This weekend in Downriver, MI

At The Henry Ford Museum, the Cornshuckers return for their seventh appearance at the world tournament. The most recent championship ended with the Bear Clan Base Ball Club of Flat Rock defeating Canton, setting the stage for another round of competition. Opponents will be announced, and a championship match is planned.

The fourth annual Motor City Foxfest, powered by NPD, celebrates Blue Oval performance and community at the Ford Experience Center (FXC). Dedicated to Ford-powered Fox chassis vehicles from 1978 through 2004, it brings longtime enthusiasts, new owners, and fans of the platform together around the cars they love. Steve Saleen, legendary Mustang tuner and automotive icon, will be on hand, offering a rare chance to hear directly from a pioneer of foxbody performance. Stifflers returns as trophy sponsor and vendor for the fourth consecutive year with fully custom, one-off awards created exclusively for this event, designed to capture the individuality and spirit of the Fox platform.

Car lovers gather at Ford’s Garage Dearborn for a relaxed Cars and Coffee meetup that welcomes classics, custom builds, and anyone who enjoys checking out unique rides. Complimentary coffee is offered for those who give back through partnerships with local organizations, and additional nonalcoholic drinks are available for purchase. Parking is free and restrooms are available. After exploring the lineup, plan to stay for lunch at Ford’s Garage.

The fourth round of this five-race series takes place at KMS THE-TRACK at Komisar Motorsports. The format features three qualifying rounds followed by double mains. Classes include 15U restricted to Ebuggy, 4x4 SCT, and Mini Truggy, along with 1:8 Electric Buggy, 1:8 Nitro Buggy, 1:8 Electric Truck, 1:8 Nitro Truck, 1:8 40+ Electric Buggy, 4x4 SC, and Mini-Truggy. Entry fees are $45 for the first, $35 for the second, and $15 for each additional.

This edition adds live music after the show, featuring Mondo Kane, a band that has performed at the Autorama. Pre-registration is encouraged, and admission is free thanks to sponsor support.

Get ready for the Windsor HipHop Festival at Ernest Atkinson Park in Windsor. The show gets started at 11:00 AM, and featured artist listed is ProjectPolly.

Already Late is playing a rock show at Tangent Gallery in Detroit. The lineup is listed on the event page, and the performance is scheduled for late morning.

Browse a special market featuring entrepreneurs under the age of 18, with the garage set aside for their booths and businesses. Shop directly from these talented young vendors. Important notice: the only official source for information about these markets is Doc's Ice Cream & Coffee. Private pages that ask for registration payments are scams.

This Magic: The Gathering prerelease event features a $40 entry fee. Winners will receive additional prizing that scales with attendance.

A fairytale-inspired garden setting invites a slower pace and a chance to savor the season. This half-hour, styled session unfolds outdoors with thoughtful details, gentle textures, and a graceful tea party ambiance that blends classic charm with a refined finish.

Presented by Conz Productions LLC, this night market fills Downtown Wyandotte with local vendors, food, and music, all centered on community. Attendees can browse a range of goods, enjoy something to eat, and take in the lively atmosphere in the heart of the city.

Ten Years Gone, a Michigan-based tribute to Led Zeppelin, brings fiery versions of classic Zeppelin songs to The Allen Park Street Fair. Zeppelin fans can look forward to a performance that honors the sound and spirit of the originals.

Chris Stapleton is coming to Ford Field in Detroit for a live show, with Allen Stone also on the lineup. The concert is scheduled to start at 6:00 PM local venue time.

A mullet-themed racing program blends character with competition. Supermodifieds make their return at the top of the card, joined by Street Stocks, the National Compact Touring Series, and the Monroe Asphalt Factory Stock 500 Series. It is an evening where standout style pairs with hard-charging battles on track.

The Dugout Boys return to Rocky’s Roadhouse with a lively, high-spirited set that keeps the energy up. Bring your appetite and arrive in the mood for fun.

Stacey Pullen is performing live at TV Lounge. The show starts at 9:00 PM.

Trivium Racing returns to Ford Field Park in Dearborn with a 5K that celebrates the decades. Set in mid-summer, it serves as a solid fitness check for runners preparing for fall races and is just as welcoming to those seeking a lighthearted 5K experience. The USATF-certified course is designed for speed, giving participants a strong opportunity to chase a personal record.

Enjoy the 2026 Junior League World Series at Heritage Park, where top 13- and 14-year-old teams compete. The day runs from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and games are scheduled to begin at 10:00 AM and then again at 1:00 PM, 4:00 PM, and 7:00 PM. Vehicle admission is $5 per car, with tickets and parking included.

Stop by for a free fresh food pantry where you can shop for perishable items. The DRE Project has been granted 6,000 pounds of fresh food each week, and the pantry is available in person every Sunday.

Bring your leashed dog for a guided group hike with a park ranger that highlights courteous pet behavior on public lands. You will learn about the B.A.R.K. Ranger principles and how they help people and pups enjoy outdoor spaces safely. After the walk, take part in a short induction that includes a certificate and a small gift. Pre-registration is required. Space for dogs is limited, but there is no limit on the number of people. Please reserve one ticket for each dog you plan to bring. All ages are welcome. Meet in front of the Visitor Center, and keep dogs on leash at all times.

Bring the whole crew for Family Day at Kudos Taproom & Fieldhouse. Kids ages 13 and under can grab a free unlimited activity wristband for all day, so they can keep playing and running around. Hours run from late morning through the evening, and activities may have schedule changes, so it’s a good idea to double check closer to the date.

BRE 2026 brings a day of competitive action, with coverage rolling out ahead of the opening games to set the stage. Expect intense matchups and a true fight for the title as play gets underway.

Bring the kids for Campus Kids Days Presented by Corewell Health, a free Back to School Bash at Campus Martius Park in Downtown Detroit. Families can enjoy themed entertainment, interactive activities, and fun experiences for kids of all ages, supported in part by The Detroit Zoo. There will also be unique activations and stations from Detroit CHEMpreneurist throughout the event.

Sunday Socials brings live music to Downtown Wyandotte with an afternoon headlined by Uncle Fester, plus a special guest to be announced. Chairs are welcome, and the scene features great tunes, local vendors, and a lively downtown atmosphere. The Social District offers opportunities to explore and support nearby businesses, with food and drinks available from surrounding establishments. This family friendly gathering also includes lawn games and entertainment from a variety performer with Detroit Circus. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Sponsored by Michigan Legacy Credit Union, in partnership with Wyandotte DDA and Wyandotte Rotary, and organized by Audial Entertainment.

Winifred's Garden transforms into a royal gathering for young adventurers and their grownups. Little nobles can practice courtly manners, design a personalized crown, and test their bravery with playful knight challenges. The experience includes a charming tea service filled with imaginative fun. Admission is $45 for one child with one adult. Capacity is limited, so advance reservations are encouraged. Attendees are welcome to arrive as a princess, knight, prince, or queen.