Free events in Dearborn, MI

A local farmers market offering fresh fruits, vegetables, and more, held regardless of weather. Taking place at Palmer Park Farmers Market in the parking lot of the Detroit Exploration + Nature Center, it spotlights area growers and encourages community support for local agriculture. EBT is accepted, and the market is presented in partnership with SNAP and Detroit Community Markets.

HopCat Detroit hosts Sporcle Live Trivia featuring two games each event. It is free to play, and prizes go to the top teams. Food and drinks are available to keep players energized while they compete. The event welcomes casual guessers and seasoned trivia fans alike.

Rain or shine, local vendors come together at a new location in and around the Oak Park HUB. Entry is free, creating a welcoming opportunity to browse their offerings and connect with the community.

Accounting Aid Society will offer free tax preparation for eligible lower-income individuals at Dearborn Public Library (Henry Ford Centennial) in room M-30. Making an appointment is preferred. Walk-in visitors are welcome, though immediate service cannot be guaranteed. For appointments or additional details, call 313-556-1920.

The Dearborn Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a small business lunch at Loop Bagels Detroit. As part of the Iconic Experiences Series powered by Elia Group, this meetup brings the community together, encourages people centered connections, and highlights local business professionals. Admission is free, and attendees are responsible for their own tabs. Arrive hungry and ready to make new connections over lunch.

Celebrating its 21st season, the Northwest Detroit Farmers' Market offers an open-air marketplace set within a seven-acre park in North Rosedale Park. Visitors can explore fresh produce, local goods, and artisan-made treats while connecting with neighbors and vendors. The market includes kid-focused activities and shares helpful resources that support healthy living, sustainability, and overall well-being. It serves as a lively community hub where food, creativity, and local talent come together.

This free, upscale networking experience from UpHill Management Solutions, Chase Bank, and Lowe's helps aspiring homeowners, investors, and entrepreneurs build real-world know-how to get mortgage ready and profit from real estate. Enjoy made-to-order mocktails and a thoughtfully curated brunch while hearing insider guidance from a panel that includes experts from Chase Bank’s mortgage team, a top producing real estate agent, and financial strategist Shayna Hill, founder of UpHill Management Solutions. The conversation highlights four essentials every future buyer should understand, from special lending perks available through Chase and the steps to qualify for a mortgage to strategies for building long-term wealth with property and practical ways to organize your finances before making a purchase.

Settle in for casual Euchre at Oak Park Social, where friendly play and a relaxed pace set the tone. There is no entry fee, and ordering dinner during the event earns an extra 10 points. Donations to Darby Connections are welcome. Come and go as your schedule allows. Many participants arrive early for a quiet meal, while others drop in later, and you are free to leave whenever you need. New to the game are encouraged to jump in. How-to videos are available, and the Trickster Cards app is recommended for practice and for times when there is an uneven number of players. Create a Darby Connections account by texting “Events” to 248-975-7512 or by calling that number, then update your RSVP and invite friends. There is no weekly commitment, and a typical night includes six to eight games. Play follows Darby Connections house rules. Partners rotate after each game, each player deals twice, and Screw the Dealer is in effect. Keep the table talk off the current hand, keep games moving, be considerate, and have fun. Scoring can exceed 10 points, and Euchres and reneges on loners are worth four points. Your weekly total is the sum of your best five games, and monthly standings use your best ten. Daily high scorers receive a prize, tie-breakers go to the highest hand, and a grand prize awaits the monthly champion. You must be present to claim prizes. Please register to help organize seating and scoring. Logged-in participants can view scores on the event page, and seat assignments and score updates are shared via text.

The Metro Detroit Out of the Darkness Walk brings people together at Belle Isle for a meaningful day centered on connection, support, and hope. Both first-time and returning walkers are welcome. Registration is free and takes only a few minutes.

Volunteer days at D-Town Farm offer a chance to help out around the farm. Dress for the weather in comfortable attire, choose footwear that can get dirty, such as boots, and bring work gloves if you have them, with extras available on site. Advance registration is not required, and a digital sign up option is available.

Experience a free, heart-centered Reiki share in Ferndale, Michigan that brings together energy healers and spiritual seekers for a monthly healing circle and energy exchange. All experience levels are welcome, from curious beginners to seasoned Masters, with a focus on giving and receiving Reiki in a supportive environment that encourages practice, learning, and personal growth. The gathering typically begins with a centering meditation, then moves into hands-on practice exchanges, group distance healing, and time to reflect, share insights, and learn techniques from fellow practitioners. It is a welcoming space for anyone interested in holistic healing, spiritual development, or connecting with the Metro Detroit spiritual community. Comfortable clothing is recommended. Participants may bring a water bottle and a yoga mat or blanket if preferred, and chairs are available. An open heart and positive intentions are encouraged. Offered as a community service at no cost, with no fees or donations requested. Attendance is limited to help maintain an intimate healing atmosphere.

HopCat Southgate hosts Sporcle trivia with two separate games, giving teams two chances to come out on top. It is free to play, and prizes go to the highest scoring groups. Beer, burgers, and Cosmik Fries are available, and the event suits both first timers and seasoned trivia fans.

An annual summer Tuesday Market brings together Saturday Market vendors offering local goods and fresh produce. In addition to shopping, look for health and wellness resources and free yoga and Zumba sessions in Shed 3. Food trucks provide lunch options, and many district businesses are open to eat, shop, and explore.

Experience a free, all-levels Hatha yoga class at Eastern Market in Shed 3, presented in partnership with Eastern Market Corporation and led by Yoganic Flow instructors. The session is suitable for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. Registration is required, but there is no cost to participate. Bring a yoga mat if you have one, along with water and a towel if preferred. Children ages 6 and up are welcome as long as they can stay quiet for the entire class, and stepping out with a child who becomes noisy helps maintain a calm space for everyone.

Test your knowledge at Quizzo Trivia at Barkside, where players compete for a Barkside gift card while dogs enjoy social time nearby. It is free to participate and no reservation is needed. If bringing a dog, create a profile on the Barkside website and upload vaccine records before visiting. Dogs must be at least six months old, and those over a year must be spayed or neutered. Required vaccinations include Rabies, DHLPP or Da2PP, and Bordetella. All human guests complete a Guest Waiver online. Barkside blends a dog park with a bar, offering indoor and outdoor off leash areas for socializing. Visitors can stop in for the day or choose a membership, and dog lovers without a pup are welcome too.