Events in Dearborn today

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.

A social bridge meetup for seniors at The Copeland Center for Bridge. Invite friends for an easygoing session focused on card play, camaraderie, and clever tricks at the table. It offers a welcoming space to enjoy the game together and share a few laughs.

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.

Bayview Yacht Club hosts a national invitational that brings up to ten teams of women match racers to the Detroit River. Competitors will sail the club’s Ultimate 20 fleet across three days of racing in a US Sailing championship. The event extends BYC’s long history in match racing.

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.

Put your knowledge to the test at The Corner with a weekly general trivia night hosted by Jonathan from Quizzo. Enjoy beer, show what you know, and play for prizes. Walk-ins are welcome, and table reservations are available.

Arrows in Action present I Think We’ve Toured Here Before at El Club in Detroit, spotlighting their sophomore album I Think I’ve Been Here Before. The performance showcases high-energy pop punk, heartfelt storytelling, and big singalong moments. The new album, produced by Dan Swank whose credits include All Time Low and Charlotte Sands, explores nostalgia, heartbreak, and the pull of familiar feelings. Released in two parts, it pairs bright, anthemic peaks with more intimate, deeply personal songs to reflect the tension between looking back and moving ahead. Founded in 2017, the Nashville trio of Victor Viramontes-Pattison, Matthew Fowler, and Jesse Frimmel has seen its audience grow quickly through candid lyrics, huge hooks, and dynamic live shows. Their catalog includes Be More. and Built to Last, they have amassed millions of streams and earned viral attention with Cheekbones, and they have shared stages with Boys Like Girls and The Home Team while appearing at festivals such as Download and Vans Warped Tour. All ages.

Urban Solace presents an outdoor fitness series beside the Detroit River, created for anyone looking to get moving, meet new people, or relax in a natural setting. Offered twice each week during the summer, these classes are produced by Urban Solace in partnership with the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy and are sponsored by Priority Health. Registration is handled on a weekly basis.

Light The Night brings the community together to celebrate, pay tribute to, and remember people affected by blood cancers. Families, companies, community partners, and sponsors participate to shine a collective light against cancer. Funds raised support blood cancer research around the world, offer no-cost information and assistance to patients and caregivers, and strengthen advocacy that helps families secure coordinated, affordable, high quality care. Participation is open to individuals as well as community and corporate teams, and those who wish can serve as team captains. Registration is free, and walkers are encouraged to fundraise in support of the mission. The program features pre-walk festivities, a meaningful ceremony, and a one mile walk.

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.

An evening gathering in a serene garden setting brings together dedicated readers and the simply curious for intimate, soulful conversation centered on a shared book. Expect thoughtful conversation and genuine connection with a warm, summery feel. The hosts choose a new reading for each installment, and for this session the selection will be announced. Beyond the book discussion, the venue offers distinctive views, a mix of music, small bites from Lumen Detroit, and an emphasis on environmental awareness. Supported by the DTE Beacon Park Foundation and produced by the Downtown Detroit Partnership, the series cultivates a vibrant literary experience in the heart of the city.

The timeless story of Swan Lake arrives at Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts in a sweeping production by World Ballet Company accompanied by a live orchestra. Enchantment and destiny collide in a classic struggle of good and evil, brought to life by 50 international dancers, more than 150 hand-sewn costumes, and hand-crafted sets. Highlights range from the delicate Dance of the Little Swans to the Black Swan’s 32 fouettés, all set to Tchaikovsky’s score performed live for an immersive experience of dreams, heartbreak, and hope. The performance runs 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission, and is suitable for ages 5 and up. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours beloved ballets to cities nationwide, featuring renowned artists from over ten countries and having visited more than 300 cities to date, reaching audiences of more than 500,000.

At Fisher Theatre, The Notebook - The Musical brings Nicholas Sparks' story of Noah and Allie to the stage with emotional songs, expressive performances, and graceful choreography. This adaptation offers a theatrical retelling of their enduring romance, combining music and movement to share the narrative on stage.

The Meldrum Fresh Market Community Pop-Up Market brings fresh organic produce from Earthworks Urban Farm directly into the neighborhood. Hosted at the Solanus Casey Center Meditation Garden, this seasonal market makes locally grown food easier to access while encouraging connections with neighbors and support for urban agriculture. Expect organic vegetables, seasonal herbs, and produce at its seasonal peak, plus information about Earthworks Urban Farm and Meldrum Fresh Market. It offers a chance to buy food grown in Detroit, connect with the Earthworks Urban Farm team, and take home healthy, in-season ingredients. Meldrum Fresh Market also operates a weekly farm stand at Earthworks Urban Farm throughout the growing season.

This drop-in shuffleboard session at the Copeland Center takes place on the 2nd and 4th Friday of the month. The cost to play is $2, and all equipment is provided. For more information, call (734) 324-7275.

Presented by Meijer, Fire & Flannel Fest returns to the Downtown Wyandotte riverfront for a lively celebration of the fall season with flames, lumberjack action, live entertainment, tasty eats, shopping, and cozy autumn atmosphere along the Detroit River. The World Champion Jack Pine Lumberjack Shows bring head to head chopping, sawing, axe throwing, log rolling, and speed climbing, while live chainsaw carving turns blocks of wood into detailed works of art. Fire performances light up the evening, and Halloween themed entertainment adds dancing witches and spooky seasonal surprises. Visitors can test their aim with axe throwing challenges, watch artisan demonstrations such as pottery making, and explore a Kids Zone with bounce houses, Gelly Ball, and family friendly activities. Live music fills the weekend, food trucks serve festival favorites and seasonal treats, and a fall artisan and craft market features handmade goods, home decor, and gifts. A festival bar offers beer, cider, and other seasonal beverages. Admission is free, with some activities and attractions requiring an additional fee. Additional details on entertainment schedules, music, vendors, and food trucks will be announced closer to the festival.

A $10 skate session at United Skates of America, Lincoln Park offers two hours of roller skating set to upbeat music with colorful lights, plus time to enjoy the arcade. Skate rental is available for $6. Birthday party options are offered during this session for those looking to celebrate.

Seeds of Change celebrates fresh starts and the possibilities that emerge when grace is expressed through opportunity, dignity, and support. Hosted by Ya Girl Cheron of Mix 92.3 and 97.9 WJLB, this community gathering honors transformation with a special screening of What Grace Leaves Behind, the Change Maker Awards, and the Everett Seay Light Keeper Award. The evening focuses on connection, music, and shared purpose, offering a clear look at what can happen when people are met with belief rather than barriers. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

This lively karaoke evening features plenty of songs and an upbeat atmosphere. Purchasing any mocktail provides an entry into a $75 gas card giveaway, and a winner will be announced. Friends can gather to step up to the mic and enjoy a relaxed night that could end with a prize.

The Magic Bag hosts Start Making Sense, a seven-piece tribute devoted to the music of Talking Heads. The band delivers faithful renditions that span the group’s entire career, including songs the original lineup never performed live. Their show captures the feel of the signature Talking Heads live experience, led by front man Jon Braun in a David Byrne-inspired role. This is an all-ages event and the performance is standing room only.

Strangelove presents The Depeche Mode Experience, delivering a live tribute that captures the band’s sound and onstage energy. The performance sets the tone for an upbeat, dance-friendly night celebrating Depeche Mode’s music.

The Garden brings The Bootleg Tour to the Russell Industrial Center in Detroit, joined by Thaiboy Digital and Ghost Mountain. Tickets are available now.

Public Image Ltd brings This Is Not The Last Tour to Saint Andrew's Hall for an all-ages show. Entry is general admission in a standing format, and doors will open to the public. Ticket access includes a general onsale, an artist presale, Citi cardmember presale and preferred options, plus a Live Nation presale. A Summer Encore offer features $25 all-in tickets.

DICHI draws on a broad palette of inspirations, from George Benson, Nicholas Payton, Butcher Brown, Cannonball Adderley, and Kenny Garrett to vocalists like Bob Dylan, shaping music that moves from blazing improvisations to quiet, lyrical ballads and connects with both seasoned jazz fans and newcomers. The debut EP, Woodward Groove, features five original tracks.

The Cash Money & No Limit Tour comes to Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, featuring Master P, Birdman, Juvenile, and Mannie Fresh. This event brings these performers together on one stage.

Guests are encouraged to wear disco-themed outfits to get in the spirit.

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.

Gateway Classic Cars in Dearborn hosts a monthly offsite adoption event that blends the excitement of classic vehicles with the opportunity to meet adoptable pets. Wander past sleek rides while getting to know friendly animals ready for a forever home, turning a love of autos into a chance to make a meaningful connection. Whether you are an auto fan or simply looking for a new companion, this recurring gathering provides a welcoming place to find the perfect match.

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.

The Nerdy Queer Club is forming a team for the Out of the Darkness Walk at Belle Isle to support suicide prevention and bring hope to those affected by suicide. Everyone is welcome to participate, and no donation is required to take part. Those who choose to donate or fundraise can make tax-deductible contributions that benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, supporting research, education, advocacy, and assistance for people and communities impacted by suicide. Further details about the team’s meeting location will be shared.

Enjoy a relaxed creative afternoon at Asibara Forest’s urban farm during Community Artist Hours. Bring your own project and supplies, whether you paint, draw, sew, knit, crochet, journal, photograph, dance, or create in another way. It is not a class, but a shared space where participants work on personal projects, trade skills, exchange ideas, and soak up a welcoming atmosphere. All ages and skill levels are welcome, and kids are encouraged to come along. Consider bringing a favorite snack or beverage, something comfortable to sit on such as a chair or blanket, and an open mind with a creative spirit.

Weekend Comeback presents a lively, family friendly pregame show in the concourse at Comerica Park, located just outside Big Cat Court. Upbeat entertainment for all ages sets a spirited tone for game day.

Ride through Belle Isle and along the Detroit Riverfront on an outing that highlights the island’s landmarks. Stops include the Flynn Pavilion, the Boat and Yacht Clubs, Scott Fountain, and the Casino. Depending on the weather and group preferences, possible additional visits include the Belle Isle Aquarium, Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory, the Dossin Great Lakes Museum, Oudolf Garden, the Nature Center, Livingstone Lighthouse, the Iron Belle Trail, and a wet mesic forest area. The route to and from the island follows the riverfront, including the new Uniroyal Promenade. Plan for 12 to 15 miles over about three hours. The cost is $45, or $55 with a bike rental.

Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC travel to face Detroit City FC at Keyworth Stadium in Hamtramck. It is a cross-conference clash that matches Colorado Springs’ road-hardened approach with Detroit’s physical, high-energy style in one of the league’s most distinctive venues. Look for fast transitions, set-piece duels, and tight margins where a single mistake or a spark of skill could decide the result.

Build practical electrical know-how in a hands-on workshop at Detroit Training Center. Participants learn to add receptacles, install new light fixtures, and update switches to make a home or rental better lit and easier to use. Instruction centers on real-world techniques that elevate everyday comfort and can also add to property value.

Mark a century of the historic Ulysses S. Grant School with a community birthday celebration presented by Friends of Royal Oak Township, Inc., in collaboration with the Royal Oak Township Library. The gathering brings together alumni, educators, staff, families, neighbors and friends to honor the people, memories and resilience that have shaped the school’s story. Festivities include music by DJ Big Hank, a shared birthday moment, the 100 Wishes for Grant activity, opportunities for attendees to share Grant stories, and a recorded birthday greeting from Rakim "The R." Grant alumnus and author Conrad Prophet will also offer a sneak peek of his forthcoming book, "Give Me A Reason." Admission is free for all, and the spirit of the day highlights a simple theme... our history, our people, our tomorrow.

Persephone's Pages gathers readers at Boston Tea Room for conversations around magickal-themed books. Hosted by Heatherleigh and V., the club explores both fiction and non-fiction, and each meeting includes guided topics and questions so everyone can take part. Meetings are generally held twice a month. Participants can purchase each title at a 15 percent discount at Boston Tea Room or bring a copy from any preferred source, including library, e-book, or audiobook formats. Upcoming selections include Pixie by Jill Dawson, Shadow Work: Face Hidden Fears, Heal Trauma, Awaken Your Dream Life by Danielle Massi LMFT, Alchemy of a Blackbird by Claire McMillan, and Filthy Rich Fae by Geneva Lee, with additional picks to be announced. The club does not meet in July or August due to a summer break. The fee is 10 dollars per person, and advance registration is recommended. Payment reserves a spot and, upon check-in, attendees receive a Boston Tea Room gift certificate in the same amount that is valid for retail purchases that day. To register multiple people or for cancellations before the start time, call 248-548-1415. This in-person gathering takes place at Boston Tea Room, with free parking and entry at the back of the building.

This adult class explores Capoeira, an Afro-Brazilian art that blends movement, music, culture, and self-expression. Each session offers a comprehensive workout that engages the core, builds strength, improves stamina and cardiovascular health, and enhances flexibility. Participants can expect to finish feeling energized and refreshed, while developing mobility, balance, and body control. Training also sharpens focus, coordination, and awareness, and it can be a welcome way to release stress after work. Community is at the heart of the experience. You will train alongside a supportive group, form real connections, and grow confidence and creativity as you shape your own style in the roda. No prior experience is required, and both newcomers and experienced practitioners are welcome.

Celebrate community and support St. Matthew’s & St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church with a lively HustleThon filled with music, dancing, laughter, and friendly faces. Dancers of every level can explore new hustle variations while honoring longtime favorites, all in the spirit of raising funds for the church and strengthening its community. Two prep workshops are available for $5 each and feature clear, step-by-step instruction at an easy pace so everyone can follow along. The first segment welcomes beginners, then the second adds a bit more challenge for those ready to build on the basics. Light refreshments are provided. Plan to bring bottled water and a towel, wear comfortable shoes, and dress casually, with jeans welcome. The main celebration promises plenty of movement, friendship, and nonstop dancing for seasoned dancers and anyone who simply loves moving to the music. This fundraiser takes place at St. Matthew’s & St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church Detroit.

Guest instructors Dr. Christie Mikell and Dr. Julia Atkins lead a Women’s Full Moon Circle, an intimate gathering for women-identifying individuals who want to slow down, reconnect, and honor the Moon’s rhythm in community. The experience begins with a grounding meditation to help everyone arrive in the present, then moves into an exploration of the current Moon’s astrology to illuminate themes and energies. Guided journaling supports reflection and self-awareness, followed by a release ritual to let go of what no longer fits and call in what feels aligned. There is also time for optional sharing in a supportive, therapist-informed setting. The cost is $30 per person, and preregistration is required. To register by phone, call (248) 548-1415. If registering online for more than one person, call the same number with the additional names so seats can be reserved. This event takes place in person at the Boston Tea Room. Cancellation policy: provide at least 24 hours notice to receive a refund, store credit, or exchange. To cancel, call 248-548-1415 at least 24 hours before the start time. Registrations made less than 24 hours prior to the start time are nonrefundable. About the facilitators: Dr. Julia Atkins is an astrologer, Reiki practitioner, and intuitive guide devoted to helping others reconnect with inner wisdom and live in alignment with their truth. As a Virgo Sun, Virgo Moon, and Aries Rising, she blends grounded discernment with courageous initiation, supporting deep reflection and bold, aligned action. With a background as a professional musician, arts administrator, and marketing leader, she understands the toll of burnout, overachievement, and external expectations. Her work bridges the practical and the mystical, offering structure, clarity, intentional reflection, honesty, bravery, and forward movement. Dr. Christie Mikell is a licensed clinical psychologist with over a decade of clinical experience. She views healing as psychological and spiritual work that extends beyond symptom relief, supporting individuals in reclaiming authentic power, integrating past wounds, and reconnecting to inner wisdom. She integrates astrology and the Enneagram as frameworks for insight, identity exploration, and psychospiritual integration. As a Scorpio Sun, Pisces Moon, and Taurus Rising, she brings compassionate empathy and a steady, grounding presence, creating intentional spaces for women to reflect, process, and grow personally and spiritually.

A high-profile Detroit gala brings together leaders from the community and business sectors for an elegant evening in support of those affected by Crohn’s and colitis. The program features musical entertainment with a performance by the Detroit Youth Choir, both silent and live auctions, and Roop Raj serving as emcee, creating time to connect with fellow supporters. Funds raised fuel research, patient programs, and education, turning a celebratory night into meaningful impact.

Open to guests of any age, this event welcomes everyone.

At El Club in Detroit, Theo Katzman offers an intimate solo set that leans into raw feeling and a warm analog touch. Embracing a back to basics approach with a rediscovered Tascam Portastudio, he presents songs with unguarded honesty and a renewed sense of purpose. In this stripped down format, his cross-genre songwriting sits front and center, with each lyric and melody delivered with intention. The result is a quiet, powerful experience focused on vulnerability and connection. This event is all ages.

MICO brings the Running From A Feeling Tour to Saint Andrew’s Hall. This event welcomes all ages. The format is general admission with standing room only, and doors will open to the public. Ticket access includes multiple presale options, including artist, Spotify, fan club exclusive app VIP, Citi cardmember preferred and presale, and a Live Nation presale, as well as a public onsale.

Marking five years of unexpected, unsettling, and unforgettable cinema, the festival returns to Detroit’s storied Redford Theatre for its fifth annual celebration of dark film. A carefully curated 106 minute program presents 13 short films that explore darkness, introspection, and horror, created by independent filmmakers from Michigan and around the world. Admission is $10, with 50 percent of each ticket supporting the preservation and ongoing operations of the Redford Theatre. Recommended for mature audiences due to unsettling content.

Presented by AEG Presents, Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy with friends take the stage at the Majestic Theatre to perform R.E.M.’s Lifes Rich Pageant. Bobcat Goldthwait appears in a supporting role. This event welcomes all ages.

Drawing on influences from George Benson, Nicholas Payton, Butcher Brown, Cannonball Adderley, and Kenny Garrett, along with vocal inspiration from Bob Dylan, DICHI blends fiery improvisation with reflective ballads that speak to devoted jazz listeners and newcomers alike. Their debut EP, Woodward Groove, features five original tracks. This event features two performances, with dinner service available ahead of the music. Seating is offered for a Dinner & a Show experience, and the second set includes its own seating period.

The Coney gathers a powerhouse roster of Detroit performers for a lively salute to Motown that blends music, comedy, and spur-of-the-moment surprises. One moment might feature celebrity Motown karaoke, and the next could turn into a head-to-head coney eating contest, keeping the experience playful and unpredictable. The celebration supports youth arts programs in Detroit. The celebrity host committee is slated to include Sam Richardson, Tim Meadows, J.K. Simmons, Diona Reasonover, Marc Evan Jackson, Dave Coulier, Andrea Barber, and Toni Trucks, with participation subject to change.

This annual summer Sunday market highlights local craftspeople and artisans, along with vendors offering clothing and apparel. Events take place in Shed 5 as part of the market.

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.

Explore Detroit’s oldest neighborhood on a guided 10-mile bicycle tour that lasts three hours. The route highlights Victorian homes, historic churches and buildings, active local businesses, and urban farms, with stops at Most Holy Trinity, North Corktown and several of its community gardens and farms, the West Riverfront, the site of Tiger Stadium, Michigan Central Station, the Southwest Detroit Greenway, and Roosevelt Park. Conversation along the way focuses on historic demographic shifts, urban renewal, and the mixed impacts of current development in the community. The ride is led by Wheelhouse owner Kelli Kavanaugh, who lived in Corktown for 19 years, authored Detroit’s Michigan Central Station, and previously worked with the Corktown Citizens District Council and the Greater Corktown Development Corp. Bring cash for a brief stop at a neighborhood spot for a drink. The cost is $45, or $55 with a bike rental, and participation is limited to six riders.

Ford Field hosts a head-to-head clash between the New York Jets and the Detroit Lions. Two teams with passionate followings meet in an energetic Detroit setting, with attention on how the Jets defense stacks up against the home team.

At Ascension School of Healing Arts, this meditation gathering offers a quiet space to rest in stillness. Through seated practice, soft attention, and an easy rhythm of breathing, participants explore how form and openness meet, release the urge to strive, and relax into the present until simple being remains. The approach is not about changing who you are, it is about remembering the wholeness that is already here. The focus is to sit with the heart’s quiet and let silence be the guide, listening beyond the thinking mind. Participants may bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. Donations are welcome but not required.

Grow your writing practice with Jimmy Doom at Passenger Recovery in a recurring workshop held on the last Sunday of each month. Notebooks are provided for every session. The focus is on turning vulnerability into fuel for the page, using fiction as a protective lens when needed while welcoming nonfiction that emerges naturally. Expect to be nudged out of your comfort zone and into steady writing, with projects that build momentum, guidance available along the way, and no penalties if life interrupts your progress. Finishing work brings meaningful rewards, most of them intangible and some tangible, and the atmosphere stays noncompetitive so you can measure yourself against your own goals. Rules are kept light, suggestions are practical, and the aim is simple... to help you write with more freedom, confidence, and joy. If you have personal objectives for your craft, share them and the session will work to support them.

A family-friendly baseball outing features face painting, carousel and Ferris wheel rides, and plenty of great food. Each ticket sends $5 to the school, adding a meaningful boost to the fun. After the final out, kids can run the bases for a memorable finish to the day.

At Cullen Plaza, a welcoming drum and dance circle offers a hands-on experience for beginners and seasoned participants alike. Attendees may bring their own drums or other percussion, or use instruments supplied at the venue. Discover rhythms from around the world, meet others, and unwind as movement and music help release the day’s stress. Registration is available to indicate attendance.

AEG and Tied Down present Hive Mind, bringing Knocked Loose and Denzel Curry to an open-air stage in the Majestic Theatre’s parking lot, with Superheaven and Boundaries also on the bill. This all-ages event pairs a powerful co-headline lineup with an outdoor setting. Knocked Loose’s album You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To took shape over several years and distills 10 songs into 27 minutes, pushing their hardcore sound into faster, heavier, and more melodic territory. The record includes tracks such as Blinding Faith, Don’t Reach for Me, Suffocate featuring Poppy, Moss Covers All, Take Me Home, and the closer Sit and Mourn, with production by Drew Fulk. Their momentum has carried from underground rooms to major festival stages, and the new material explores themes of struggle, catharsis, and growth.

Cliff Bell’s hosts Fonville x Fribush, a new collaboration between acclaimed drummer Corey Fonville of Butcher Brown and organist Sam Fribush. Drawing on the energy of classic 90s hip hop linkups, they reshape the organ trio with a youthful, down to earth groove and tight interplay. The guitar seat rotates, with past appearances by Charlie Hunter, Alan Good Parker, and Morgan Burrs. Original tunes such as I Couldn’t Love You More and Blue Chips evoke Atlantic Coast moods rooted in North Carolina and Virginia. Fonville has emerged as a sought after drummer and producer across hip hop, jazz, and R&B, performing with Butcher Brown on NPR’s Tiny Desk, touring internationally, collaborating with ESPN, and producing for artists such as DJ Jazzy Jeff. Fribush brings a distinctive voice on a vintage 1957 C3 Hammond organ and a bandleader’s sensibility, with a shared goal of pushing the organ trio forward by widening its possibilities. The evening features two performances. Dinner service is available before the music begins, with seating offered ahead of the early set and a separate seating window for the later show. The project also arrives with new recordings, including the debut EP R&B Organ Trio featuring Charlie Hunter and the full length What Day Is It featuring Alan Good Parker, a vinyl only release through WarHen Records.

AEG presents Squeeze at Masonic Temple Detroit for Tried, Tested, and Trixies, joined by Adam Ant and Haircut 100. This is an all-ages show.

A live concert brings together Squeeze, Adam Ant, and Haircut 100 at Masonic Temple Theatre in Detroit. Three artists on one stage, all in one place.

A chance to play Euchre at the Copeland Center. For more information, call (734) 324-7275.

An all-you-can-eat format means unlimited servings are available for the duration of the event.

Experience a monthly sound bath and guided Yoga Nidra aligned with the full moon at Boston Tea Room, created as a recurring space for release, renewal, and inner alignment. Each session invites participants to settle the body, quiet the mind, and reconnect with personal clarity while immersed in soothing sound frequencies. The soundscape blends deep gong resonance, quartz crystal bowls, and Tibetan and Himalayan bowls with sacred percussion such as bells, tingsha, rattles, and shamanic drum. Layered Sanskrit mantra and live vocal tones are woven throughout to support expanded awareness, emotional clearing, and profound rest. The session is led by Lisa Harthun, founder of Healing Balance Holistic Wellness Therapy, who brings more than two decades of experience in energy healing and sound therapy, integrating ancient modalities with compassion, intuition, and a multimodality framework that includes breath, mantra, and Reiki-infused intention. Please bring a yoga mat, a blanket, a pillow, water in a covered container, and a journal with a pen. Separate registration through Boston Tea Room is required. The cost is $35 per person. Capacity is limited, and walk-in availability cannot be guaranteed, so advance registration is encouraged. If registering more than one attendee, contact the Boston Tea Room at 248-548-1415 to ensure each person is added. Check in at the reception desk upon arrival. To protect the meditative atmosphere, late arrivals are not permitted. For cancellation details or to make changes to a reservation, call the Boston Tea Room.

Bunco Night at the Copeland Center offers a relaxed game setting for all. The cost to participate is $7, and a 50/50 is available. For more information, call (734) 324-7275.

Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals bring their live concert to Saint Andrews Hall in Detroit, Michigan. Experience the band on stage in this Detroit venue.

Bob & Delon kick off an evening of improv before the Planet Ant Home Team takes the spotlight on the Black Box stage. Recognized as the city’s longest running improv show, this series offers a fresh night of comedy and features performances from the Planet Ant Farm Team and a rotating guest troupe. The night wraps with The Ant Jam right after the main performance. Tickets are $10.

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.

City Glow Yoga returns to Beacon Park with outdoor classes that blend movement and music through a silent-disco setup and LED headphones featuring three channels. Flow to the beat in an uplifting session designed to calm the mind and boost your energy. The experience is open to every level, from complete beginners to long-time yogis. Registration is required. Please bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. After class, continue the evening with food and drinks from Lumen Detroit on site at the park. Produced by the Downtown Detroit Partnership.

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.

Daytime Socials at The Copeland Center offers a relaxed setting to connect with others. It is a casual get-together for anyone interested in meeting new people or catching up with friends, with a welcoming environment that encourages conversation and community.

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.

A focused, multi-session Dungeons & Dragons campaign at Henry Ford Centennial Library features Light of Xaryxis, a spacefaring epic centered on a cosmic crisis that imperils entire worlds. Participants can look forward to spelljamming ships, encounters with unfamiliar civilizations, and a race against looming danger, blending classic roleplay and combat with a cinematic science fantasy tone. This limited series is separate from the regular monthly Saturday games and unfolds as a short, continuous campaign across scheduled meetings. New and returning players are welcome. The 2014 rules will be used. Registration is required, and participants are asked to attend each session when possible to follow the ongoing story. Please arrive with a prepared character. Scheduling details will be shared in advance.

Teddy Swims performs live at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan. Enjoy a concert from the artist at this arena venue.

The Ugly Tour makes a stop in Detroit as Teddy Swims takes the stage at Little Caesars Arena.

The Magic Bag hosts Jenna Raine on the Jeans, Boys & Jesus Tour with Zoe Levert. This is an all-ages show and is standing room only. The Dallas-born singer and songwriter is known for hopeful, heart-forward pop that turns everyday moments into sing-along anthems. Her early favorites include "It Is What It Is" and the viral "see you later (ten years)," a breakout that helped secure a deal with Warner Records and introduced her major-label EP see you later. Her music has surpassed 466 million streams, with recognition from Rolling Stone, Billboard and V Magazine. Collaborations include Joshua Bassett on "Don't Let Me Down" and Aodhan King on "Still Worthy," and her Only Started Growing EP features the viral track "Roses." Recent releases such as "Just 15," "Talk of the Town," "It Takes A Village" and "What Would I Say" lead into her debut album, Jeans, Boys & Jesus. A limited VIP Meet and Greet package is available, including a general admission ticket, a meet and greet and photo opportunity with Jenna Raine, access to a Q&A, one limited edition merchandise item, early entry and early access to merchandise shopping where available.

Love Spells brings the Love Is The Law World Tour to the stage in a general admission, standing room only format. The project of 21-year-old singer songwriter Sir Taegen Harris, Love Spells blends airy vocals, light percussion, and gentle guitar into a dreamy and nostalgic mix of indie rock, psychedelia, and dream pop. Songs revolve around love, intimacy, and heartbreak, carried by a deeply romantic tone. Orca is also featured.

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.