Events in Eastpointe today

The Northwest Detroit Farmers' Market marks its 21st season with an open-air marketplace set within North Rosedale Park’s seven-acre grounds. Browse fresh produce, locally sourced foods, and artisanal items in a setting that brings neighbors together. Children can take part in activities created for them, and visitors can access resources that promote health, sustainability, and overall well-being. The market spotlights local talent and flavors and serves as a community gathering place.

Dodge Park sets the scene for a weekly Patios and Pints gathering, where a relaxed patio pairs cold craft beer, cider, or seltzer with local food and the sound of nearby live music. It is an easy way to savor a summer evening before heading to the Farmers Market and Music in the Park. This edition highlights Elysian Brewing, and the Music in the Park band is Magic Bus.

Chris Canas delivers an acoustic performance at Hudson Detroit on Nick Gilbert Way.

Enjoy great beer and test your knowledge at general trivia at The Corner. Jonathan from Quizzo hosts the weekly event, with prizes up for grabs. It happens every Thursday. Walk-ins are welcome, and tables can be reserved in advance.

This library event is for readers in grades 5 through 12 and features manga, anime, ramen, and lively discussion.

Settle into an immersive sound bath at The Crimson Commuter and let layered tones guide you inward under the Pisces full moon. Associated with dreams, intuition, and emotional flow, this lunar moment is framed as an opportunity to release what feels outdated and welcome rest, reflection, and renewal. The experience blends crystal singing bowls that soothe the mind and ease tension with native flutes that offer warm, grounding melodies and a steel tongue drum that provides a gentle rhythmic anchor. The space is further supported by Quantum Balance Vortex Crystals paired with color therapy and Pleiadian Cosmic Healing Discs, described as tools to clear heavy or stagnant energy. Subtle aura-cleansing sprays and light aromatherapy add a fragrant atmosphere that encourages deep relaxation. Sound baths are traditionally used to support relaxation, stress relief, and a sense of calm and balance, and no prior experience is required. For comfort, bring a yoga mat, pillow, and blanket, along with a water bottle. Price is $45 per person, and space is limited.

SMART Recovery offers a research-informed approach rooted in Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for people addressing substance use or other problematic behaviors. The session emphasizes strengthening motivation, navigating urges and cravings, and developing practical tools to manage thoughts, emotions, and actions. Participants also focus on creating a more balanced, sustainable life.

Dodge Park Thursdays brings Music in the Park, an open farmers market, and food trucks to Dodge Park. Patios 'n' Pints serves craft beer, and the activities lead to the Journey to Woodstock concert.

Test your knowledge of songs and artists at a no-cost music trivia night at Irish Tavern. Teams compete to see who scores highest, and the top finishers earn prizes. Sign up in advance to receive three bonus clues before the game.

At Scs Boatworks, a DJ-powered trivia night blends music with question-and-answer rounds in a team format. Friends can work together, test what they know, and compete for prizes while the music sets the pace. The event highlights friendly competition, teamwork, and lots of laughs from the first question to the final score.

Three-time GRAMMY winner Jill Scott brings the To Whom This May Concern World Tour to the Fox Theatre with special guest Wyatt Waddell. A singer, songwriter, and actress, she appears for this tour stop at the venue. The performance will be phone free, and the use of mobile phones, smartwatches, and similar accessories is not allowed inside the performance space. Comerica Bank is the Fox Theatre’s exclusive presenting partner.

BandWagon delivers a lively set of live music tailored to a hot summer night. Settle in for upbeat tunes and an easygoing vibe that keeps the evening rolling.

April from Hippie Yoga and Janelle from Infinite Potential Healing lead an evening attuned to the Full Moon’s energy. It opens with a soothing sequence of Moon Salutations, a slower and softer complement to Sun Salutations that encourages mindful movement and supports mobility, balance, and awareness of the body. After the practice, Janelle guides a meditative journey to deepen connection with this lunar phase, creating space for reflection, gratitude, and letting go. Simple Full Moon rituals are shared so they can be continued at home, helping mark the cycle and build intentional moments of self-care. This gentle gathering welcomes those new to moon practices as well as anyone seeking a meaningful way to slow down and reconnect. Registration is $44.

Sanctuary Detroit hosts a throwback celebration of emo and pop punk with Loudernow performing live. This tribute act delivers an extended, two and a half hour set designed for nonstop sing alongs, pulling from a deep catalog that spans more than 50 artists. Expect favorites from Taking Back Sunday, My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Blink-182, Paramore, The Used, AFI, Jimmy Eat World, Dashboard Confessional, Good Charlotte, Sum 41, New Found Glory, and more. The night embraces the full-era vibe with skinny jeans, studded belts, eyeliner, band tees, and the Myspace and Warped Tour energy that defined a generation.

Take a guided stroll through Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Centennial Park with Detroit Riverfront Conservancy volunteers and learn about the history of the Detroit Riverfront while getting familiar with the park’s features. The group will start at the gravel bank beside the Huron-Clinton Metroparks Water Garden, across from the play area. Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather. Walk-ups are welcome. Parking is available nearby.

Supported by Detroit City Distillery and Florian East Lagers & Ales, this summer market highlights Michigan’s warm season with live music, artist spotlights and demonstrations, a rotating food pop-up, and a relaxed biergarten. Families can enjoy hands-on activities such as Clay City for kids, bubbles, sidewalk chalk, and other playful experiences. Plans may shift with weather, so the schedule can change. Some offerings may require advance booking, including a guided tour of the pottery and tile glazing workshops.

Families can settle in for stories that appeal to all ages. When storytime wraps up, plan to linger for some playtime afterward.

Summer in Madison Heights brings the Arts Board’s annual Trail Tunes Music Festival, a community celebration of live music. Launched in 2020 when venues were quiet and performers were practicing at home, the festival began as a safely spaced gathering at Civic Center Park to reconnect music lovers. Musicians and residents embraced the concept, and it earned positive recognition across the metro Detroit area. The festival remains free and accessible to everyone. Sponsors are welcome to get in touch at artsboard@madisonheightsmi.gov or by sending a direct message.

Celebrate the start of spooky season at Crypt Keepers Halloween Emporium’s annual kick-off party. Scream 7 actor Kraig Dane, known for GhostFace, will be meeting fans for autographs and selfies, with a $60 combo available. Details on additional photo opportunities will be announced, and advance purchase for the signing offers a $10 discount. Costumes are welcome for a contest that awards store gift cards to three winners. A raffle adds to the fun, with a ticket included with each purchase and the option to buy more. Bone Chillers Dirty Soda will be serving spooky-themed drinks, and the Detroit Ghostbusters will be part of the festivities.

Ed Sheeran brings the LOOP Tour to Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan.

Guest instructors Dr. Christie Mikell and Dr. Julia Atkins lead a women-centered full moon circle created for women-identifying participants who want to slow down, reconnect, and honor lunar rhythms in community. The gathering begins with a grounding meditation to settle into the body and the present moment, then moves into an exploration of the current lunar astrology to illuminate themes and energies. Guided journal prompts encourage personal reflection and self-awareness. A release ritual invites letting go of what no longer fits and calling in what feels aligned, with optional sharing held in a supportive, therapist-informed space. The cost is $30 per person and preregistration is required. Phone registration is available at 248-548-1415. If registering online for more than one person, call to share the additional names so seats can be reserved. This event is hosted in person at the Boston Tea Room, with free parking and entry located around the back of the building. Cancellations require 24 hours’ notice for a refund, store credit, or exchange. To cancel, call at least 24 hours before the start time. Registrations made within 24 hours of the start are nonrefundable. About the facilitators: Dr. Julia Atkins is an astrologer, Reiki practitioner, and intuitive guide with a background in music, arts administration, and marketing. Her approach weaves practical structure with mystical insight, supporting deep reflection and brave, aligned action. Dr. Christie Mikell is a licensed clinical psychologist who integrates astrology and the Enneagram to support psychospiritual healing beyond symptom relief. She brings compassionate empathy and a steady, grounding presence, creating intentional spaces for personal and spiritual growth.

A relaxed night out with food and drinks that supports the 2018 and 2019 Metro Jets teams.

The Rock Orchestra brings its Arena of Fire production to Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre in Detroit for its first-ever outdoor staging. This 90-minute concert pairs a 14-piece ensemble of classical musicians with pyrotechnics and live fire performers to reimagine legendary rock and metal anthems. The program features music by bands such as Metallica, AC/DC, The Rolling Stones, Pantera, My Chemical Romance, Linkin' Park, SOAD, Guns N Roses, Evanescence, Papa Roach, The Cranberries, and more, blending orchestral power with the edge of hard rock for a show that balances beauty and intensity. Audiences have rated the experience 4.7 out of 5, with comments like “Every rock fan should see and hear this concert,” “Entertaining from the first song to the last,” and “Perfect blend of classical bravado and hard rock.” The Rock Orchestra is a rotating lineup of classical instrumentalists and vocalists who collaborate to deliver this large-scale spectacle. Note: The Rock Orchestra and its events are not affiliated with the original artists or composers referenced, and all trademarks are owned by their respective holders.

Open to all, this interactive night features two pianists in a friendly face-off built around audience requests. Sing along, clap, and call out favorite songs as the players turn shout-outs into back-to-back tunes. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased behind the bar or from any Clubroom Committee member.

Cary Elwes, known for his role as Westley, shares personal memories and insider stories from the making of The Princess Bride. After a screening of the film, he takes part in a moderated discussion that offers an inside look at life on and off the set. Return to Florin and Guilder for swashbuckling swordplay, daring pursuits, towering foes, narrow escapes, miracles, the infamous rodents of unusual size, and the enduring promise of true love.

This drop-in group class introduces ballroom and Latin dance at a true beginner level, featuring a different style each week. Instruction covers essential technique, simple patterns, and social dance etiquette so new dancers can get started with confidence. No partner is needed because partners rotate during the session, making it welcoming for both singles and couples with little or no prior experience. The fee is $20 per person. Wear comfortable clothing that allows easy movement, and bring a clean pair of shoes to change into for the dance floor. Dance shoes are ideal, dress shoes are a good option, and athletic sneakers tend to grip the floor and make turning difficult. A clean change of shoes or dance shoes is required. This class takes place before the dance party.

Double Duran brings an energetic tribute to Duran Duran to The Magic Bag, recreating the band's signature new wave sound and distinctive visual style. The set focuses on synth-heavy hits that filled the charts, delivered with careful attention to the look and feel of the originals. It is a lively, dance-ready celebration of the music and era that made the group a global phenomenon. This event is all ages, and the show is standing room only.

Small's hosts the fifth Detroit All-Star Garage Rock Punk Revue, a celebration of the Detroit music scene. The lineup features The All-Star Garage Rock Punk Band, Nikki Corvette with Ricky Rat, Joe Leone, and Brian McCarty, White Shag with Laura Mendoza, Smitt E. Smitty & The Fezztones, Cinecyde in a tribute to Diane Schroeder, Little Billy Lost, Custodians, and Rock & Roll Prep School. Special DJ Danny Kroha is featured. Co-hosts are Jerry Vile and Paul Zimmerman, with special guests QueenBee Karen Neal, DJ GaLexy also known as Lexy Gross, Ricky Rat, Brian McCarty, Joe Leone, Gerald Shohan, Anthony Bojanic, Kirsten Rogoff, David Hanna, and more. Presented in association with Rustbelt Studios, H2 Audio Helios, FezzKoKo Records, and Robar PR.

The Fives make a return appearance at Rogers Roost for an evening performance.

Enjoy a social night of dancing at Dance Scene with a lively mix of Ballroom, Latin, Swing, Hustle, and Nightclub music. A drop-in group class is offered each Saturday with a different dance style, followed by a no-instruction dance party where you can practice and connect with others. Open to all experience levels, whether attending solo or with a partner. Pricing is straightforward: the group class is $20 per person, the dance party is $20 per person, or take both for $25 per person. Wear comfortable clothing suitable for movement and bring a change of clean shoes. If you do not have dance shoes, dress shoes are recommended, while tennis shoes are discouraged because they can stick to the floor and make pivoting or turning difficult.

D-Town Farm opens its season with a market day centered on collective wellness. The day features farm-fresh dishes prepared by Chef Zi (@Chefzi_thefarmer), a wellness lineup led by Lisa Hillary J, and a marketplace highlighting local makers. Healing offerings include Ear Auricular Detox, yoga, and sound healing, with all services available by donation. Those planning to participate in yoga are encouraged to bring a mat and a water bottle. Browse the vendors, connect with the community, and enjoy a meal that honors the land.

Arepas from Papelon Arepa Bar will be available, made by the Metro Detroit area’s first arepa food truck. Chef Fernando leads the cooking while Mariale steers the operation and serves as the resident taste tester, a duo that began in 2019 with a simple table at a small outdoor market in Southwest Detroit’s Mexican Town and big dreams. They now offer catering services, a chef at home option where they cook at your party, and food truck rentals.

At Passenger Recovery, a creative writing session led by Jimmy Doom focuses on helping writers face the page with courage while using fiction as a safe place to explore vulnerable ideas. Notebooks are provided. Participants are encouraged to complete projects that foster growth, with guidance available along the way, no penalties for unfinished work, and rewards for completion that are mostly intangible with some that are tangible. The atmosphere is not competitive and centers on personal progress and clearer self expression, leaning toward fiction while welcoming nonfiction essays and memoirs that surface. Expect few rules and plenty of practical suggestions, some firmer than others, all aimed at writing with more confidence and joy. The approach challenges you to dive in and keep moving with support close by, and it invites you to share any personal goals so the session can help you reach them. Even those who have lived through intense experiences have crafted playful tales, a reminder that putting words on the page does not have to be frightening. Keep writing and build stamina, even if the only discomfort is the strain that comes from practice.

This hands-on circle of drumming and dance welcomes beginners and seasoned participants alike. Attendees may bring their own instruments or use ones available on site. It features rhythms from around the world, opportunities to connect with the community, and a chance to release daily stress through music and movement. Registration is available to share attendance plans.

An Alcoholics Anonymous meeting for the LGBTQIA+ community that welcomes participants from any location. Take part in person at Passenger Recovery or connect online.

A camo-themed celebration at the Roostertail features waterfront views, sets from DJ Snake, DJ Rod, DJ Kelly Holmes, and DJ Sam Smooth Chocolate, and dedicated areas for steppers, ballroom, and line dancing. The lineup also includes performances by K Company Dance, a fashion experience with the Style Guru of Southfield, All Jokes Aside The Comedy Club, Vendors Row, paparazzi, and a food court with Detroit food trucks, with more to come. Camouflage attire is encouraged.

A charity golf outing at Maple Lane Golf Club raises funds for Ducks for Dogs, Inc. Hosted by Pour Advice Bar, the $125 per person entry includes a round of golf with cart, lunch at the turn, and dinner with prizes afterward at Pour Advice Bar. Sponsors and donations are needed, and all proceeds support Ducks for Dogs, Inc.

This peer-led Recovery Dharma meeting centers on the belief that every person has the capacity to heal from the suffering of addiction. Guided by traditional Buddhist teachings, often called the Dharma, it offers a practical path for recovery and a way to cultivate lasting freedom.

The Chaos Championship caps the Adrenaline Cup series, a finale built for racers of every experience level. Created for podium regulars as well as first timers seeking a fun night with friends, the series rewards far more than raw speed. Each event adds a twist that can favor consistency, smart strategy, precise driving, teamwork, or even a lucky break, giving every participant a real shot at success. This closing chapter gathers the season’s most entertaining ideas for one last challenge to crown the first champion, and it may even toss out the plan and unveil something completely new on the spot. The experience mixes spirited competition, big laughs, and delightfully unpredictable moments. Each event consists of three races that run six minutes apiece and is available at all Full Throttle Adrenaline Park locations. Registration is $50 for a single event or $250 for the full eight week series, reflecting a $150 discount, and the full series price is prorated as the session moves forward. As the inaugural edition of the series, formats are being refined with participant feedback. New games can debut, favorites can return, and less successful ideas may be retired, all with the aim of delivering lively fun, offbeat challenges, and good times for drivers of any skill level.

LUCKI brings The Bad* Influence Tour to Masonic Temple Detroit with sk8star. Presented by AEG Presents, this is an all ages event.

A welcoming Monday open mic at Cannons invites performers to share music in The Listening Room hosted by Abud: A Bard. The setting supports acoustic performances and is open to participants of all backgrounds. Signups are required and can be completed in advance or on the day of the event.

Enjoy the annual summer Tuesday Market, featuring regular Saturday Market vendors offering local products and produce. Explore added health and wellness resources, plus free yoga and Zumba sessions in Shed 3. Food trucks will be on site, and many district businesses will be open to eat, shop, and explore.

Enjoy a free Hatha Yoga class at Eastern Market Shed 3, offered by Yoganic Flow in partnership with Eastern Market Corporation. Led by Yoganic Flow instructors, this traditional practice welcomes all experience levels. Registration is required. Please bring a yoga mat if you have one, along with water and a towel if you prefer. Youth ages 6 and up are welcome if they can remain quiet for the full class, and stepping out is requested if a child becomes noisy so the session remains peaceful for everyone.

A dance luncheon at NSYNC, also known as The building, welcomes a mature audience. Social dancing spans all styles, offering a friendly, laid-back atmosphere.

A relaxed bike tour highlights the Detroit Riverwalk, Milliken State Park, the Dennis Archer Greenway, and the Dequindre Cut. The route covers about 6 to 8 miles and takes approximately two hours. There is time to step off the bike and explore Eastern Market, including its murals, local vendors, and specialty food shops. The cost is $25, or $35 with a bike rental, and participation is limited to six riders.

Legato Memory Café offers a welcoming place for people living with dementia or other cognitive changes and the care partners or loved ones who support them. This monthly gathering centers on connection and community through conversation, light refreshments, and hands-on creative activities such as music making, painting, storytelling, movement, and more. Activities are designed so participants of all abilities can take part comfortably, with social time and creative exploration at the heart of the experience. No medical diagnosis is required to attend. The café meets in Allesee Hall inside the Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center. Participation is free and advance registration is encouraged. Registered participants receive parking and arrival details before the program, and complimentary parking is provided. For questions or to request access accommodations, contact Kiersten Alcorn, Manager of Engagement and Accessibility, at kalcorn@dso.org.

Trap Aerobics brings a high-energy workout to Art & Soul Garden, pairing upbeat cardio with trap music in a friendly, supportive outdoor setting. The class is open to all fitness levels and centers on moving to the beat, building strength, and enjoying a positive community. Look forward to music that keeps you motivated, a garden environment, and water plus other wellness amenities available at the venue. No dance background is required, just energy and a willingness to have fun. Consider bringing athletic shoes, comfortable workout clothing, a water bottle, and an optional towel.

Name That Tune Bingo brings a music-fueled twist to classic gameplay, turning each round into a lively sing-along. Hosted by Bigman Genesis, this interactive event blends quick song recognition with the excitement of filling your card, and the crowd sets the vibe. Participation is free with an RSVP, and it is open to all ages. Capacity is limited, so early arrival is recommended.

A weekly SLAA meeting at Passenger Recovery focuses on recovery related to sex and love. Participants gather as a group through the SLAA fellowship.

This Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament features a $10 entry fee, at least two games guaranteed for every participant, and prizes awarded to the top four finishers. It coincides with $1 wing night.

Barkside hosts Quizzo Trivia, a free trivia experience with a chance to win a Barkside gift card while dogs mingle nearby. No reservation is required. New visitors should create a dog profile and upload vaccination records before arriving. Dogs must be at least six months old, and those over one year must be spayed or neutered. Required vaccines include Rabies, DHLPP/Da2PP, and Bordetella. All human guests need to complete a Guest Waiver, which can be found on the Barkside website. Barkside combines a dog park and a bar, offering indoor and outdoor off-leash spaces where people can relax as pups play. Visitors can come for a single day or choose a membership for regular access. Dog lovers are welcome even without a canine companion.

Film Studies is a weekly upstairs movie night with Jeff that showcases a different film each session. Enjoy high-fidelity sound and sharp 4K projection, plus popcorn, with no cover charge.

Robert Lester Folsom shares the bill with John Krautner at a general admission, standing room only show. Folsom’s work has been revisited on Sunshine Only Sometimes: Archives Vol. 2, 1972–1975 from Anthology Recordings, a collection drawn from sessions around Georgia captured in bedrooms, a barn, and a motel room on a reel to reel with a rotating lineup of skilled studio musicians. The release highlights a Southern songwriter and psychedelic serviceman whose independently spirited folk rock faded from sight for a while, then surfaced again with fresh clarity.

Comedian Godfrey takes the stage at Mic Drop Comedy Detroit for a live stand-up performance featuring sharp wit, energetic delivery, and relatable humor. Expect a lively atmosphere and plenty of laughs throughout the show.