The gathering opens with a circle to establish shared intentions, and to protect the container there is no late entry. Capacity is limited to 15 participants, and advance signups are appreciated. This is not a therapy group, though many people find it engaging and therapeutic. Payment can be made online in advance by credit card or at the door with cash or Venmo, and proceeds cover facilitation and venue rental.

The Token Lounge hosts a multi-band rock show featuring performances from Memento Mori, Duke Charelle, Days of Disaster, Resurrection Story, and Stonelore, with 12 STONES closing the night. The lineup progresses set by set, building to the finale from 12 STONES and offering a full evening of live music with each act taking the stage in turn.

Enjoy a pancake breakfast with unlimited pancakes alongside firefighters. Each meal includes three sausage links and a choice of milk, juice, or coffee. Prices are $8 for adults and $5 for children 10 and under. A raffle will offer a chance to win a birthday party at the fire station, with tickets costing $10.

Discover Cherry Hill Village through a quarterly art walk that brings together creativity, community, and a hint of adventure. The outing begins at the Village Theater with coffee and donuts while viewing the current show at The Gallery at Cherry Hill. From there, participants take a guided stroll to the Village Arts Factory for an inside look, including a tour of the Arts Warehouse featuring its newest fine arts exhibition. This relaxed, walkable experience is free and open to the public, and pre-registration is required.

Now in its fifth year, this celebration at Moonlit Mystic brings a full day of enchantment for witches and magical misfits. Explore the crystal shop’s expanded selection of crystals, jewelry, candles, oddities, witchy treasures and other gifts. Step behind the shop to discover the Mystical Marketplace with artisans, local vendors, tarot readers, psychics and food trucks, plus handcrafted artwork, herbs and other magical finds. Highlights include tarot and psychic readings, giveaways every hour with themed prizes, a costume contest and a bustling lineup of local artists and makers. Costumes are encouraged, with contest categories for Best Witch Hat, Best Overall Costume and Best Children’s Costume. Admission is free and the event is family friendly. Support neighboring businesses such as Dairy Queen and other local shops while you are in the area. Vendors should watch for scammers and follow communication directly from Moonlit Mystic.

A special reunion performance takes the stage at The Token Lounge. Tickets are $15 when purchased in advance and $20 at the door.

The comedy season kicks off with a stand up showcase led by headliner Cam Rowe, featuring Andy McFarland, special guest Ed Hunter, and a special appearance by Katrina Szatkowski. Admission is $10 at the door. Nothing is sold on site, so bring your own drinks. Early arrival is suggested for seating. Parties larger than six can reserve a table by calling 734-753-5007.

CCM’s 2026 “Kim Rules!” Autocross #6 takes place at Schoolcraft College Public Safety Training Programs. The event is NCCC sanctioned for Corvettes, and entries from non-Corvette vehicles are also permitted. Donations will be collected to benefit the Children’s Leukemia Foundation of MI.

Spend the day exploring comics and toys with plenty of chances to buy, sell, and trade. Entry costs three dollars at the door. Children under 12 get in free.

Musicians are invited to a relaxed jam session led by James Bourland & The 'Staches. A basic backline will be on hand, including drums, a keyboard, amplifiers, and microphones, so please bring your own instrument. Players of all experience levels are welcome to jump in and make some music together.

Spend a day on the fairways for a great cause with 18 holes, on-course games, raffles, and plenty of camaraderie. A headline prize awaits, offering a chance to win an all-expenses-paid golf getaway to Pebble Beach. Every swing helps advance a mission to strengthen community and champion excellence, all while enjoying time on the greens.

Learn about the history and music of Brazilian Zouk in an inclusive class designed for beginners. The atmosphere focuses on building confidence and creating connections on the dance floor. Instruction is led by Charlie and Joao. A partner is not necessary, as partners are rotated during class.

Beck brings a live concert to the Fox Theatre in Detroit, Michigan.

Enjoy an evening that pairs music, movement, and conversation for adults ages 45 to 55, with up to a one year leeway. The program begins with a beginner ballroom lesson led by professional instructor Charlie, who covers the basics and helps everyone feel comfortable on the dance floor. After the lesson, take part in speed dating with five minute conversations as partners rotate, creating an easy way to meet new people in a relaxed setting. Mocktails and light snacks are included in the ticket price. Semi-formal attire is requested. The cost is $45 per person and is non-refundable. Registration is required.

Trinity Health IHA Medical Group Pediatrics at Schoolcraft offers a free in-person group meeting for expectant parents and for parents of new patients from birth through age 18. Participants can meet the pediatricians and pediatric nurse practitioners, ask questions about their child's care plan, take a guided look around the office, and learn about the practice philosophy, office hours, and other key details. The practice is welcoming new patients. For questions about the virtual Meet the Providers sessions, call (734) 884-5200.

A calm, creative evening centered on art and community. From hobbyists to professionals and from watercolor and felted figures to graphic design and collage, all kinds of makers fit right in. Bring the project you are working on, meet fellow artists from the area, and enjoy a nice drink while you create. This gathering takes place on the third Thursday of each month.

The long-dormant Zombie Ball shambles back to Ziggy's Ypsilanti after years in the shadows, bringing a monstrous lineup with The Cult of Space Skull, Hex Club, and The Lonesome Skeleton Band. Attendees are invited to arrive in their best zombie attire or any eerie outfit that might set the ghouls loose and coax them up from the cracks of downtown Ypsilanti.

National Cremation Placement Day is for families who have chosen cremation and still have their loved one at home, providing an opportunity to bring them to a final resting place. For more information, consult the event flyer or call for details.

Delta Sigma Phi alumni gather with friends, families, and members of the community to celebrate EMU’s homecoming football game against the Toledo Rockets. The day focuses on fun, laughter, and a strong sense of togetherness.

Settle in for a witchy tea inside an elaborately themed, haunted museum, featuring catered tea, sandwiches, and desserts while spooky characters wander among the exhibits. This Halloween gathering sells out every year. Guests are encouraged to dress as their favorite witch or warlock. Tickets are $45.

The second annual Haunted Night Market features witches dancing, food trucks, spooky merchandise, and costumed scare performers posing for photos in support of a local haunted house. Official communication for this event comes only from Polkadotssocialmedia@gmail.com to help prevent scams. Prospective vendors can email Polkadotssocialmedia@gmail.com with questions or to inquire about participating.

EMU’s annual Homecoming features a special Eastern Michigan University Football experience for the Michigan Crossroads Council that goes beyond watching from the stands. Participating groups can take part in a pregame fan tunnel, lining up as the team charges onto the field and exchanging high fives with players. After the final whistle, the group steps onto the grey turf for a commemorative on-field photo. The offer includes a game ticket along with these field-level moments and is available through Paciolan.

A Konpa class kicks things off, followed by a social dance session. The main room features bachata and salsa, while the chapel room offers kizomba, semba, konpa, and zouk. Entry is $15. If you are celebrating a birthday, you can mention it.

From Washtenaw My Brother's Keeper, the Kicks & Keepers Gala is a suits and sneakers celebration that brings people together in the EMU Student Center Ballroom to honor leadership, mentorship, education, and the power of community service. The theme mixes sophistication with purpose, and the dress code calls for refined clothing paired with favorite sneakers to show support for youth and the community.

Celebrate National Reptile Day with opportunities for visitors to feed a variety of reptiles available throughout the day. Admission is all that is required, with tickets priced at $25 for adults and $10 for kids.

Services To Enhance Potential (STEP) presents the tenth annual STEPS To Success fundraiser at SoHo Banquet & Event Center. The evening features dinner, speakers, a fashion show highlighting STEP member models, displays of PASC artwork, and raffle prizes. Celebrating The Power of a STEP Forward, the event supports opportunities that empower individuals with disabilities and mental health needs to pursue their goals.

The annual All American Classic from Wayne-Westland Figure Skating Club brings figure skaters together at Mike Modano Ice Arena in Westland, Michigan. The competition features Singles, Athlete Development, Showcase with Duets and Trios, Inflatables, and Adaptive Showcase, along with Compete USA and Adaptive events. Registration will be managed through EMS, with a link available with the tickets, and an announcement is posted for reference. Details on when registration opens will be shared.

Mitten Mayhem Stage Combat Workshop brings training to Eastern Michigan University with two learning paths. The introductory track is tailored for participants with limited or no stage combat background and focuses on the core concepts needed to get started. The general track offers classes at open, basic, and advanced levels across a variety of movement and weapon disciplines, giving attendees the chance to explore new skills or revisit familiar material from a fresh perspective with guidance from the instructors. Tickets are $300, and discounted options include a Summer Special, an Early Bird offering, and a $270 rate for SAFD, SAG-AFTRA, and other union members.

Browse selections from more than 60 vendors. Watch for appearances by an 8-foot-tall Jack Skellington and Allen the Alien, and enjoy trick-or-treating at the vendor tables.

Presented by the Northville Chamber of Commerce, this family-friendly Halloween celebration fills Downtown Northville with trick-or-treating, live entertainment, and games, plus mini donuts and cider. Families can stroll through downtown, gather treats, and enjoy seasonal fun together.

An annual autumn brunch at the Hellenic Cultural Center features food plus both silent and live auctions, with decorated tables throughout. Attendees can share a meal, take part in the auctions, and appreciate the table displays.

At Canton Village Theater, the Canton Concert Band presents a Halloween concert filled with eerie melodies and playful thrills. Spooky selections promise goosebumps as well as grins, shaping an evening of music that balances chills with lighthearted fun.

Michigan’s largest music swap meet returns to Ann Arbor at the Eastern Michigan University Student Center. This buy, sell and trade gathering brings together amateur and professional musicians, collectors, luthiers, inventors and current or former store owners, with a wide selection of new, used, vintage, custom and handmade instruments, amplifiers and accessories available for sale or swap. The public can bring their own instruments and gear to sell or trade, whether carried by hand, rolled in on a small cart for heavier loads or brought in over multiple trips to the car. Beyond the gear, the focus is on community, with many attendees reconnecting with former bandmates, meeting new collaborators and building contacts for future projects. Admission is $15 per person at the door.

Set at The Token Lounge, Halloween Masquerade Party 2026 invites attendees to be part of the masquerade with costumes of every kind, from spooky and scary to playful or bold. The entire venue embraces a full Halloween theme, with eerie touches and spirited shenanigans taking place throughout. The event is for ages 18 and older and offers candy at the door while supplies last. Live music runs through the night with a mix of covers and originals, featuring Van Haven, the ultimate tribute to Van Halen, along with Redemption Road, Crush, Wayne Byrum, Audio Soup, and Reliant Concerts.

Nordstrom Rack at New Towne Plaza marks its grand opening with pre-opening festivities that include music, surprises, and a chance to enter for a $1,000 Nordstrom Rack gift card. After doors open, explore the new store and save up to 70 percent on the season’s best brands and styles. No purchase is necessary to enter or win, and a purchase will not improve the chances of winning. The giveaway is open to residents of the 50 United States or the District of Columbia who are 18 years or older, with a limit of one entry per person at the participating store on grand opening day. Winners must be present when drawings occur. The total value of prizes is $1,800, and the odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries. Sponsored by Nordstrom, Inc. Employees are not eligible. See the participating store for full official rules.

An Ann Arbor college 80s band returns to Northville Eagles for a Halloween celebration. The performance revisits many of the alternative 80s songs from their University of Michigan days, adds new selections, and mixes in Halloween tunes. A costume contest is part of the festivities, and the event is open to the public.

Indulge in a Halloween tea inside a highly themed, haunted museum. A catered spread features tea, sandwiches, and desserts, and spooky characters will be roaming the galleries. Costumes are encouraged, with guests welcome to dress as a favorite witch or warlock. This gathering sells out each year, and tickets are $45.

Gabriel Sanchez takes the spotlight in The Prince Experience. Doors open before the performance, with the show starting afterward.

A free Senior Expo at the Visatech Center at Schoolcraft College brings together local organizations that support older adults and their families. Explore helpful services and resources, and take part in prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings.

Storytelling and hands-on crafts led by Miss Tee take place in the meeting room. This event is designed for children ages 0 to 4.

Power of the Purse comes with a new date this year and will be held at the WCC Morris Lawrence Building. Since it began, the event has raised more than $450,000 in grants for local human service organizations dedicated to advancing the economic stability of women. Attendees can explore unique holiday gifts during a purse auction and raffle, with proceeds supporting agencies that serve women and their families across Washtenaw County. Early bird tickets are expected to be available in the summer, with more details to come.

At Luna Gallery, this friendly, hands-on workshop invites you to craft three custom holiday cards while exploring simple techniques for designing and decorating them with intention and creativity. It is adult-focused, welcoming to beginners, and all materials are included. The fee is $10 per person. You will head home with three finished cards plus the confidence to make your own for holidays, birthdays, thank-yous, and more. Capacity is kept small for a more personal experience, so advance registration is encouraged. Registered attendees can receive a 10% coupon for a future workshop or an in-store purchase.

At The Village Theater at Cherry Hill - STUDIO, a rock musical puts Greek legends in a playful spotlight alongside modern life. The gods, restless in their immortality, launch a contest to meddle with mortals and decide who is the greatest among them. A group of modern cousins hiking to Olympus Overlook stumbles into the challenge, setting off a story filled with catchy songs, plenty of laughs, and touching moments. The journey centers on family, connection, and the idea that the most meaningful view from the summit is the one shared together. Presented through special arrangement with Beat by Beat Press.

Fleetwood Gold brings the music of Fleetwood Mac to Canton Village Theater with a tribute that has drawn more than 30,000 followers on social media and a track record of packed shows. Relive the sound that shaped the 70s and 80s with favorites like Dreams, Rhiannon, Landslide, Go Your Own Way, and The Chain. Honoring a legacy that includes over 20 charting hits and the landmark album Rumours, the performance leans on tight harmonies, faithful instruments, and a genuine love for the material to capture the band’s signature energy. While the original lineup is no longer touring together, America’s Fleetwood Mac Experience restores that iconic feel onstage with an immersive trip through time that audiences often call a must-see.

This Mini Market is part of a citywide effort from Ypsilanti Farmers Markets to bring fresh, locally sourced food into neighborhoods. In collaboration with nearby businesses, organizations, and community spaces, the program builds a network of smaller, community rooted market sites that are easy to reach and welcoming to everyone. By placing markets close to home, it improves access to nourishing food, creates new ways for vendors to grow their businesses, and strengthens the local food system by reaching people where they already spend time.

Now in its 50th year, the Livonia Frost Craft Show celebrates a milestone anniversary. Entry is $5 in cash at the door.

This annual All Souls Remembrance drive-thru and food drive encourages guests to bring non-perishable food for the Franciscan Outreach Program. Each year, more than 1,500 pounds of food are donated to the program through this effort.

At The Token Lounge, COMPLETELY UNCHAINED pays tribute to Van Halen alongside POWERAGE with a tribute to AC/DC. Two tribute bands share the stage for a concert devoted to the music of both groups.

At the Hellenic Cultural Center, the evening opens with cocktails and appetizers accompanied by live musical performances, then moves into a gourmet dinner with a premium bar and a reverse raffle. A stand-up set by Ellen Karis follows. An acclaimed actress and comedian, she has appeared in several seasons of Amazon’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, as well as in Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman, NBC’s Blacklist, HBO’s Sopranos, and the Tina Fey and Amy Poehler film Sisters. She has performed alongside Sebastian Maniscalco, Drew Carey, and Jimmy “JJ” Walker, touring across the United States and Canada with Greek-themed comedy that connects with a wide range of audiences. After her performance, Ms. Karis will assist with a live auction of select items. Ticket options include Raffle Only for $125, Raffle plus Dinner, Show, and Bar for $185, Dinner, Show, and Bar for $80, and a Kids Dinner for $50. Proceeds support the community and parish ministries of Saints Constantine and Helen Church.

The Queers take the stage for a live show, and doors will open ahead of the performance.

Take part in a calming, hands-on candle making workshop dedicated to honoring a loved one. Attendees can reflect, share memories, and find support in community while moving through the holiday season with warmth and light. The workshop is free and open to all.

Anthony Gomes appears at The Token Lounge. Doors open for the show.

Celebrate Steve Irwin Day with a daylong marathon of Crocodile Hunter playing on the TVs. Wear khaki to receive half off admission. Admission is $7.50 for adults and $5 for kids.

The holiday season in Downtown Northville is ushered in with a festive lighted parade featuring marching bands, dance groups, illuminated floats, and an appearance by Santa. When the procession ends, the celebration continues with the official tree lighting in Town Square. This popular annual tradition offers a cheerful atmosphere for families.

Start the holiday season at a curated indoor handmade market in Northville that brings together more than 100 makers showcasing original work. Browse distinctive gifts, home decor, accessories, and specialty pieces while enjoying a friendly, festive atmosphere that celebrates local creativity. Expect food and refreshments, raffle baskets stocked with goods from the community, and a diverse lineup of creators that includes youth, Northville seniors, and makers of varying abilities. Light acoustic music or live demonstrations may be featured to complete the experience. The market is part of Northville’s Hometown Holiday weekend and offers a meaningful way to support local artists and small businesses while finding thoughtful gifts. Admission is $4 in advance and $5 at the door. Each admission includes five raffle tickets, and additional raffle tickets and food can be purchased on site.

Otaku U, Schoolcraft College’s anime convention open to all ages, returns for its fifth year with a secret mission theme. Attendees are invited to become agents and take part in Operation Treasure Hunt, bringing a spirit of discovery to the celebration.

Support small business vendors by browsing and buying from more than 60 sellers gathered in one place. The wide variety means every kind of shopper can discover something they like. Choose to make your purchases with small businesses and show your support.

Designed for ages 0 to 4, this gathering features storytime and simple craft activities led by Miss Tee in the meeting room.

Downtown Belleville becomes the heart of a weekend of winter magic as the Belleville Area Winterfest brings festive activities across the community. A standout moment is the evening lighted parade that fills the streets with a warm, movie-like glow. Additional details about happenings throughout the Belleville area will be shared as planning continues.

This stage musical, inspired by the classic film, charts George Bailey’s journey from youthful ambitions through midlife setbacks and a search for meaning as he wonders whether his life has made a difference. With a film-like score and vivid stagecraft, the adaptation brings fresh musical energy to a timeless holiday story. This production is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals.

Enjoy a full day of comic and toy buying, selling, and trading at the Knights Hall Comic and Toy Show. Admission is three dollars at the door, and children under 12 get in free.