Events in Detroit today

Nasser Al-Rayess performs at Mark Ridley’s Comedy Castle in a special event with tiered seating. Preferred seating is $40 and general admission is $30. Each attendee must purchase at least two items. Groupon passes or discounts are not accepted. An optional post show meet and greet can be added at checkout for an additional $30.

At Eastern Market Shed 2, Deep Roots Detroit sets up at the Grown in Detroit Stand with eggs collected in Detroit, along with pesticide-free produce, garden plants and flowers, and native varieties such as flowers, grasses, and shrubs. Saturdays emphasize fresh produce, while Sundays highlight crafters and artists. Payment options include EBT/SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, credit, and CashApp.

This Detroit Marathon edition of the regular RUNdetroit group run features the Green Loop and offers route options of 3, 6, or 10 miles. The run departs from the RUNdetroit store, and route maps are available. Bathrooms are available at the shop. Free parking is available in the lot across the street from the store. Please use the back half of that lot to leave the front spaces for Anthology Coffee. Additional parking can be found in a nearby dirt lot closer to the Dequindre Cut. Keys and other small items can be left inside the shop during the run, though the doors will be locked for part of that time while staff participate.

Cyclists from across Southeast Michigan come together for the 21st annual Sierra Club Green Cruise, starting and finishing at the Palmer Park Community Building. Two group rides are offered, a 36 mile option and a 25 mile option, each with set paces. The 36 mile route includes a fast group for experienced riders at approximately 17 miles per hour or more and another group rolling about 14 to 16 miles per hour, while the 25 mile ride moves at around 12 miles per hour. If the wrong ride is selected during online registration, participants can simply join the distance they intended on the day. Registration is available in advance for 20 dollars with no fees, and day of registration is 25 dollars with no fees, payable by cash or credit card. A Sierra Club waiver is included in online registration or can be completed on site. Before heading out, free snacks are provided and coffee is available for purchase. Pre ride bicycle repairs are offered by Sullivan’s Continental Bike Shop, and the rides are led by experienced leaders in a supportive format that does not leave anyone behind. Route details are shared on Strava, with the 36 mile map posted closer to the event. Highlights include recognizing the Green Cruiser of the Year Award winner, supporting local environmental efforts and nonprofit conservancies, planned snack stops, and post ride food trucks in the Community Building parking lot. Parking and restrooms are available at the start and finish location, with additional parking nearby including at the Detroit Police Department Twelfth Precinct. The Green Cruise takes place rain or shine with no alternate date. Experienced ride leaders are also being recruited for a 29 mile route.

Summer Saturdays at Griffin Gardens brings together wellness classes, a flower and vendor market, and hands-on workshops in a community garden setting. It offers a convenient way to learn, shop, and create in one place, all surrounded by the beauty of the garden.

Enjoy a free outdoor Hatha yoga class at Palmer Park in partnership with People for Palmer Park, guided by Yoganic Flow instructors. Classes take place outside near the garden at the end of the Splash Park parking lot, creating a relaxed green setting for practice. The session follows a traditional format suitable for all experience levels. Bring a yoga mat if you have one; a limited number of mats are available on a first come, first served basis. Youth ages 6 and up are welcome as long as they can remain quiet for the duration of class, and caregivers are asked to step out with children who become noisy to respect fellow practitioners. Classes may be canceled in the event of rain.

D-Town Farm hosts Volunteer Days. Volunteers are encouraged to dress for the weather in comfortable clothing, wear shoes that can get dirty such as boots, and bring a pair of gloves, with extras available at the farm. An online sign up is available but not required.

Gain practical, step-by-step skills for replacing residential windows at Detroit Training Center. This interactive session focuses on techniques that can refresh a home’s look and improve energy efficiency, enhancing both style and function. Pricing is $70 for a single workshop, $120 for two workshops, or $300 for a six-workshop package. Space is limited.

Explore Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Centennial Park on a guided walk led by Detroit Riverfront Conservancy volunteers. This tour offers an inviting overview of the Detroit Riverfront’s history and a chance to get familiar with the features of the new park, whether it is a first visit or a returning trip. The walk sets off from the gravel bank near the Huron-Clinton Metroparks Water Garden, across from the play area. Wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. Drop ins are welcome. Parking is available along Jefferson Ave., Rosa Parks, and Cabacier, as well as in the nearby Bagley Mobility Hub and Assembly Garages.

The NID-HCA Housing Help Center Homebuyer Education Workshop is designed for people preparing to purchase a home. It focuses on practical ways to grow down payment funds and make informed financial choices. The workshop also explains down payment assistance options and the potential to combine programs for those who qualify, helping participants understand what they might be eligible to receive.

This market day spotlights Michigan summer with live music, featured artists, food pop-ups, and hands-on activities for all ages, including Clay City for kids, bubbles, sidewalk chalk, and more. Musical guests will be announced, and a biergarten is planned with support from Detroit City Distillery and Florian East Lagers & Ales. Empacho will serve Argentinian empanadas, while artist demonstrations showcase creative techniques throughout the day. For those planning ahead, options include a Select Saturday tour of the pottery for $10 per person while space remains, along with tile glazing workshops. Programming is subject to change and may be affected by weather.

A community celebration focused on connection and enjoyment, featuring free backpacks and school supplies for youth. To receive a backpack, the student must be present, and quantities are limited with distribution based on arrival order. Community organizations will be on site to share healthcare resources, including options for seniors. Those who wish to support the outreach or take part as a vendor can contact the organizers at gardenoffaithmbc@gmail.com or 313-834-3253.

Experience the all-new 2026 program of CatVideoFest, featuring a fresh mix of standout cat clips from the past year alongside exclusive submissions shared directly with the organizers. Once an underground favorite, it has grown into a nationwide theatrical showcase and continues to be one of the DFT’s most popular annual offerings. Beyond the laughs and surprises, the festival directs a portion of ticket proceeds to animal welfare groups, shelters, and cat-focused charities in every state where it appears. Tickets are available at the door, and buying in advance is described as the easiest way to secure a seat without the stress of waiting in line. As The Wall Street Journal notes, “Watching cat videos is good for you.”

Learn the fundamentals of masonry in a hands-on workshop that teaches how to build a block wall from start to finish. Designed for beginners and DIY enthusiasts, the session covers placing concrete masonry units, mixing mortar, leveling, and proper stacking techniques. All supplies are provided, including blocks, mortar, trowels, buckets, levels, and protective gear like gloves and eye protection. No tools are needed, only an interest in learning. This is a practical, noncertification class focused on personal skill building at Detroit Training Center.

Experience a one-day vinyl pop-up filled with thousands of records that have been tucked away for decades and are ready to be found. Dig through uncataloged crates spanning genres and eras, from familiar cuts to rare gems, while live music shapes the vibe. Tickets are $25 and include a Black Canon tote bag plus $15 toward vinyl purchases. Perfect for crate diggers, DJs, and record lovers alike… it feels like a treasure hunt and a shared cultural moment, with every find carrying a story you can bring home.

Celebrate the new school year at a free family event featuring backpacks and school supplies while supplies last, food, a bounce house, and face painting. Open to families with school-aged children, it also offers community resources for foster youth and local families. This gathering takes place at Abundant Life Tabernacle. Those who wish to support can donate using the QR code on the flyer to help reach more children.

Built with the creative community in mind by Kat & Crew, this one day alternative art and music festival brings live performances, makers, and immersive art to Tangent Gallery / Hastings Street Ballroom. Attendees can explore new sounds, shop directly from independent artists, enjoy food and drinks, and connect with people who value creativity together. Expect 11 bands, more than 30 independent artists and makers, distinctive art experiences, food vendors, and limited festival merchandise for a full day of discovery and community. The music lineup features Already Late, Collin, Iris Marlowe, LVRS, Midwest Skies!, Newburgh, Panda House, Remnants, Social Meteor, The Pandys, and The Sad Hour. The vendor marketplace includes Arsenal Handicraft, Arts.Haven, Bad Luck Supply, Corny World Prints, Craftees by Lees, Crafty Core Girls, Dominic Gianetti Art, Future Frenzy, Glass Anchor Tattoo, Handful of Holly, LLC, Hell Camino Co. / PRTY, Idilico Jewelry, Kat & Crew, KGoss Illustration, LiterallyLumen, Mushabear art + design, Nobby Doll Draws, Punk Rock Saves Lives, RISE -Art and Design-, Ritual 444, Side Door Store, Sister Scents Candle Co., Skin and Bones Oddities, Stay Gentle Goods, Suck It Suicide, Teely Rocky, Unearthly Concoctions, Warm Beer, and Willow Tree Customs. Bites and sips come from Junk Jules, Jackal the Pickle Witch, KDubs Grill, Gambinos Wood Fired Pizza, and Tangent Gallery Bar. Punk Passes include exclusive limited edition merchandise and extras. Every ticket helps sustain independent artists, musicians, and the wider creative scene, whether the goal is to find a new favorite band, meet makers, support small businesses, or simply spend the day with good music and good people.

Harvey (1950) tells a warm, playful story about Jimmy Stewart and his closest companion, an invisible white rabbit that stands 6 feet 3½ inches tall. The role is regarded as one of Stewart’s best.

A gospel comedy festival comes to Greater Grace Temple with complimentary tickets available. The bill spotlights The Queen of Comedy, Small Fire, and additional comedians for a lively showcase of humor.

Geena Fontanella and David Michael Frank bring The Millennial Tour to Corktown Tavern in Detroit, delivering a high-energy night of pop punk and emo-leaning rock rooted in the sound, chaos, and nostalgia of the 90s and 2000s. Spanning 29 U.S. dates, Geena leads a loud, emotional, anthemic set that feels like both a throwback and a fresh jolt. David Michael Frank provides direct support as a viral alt and pop rock artist with soaring vocals, heartfelt storytelling, and a strong live connection. The tour also offers limited VIP opportunities in select cities, including a pre show hang or a very limited RV afterparty featuring an intimate fan moment, unreleased music, photos, stories, and behind the scenes time with DMF.

Catch a heavy rock and metal night at The Shelter featuring The Word Alive, Not Enough Space, Downswing, and CODE:WORDS. The show starts at 6:00 PM at the venue in Detroit.

Chris Stapleton will perform at Ford Field in Detroit alongside Allen Stone. The show is scheduled to start at 6:00 PM local venue time.

This all ages show features live performances by Manic Outburst, Nethergate, and Tormentous. Entry is $15.

At Shed 5 in Detroit’s historic Eastern Market, the seventh annual food festival features a lively food truck court, a wide mix of bites, and a marketplace of handcrafted kitchen wares and distinctive food themed goods. Attendees can vote for Detroit’s Best Foodie Find, and the event runs alongside the 5th annual Detroit Vegan event, with options for meat eaters, vegetarians, and vegans. Admission and parking are free. This is a private rental and is not affiliated with Eastern Market or the Eastern Market Partnership.

An annual summer Sunday Market that showcases local makers and artists. The market offers handmade goods alongside clothing and apparel, with events taking place in Shed 5 throughout the season.

Enjoy a family-friendly outing in Detroit with great food, classic arcade games, and plenty of all-ages fun. All children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Barcade will contribute part of the 2026 Family Day token proceeds to Gamers Outreach, a charity that brings recreation to children in hospitals through video games and the gaming community.

Now in its fifth year, this festival celebrates women who drum and shines a spotlight on their artistry. Dedicated to advancing equality in music, it showcases outstanding female performers and the power of their rhythms. Expect a welcoming atmosphere that honors drummers, elevates their voices, and inspires audiences through exceptional musical talent.

Robin Greenfield is spending a year foraging every bite of his food and medicine, skipping grocery stores, restaurants, pharmacies, and even a garden, treating nature as his garden. As part of this journey, he leads an educational walk at Gabriel Richard Park that highlights the edible and medicinal plants growing freely around us and supports a deeper connection with Earth and a stronger foraging community. Expect an introduction to more than ten common local plants, guidance on safe foraging, tips for harvesting in ways that support plant health, and straightforward strategies for successful outings. The experience is designed to be accessible to all levels, typically covering less than a half mile and staying close to the starting point. The meeting point is the parking lot. The event aims to leave participants informed, inspired, motivated, and connected with others who want to make foraging a meaningful part of life. A suggested donation of $10 to $40 supports the nonprofit Regeneration, Equity and Justice, and scholarships are available to keep the walk accessible to all.

Donald Lawrence performs at The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre in Detroit. The lineup also includes Mali Music, Kurt Carr, Jonathan McReynolds, and Le'Andria Johnson. The show starts at 6:00 PM local time.

Catch All live at Saint Andrew's Hall in Detroit. The show is scheduled for 7:00 PM, with tickets available through Ticketmaster.

This event features icons of Gospel music.

Explore the Detroit Riverfront and Milliken State Park on a relaxed, guided herbal walk that begins at Cullen Plaza. Local herbalists will lead a short and easy route while showing participants of all ages how to identify and interact with plants along the way. Each outing includes a simple, hands-on activity, and everyone heads home with a small herbal item they created. Advance registration is suggested, but drop-ins are welcome. Expect a brief walk on smooth paths with optional segments on natural surfaces. Free parking is available in limited amounts on site and on nearby streets, so allow extra time to park and meet the group inside the plaza. Bring a reusable water bottle, wear comfortable clothing, and dress for the weather.

Mindful Mondays brings a weekly wellness series to Gabriel Richard Park on the Detroit Riverfront. These free classes focus on reconnecting body and mind with the natural environment through practices like meditation, sound bathing, and more. Programming changes each week, so you can attend a single session or experience the full series. For comfort and ease, wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat, a journal, any keepsakes, water, and a blanket.

Big Thief is performing at Masonic Temple Theatre in Detroit. Doors open at 6:00 PM, with the show starting at 6:00 PM.

The Listening Room at Cannons is an open mic that welcomes everyone and is acoustic-friendly. It is hosted by Abud: A Bard. Signup is required and can be completed in advance or on the night of the event.

Detroit Riverwalkers is a free wellness program for adults age 50 and up at Cullen Plaza, presented by the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy and sponsored by Henry Ford Health. Participants can enjoy leisurely walks along the Detroit Riverwalk along with fitness and health activities. Tuesdays offer health education, fitness classes, opportunities to speak with health experts, blood pressure screenings, AARP’s Best Kept Secrets, and occasional surprises. Thursdays feature a group-led walk and a Hustle fitness class. AARP will host an information table and classes. The series runs weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Registration is required. Carpooling is encouraged, and limited free parking is available at Cullen Plaza.

The annual summer Tuesday Market brings back familiar Saturday Market vendors offering local products and fresh produce. In addition to shopping, visitors can explore health and wellness resources and take part in free yoga and Zumba sessions in Shed 3. Food trucks are on site for lunch, and many district businesses are open to eat, shop, and explore.

Metro Detroit Youth Day returns with an expanded, five day celebration happening across six locations throughout Detroit. The experience blends fun, learning, mentorship, entertainment, and citywide exploration to help close out the summer with energy and purpose. Centered on young people and focused on possibility, it offers a mix of activities that inspire, connect, and uplift. Partners include Michigan Central, Belle Isle Park - Michigan, City of Detroit Government, Joe Louis Greenway Partnership, Belle Isle Conservancy, Sean Anderson Foundation, Ushers New Look, and The Detroit Riverfront Conservancy.

Enjoy a free, all‑levels Hatha yoga class at Eastern Market inside Shed 3, presented in partnership with Eastern Market Corporation and led by Yoganic Flow instructors. Two sessions are available. Participation is complimentary, but advance registration is required. Please 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 full class, and caregivers are asked to step out with any child who becomes noisy to maintain a peaceful environment for others.

This compact, easygoing bike tour spotlights several Detroit highlights, including the Detroit Riverwalk, Milliken State Park, the Dennis Archer Greenway, and the Dequindre Cut. There is time to step off the bike and explore Eastern Market’s murals, browse market vendors, and sample specialty food spots. Expect a ride of about 6 to 8 miles over roughly two hours. The group is limited to 6 riders. Pricing is $25 per person, or $35 with a bike rental. Offered on select Tuesdays.

This dance social welcomes a variety of styles and is geared toward a mature audience. It takes place at NSYNC, also known as The building.

Turn up the volume in Detroit with Name That Tune Bingo, a music-filled game where each round becomes a sing-along and the crowd drives the energy. Bigman Genesis hosts, keeping the momentum going from start to finish. Participation is free with an RSVP, and all ages are welcome. Space is limited, so arriving early is recommended to secure a spot.

Enjoy a free, beginner-friendly outdoor yoga session on the Joe Louis Greenway led by Trap Yoga & Massage Studio. Before the practice begins, there will be music, games, and face painting to set a fun, welcoming tone. Settle into a calming flow focused on stretching and relaxation. The kickoff gathering includes complimentary smoothies from Detroit Smoothie Spot while supplies last. Activities take place at the Warren Trailhead.

Petals & Prana brings a mindful blend of yoga and sound in a welcoming community setting. Beyond Green supports the experience with small-batch craft offerings that include artisanal flower and pre-roll selections, and SkyeHigh3D contributes functional, art-forward pieces and jewelry. After the flow, Starkey Sourdough provides sweet and savory treats made to be kind to the gut, plus a little surprise. Presented by Abundantly Elevated LLC and Key Massage & Wellness, this gathering honors a growing circle of practitioners, welcoming both new and returning yogis in a space of mutual care and renewal.

A special presentation at the Ferndale Area District Library examines the meeting point of history, myth, literature, and the latest film by Christopher Nolan. Educators Harry Campion and John Monaghan, who spent close to two decades teaching The Odyssey at Grosse Pointe South, guide the conversation. Campion contributes expertise in Greek art and mythology, while Monaghan, a film historian and formerly a critic at the Detroit Free Press, considers Nolan’s body of work, including The Dark Knight, Dunkirk, and Oppenheimer, and how this story echoes themes in his earlier films. Ideal for film lovers, mythology enthusiasts, and admirers of Christopher Nolan.

Jack Harlow is coming to The Fillmore Detroit with support from James Savage. The show starts in the early evening, with tickets available through Ticketmaster.

This weekly series at Northern Lights Lounge spotlights guitarist Sean Blackman alongside guest artists. His playing blends world music with jazz, soul, and blues, shaping an intimate, globally inspired atmosphere. Each week offers new collaborations in a relaxed lounge setting that pairs well with a cocktail.

This open session accommodates dancers of all skill levels, with ample space for beginner, intermediate, and expert groups. Music is provided by DJ Matt Barron. Onsite parking is free, and the suggested donation is $5.

This open mic at DSC invites stand-up, singing, spoken word, and even quirky mini-lectures on topics like pet grooming. Share a favorite piece or sit back as Detroiters take the mic with their passions. Look for drink specials, satisfying food, and a welcoming, no-judgment vibe.

P-Funk legend Gabe Gonzalez hosts an open jam centered on funk and jazz.

Urban Solace hosts a mindful movement session at Robert C. Valade Park that helps participants release the week’s stress. Expect flowing sequences, focused breathing, and gentle stretching to build core strength and flexibility, all set along the riverwalk. Registration opens each Monday for that week’s Wednesday session. Sponsored by Priority Health.

At the Hope Village Farmers Market, neighbors of all ages come together each week for more than fresh produce. The market offers essential access to healthy food, opportunities for connection, and a celebration of local culture. A fundraiser to support this gathering is just getting underway, and both contributions and spreading the word can have a big impact in these early stages. Whether you donate or share the message, your support helps keep this community tradition thriving and accessible for everyone.

An open archery range session at the DNR Outdoor Adventure Center welcomes both former program participants and the general public. It provides dedicated time to practice skills, and archery games can be arranged upon request. Participants must be at least 8 years old and must wear closed-toe shoes. Please review the Outdoor Adventure Center’s archery regulations before attending. Preregistration is required, and the cost is $12 per person.

Workout Wednesdays at Beacon Park offers outdoor fitness sessions led by First Responders 4 Fitness and Easy Day Boxing Gym, with energizing coaching that supports mental, physical, nutritional, and spiritual wellness. On select weeks, a complimentary one-hour class is available. Participants are encouraged to bring a fitness mat and towel. All activities are free and open to the public. After class, participants can visit Lumen Detroit for a health-focused drink or a post-workout bite. This series is made possible by the DTE Beacon Park Foundation and produced by the Downtown Detroit Partnership.

Enjoy a six-week outdoor movie series at Ralph Wilson Park on the West Riverfront, presented by the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy and sponsored by Huron-Clinton Metroparks. Screenings take place at the DTE Foundation Summit and feature titles like Hoppers, Jaws (the original), Dreamgirls, Jurassic Park (the original), GOAT, and Michael. Arrive early to choose a spot, take part in pre-show activities, and settle in with family and friends as the sun sets. Blankets are welcome, and you may bring your own snacks. Food will also be available on-site for purchase each week. Parking is available on nearby streets and in nearby garages.

An inclusive archery experience for new and experienced archers, offering a chance to build skills in a supportive setting for LGBTQ+ community members, families and allies. Participants learn to handle a bow safely, practice proper stance, and shoot several rounds of arrows. Ages 8 and older are welcome. Closed-toe shoes are required, and attendees should review the Outdoor Adventure Center’s archery regulations before class. Preregistration is required and the cost is $12 per person. Details about requirements and registration are available through the event’s ticketing option.

Motor City Wine hosts a welcoming evening of Argentine tango featuring Djay Michael and a fresh series centered on ochos and giros in vals timing. Begin with Foundations I, a beginner-friendly class that blends personal, partnered, and practical skills to launch a tango journey. Continue with Foundations II, which develops the basics into playful combinations that build from week to week, while still remaining drop-in friendly at any point during the month. After the classes, a social milonga offers space to dance, chat, or simply enjoy tango music curated by TDJs. The environment emphasizes inclusion and safety for all, with no partner required and the freedom for everyone to both lead and follow. Pricing options include $20 for one class with the milonga included, $30 for two classes taken back to back, and $65 for a full month of classes. The milonga has a suggested $15 contribution that is free for class participants, operating on the honor system so nobody is turned away for lack of funds. Held on Wednesdays at Motor City Wine, the gathering welcomes anyone interested in tango or in finding new ways to connect with themselves and others while having fun.

Ali Campbell is performing at Fisher Theatre in Detroit. The show starts at 7:30 PM.

Robert Glasper is taking the stage at The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre in Detroit. The show kicks off at 7:30 PM local time, with tickets available through Ticketmaster.

At Northern Lights Lounge, Evening Star Trio performs on Wednesdays with occasional special guests, delivering a mix of soulful feeling, big energy, and tight, rhythmic grooves. Drummer Tariq Gardner, bassist Caelin Amin, and pianist LeRoy Mickens lead the music. The venue’s soft lighting and intimate vibe set the scene for a date, a get-together with friends, or a late dinner. When the weather cooperates, the music moves outside to the patio, where a high-quality sound system enhances the experience.

Recognized as the city’s longest-running continuous karaoke night, this Detroit tradition keeps the spotlight on karaoke.

A modern twist on bingo brings a high-energy blend of music, competition, and prizes. A live DJ cues up short song clips while players mark the matching titles and artists on their cards, turning each round into a lively face off. Themes switch up each week, inviting music fans to keep testing their knowledge in a club-style setting. Admission is free, and a valid membership or day pass is required for entry. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is recommended.

Reading & Rhythm on the Riverfront is a children’s literacy series now celebrating year sixteen. Community guests that include local celebrities, business leaders, and other voices bring stories to life with lively read-alouds. Each gathering offers interactive entertainment for the whole family, blending music, movement, and storytelling to create a fun, welcoming scene along the riverfront. Through a partnership with the Detroit Public Library’s Library on Wheels, kids can take home free books to grow their own libraries. Designed for families with young children, this program sparks imagination, encourages a love of reading, and makes time outdoors feel special.

Meldrum Fresh Market brings the bounty of Earthworks Urban Farm to the community with organically grown produce picked right from the fields. Browse seasonal vegetables, herbs, and flowers, connect with neighbors, and enjoy a warm, community-focused setting supported by helpful staff and volunteers from the farm. Every purchase helps fund the Capuchin Soup Kitchen meals program, urban agriculture efforts, community food access, environmental stewardship, and a healthier local food system. Celebrate the growing season and discover what is flourishing at the farm.

Open to neighbors of all ages, this free summer series at New Center Park spotlights the arts and strengthens community in historic New Center. The lineup features the pulse of African drumming followed by live theater, creating a lively sequence of performances. Partners include Midtown Detroit Inc., Detroit Parks Coalition, Detroit Pistons, Pistons Neighbors Program, and the City of Detroit.

Celebrating its 21st season, the Northwest Detroit Farmers' Market brings an open air marketplace to North Rosedale Park’s seven acre green space. Visitors can browse fresh produce, locally sourced products, and artisan treats while connecting with neighbors in a friendly community setting. Children will find activities designed for them, and there are resources available that support health, sustainability, and overall well-being.

Fiddlehead headlines at El Club Detroit with support from Narrow Head, Knumears, and The Sissy Boys. The show is open to all ages.

Urban Solace presents a summer series of outdoor classes along the banks of the Detroit River focused on fun, fitness, and connection. Participants can get moving, meet new people, or spend time in nature. The series is produced in partnership with the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy and sponsored by Priority Health. Sessions are offered twice each week, and registration occurs weekly.

Take part in a free Zumba session in Detroit with the Baila Fitness Team at Ralph C. Wilson Park. Participants may attend on their own or with a friend, and it is open to all ages, abilities, and dance experience levels. This summer series encourages the community to stay active together.

Catch Fiddlehead with Narrow Head, Knumears, and The Sissy Boys for a night of rock and screamo/post-grunge energy at El Club Detroit.

Open House Thursdays spotlights DJ Moppy with a full night of house music, along with drinks, food, and a lively atmosphere. It takes place every Thursday and there is no cover.