Events in Flint, MI

The Diner welcomes all Flint residents. Coffee and snacks are available when the doors open, followed by dinner service.

Enjoy a casual game of Commander, with an emphasis on the social contract. Players hoping to use a cEDH deck are asked to discuss it with their group. Commander decks are available to purchase for anyone who needs one.

First Thursdays brings together Detroit’s entrepreneurs, innovators, artists, and creatives for an evening of networking and live music. The program is designed to foster connections across the city’s ecosystem, with opportunities to meet people beyond your usual circles and discover local talent. The launch features Detroit-born rock and soul artist Verzell and his band, the Ego Trip, performing in an intimate setting. Refreshments and light bites are provided. Admission is free, and tips for the band are encouraged.

Returning for another pizza competition, this community event spotlights Genesee County pizza. Taste offerings from local pizzerias, then help choose the top pick. Browse a dessert sale and a silent auction during the evening. Proceeds support the CenterPoint Academy opportunity scholarship fund. Seating is first come, first served. Admission is $12 for adults, $6 for students ages 4 to 17, free for children 3 and under, and $10 for seniors and veterans. The event takes place at CenterPoint Church.

Enjoy an evening of spaghetti dinner, music, raffle prizes, and camaraderie. A $20 donation is requested. Alcohol purchases are limited to Irish American Club members, and memberships can be purchased at the bar.

Chat Pile performs as part of the Who Loves The Sun Tour, with Soul Glo and Shallowater. The show is open to all ages.

Explore how individual ingredients build flavor in a hands-on cooking class with Detroit chef and food educator Phil Jones, founder of The Black Food Project. Participants will prepare a savory Berbere mushroom and root vegetable cobbler topped with scallion biscuits, tasting how the spices, vegetables, and biscuit come together. The class includes a plant-forward light supper and a Layer Builder Kit to take home for further kitchen experiments. It can be attended on its own or as part of the three-class cooking series, Make It Do What It Do.

Nic & Kay are headed to Hamlin Pub Davison for an appearance.

A meditation meeting for people in Alcoholics Anonymous.

SMART Recovery is an evidence-informed recovery approach grounded in Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. It supports people with substance dependencies or problem behaviors as they build and maintain motivation, cope with urges and cravings, manage thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and work toward a balanced life.

NMU alumni can gather to watch the Detroit Red Wings, with friends and family welcome. Each ticket includes a donation to NMU, and co-branded NMU and Red Wings hats will be available at the game on a first-come, first-served basis. Wear green and gold. Presented by Michigan First Credit Union. No NMU staff will be present.

Los Angeles electronic artist Baby Jane brings a dark, hypnotic sound to El Club Detroit, blending gothic house, techno, witch house, Eurodance, hardstyle, and dark electronic pop. Drawing on early-2000s rave nostalgia, horror-inspired imagery, and emotionally charged songwriting, her music moves between haunting and euphoric. The live performance combines DJ sets and vocals with horror-inspired soundscapes, poetry, and immersive visuals.

The Bill Meyer Group hosts an open jazz jam in Detroit, described as the city’s longest-running jam.

Día de Muertos Community Day brings people together to celebrate remembrance and culture, presented in collaboration with LatinX. Admission is free. The event features family friendly activities for all ages, including interactive art projects, live art demos, calavera-inspired face painting, and live music through the FIM Music Around Town Series. Traditional fare will be available, along with a few surprise touches. Attendees are welcome to bring a photograph or small keepsake to add to the community ofrenda, creating a shared space to honor loved ones who have passed.

Take part in an open-play Commander gathering with new games starting as players are ready. Players are encouraged to choose opponents with decks of similar power levels when possible. The entry fee includes a booster pack of your choice priced at $4.95 or less, plus a promo.

Formerly known as Winter Wellness, this foundational class shares practical ways to navigate seasonal illness with the help of herbs. Participants explore how to care for acute viral issues when they arise and how to support the immune system in hopes of preventing them. Topics include selecting appropriate options for dry versus wet coughs, easing sniffles and sneezes, addressing fevers, and soothing a sore throat, with guidance on choosing what fits best based on how someone is presenting. The discussion spans herbs, foods, supplements, and other supportive tools, along with strategies to regain wellness if sickness strikes this winter, including attention to specific symptoms. The fee is $25 and advance registration is required. Register in the store, by phone, or online, then add your chosen classes to the cart and complete checkout to finalize your spot.

Explore a landmark era of astronomical discovery with a First Friday lecture at Longway Planetarium. In the 19th century, telescopes grew larger and the known Solar System expanded dramatically, with the tally of recognized worlds rising from seven to hundreds. Learn how the U‑M Detroit Observatory in Ann Arbor, established in 1854, became a prominent center for study and practice. Austin Edmister, Assistant Director for Astronomy at the Frankel Detroit Observatory, leads this live presentation. Admission is free thanks to sponsor and planetarium supporter Jim Chintyan. The lecture begins promptly and there is no late seating, so plan to arrive early for the best choice of seats.

Comedian DL Hughley and journalist Don Lemon come together for “Anything Goes.”

Enjoy an evening of karaoke, music, and a chance to win a $75 gas card. Purchase any mocktail to be entered into the giveaway, with the winner announced during the event.

This boxing event at Sexy Steak Restaurant features professional and amateur fights and raises money to help young boxing athletes travel to competitions without carrying the financial burden themselves.

Experience a musical journey through the timeless songs of Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong at The Jazz Room in Detroit.

Experience the music of Hans Zimmer in a live concert performed by the Listeso String Quartet under the gentle glow of candlelight at the Gem Theatre. The program features selections from films including Inception, The Lion King, Dunkirk, The Dark Knight, Gladiator, Interstellar, Dune, Sherlock Holmes, Pirates of the Caribbean, Man of Steel, and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Hans Zimmer or his representatives. The performance lasts 60 minutes. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis within each zone.

Zac Brown Band brings the Love & Fear Tour to Little Caesars Arena. Admission uses mobile tickets only, so add them to your mobile wallet in advance for smoother entry. Early arrival is encouraged due to multiple events in District Detroit, and re-entry is not allowed once you exit. Payments for parking, concessions, and merchandise are cashless. Bag rules are strict... clutches must be no larger than 4 x 6 x 1.5 inches, while diaper and medical bags are permitted up to 14 x 14 x 6 inches. Ticket options include a public on sale, Ticketmaster and partner presales, Zamily Fan Club and ZBB Community presales, a venue presale, VIP packages, and a special Mother's Day offer.

Take part in a casual Magic: The Gathering tournament featuring the Standard format. The entry fee is $5, and prize payouts depend on the number of players. Participation is capped at 24 players, and pre-registration is recommended to guarantee a spot.

Enjoy a friendly, competitive night of cornhole featuring a Switcholio or round-robin format with a $5 buy-in. Registration is through Scoreholio by searching for Auto City Eagles. After the tournament, a blind draw double-elimination competition offers another chance to play, with a separate $5 buy-in.

Drink & Think Book Club will discuss Stephen King’s Fairy Tale. The gathering is an opportunity to talk about the book and share in a love of reading.

Sueco brings a genre-blending mix of rock, punk, metal, hip hop, and pop to the stage, combining big hooks, raw emotion, and high-energy performance. The platinum-certified independent artist has earned a global following with more than a billion streams. This North American headline tour accompanies his upcoming full-length album, PARTYS OVER, and features Jeris Johnson, his longtime friend and collaborator.

Hope, a South Korean feature from director Na Hong-jin, runs 160 minutes and is presented in English and Korean with English subtitles. Rated R, it follows police outpost chief Bum-seok and officer Sung-ae as they respond to reports of a destructive, unidentified creature in the secluded village of Hope Harbor. Nearby hunters enter the forest to track the threat and soon find themselves pursued. As assumptions crumble, tensions rise and a cascade of choices propels the community toward consequences that reach far beyond the village. Admission is $7 for non-members, $6 for FIA members, and $5 for FOMA members. For questions about a new accessibility initiative, email access@flintarts.org or call 810.234.1695.

Pianist and composer Charu Suri blends Indian ragas with traditional jazz in a style she calls “raga jazz,” drawing on musical influences from India, Europe, and Africa. Her compositions feature mood-setting ragas, and her work has received multiple awards, including recognition for “Verona Waltz” as Best Jazz Song in North America at the 2023 Intercontinental Music Awards. Her album “Rags & Ragas,” recorded with John Patitucci, Steve Gadd, and Joe Lastie, reached number three on the iTunes jazz charts. Suri’s performances bring together a distinctive mix of musical traditions and jazz.

Emo Night Karaoke takes over The Sanctuary in Detroit with a crowd-powered format where a full live band backs your vocals amid complete stage production and visuals. The ENK collective features seasoned musicians who have toured worldwide and performed at Warped Tour and When We Were Young, delivering an authentic concert feel while you handle lead vocals. Signups are available for anyone ready to step up and sing emo favorites with the band.

The Plum Street Band and The Smokin' 45s are featured, with admission priced at $10.

Experience a tribute to hip-hop performed by the Listeso String Quartet at the Gem Theatre. The concert pairs live string arrangements with the gentle glow of candlelight, featuring music associated with artists including Coolio, Cardi B, Jay-Z, Outkast, Lauryn Hill, Drake, 2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G., Dr. Dre, Eminem, and Beyoncé. The performance is not affiliated with or endorsed by the artists or their representatives. The concert lasts 60 minutes, and the venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Seating is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis within each zone.

Arrive with an upbeat attitude and your best dance shoes for a high-energy time. Admission is limited to guests 21 and older, and there is no cover charge. Making a reservation is recommended to secure your spot.

Visit Deep Roots Detroit at the Grown in Detroit Stand in Shed 2 at Eastern Market. Find farm-fresh eggs raised and collected in Detroit, along with pesticide-free produce, plants, flowers, and native flowers, grasses, and shrubs. Payment options include EBT/SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, credit, and Cash App.

Celebrate the season with a 5K run and walk that raises funds for the Raider 11U Orange Baseball Team. This family-friendly event welcomes competitive runners, casual walkers, Raider fans, and baseball families. Every entry supports the team’s opportunities to grow, compete, travel, and build memories on and off the field. Community spirit is the focus, with all proceeds directed to the team and a shared push toward its fundraising goal.

Experience a nostalgic spin on yo-yoing with a focus on creative tricks and lighthearted competition. Expect a range of contest divisions along with quick mini-contests. Families are welcome, and parents and siblings are encouraged to bring their own yo-yos to take part.

Enjoy a donation-based yoga class designed for all levels, led by rotating teachers. Depending on the instructor and the weather, the class may take place in the greenspace or Fellowship Hall.

Celebrate Women 2 Women Michigan’s Sweet 16 with a weekend centered on empowerment, meaningful connection, and community. This expo offers vendors and sponsors the chance to spotlight their brands and services, expand visibility through advertising, share expertise from the stage, and build relationships with industry leaders and fellow entrepreneurs. Attendees can explore local vendors and boutiques, take part in workshops and panel discussions, enjoy live entertainment, and discover ways to draw on faith and feminine strength to navigate today’s challenges. It is a gathering that brings women and brands together to learn, network, and celebrate womanhood.

Gather for tabletop games on the first Saturday of each month. Choose from the onsite collection or bring your own. A free swap table lets you trade a game you are ready to part with for one you want to explore. Beverages, baked goods, and sandwiches will be available for purchase. Admission is free, the event is open to the public, and all ages are welcome.

Peticured’s mobile nail trimming truck offers walk-in sessions at Barkside Detroit for $20, including a Dremel file for short, smooth nails. Scan the QR code at the bar to enter the virtual queue and receive a notification when it is your turn. Barkside combines a dog park with a bar, with indoor and outdoor off-leash areas where dogs can play while people relax with a drink. Dogs visiting Barkside must be at least six months old and meet its spay or neuter and vaccination requirements. New visitors must create a dog profile, upload vaccine records, and complete a guest waiver. Dog lovers are welcome even without a dog.

Creative Cafe hosts a relaxed meetup where participants can work on personal pieces alongside fellow creatives. Sketching, drawing, painting, printmaking, hand lettering, graphic design, and doodling are all encouraged. Admission is free, the gathering is open to the public, and it welcomes creators of every experience level. The cafe will offer beverages, sandwiches, and baked treats for purchase.

Design a festive table centerpiece suited to Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s using seasonal textures and color. The project features frosted white greens, silver dollar eucalyptus, red and white accents, pinecones, and ribbon. Light refreshments will be offered, including tea, shrub, and hors d’oeuvres. An End-of-Winter Sale will be available with 50 to 60 percent off marked items. Facebook responses do not hold a place, so advance registration with pre-payment is required to secure participation. The cost is $50.

Explore the captivating world of fungi in a hands-on workshop led by the team at Great Lakes Mushroom Company. Participants learn to cultivate mushrooms at home using four different methods, following the process from spore to harvest in a format that welcomes all experience levels. The session also covers gourmet varieties that enhance cooking and medicinal mushrooms known for their wellness benefits, with complimentary gourmet mushroom dishes for every attendee. Beyond cultivation, the workshop offers insights into the vital ecological roles of mushrooms and their value for environmental stewardship. The experience is interactive and engaging, with expert guidance from the Great Lakes Mushroom Company team and opportunities to connect with others who share an interest in nature, sustainability, and the wonders of mushrooms. Attendees receive exclusive offers on company products, enjoy free mushroom coffee throughout the event, savor additional mushroom food, and receive a 5 lb ready-to-fruit mushroom grow kit to continue growing at home.

Capoeira is a dynamic Afro-Brazilian art that brings together movement, music, culture, and self-expression. Classes offer a total-body workout that develops strength, cardio, stamina, flexibility, balance, coordination, and body control, while supporting focus, confidence, creativity, and stress relief. Beginners and experienced participants are welcome, with training alongside a supportive group and room to develop an individual style in the roda.

Create and take home a signature perfume by blending from a selection of four to eight fragrances. The workshop includes a clear glass perfume bottle, custom labels, complimentary wine, hors d'oeuvres, raffle giveaways, and access to shop other products. It is for ladies, and the cost is $50.

Step into Sacred Souls Gathering, an introductory circle designed to offer a warm start for newcomers. Participants meet the guides, explore foundational sacred practices, and connect with fellow seekers in a supportive setting. The monthly theme, Gathering of the Circle, highlights how temples can be both personal and communal, with attention to group dynamics, ethical considerations, and the power of gathering in shared sacred spaces. Expect a guided circle lasting about one to two hours, featuring an accessible introduction, open conversation, and simple practices that help beginners feel at ease. The environment is intentionally inclusive and free of judgment, encouraging exploration without gatekeeping. This experience suits the curious who are unsure where to begin, the open-minded interested in magic and intuition, and anyone seeking connection with like-minded souls through a sacred circle.

This hands-on Girl Scouts Senior workshop at Longway Planetarium centers on the sky and space science. Participants delve into astronomy with a look at planets, stars, and the solar system. They will design a space exploration vehicle and consider the scientific principles behind their build. The program also examines the causes of light pollution and its impact on the night sky. To conclude, attendees create sky-inspired art that celebrates celestial wonders. Cost is $15.00. For details or questions regarding scouts programs, contact 810-237-3409 or KJimmerson@sloanlongway.org.

An Alcoholics Anonymous speaker meeting.

Taproot is featured for this event, with advance tickets priced at $25. Purchase early to take advantage of the advance rate.

Daniel Sloss brings BITTER, a brand new tour, to The Fillmore Detroit in Detroit, MI. This event welcomes guests ages 16 and over. Opening acts may change without prior notice, and attendees are required to keep phones and other devices powered off during the show.

Sombr blends dreamy melodies, raw emotion, and bedroom-pop sounds in an atmospheric listening experience shaped by heartfelt lyrics.

Pianist and composer Charu Suri blends Indian ragas with traditional jazz in a style she calls “raga jazz,” drawing on musical influences from India, Europe, and Africa. Her compositions feature mood-invoking ragas, and her recent album, RAGS & RAGAS, was recorded with John Patitucci, Steve Gadd, and Joe Lastie. Suri’s work has received multiple awards, including Best Jazz Song in North America for “Verona Waltz.”

Know Good is a genre-blending project by cousins Tanner and Sylas Morgan, combining pop, rock, rap, electronic sounds, and heavy bass. Their live performances blend the energy of a DJ set with live instrumentation, including drums, guitar, violin, and vocals. Drawing on Sylas’s DJ experience and Tanner’s skills as a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, the duo moves between styles to create a dynamic, high-energy show.

Enjoy a Sunday brunch buffet at Bavarian Inn Lodge, featuring signature Bavarian Inn and seasonal dishes, pasta, carved meats, an egg station, and more in the indoor courtyard. Coffee, tea, and juice are included, with Bloody Marys and mimosas also available.

All Things Detroit Holiday Shopping Experience 2026 fills the sheds with a festive marketplace and a lively food truck rally. Explore offerings from 200 small businesses, featuring local artists, handmade gifts, craft goods, and unique one of a kind finds. Enjoy a variety of food trucks, Detroit DJs performing in every shed, and photos with Santa, creating a spirited outing for all ages. General admission is $7 and available only at the door. Beat the Crowd VIP tickets are $15 and sold online only, with a private shopping window, an All Things Detroit tote bag, and a surprise holiday gift while supplies last. Guests listed on the same ticket must arrive together. Will Call is not available, and entry is at Shed 3 or Shed 5.

Enjoy a monthly crochet class hosted by Allie of Allie's Crochet Corner. Bring a project of your own or try one provided at the class. All skill levels and ages are welcome, and admission is free and open to the public. Beverages, sandwiches, and baked goods will be available for purchase.

Family Day offers food, arcade games, and activities for the whole family. Children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. A portion of Family Day token sales in 2026 will be donated to Gamers Outreach, which provides recreation to children in hospitals through video games and the gaming community.

Play Digimon Card Game in a fast-paced constructed event focused on digivolving monsters and battling opponents. Entry costs $5, and prizes are awarded in booster packs based on the number of players. The event is capped at 24 players, and pre-registration is recommended to guarantee a spot. Players must complete one full round in good faith to qualify for prizes.

Dixon brings his boundary-pushing electric violin to Fischer Hall for a live concert that blends innovation and emotion. Performing on a five string electric violin, he builds layered soundscapes in real time with a looping setup he created, shaping a solo symphonic experience that intertwines with reflections from his personal journey from technology leader and symphony player to full-time artist. His track record spans more than a thousand concerts across North America, multiple TED talks and performances, over a decade at Burning Man and Electric Forest, and appearances on radio, television, and film. Audiences have responded with standing ovations and praise that highlights the dreamlike, powerful, and moving nature of the music. This indoor, seated show offers advance general admission at $32, student admission at $12, and tickets for children 12 and under at $7, all including fees. If available, tickets at the door are $40.

Poetry in Motion Art Show & The Color Experience brings together an interactive coloring session and an open mic series, creating a space for community building and shared memories.

Take part in a weekly local One Piece TCG event with a $5 entry fee. The event is limited to 24 players, and pre-registration is recommended to guarantee a spot. Prizes are awarded in booster packs, with the payout depending on the number of players. Players must complete one full round of play in good faith to be eligible for prizes.

Pianist and composer Charu Suri blends Indian ragas with traditional jazz in a style she calls “raga jazz,” drawing on musical techniques and sounds from India, Europe, and Africa. Born in South India, she began performing in concert halls at an early age. Her acclaimed recordings include RAGS & RAGAS, featuring John Patitucci on double bass and Steve Gadd and Joe Lastie on drums. Her work has received multiple awards, including Best Jazz Song in North America for “Verona Waltz.”

Pouya brings The Forever Glades Tour to Detroit. The show is open to all ages, and support acts are subject to change without notice.

Dev Lemons brings together alternative pop, indie rock, and internet-era storytelling in a live performance that balances emotional honesty with offbeat humor. Her infectious hooks and candid lyrics explore heartbreak, anxiety, dating, and self-discovery, paired with soaring melodies and indie textures.

Pouya is appearing at The Fillmore in Detroit.

Since Entertainment presents Hurricane Wisdom: Weathering the World at the Magic Stick. The show is open to all ages.

ASIST is a two-day suicide intervention training that explores how people think about suicide and shares practical ways to help. Participants learn to provide suicide prevention first aid for family, friends, co-workers, and others in the community. Breakfast and lunch are provided. The training is free to attend, although space is limited, and completion includes 14 CEUs at no cost. For questions, contact Evan Philburn at ephilburn@genhs.org or 810-844-3718.

Create a 6.5 by 6.5 inch stained glass snowflake at Stallings Stained Glass. The class features precut clear glass in textured and iridescent options, so no cutting is required. Add a touch of color with glass nuggets, wrap each piece with hobby lead came, then solder everything together to complete your snowflake. All materials are provided, no prior glass experience is needed, and participants must be 14 or older. The cost is $49 per person. Payment is required in advance and is nonrefundable. One date change is allowed with at least seven days notice, and there are no makeups for missed classes. For safety, wear long pants and closed toe shoes.

Create a stained glass succulent in a beginner-friendly workshop at Stallings Stained Glass. Work with a selection of pre-cut clear glass in textured or iridescent finishes, then add glass nuggets for a touch of color. No glass cutting is required. Participants will wrap pieces with hobby lead and solder them together. All materials are included, no prior glass experience is needed, and attendees must be 14 or older. The cost is $49 per person. Class policies: payment is required in advance and is nonrefundable. A date change may be made one time with at least seven days notice, and there are no make-up sessions for missed classes. For safety, please do not wear shorts or open-toed shoes.

Screened at Longway Planetarium, America the Beautiful invites viewers on a coast-to-coast cinematic journey that honors the United States’ remarkable natural landscapes and the conservation work that helps protect them. Travel through towering mountains, wide-open plains, surprising deserts, winding rivers, and vibrant wetlands, all filmed for the giant screen with immersive clarity and scale. Narrated by Kelsey Grammer. Recommended for ages 12 and up, at a guardian’s discretion. Please arrive before the show begins, as there is no late seating once it has started.

The library’s board will meet in the Frieda Meachum Conference Room at the Millington Arbela District Library in Millington, Michigan. For more information, call (989) 871-2003.

Cook the Book is a Wickson Library book club that brings cooking and reading together through a shared potluck. As part of the 2026 schedule, Michelle selects a featured cookbook before each meeting and places it at the circulation desk. Participants browse the book, choose a recipe, add their name to the registration form, then prepare the dish and bring it to share at the potluck. The current cookbook selection is posted in the event’s Discussion tab and also available at the circulation desk.

A Killer's Confession performs at The Machine Shop with special guests Dizasterpiece and Dead Things. Advance tickets are $20.

The ABC Merit Mixer brings together Joe Stewart of the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS), his team, and ABC members for an evening centered on networking and conversation. Appetizers and refreshments will be available throughout the event. The gathering will be held at Uptown North Main. Admission is free, and advance registration is required.

Begin your embroidery journey with a beginner friendly, hands on workshop at the Sloan Museum of Discovery in the Discovery Lab. Learn foundational stitches, experiment with patterns and textures, and create a personal project to take home. The session includes expert instruction, all tools and materials, and plenty of unhurried time to make something you are proud of. Cost is $20 and registration is open to ages 16 and up. Space is limited and registration is required.

Damon Terrell, a Detroit-born multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer, brings a vibrant fusion of funk-leaning jazz with touches of rock, blues, and Latin. A recipient of the 2026 D.B.M.A. award for Best Jazz Artist, he taught himself guitar at 17 after his grandmother gifted him his first instrument, drawing early influence from Prince, Eddie Van Halen, and Jimi Hendrix, then later from Yanni and other smooth jazz voices. His debut album In My Life spans multiple styles, earning a nomination in the inspirational jazz category, nationwide airplay, international sales in France, Germany, and Guam, and positive attention from the New York Times. The follow-up, Transformation, heads in a new direction with a 1970s urban vibe refreshed for the modern era and has connected with listeners across the United States. On stage, expect fiery guitar work, dramatic athletic moves, and a polished touch that channels his passion to the crowd. This appearance includes two sets, with an option to pair the music with a dinner-and-show experience.

Create a 6 by 6 inch heart nightlight using a selection of pre-cut glass in various colors, textures, and iridescent finishes. Add decorative glass nuggets, wrap the pieces with hobby lead, then solder them together to complete your project. All materials are provided, no prior glass experience is required, and participants must be 16 or older. The cost is $49 per person. Payment is due in advance and refunds are not available. You may reschedule once with at least seven days’ notice, and there are no make-up sessions for missed classes. For safety, please do not wear shorts or open-toed shoes.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey brings an all-new edition to Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, featuring special guest Bello Nock. This reimagined circus is a fast-paced celebration of jaw-dropping acts, big laughs, and memorable moments. Built for sharing with family and friends, it aims to amaze audiences of all ages with bold performances and next-level family fun from The Greatest Show on Earth.

Spend time with fellow makers at a relaxed crafting session where you can focus on your own project and enjoy creative company. Bring whatever you like to work on, from knitting and crochet to cross stitch, beading, coloring, drawing, or hand sewing. To keep things tidy, please skip glue and glitter. This gathering is open to the public with free admission, and purchases at the host location are appreciated to show support. Appreciation goes to Financial Plus Credit Union for sponsoring the meetup.

Michigander performs in a general admission, standing-room-only setting. All ages are welcome. One dollar from every ticket sold supports HeadCount and its work to register voters and encourage participation in democracy through music and popular culture.

Experience a screening of The Incomer, a 2026 R-rated English-language feature from Ireland and the U.K., directed by Louis Paxton and running 102 minutes. On a secluded Scottish island, siblings Isla and Sandy spend their days bird hunting and speaking with mythical figures while pushing back against outsiders. Everything shifts when Daniel, a socially awkward council official, arrives to relocate them. The film earned the 2026 Sundance NEXT Innovator Award. Admission is $7 for non-members, $6 for FIA members, and $5 for FOMA members. For questions about the new accessibility initiative, email access@flintarts.org or call 810.234.1695.

Mixtape Knockoffs return to Scooter's Bar & Grill for their final performance of 2026. It is their closing stop at the venue for the year.

Celebrate the final day of the season before a break until May 2027. Browse the End-of-Season Sale featuring many one-of-a-kind gifts at special prices, and enjoy refreshments served throughout the day. There is no cost to attend.

An annual craft market hosted by the Swartz Creek Band Boosters brings vendors and shoppers together at Swartz Creek High School in Swartz Creek, Michigan. Expect a wide selection of booths, plenty of deals, and snacks available while you browse. Information about the vendor lineup will be shared as the event approaches. The organizers state that the only official communication is through Scbandscraftmarket@gmail.com and the event page, and any comments requesting a direct message are spam. Vendors and food trucks interested in participating can email Scbandscraftmarket@gmail.com.

Flint Handmade hosts an indoor craft supply swap at Creative Cafe that welcomes crafters of all ages. Bring clean, gently used materials you are ready to pass along, such as fabric, thread, ribbons, sewing notions, buttons, patterns, craft books, scrapbooking items, adhesives, painting supplies, embroidery hoops and floss, yarn, crochet hooks, knitting needles, beads, and jewelry-making supplies. Volunteers set up tables by category and will place your contributions in the right spot, and everyone is free to take as much or as little as they like, even if they did not bring anything. Please pack donations in cardboard boxes or plastic bags you do not need returned and bring your own bag for the items you want to take home; Flint Handmade tote bags will be available for $5. A suggested donation of $3 to $5 supports Flint Handmade. When the swap wraps up, remaining supplies are added to the Community Art & Craft Supply Closet. Free admission, open to the public, and welcoming to all ages.

The circus arrives with an all-new edition of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey, created as a high-energy celebration for families. The show blends astonishing stunts, big laughs, and moments made for sharing, making it a one-of-a-kind experience for kids and longtime fans alike. Expect a steady stream of bold, joy-sparking performances that deliver serious wow factor. The Greatest Show On Earth turns the experience into a party, with excitement that grows together in the crowd and the joy of taking it all in side by side.

Now in its 14th year, this Veterans Honor Run features an 11K, a 5K run, a 5K walk, and a 5K ruck, serving as the anchor event of the Burton Race Series. A portion of net proceeds supports Disabled American Veterans. Participants in the 11K and the 5K ruck receive a 2026 VHR challenge coin, and the first 250 people to register receive a 2026 VHR dog tag. The 11K run, 5K run, and 5K walk are scored separately, with medals awarded to the top three in each age and gender division. After the finish, runners are provided a post race meal of pasta, salad, and a bread stick. Sponsorship and volunteer opportunities are available for those who want to support without taking part in a race.

Start with prevention to keep pets protected and living their best lives. This clinic offers core wellness services in one convenient visit, including vaccinations, microchipping, intestinal parasite screening, heartworm testing, deworming, nail trimming, and essential wellness checks. Advance registration is required for every service because capacity is limited. VIP Petcare provides affordable, professional veterinary care that helps pets thrive throughout the year.

Flint-based guitarist Declan Cronley performs relaxed guitar renditions ranging from modern pop songs to classic jazz standards. The concert features a variety of guitar music for listeners of every generation.

AEG Presents Saosin as they mark the 20th anniversary of the band’s self-titled album, performing songs from that release along with more from their catalog. The lineup features Cove Reber, Beau Burchell, Phil Sgrosso, Chris Sorenson, and Alex Rodriguez. Supporting performances come from Silent Planet, Like Moths to Flames, and Save Us. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

Magic5 returns to Hamlin Pub (Davison) for a lively celebration filled with fun and good vibes.

Moonshine Bandits headline a live show with special guests Kelsey Lynn and Big Murph. Advance tickets are $22.

Lounge Flies bring a high-energy rock show to Scooter's Bar & Grill, filling the room with driving guitars and a lively atmosphere as they take the stage.

Step Afrika! brings rhythm, movement, and cultural celebration to the Detroit Opera House. Founded in 1994, this leading company is devoted to the art of stepping, uniting the percussive tradition of African American stepping with traditional African dance and contemporary movement. The result is a high-energy performance filled with precise footwork and vibrant storytelling.

Bring your deer for a chance to win prizes for both bucks and does, and enjoy time with fellow outdoorsmen.

MI Bride Guide presents Pumpkins & Proposals, an autumn themed wedding expo at The River View at Frankenmuth Brewery in Frankenmuth, Michigan. Explore wedding planning ideas, connect with a wide range of vendors, and enjoy seasonal sips and samples from local culinary professionals. Admission is $10, cash at the door, and 10 percent of door proceeds supports Midland’s Open Door. Pre-registered brides receive free admission. A $500 cash grand prize, courtesy of Team Titus Events, will be awarded, and attendees must be present to win. Wearing flannel doubles the chance to win, and the first 50 brides receive extra entries. The event also features plinko, spin to win games, and autumn themed door prizes.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey presents a refreshed production that turns the circus into a high-energy celebration for all ages. Expect a fast-paced lineup of astonishing feats, big laughs, and moments made to remember, all designed for sharing with family and friends. The emphasis is on collective wonder, whether it is a first glimpse of the spectacle or a return visit from longtime fans. A range of bold, joy-filled acts come together as a unique, communal experience that aims to amaze from beginning to end.

Patti LaBelle brings The 80/65 Tour to Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts for a performance. Venue doors open two hours before showtime, and the theater opens for seating one hour prior. Guests younger than five will not be admitted.

Pinball tournaments welcome participants of all ages. Entry is free, though players need to purchase a game card to play. The main tournament uses target match play across seven pinball machines, with randomly assigned groups and points awarded each round. The first half of players to reach nine points advance to group-play playoffs, where the top two in each group move on. A mini side tournament runs during the finals and is open to anyone on site, including those who did not qualify for the main tournament. Multiple giveaways and prizes are available to winners. The Family Fun Center has more than 180 high-end games, and food and drinks are available at the Ratskeller Cafe.

Grammy-nominated violinist, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Andrew Bird appears with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra for his first performance alongside the ensemble. Known for a style that blends and defies genres, he brings expansive sonorities threaded with jazz, folk, and pop influences. The program marks two decades of The Mysterious Production of Eggs, presented start to finish in new orchestral settings. After the album set, Bird closes with a collection of favorites drawn from nearly thirty years of music.

This no-cost baby pantry is offered on a recurring schedule, providing ongoing opportunities to take part. First-time visitors are welcome, and the tone is one of gratitude for the chance to help.

FGYP collaborates with the Flushing Area Chamber of Commerce for an after hours networking meetup at Jacks Place. This casual gathering welcomes both current and prospective members to connect, build relationships, and support a local business. There is no set agenda, so arriving a little late or leaving early is fine. Registration is not required, though providing an RSVP helps the organizers and the venue prepare.

Mo Jones Bass brings soulful, classic tunes to Madison’s On Main in downtown Flushing. Settle in for a relaxed evening where dinner and live music come together in a calm, welcoming setting.

Golden hour Christmas mini sessions at Sharp Farm in Swartz Creek, MI feature photo backdrops with antique trucks, a greenhouse, and Santa. These sessions create festive images that work well for holiday cards. Each session includes a print release for all edited photos and a 20 percent discount on Christmas card orders.

Presented as part of the FOMA Film Series, this screening features American Agitators, a 2024 U.S. documentary directed by Raymond Telles. The 94 minute, English language film explores the practice of grassroots organizing in the United States through the work of Fred Ross Sr., spotlighting his enduring methods and the efforts of leaders such as Dolores Huerta and Fred Ross Jr., along with organizers continuing the mission today. Admission is $7 for non-members, $6 for FIA members, and $5 for FOMA members. For questions about a new accessibility initiative, contact access@flintarts.org or call 810.234.1695.

Little Big Town’s For The Art Of It Tour features special guest Mae Estes. The venue has a bag size limit, with exceptions for diaper and medical bags. Payments for parking, concessions, and merchandise are cashless, and tickets are mobile. Saving tickets to a mobile wallet before the show is recommended. Early arrival is strongly recommended because multiple events are taking place in the District Detroit. Re-entry is not permitted.

Get into the spirit at the Merry and Bright holiday market inside Harvey Kern Pavilion. Shop for distinctive gifts, seasonal decorations, and tasty treats from a variety of vendors, and enjoy festive food and drinks throughout the day. Families can capture complimentary photos with Santa, and children and pets are welcome in the picture. A small number of vendor spaces remain, processed on a first come, first served basis. For vending inquiries, text (213) 218-5017 or email vfapply@gmail.com.

The annual Craft Bazaar returns to Flushing High School, presented by the General Federation of Women's Club Flushing Women's Club.

Take on a festive 5K run or walk at the Flint Elks Golf Course. This family friendly event welcomes runners and walkers of all ages and abilities, whether aiming for a personal best or enjoying an easy paced outing. The route moves through the course on well kept turf with gentle hills and paved cart paths for a scenic fall experience. Registration includes a chip timed 5K with live results, overall and age group awards, a custom Dri Fit event T shirt, a custom finisher medal, free race photos, and post race refreshments. Packet pickup takes place at the Flint Elks Golf Course.

Celebrate the season by crafting handmade holiday cards at a friendly workshop in Byron. Hosted at the Byron Municipal Building, this event offers two sessions, and you can register for one or both to create even more cards. The cost is 40 dollars per kit, with an optional donation that supports Byron Fireworks Friends and their community efforts. Each kit includes one of each of ten pre-cut designs, and participants will learn useful techniques, including festive fancy folds. Stamps and inks are available to use during the workshop. All ages and experience levels are welcome, and bringing a friend adds to the fun. Door prizes and light snacks are provided. Please bring a drink, adhesive, scissors, and basic crafting tools. Adhesive will be available for purchase if needed. For more information, contact Valerie Turner of Val’s Happy at Heart Papercrafting, a Stampin’ Up! Independent Demonstrator.

This event highlights mom-owned small businesses. Enjoy a day of shopping small while supporting these entrepreneurs. Additional information will be shared in the coming weeks.

Harvey Kern Pavilion becomes a festive marketplace featuring many vendors with unique presents, seasonal décor, and tasty treats. Enjoy holiday food and beverages while taking in the cheerful atmosphere. Complimentary photos with Santa are available, and families can include children and pets in the picture. It offers a warm way for friends and families to start the holiday season in Frankenmuth.

Cover Junkies return to the stage at Scooter's Bar & Grill with a set of familiar cover songs. The night features recognizable tunes performed live.

An energetic mix built for dancing spans classic rock, contemporary rock, 80s favorites, and a touch of country, all upbeat and dance ready. The event takes place at Fraternal Order of Eagles Davison Aerie #3589.

Los Tigres del Norte bring the next chapter of their long-running career to Fox Theatre, following the success of the La Loteria tour. With more than five decades of music, multiple international awards, and a legacy that has influenced generations, this performance celebrates their worldwide impact and their close connection with audiences in the United States and beyond. The show honors a history that continues to resonate across borders while moving their story forward.

Enjoy a paint-and-sip session at Biggby Coffee in Frankenmuth, where participants follow a step-by-step tutorial and paint on a board of their choice. Tickets are $40 per seat and include all painting supplies. Prepayment is required unless otherwise arranged, and selecting “Going” does not reserve a place in the class. Photos may be taken during the event for memories and advertising.

Celebrate the OP-18 release with a sealed One Piece Card Game event featuring Rainbow Leader rules. Registration through Bandai TCG+ is required. Entry is $30, the player cap is 64, and the number of rounds will be determined by attendance. Prizes are awarded as you play. Earn one OP-18 pack for each match win. All participants receive a participation promo and an OP-18 Release Event Pack, and the winner also receives a winner promo. To help make room for everyone, please register for only one of the two days. Additional registrations will be removed.

A no-cost Thanksgiving meal for the Shiawassee County community will be offered at the Shiawassee Council on Aging, Owosso Senior Center. Attendees can also sign up to receive complimentary Heat and Eat meals delivered to their homes.

Mt. Morris First United Methodist Church is hosting a holiday craft show featuring handmade and home-crafted items. Vendor spaces are available for $15 if you bring your own table or $25 if a table is supplied. To request a vendor contract, call 810-686-3870 or email mtmorrisfirstumc@gmail.com. If no one answers, leave a message and a return call will be provided.

A festive holiday craft bazaar will fill the parish hall at St. Peter Parish in Chesaning, featuring several vendors and free admission. This indoor gathering includes a raffle where a donation offers a chance to win a door prize. The organizer is seeking additional vendors who sell items such as soap, candles, handmade jewelry, and packaged treats like chocolate dipped pretzels. For vendor applications and details, contact St. Peter Parish at 989-845-1794 and ask for Kris. Do not send vendor fees online; obtain payment instructions directly from the church, and be cautious of scammers.

This annual fundraiser benefits The Ivy House and brings together live music, comedy, fellowship, and fundraising. The evening includes a cocktail hour and time to mix and mingle before the show.

Part of the FOMA Film Series, this Italian feature from 2025 follows Holly, a daydreaming worker fascinated by space-time glitches, who meets Arabella, a rebellious seven-year-old eager to flee her self-absorbed author father. Believing their encounter is a cosmic cue and that Arabella might be her younger self returning for a second shot, Holly sets out on an unconventional road trip that brings two lost souls together in search of change. Directed by Carolina Cavalli, the film runs 107 minutes, is presented in Italian with English subtitles, and is not rated. Admission is $7 for non-members, $6 for FIA members, and $5 for FOMA members. For questions about the new accessibility initiative, contact access@flintarts.org or call 810.234.1695.

Detroit Riddim Crew brings a mix of original reggae, ska, and dub shaped by Jamaican roots, a jazz touch, and a Detroit groove. The group has recorded at Castle Hooligan and performed together for more than five years, uniting musicians dedicated to both new material and classic Jamaican tunes. Recognition includes a Michigan Music Award for the live EP Live at Cliff Bells, a Detroit Music Award for Outstanding World Recording, and a Grammy shortlist mention for Detroit Riddim Crew meets Crazy Baldhead: Instru-Mental. Their releases span global singles, including a Jamaica-cut 45, and a debut full length titled Detroit Riddim Crew and Friends, tracked in part at Anchor Studios in Kingston with Flabba Holt, Steve Golding, and Kirk Bennet. Their records are available through Abbey Productions and JumpUp Records in Chicago and worldwide. Past appearances include Arts, Beats, and Eats, Winter Blast, and venues around the country, delivering the pulse of Jamaica with the spirit of Detroit. This performance features two sets, with seating offered for dinner and additional seating ahead of the second show.

Celebrate Small Business Saturday at Flint Farmers' Market with the 19th Annual Holiday Craft Market presented by Flint Handmade. Explore work from more than 20 local artisans offering modern handmade finds like vintage-style jewelry, hand poured candles, natural bath and body care, knitted and crocheted pieces, home decor, and more. Enjoy live music by Erik McIntyre and Friend while you browse. Admission is free, with the full vendor list and sponsor acknowledgments to be announced soon.

This production of The Nutcracker arrives at the Detroit Opera House, featuring Grand Rapids Ballet with the Detroit Opera Orchestra. Follow Clara and her Nutcracker Prince from a sparkling celebration through a daring clash with scurrying mice and onward to the shimmering Land of Sweets. Choreography is by Val Caniparoli, with storybook sets created by Chris Van Allsburg, known for The Polar Express, and Tony Award winner Eugene Lee. Tchaikovsky’s score is performed live by the Detroit Opera Orchestra, offering a holiday tradition for all ages. Tickets have a delivery delay until 48 hours before the event.

Magic5 brings a party vibe to Eagles F O E 3589 of Davison, with the band turning the night into a lively celebration. Expect upbeat music and plenty of energy.

Enjoy Christmas activities, holiday shopping, and giving back at the Mount Morris Township Fire Department. Families can take their own pictures with Santa for a donation, shop for gifts and stocking stuffers from local vendors, and bid on donated items in a silent auction. Proceeds benefit the fire department.

All ages are welcome at this event. Support acts are planned, though they may change without notice. Public tickets and VIP packages are available.

Enjoy an event featuring Jackyl. Advance tickets are $25.

Create and personalize a ceramic Christmas tree in this beginner-friendly painting workshop led by Great Lakes Crafting. Paints, painting supplies, lights, finishing pieces, and step-by-step instruction are included. No artistic experience is needed, and there is room to choose colors and styles to suit your holiday décor. Your finished tree can become a festive decoration or a handmade gift.

Savor a Zehnder’s holiday lunch or dinner, then enjoy a lively seasonal performance from Three Men and a Tenor that blends laugh-out-loud moments with touching highlights. The group has opened for Jay Leno, Chuck Berry, and The Beach Boys and has been featured in a national PBS-TV special seen from Los Angeles to Nashville. Lunch shows are $63 per person and dinner shows are $70 per person, and pricing includes the meal, tax, tip, and entertainment. Reservations are required.

A free baby pantry is available to the community. First-time visitors are welcome as well as those who have been before. The pantry operates on a consistent twice-monthly schedule.

Create a gingerbread structure that is completely edible and displayed on a sturdy base no larger than 24 by 24 inches. Non-edible decorations may be used on the base, and the structure can depict a house, church, business, or another subject. Entries will be judged on originality, neatness, creativity, use of materials, and effort, with age groups for participants 10 and under, 11 to 15, and 16 and up. Gingerbread houses will be displayed at Flushing Insurance during Candlewalk. Participants should note that the Candlewalk Committee and participating businesses are not responsible for damage during the display, and entries not picked up by the stated pickup deadline will be discarded.

Enjoy a paint and sip at Frankenmuth Kaffee Haus where participants are guided step by step while creating a piece on a board of their choice. Tickets are 38 dollars per seat and include all painting supplies. Prepayment is required unless other arrangements are made. Secure a spot by purchasing through the event’s ticket link, scanning the QR code on the flyer, or pre-registering with cash by contacting Jordan at 988-484-7044. Selecting the Going button on the event page does not reserve a seat, so please complete the ticket purchase in advance. Photos may be taken during the event for memories and promotional use.

Explore the surprising connections between birding and amateur astronomy. Presented by Dr. Shannon Schmoll, Director of the Abrams Planetarium, this lecture explains how understanding astronomy can deepen your knowledge of birds and help you use binoculars from day to night.

Presented as part of the FOMA film series, Paper Tiger is a U.S., Brazil, and Italy co-production directed by James Gray. Miles Teller and Adam Driver portray brothers at the center of a crime thriller. Irwin, an inexperienced engineer, accepts a tempting offer from his brother Gary, a former police officer. After witnessing something he was not meant to see, both are drawn into a dangerous showdown. Caught between loyalty to his brother and commitment to his marriage, Irwin realizes he is in over his head. The film runs 115 minutes, is in English, and is rated R. Admission is $7 for non-members, $6 for FIA members, and $5 for FOMA members. For questions about the accessibility initiative, contact access@flintarts.org or 810.234.1695.

Returning to Fitness Coliseum: Bootcamp, CrossFit & Studio in Owosso, MI, this pairs CrossFit competition centers on classic benchmark workouts, each given a creative twist. Teams of two can be male, female, mixed, or enter the Bigs and Littles format, working together through demanding tests of fitness, capacity, and skill. RX and Scaled divisions are available, with podiums across six adult categories, and the Bigs and Littles division brings younger athletes into the action. Previous editions have sold out each year.

Durand Area Band Boosters Christmas Craft Show fills the day with seasonal fun for all ages, featuring shopping, tasty bites, and a lively atmosphere. Attendees can explore booths from makers and artisans offering one-of-a-kind gifts, décor, baked goods, and other festive finds. Santa will stop by for meet-and-greets and photo opportunities, bringing extra joy for children. The showcase spotlights local vendors, offers a cheerful start to the Christmas season, and supports the Durand Area Band Boosters.

Presented by the St Robert PTO, the 49th edition of the Christmas craft show and marketplace features local vendors and handmade goods. Browse for holiday gifts, knowing your shopping helps support the school.

A festive Christmas show presented by Davison High School that celebrates the holiday season.

At Davison High School, the Smetanka Holiday Craft Show celebrates the season with a lively market known for strong turnout, community spirit, and a cheerful holiday atmosphere. Shoppers can browse a broad mix of local artists, crafters, bakers, authors, and small business owners, from seasoned makers to new entrepreneurs, with each booth highlighting the people and passion behind their work. Smetanka Craft Shows is the home of Little Dude Skeletons™, featuring holiday favorites, winter inspired pieces, and distinctive one of a kind creations. Little Dude Skeletons™ is survivor owned and gives back through every purchase. In 2025, $714 was raised, and in 2024, $408, with every dollar donated to LACADA, a local domestic violence shelter supporting victims and their families. Continuing that mission, $1 from each sale goes directly toward domestic violence awareness and support. The show has also helped share this story through features on ABC12 Flint, WDIV Channel 4 Detroit, Oakland County Times, Voyage Michigan Magazine, and The County Press in Lapeer. Attendees support small businesses, local creators, and meaningful community causes all in one place.

Celebrate the season at a festive holiday market featuring local vendors with products, baked goods, and hands-on DIY stations. Santa will be available for photos and a story time, with favorite Christmas songs adding to the atmosphere. The first 50 children will receive goodie bags from Santa. More details will be shared as they become available.

An inviting introductory circle welcomes newcomers and the spiritually curious into a gentle, supportive space. Meet the facilitators, explore foundational sacred practices, and connect with fellow seekers in a beginner-friendly setting. The theme centers on the Living Temple, with an emphasis on integrating practice into everyday life, sustaining growth, and shaping personal rites or self-initiation to embody your path. The gathering includes a guided experience lasting about one to two hours with conversation, simple hands-on exercises, and a warm atmosphere. It is inclusive and judgment free, with no gatekeeping, and is well suited for those exploring magic and intuition or looking to sit in a sacred circle with like-minded people. Hosted at Blackbird Market- Mi.

Smells Like Flannel takes the stage as part of the 45th annual Whaley Jam at The Corunna Road Bar, a two-night showcase packed with rock and alternative acts. The event features a full slate of performances, with Friday bringing sets from John Hammon, Burning Time, Domestic Disturbance, 12th of Never, Cybilnova, Super Horn Dog, and Crimson Vise. The music continues on Saturday with Hairless Garcia, Trauma Central, Hypyr, Drug of Choice, Buzz Bin, Smells Like Flannel, and Rushmore Pass. Set times may change.

Enjoy a festive outing with Grinch-themed carriage rides from H&H Acres and Carriage Service. Step into a Christmas-decorated carriage for a 20 to 25 minute ride through Frankenmuth with plenty of playful holiday moments. Each ride includes a Grinch-themed horseshoe, candy canes, photo opportunities with the Grinch, and a tour in a beautifully adorned carriage. Rides are offered on select dates. The cost is $120 per carriage and accommodates up to six guests, though six adults may be less comfortable. Pricing is per carriage, not per person. Unlike standard Frankenmuth carriage rides, these can be reserved in advance, and reservations are prepaid and nonrefundable. Regular carriage rides will still be available for walk-ups on those dates. Availability is limited, and booking ahead is recommended. For details or to reserve, text 810-358-3547 or email haylee.hhacres@gmail.com.

Get a head start on holiday gifting with a hands-on session featuring three high-end crafts you can keep or give. Enjoy refreshments, calming seasonal music, and a welcoming atmosphere centered on creativity. The $30 per-person price includes all materials for the three projects, plus food and beverages. Pay at the door. Photos of the projects will be shared soon.

Josh Johnson’s Comedy Band Camp is set for The Fillmore Detroit. This all-ages show welcomes attendees of every generation. Please note that support acts may change without notice. Both public and VIP package onsale options are offered.

Late Fame is a U.S. and French production from 2025 directed by Kent Jones. Running 96 minutes and presented in English, this not-rated feature centers on Willem Dafoe as Ed Saxberger, a long-overlooked New York poet who sorts mail by day. When a group of young admirers elevates him as a newly rediscovered talent, the sudden spotlight is exhilarating, and he begins to question how genuine their enthusiasm is and what it means for his work. Tickets are $7 for non-members, $6 for FIA members, and $5 for FOMA members. For questions about a new accessibility initiative, email access@flintarts.org or call 810.234.1695.

The Limitless RC Super Speedway Winter Oval Series is set for the 2026 to 2027 season with five events using the same super speedway format. The standings feature a one drop rule, meaning only the best four races will count. Class divisions will be announced, and full class information, schedule details and additional series updates will be announced soon.

Celebrate the season with a festive lunch featuring Santa at Zehnder’s Splash Village Hotel and Waterpark. Enjoy a kid friendly meal that includes a fruit cup, chicken tenders, mashed potatoes with gravy, a Christmas cookie, and a beverage. Expect heartwarming stories and a small gift from Santa. Tickets are $30 per person, with children under 3 free. Each child age 11 and younger receives a complimentary day pass to the waterpark. A minimum of one adult ticket purchase is required. For questions or to reserve, call (989) 652-0450.

Preventive care sets pets up for long, happy lives. This VIP pet care clinic brings key wellness services together in one visit, including vaccinations, microchipping, intestinal parasite screening, heartworm testing, deworming, nail trimming, and overall wellness checks. Pre-registration is required for all services, and space can fill quickly. VIP Petcare offers affordable, professional veterinary care so pets can thrive year round.

Magic5 returns to Burton Eagles for a lively evening of dancing with friends. Expect an upbeat atmosphere and plenty of time on the dance floor as Magic5 brings the energy once again.

Right Angle Entertainment and Paul T. Couch present the national tour of the musical Dolly Parton’s Smoky Mountain Christmas Carol, featuring songs and lyrics by eleven-time GRAMMY winner Dolly Parton and a book by David H. Bell, adapted by Bell, Paul T. Couch, and Curt Wollan. Set in the Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee during the 1930s, this retelling casts Ebenezer Scrooge as the owner of a mining company town whose greed blinds him to the spirit of the season. As a Christmas Eve snowstorm looms, visits from his late business partner and three ghosts lead him to rediscover life and understand that love is the greatest gift. Blending Dickens’ classic characters with Parton’s signature songwriting, the production shapes a fresh American holiday tale. Presented at the Fox Theatre as part of the 2026-27 Fox Theatre Series presented by Fifth Third Bank, with three performances.

Josh Johnson's Comedy Band Camp brings a live show to The Fillmore Detroit, welcoming attendees of every age. Ticketing includes a public onsale, an artist presale, and VIP package options with their own presale opportunities. Please note that supporting acts may change at any time.