Events in Macomb County, MI

Children who find reading difficult or feel hesitant reading aloud can build confidence during a one-on-one reading session with a certified therapy dog and handler. A parent or caregiver attends with the child for the session. Registration is required for a single 15 minute time slot per child. Slobbery dog kisses are available by request.

Music-powered trivia comes to Scs Boatworks in St Clair Shores with a lively game that blends a DJ soundtrack and brain-teasing questions. Teams test their knowledge across entertaining rounds while the music keeps the energy up. Expect friendly competition, chances to win prizes, and plenty of laughs as players listen for each question and strategize together. It is designed for trivia fans who enjoy quick thinking, good tunes, and a spirited night out.

A trunk-or-treat event at Dresden Elementary School features candy handed out from decorated car trunks. Admission is $3 per person with a family cap of $10, payable in cash only. Pre-registered participants who plan to decorate trunks and share candy will have assistance available upon arrival. For traffic flow, all vehicles should use the north side of the school to enter.

Get creative with a Harry Potter canvas painting and mix up a slime potion, with additional activities to explore. Designed for ages 5 and up.

A family-friendly Halloween celebration features pumpkin painting, glitter tattoos, cookie decorating, and games. The youth group presents a spooky hallway experience, and Halloween specials are available alongside popcorn and lemonade in the Family Life Center. A costume contest is included, so costumes are welcome.

Shadows of the 60s honors Motown’s powerhouse groups with a high-energy tribute to The Supremes, The Four Tops, The Temptations, and more. The show blends vivid visuals and audience participation with exceptional singers and musicians in sparkling attire, delivering beloved hits that defined an era. Lively choreography and the feel of Motown’s golden years drive the performance, evoking the artistry of Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, and Gladys Knight. From the opening number to the finale, it recreates the look, sound, and thrill of a 1964-style Motown concert, celebrating the songs that resonated around the world.

Step into a magickal shopping experience where artists and merchants transform the space into a lively bazaar filled with vivid color, inviting fragrance, rich textures, and engaging sounds. This annual Witches’ Bazaar and Witchcraft Expo in Michigan gathers fifty-four vendors with a wide range of mystical wares, from unique gifts and curiosities to tools crafted by practitioners. Visitors can browse, discover distinctive items, and talk with practicing witches to learn more about their traditions and offerings. Admission is free. Donations of canned goods will support Pagans In Need, and toys are being collected for Yule.

Michigan national champion and Detroit Lions rookie Jimmy Rolder will appear at Detroit City Sports for an in-person autograph signing for fans and collectors. There is no scheduled end time, and the session will conclude once the line is finished. Autograph tickets are available by calling 586-566-8331, and purchasing in advance guarantees an autograph if a sellout occurs. Mail-in and drop-off options are offered. Ordering a product online means you will not attend the signing, and shipped items will arrive about 7 to 10 days after the signing. To attend in person, call or stop in for autograph tickets. Pricing and additional details are available on the organizer’s website.

Enjoy hot dogs and chips while taking in an animal show. Kids can look forward to treat bags and other items.

Nightmare @ T3 features the number one contender, Chad 'Thundergun' Bruski, taking on Mo Money Mike with the SWA title on the line. Ticket details and updates to the rest of the card will be announced as they are finalized.

LSD returns to Rec Bowl for another appearance. The announcement encourages wrapping up chores early so everything is ready when things get underway.

A leading Billy Joel tribute brings the Piano Man’s timeless catalog to life with award-winning singer and multi-instrumentalist Elton Lammie at the helm. Known for a striking vocal and visual likeness, Lammie performs alongside a skilled band to deliver favorites like Piano Man, My Life, Uptown Girl, Scenes from an Italian Restaurant, and New York State of Mind. With more than 150 million records sold and six Grammy Awards to his name, Billy Joel’s legacy spans generations, and this production emphasizes authenticity and heart to honor these enduring songs.

Prepare for a hair-raising movie trivia night with plenty of shrieks and sudden scares, featuring questions devoted to the film Trick ‘r Treat. Show what you know, compete for prizes, and soak up the spooky vibe. The $25 entry includes popcorn, a drink, your choice of candy or chips, and a themed gift, plus multiple chances to win more prizes. Registration can be arranged in person at the shop or by requesting an invoice via email to reserve a spot.

Cross country mountain bike racing returns to Stony Creek Metropark with the inaugural Shelden's BIG Bang, organized by Join The Fight, a 501c3 that also hosts Custer's Last Stand and the Michigan Off Road Championship MTB series. The event features a wave start and an 8.5 mile course designed to be fun and challenging, with ample room for passing throughout. Participants can look forward to cash prizes, awards, apparel, food and drinks, plus music and more.

Explore tables filled with toys, comic books, and collectibles from a wide range of vendors. Enjoy hourly raffles and door prizes throughout the event. An early bird entry option is available for $10. General admission is $2 per person, and children 13 and under get in free.

An apple-themed cook off returns as a now annual gathering, building on last year’s spread of pies, cakes, puddings, and other treats. Pastor Ron earned the title last year with an apple pie. Participants can bring a dish to be voted on, or simply taste and cast a vote. Attend church beforehand or arrive just for the apple party.

Fatkatz hosts a Halloween-themed meetup that blends casual play with card trading as part of a big 30th celebration for Pokémon fans. Highlights include a costume contest that rewards standout Pokémon or Halloween looks, a special Pokèween promotional item with extra goodies, and plenty of open trading and friendly matches. New and returning players can learn the game or test favorite decks, and collectors can connect while swapping cards. Gabby will be filming a Halloween video with opportunities for additional prizes. Attendees are encouraged to bring their cards and binders, show off their best costume, and enjoy a relaxed, welcoming gathering.

Celebrate the fall season with a performance of music by American composers. This concert features an all-American program for autumn.

Maureen Wark and Shannon Hewitt of the McGovern Agency present an informative program designed to help participants navigate the Medicare system. The session focuses on providing clear explanations so understanding how Medicare works feels more manageable.

Families can learn about the Gene L. Klida Utica Academy for International Studies, an International Baccalaureate high school, during an informational evening that also highlights the district’s specialty program options. These offerings complement the comprehensive high schools and provide pathways that align with each student’s interests, talents, and goals. Eighth graders may apply this school year for a specialty program that continues through their high school experience. The portfolio includes the Gene L. Klida Utica Academy for International Studies, the Utica Center for Mathematics, Science and Technology, the Utica Center for Science and Industry, the Stevenson Manufacturing, Automation and Design Engineering Academy, and the Utica High School Academy for Health and Human Services.

Families can learn what the Stevenson Manufacturing, Automation and Design Engineering Academy offers at an informational evening. The session explains how UCS specialty options complement the district’s comprehensive high schools, and it is geared toward 8th grade students who may apply this school year for a pathway that continues through high school. This academy is part of a broader set of programs designed to align with student interests and strengths, including the Gene L. Klida Utica Academy for International Studies, the Utica Center for Mathematics, Science and Technology, the Utica Center for Science and Industry, the Stevenson Manufacturing, Automation and Design Engineering Academy, and the Utica High School Academy for Health and Human Services.

A 45-minute guided Yoga Nidra with Daniel Carpenter offers the tenth installment in a 12-part series aligned with the full moon. Participants rest on a mat or blanket with a small pillow and a cozy cover while being guided into a calm, dreamless state of profound rest. The practice is described as activating the pineal gland and encouraging a healing response for body and mind, often fostering a deeper sense of connection and restoration comparable to several hours of sleep. Each session centers on sankalpa, a heartfelt intention, with consistent practice said to strengthen that intention and make it easier to access this deeply restorative state. Hosted at Bodhi Seed Yoga. Cost: $20.

Families are invited to an information session about the Center for Science and Industry, CSI, and the UCS specialty options that enhance the district’s comprehensive high schools. Current eighth graders may apply during this school year to participate in a specialty program for their high school years. Programs include the Gene L. Klida Utica Academy for International Studies, the Utica Center for Mathematics, Science and Technology, the Utica Center for Science and Industry, the Stevenson Manufacturing, Automation and Design Engineering Academy, and the Utica High School Academy for Health and Human Services. These pathways offer choices that align with a variety of student needs, talents and interests.

A free Senior Expo at the Warren Community Center brings together local organizations that support seniors and their families. Expect opportunities to connect with helpful resources, along with prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings.

Explore practical ways to prevent fraud and strengthen cyber security in a free educational session for members at Freestar Financial Credit Union in St. Clair Shores, MI. Chief Information Officer Tim Strenk leads the seminar, sharing real-world examples, current updates related to the credit union, and clear steps you can take to better protect the credit union and your personal accounts. Seating is limited.

An informational night highlights the Center for Mathematics, Science and Technology and how it fits within UCS specialty programs that supplement the district’s comprehensive high schools. Eighth grade students may apply this school year to participate in a specialty program throughout high school. The options include the Gene L. Klida Utica Academy for International Studies, the Utica Center for Mathematics, Science and Technology, the Utica Center for Science and Industry, the Stevenson Manufacturing, Automation and Design Engineering Academy, and the Utica High School Academy for Health and Human Services. These offerings are part of a portfolio of choices designed to meet the individual needs, talents and interests of students.

Experience a Wild West murder mystery dinner at Andiamo Warren in Warren, MI, inspired by Wanted Dead or Alive. Savor a glass of wine and a four course dinner while taking part in an immersive whodunit where railroad cash, high stakes poker, and frontier justice set the scene.

Karaoke returns to Mt. Clemens Eagle's #1269, with Linda hosting. The Board of Trustees is recognized for helping make this return possible.

Support the Lakeview High School Class of 2027 Senior Parent Committee by donating returnable bottles and cans. Collections continue through the summer and into senior year to help fund activities and events. In St. Clair Shores, porch pickup can be arranged, and drop-off options are also available. To schedule or get details, send a message on Facebook or Instagram, or email lhs2027spc@gmail.com. Help spread the word to friends and family.

A family friendly celebration offers free activities and treats. Enjoy complimentary hot dogs, an animal show, and a visit from Hooper, the Detroit Pistons mascot. There will also be a winter hat and gloves giveaway while supplies last. Everything is free.

Celebrate Halloween with costumes, treats, and a welcoming community at the County Line Trade Center during its annual trick-or-treat celebration. Families can collect candy from local vendors in an indoor setting, discover giveaways, and take photos amid festive Halloween decorations. Costumes are encouraged for kids and parents, and there are opportunities to shop and support small businesses while you explore. The event is planned as a safe, supervised experience for all ages. Pack a costume, a treat bag, and a camera to capture the fun.

This event uses Swiss pairings that scale with attendance, and a cut may be added if the player count goes over 20. Prizes are paid out as store credit based on record or to the top cut. The prize pool features a 1.5x multiplier, so a $20 entry contributes $30 in store credit. Full proxies are welcome.

A Magic: The Gathering Vintage event that welcomes full proxies. Swiss rounds scale with turnout, and if there are more than 20 players there may be a cut for final standings. Prizes are awarded by record or to the top cut, using a 1.5x store credit structure in which a $20 entry adds $30 in store credit to the prize pool.

Studio Christmas mini sessions with Julia Gasparetto Photography take place on the same day as the tree farm minis, and this event is for the in studio option. Booking for the studio sessions will open.

Build a strong foundation with a beginner-friendly dog training course tailored for new handlers and their pups. Across six weeks, you will work on loose-leash walking, an automatic sit, sit, down, stand, leave it and take it from both the hand and the floor, touch, impulse control, waiting at the door and with the food bowl, focus, and recall that finishes with a front automatic sit. Enrollment is limited to six participants to support individualized guidance. Dogs do not attend the first class, then join for the remaining sessions. The course fee is $299, and a $100 deposit secures a spot and is applied to the total. To register or request more information, call (586) 350-0776.

Open to all experience levels, this six-week small-group class teaches the skills and knowledge needed to prepare your dog for therapy dog certification. Enrollment is limited to six participants for personalized guidance. The cost is $299, and a $100 deposit secures a spot and is applied to the total. Dogs skip the first session and attend every session after that.

This advanced beginner dog training class is designed for teams who have already completed a beginner course and want to expand their foundation. Across six weeks, participants work on walking politely with an automatic sit at stops, recalling to front with an automatic sit, building longer sit and down stays, going to and relaxing on a designated place, using leave-it and take-it cues while in motion, maintaining focused attention in front, waiting at doorways in a sit or stand, practicing implied waits from sit, down, or stand, and strengthening overall impulse control. Small class sizes allow for individualized guidance throughout the program. Dogs attend every week. The fee is $299, with a $100 deposit required to hold a spot and applied to the total.

Step forward with courage at a Catholic young adult speed dating event for ages 21 to 35. Hot & Holy Speed Dating brings single men and women together who want Christ-centered connections, offering lively conversations among people with fervent faith. Expect a warm, lighthearted setting that nudges you toward meaningful matches, perhaps even a Sarah-and-Tobiah style bond or a peanut-butter-and-jelly level pairing. Advance registration is required.

Learn a variety of tricks with your dog in a six-week course suitable for all experience levels. The small group setting provides individualized attention to build a solid training foundation for both handler and pup. Skills covered include paw or shake, kiss, crawl, roll over, play dead, sit pretty, bow, wave, weaving between legs, holding an object in the mouth, spin or twirl, and leap or jump. Dogs attend all six weeks. The fee is $299, with a $100 deposit required to reserve a spot and applied to the total. To register or request more information, call (586) 350-0776.

Suzanne O. Davis leads a tribute to Carole King that evokes the spirit of her 1970s concerts while honoring the groundbreaking album Tapestry. The performance spans favorites from that record, including "It’s Too Late" and "I Feel the Earth Move", and also highlights songs co-written with Gerry Goffin that became hits for artists like The Beatles, Aretha Franklin, and The Drifters. Blending heartfelt storytelling, multimedia elements, and expert musicianship, the show celebrates the warmth, nostalgia, and artistry that define Carole King’s enduring legacy.

Parents, grandparents, and expectant families can shop a wide selection of secondhand children’s clothing, toys, baby gear, and maternity wear at a community sale in Shelby Township. It offers an easy way to stock up on essentials for growing families while browsing for bargains. Early bird and general admission options are available, priced at $3 for early bird and $2 for general entry, and kids get in free. Concessions will be available. The sale takes place at Peace Lutheran Church and School, and all proceeds support the Peace Youth Group.

Detroit sports icon Kirk Gibson will appear at Detroit City Sports for an autograph signing for fans and collectors. There is no set end time, and the signing will conclude once the line is finished, so plan accordingly. Autograph tickets are available by calling 586-566-8331, and purchasing in advance guarantees an autograph if tickets sell out. Mail order and drop off options are offered, with pricing and full details available on the organizer’s website. If you order a product online instead of attending, your item will ship 7 to 10 days after the signing. To attend in person, call or stop in for autograph tickets.

A monthly game night takes place at St. Blase Catholic Church. Admission is $8 per person and includes pizza and beverages. Guests may bring games from home. An RSVP is requested, with details available in the parish bulletin or by calling the Parish Office at (586) 268-2244. The event is part of a recurring monthly schedule.

Dr Smith, a Detroit classic rock band formerly known as MetroRockway, takes the stage at Rogers Roost for an evening of live music, dancing, and fun. The venue is known for its food and drinks and a welcoming, attentive staff, creating a lively setting for a night out.

John Acosta’s Bee Gees Gold Tribute brings the Bee Gees’ heyday back to the stage, with John Acosta as Barry, Daryll Borges as Robin, and Jeff Celentano as Maurice, all backed by a live band. This Vegas tribute captures the group’s look and signature falsettos from the 60s through the late 70s, featuring early favorites like Massachusetts, It’s Only Words, and I Started a Joke, along with disco staples such as Stayin’ Alive and You Should Be Dancing. The performance takes place at the Andiamo Celebrity Showroom in Warren, MI.

Learn how to care for community cats through a practical Trap Neuter Return training that covers essential techniques, colony management, and preparing outdoor cats for cold weather. The session explains how TNR helps prevent more litters, reduces behaviors like spraying and fighting, supports healthier cats, eases neighborhood concerns, and lowers the number of cats entering shelters. You will connect with others who are helping outdoor cats and leave with clear next steps. The class fee is $10 and includes a TNR handbook. Groups only need to purchase one book. Completing the seminar qualifies attendees for a discounted TNR surgery package at All About Animals Rescue at $25 per feral cat, which includes spay or neuter, a rabies vaccination, and an eartip as a sterilization identifier. Without the class, services are $50 for spay or neuter, $25 for a rabies vaccine, and eartipping is provided at no cost. Registration is appreciated but not required. All About Animals Rescue also lends traps for TNR and provides spay and neuter services at its Warren and Flint locations.

Learn practical ways to protect your personal information in a focused one-hour workshop presented by Michigan State University Extension. The session covers common identity theft risks, how to reduce your exposure, and the specific actions to take if your identity has been compromised. Registration can be completed online.

This lively take on bingo swaps numbers for songs and spotlights Michigan music, from Motown greats to chart toppers like Madonna and hometown favorites like Bob Seger. Hear the track, call the title, mark your card, and compete for prizes while the room fills with friendly noise and playful haggling. Sing along as loudly as you like. Themed outfits are optional and encouraged. Held every second Monday, this music game night brings the beats to Roseclair Eagles 2895 in Roseville. It is $5 per card as a donation to play. An optional volunteer served dinner is available for $8 to $10, with the menu announced in the week leading up to the event. Attendance supports the community, with proceeds benefiting the #2895 Eagles Aerie and Auxiliary, providing entertainment for members and guests and aiding their charitable work. Non members must be signed in before participating. SV Event Productions presents the evening and provides full service entertainment offerings such as live game shows, interactive events, photo booths, and DJs and MCs.

Explore practical tools for stress relief and support your healing journey through an introduction to Pranic Healing followed by Meditation on Twin Hearts. This widely practiced, universal meditation welcomes people from every background and focuses on cultivating peace, renewal, and balance. Pranic Healing is a no-touch energy modality that uses prana to cleanse and energize the aura, chakras, and physical body. Practitioners scan the human aura to identify imbalances such as congestion and depletion, apply cleansing techniques to clear inhibiting energies, and use energizing methods to enhance flow and strengthen vitality. Skilled Pranic Healers will also offer individual mini sessions for attendees. This session is suitable for anyone hoping to recharge, find calm, or ease physical or emotional discomfort, as well as those who are simply curious. A $5 recommended donation is requested. For questions, contact michigan@pranichealing.com.

Forever Seger brings the music of Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band to life with spot-on vocals, powerful musicianship, and a signature heartland rock feel. The group’s growing profile has taken it to major festivals and concert stages throughout North America, earning a reputation as a standout Seger tribute. The show spans beloved hits, from reflective favorites like Turn the Page to high-energy staples such as Hollywood Nights, Old Time Rock and Roll, and Night Moves, encouraging the crowd to sing along and move to the songs that have shaped their soundtrack.

Woodside Bible Church is the Sunrise District’s location number two for Scouting for Food drop-offs. This site will accept donations during the scheduled collection period for this community food drive.

Maywill Crafts will be part of a Vintage and Handmade Market hosted by Simply Unique Market at the Macomb Expo in Warren, MI. The event spotlights more than 125 local artisans and makers, along with boutiques, food trucks, and more.

This fundraising craft show benefits the Warren Mott High School band program and showcases the work of more than 200 crafters and vendors. For added convenience, a complimentary shuttle will run from Beer Middle School.

St. Thomas Lutheran Church in Eastpointe hosts a monthly Clothing Closet that welcomes the community. All items are free and distributed on a first come, first served basis, with limits per person or family to ensure more neighbors receive what they need. The selection includes new and gently used clothing for men, women, children, and infants, plus shoes and seasonal essentials like coats and boots. Household items such as linens, blankets, towels, purses, and diaper bags are also available.

Meet cats and dogs that are available for adoption and spend time getting to know them. It is a simple way to see if one of these animals could be the right match for your home.

Sandsbash XXVII fills Barrister Gardens Banquet Center with an evening of live music, dancing, and community spirit in support of the Wertz Warriors, with proceeds from raffles and auctions benefiting Special Olympics Michigan. The lineup features performances by The Full Circle Project, the Detroit All-Stars, and local guests. Guests can expect a large stage, a spacious dance floor, and plenty of energy. Food and libations are included, with an open bar available throughout the evening, two indoor bars with added bartending staff, and an all-you-can-eat family-style dinner. The color theme is a red accent, inviting a subtle splash of red in your attire. Activities include raffles, live auctions, and a special drawing for a 12-foot inflatable paddle board. Ticket options include prepaid admission at $60 and entry at the door for $70.

Now in its sixth year, this dance team championship is open to teams at the elementary, junior high, junior varsity, varsity, and collegiate levels. The competition will be held at Eisenhower High School in Shelby Township, Michigan. Teams may compete in Dance Tech Pom, hip hop, jazz, and lyrical or contemporary styles.

The show features a wide selection of toys, comic books, and other collectibles from a range of vendors. Raffles and door prizes are offered throughout. Early entry is available for $10. General admission is $2 per person, and kids 13 and younger are free.

Bring your bottles and cans to Halmich Park for a collection that benefits A Mission Of Love, a childhood cancer charity. Proceeds from the returnables support the charity’s Christmas gift program. Gather your empties and drop them off at the truck on site, and everything else will be taken care of. Tax-deductible receipts are available upon request. To arrange a pickup, text 586-747-8145 or email jd@amissionoflove.org.

Experience a Vegas inspired bridal showcase at Andiamo Banquet Center featuring the latest wedding trends, a live runway show by Eva’s Bridal & Fashions, and guidance from experienced wedding professionals. Explore offerings from top local vendors, take advantage of exclusive deals and giveaways, and enjoy complimentary parking. VIP admission includes an open bar experience, complimentary appetizers, and bridal casino chips for chances to win prizes, while general admission provides access to the full show. General admission is $10 and VIP admission is $20. Bring friends and family for a warm, information packed afternoon of planning and inspiration.

Detroit Red Wings players Victor Arvidsson and Ben Chiarot will visit Detroit City Sports for an autograph signing for fans and collectors. The session ends once the line is finished. Autograph tickets are available by phone at 586-566-8331, and purchasing in advance helps ensure you receive an autograph if tickets sell out. Mail-in and drop-off options are available. Online product orders are shipped after the signing and do not include admission to the in-person event, so call for autograph tickets if you plan to attend.

The Michigan State Numismatic Society marks 70 years with a three-day coin show and convention at the Macomb Community College South Campus Sports & Expo Center in Building P. Expect free admission, free parking, and fully accessible facilities with the main entrance on the north side. More than 100 dealer tables offer buying, selling, and appraisals of coins, paper money, tokens, and medals, and attendees may bring items for evaluation or sale. Special guest Bob Evans, co-discoverer of the S.S. Central America and curator of its treasure, shares insights on the Gold Rush steamship, leads a hands-on science session for young collectors using the tools employed to lift gold coins from the seafloor, and presents an award-winning recovery display throughout the event. Owners of S.S. Central America pieces are encouraged to bring them for him to see. Free educational programs include a presentation on Lafayette’s influence in America with former ANA President Thomas Uram, a session titled Uncle Sam Presents, and a conversation with Clifford Mishler and Darlene Sharpe. Additional highlights feature competitive exhibits with Best of Show and People’s Choice awards, on-site ANACS grading submissions, an online sale by Silver City Auctions with hundreds of lots, and a YN Silent Auction supporting young collectors. Early Bird badges are available for bourse access before the general public. Last entry is 30 minutes before closing. Families will find free activities for ages 4 to 17 with no sign-up required. The Young Numismatist Program includes a talk by Accugrade founder Alan Hager, a pizza lunch with giveaways, a scavenger-style trivia hunt, and Bob Evans’s interactive science session. The celebration also includes a 70th Anniversary Banquet featuring speakers Bob Evans and Clifford Mishler and offering a numbered Innovation Dollar and a commemorative medal. Tickets are required.

Li’l Stubby and the Disappointments return to Blue Goose Inn for an evening of live music. Food and drinks will be on offer, creating a relaxed setting for a night out.

For more than 30 years, Santa’s Craft Castle has delighted the community with a holiday marketplace featuring talented makers and distinctive handmade goods. The event raises funds for the Eisenhower Instrumental Music Program and supports student musicians. Find thoughtful gifts or treat yourself while enjoying the festive atmosphere. Admission is $3. To meet fire code requirements, strollers are not permitted.

The Mount Clemens Santa Parade steps off in downtown Mount Clemens, Michigan, bringing holiday spirit to the city streets. Those interested in helping or marching can register through the parade website.

Settle into a guided Yoga Nidra practice with Daniel Carpenter, the eleventh of 12 full moon sessions this year. Over about 45 minutes, participants recline on a pad or blanket, cover up for comfort, and rest the head on a small pillow or folded blanket while being led toward a state of deep, dreamless-like rest. Organizers describe this relaxed state as one that may activate the pineal gland, support the body’s healing response, foster a sense of connectedness, and offer restoration comparable to several hours of sleep. A central feature is sankalpa, a meaningful intention that each session helps re-energize, while strengthening the ability to enter profound relaxation. Results tend to deepen with consistent practice. Hosted at Bodhi Seed Yoga. Cost is $20.

This early evening set brings The Allen Puckett Project to Blue Goose Inn for a live performance. Mark teams up with special guest Jimmy Adams to play well-loved songs, mixing the music with playful banter throughout.

The Christmas craft and vendor show is seeking additional participants. Opportunities are available for crafters, candle makers, jewelry designers, sign and home decor creators, artisans, crochet and other handmade goods, baked goods, face painters, food trucks, nonprofit organizations, and more. To apply, send a message on Messenger or email bookings.nicoledecker@gmail.com with a brief description of what you plan to sell.

Presented by the Henry Ford II High School Athletic Boosters, this 46th annual holiday arts and crafts show fills more than 250 booths with handmade creations. Recognized with a 2025 Sunshine Artist award, it highlights a wide variety of unique works from talented makers. Admission is $5 per person. Walkers and wheelchairs are welcome, and per the City Fire Marshal strollers are not permitted. On-site parking is limited, and free shuttle service is available. Saturday shuttles run from Bemis Jr. High, Havel Elementary, Riverland Shopping Center, and New Life Presbyterian Church. Sunday shuttles run from Bemis Jr. High. A stamp card giveaway takes place Saturday and Sunday, offering chances to win Santa Bucks that can be spent at the show this year or next, and winners do not need to be present. Sunday also features a door raffle, with each paid admission able to draw a ticket for prizes donated by participating vendors. All proceeds benefit Henry Ford II High School athletics. Held over Thanksgiving weekend, it offers a festive way to discover seasonal finds while supporting student programs.

Bill Cherry, a Graceland Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist World Champion, honors Elvis Presley with a performance rooted in faithful vocals and magnetic stage charisma. This tribute offers a warm, authentic salute to the King of Rock and Roll, capturing the sound, spirit, and showmanship that defined his legacy.

Support the 26/27 12u Meto Jr Jets with a euchre tournament raising funds for upcoming team tournaments. In addition to gameplay, non-players can enjoy food and have chances at raffles and a 50/50 with a ticket. Ticket payment is accepted via Venmo to @Christopher-Eib, with the names of all attendees included.

CSN Express honors the music of Crosby, Stills & Nash at Andiamo Celebrity Showroom in Warren, MI, charting five decades of the trio’s signature harmonies and renowned songwriting. The tribute spans milestones from the breakthrough Woodstock debut in 1969 to acclaimed collaborations with Neil Young and induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. With close attention to detail and finely blended three part harmonies, it pays homage to one of rock’s most influential supergroups.

The Bronx Wanderers present a high energy Rock ’n’ Roll showcase rooted in the 50s, 60s, and 70s, brought to life by the Adinolfi family’s tight-knit famiglia of multi-instrumentalists. The performance channels the spirit of American Graffiti, Happy Days, and A Bronx Tale to spark nostalgia and smiles. For more than a decade, they have captivated audiences of all ages around the world with dynamic music, plenty of laughs, and memory-filled moments.

Chris Canas Band takes the stage for a live performance at the Blue Goose in Saint Claire Shores, MI. Enjoy an evening of live music with the band at this local venue.

At VFW 1146 Bruce Post, this comic and toy show brings together a wide mix of toy vendors, comic books, and other collectibles. Raffles will take place throughout the event along with door prizes. An early bird option is available for $10. General admission is $2 per person, and children 13 and under are admitted free.

Celebrate the season in New Baltimore at Walter & Mary Burke Park with the Jingle Bell Run, featuring a 5K fun run and a 1-mile fun walk. Registration includes a festive Christmas ornament and activities suited for all ages. Sweatshirts are available separately, with a $10 pre-order option and limited quantities on race day for $20. Early packet pickup is offered at the Indoor Pavilion at Walter & Mary Burke Park and is limited to pre-registered participants. There is no race day registration. Presented by Dudek Insurance Agency Group.

Settle into a restorative sound therapy session featuring Tibetan singing bowls, where soothing vibrations support relaxation and overall wellness for body and mind. A variety of bowls and complementary instruments will surround you with gentle tones and calming frequencies, creating a peaceful atmosphere for unwinding and centering. Please bring a mat and a water bottle.

Meet adoptable cats and dogs. Spend some time getting acquainted and see if one might be a good match for your home.

Experience a lively twist on bingo at Roseclair Eagles 2895 in Roseville with a Christmas carols and classics theme. Expect familiar holiday favorites, from Jingle Bells to Santa sing alongs, and there may even be a surprise from the North Pole. The atmosphere is family friendly, enthusiastic singing is welcome, and spirited banter fits right in. Hear a tune, call it, mark your card, and try for prizes. Festive attire is optional and encouraged. This event recurs on the second Monday each month. It is a $5 donation per card to play. A volunteer prepared dinner is available for an additional $8 to $10, with the menu shared closer to the date. Proceeds benefit the Eagles #2895 Aerie and Auxiliary, supporting entertainment for members and guests as well as charitable efforts in the community. Non members must be signed in before participating. Entertainment is provided by SV Event Productions, a full service company offering live game shows, interactive events, photo booths, and DJs and MCs.

Explore practical ways to ease stress and support well-being through Pranic Healing in a calm, welcoming setting. The session begins with a brief introduction to the principles of Pranic Healing, then flows into Meditation on Twin Hearts, a practice embraced around the world for cultivating peace, restoration, and clarity. After the meditation, participants receive brief one-on-one Pranic Healing sessions with experienced practitioners. This non-contact energy approach works with prana to cleanse and refresh the aura, chakras, and physical body. Practitioners scan for energetic imbalances such as congestion or depletion, apply cleansing methods to clear obstructive energies, and use energizing techniques to enhance flow and strengthen vitality. Whether the goal is to recharge, find calm, ease physical or emotional discomfort, or simply learn something new, the program offers both guided meditation and a personal mini healing experience. A $5 recommended donation is suggested.

Celebrate the season with a Christmas performance by The Fives at Rogers Roost. Enjoy an evening of live music from the band.

Settle into a full moon Yoga Nidra led by Daniel Carpenter, the twelfth gathering in a yearlong series timed around the full moon. Over 45 minutes, you will be gently guided while resting on a mat or pad, covered with a blanket and with a small pillow or folded blanket supporting your head. The practice encourages the body and mind to ease into a deeply restful state, hovering at the threshold between wakefulness and dreamless sleep. In this level of relaxation, the experience is described as activating the pineal gland and releasing hormones that can support healing for body and mind, often nurturing a greater sense of connectedness. Many find the session as restorative as several hours of sleep. A central element is sankalpa, a heartfelt intention. Each meeting refreshes and strengthens this intention while deepening your capacity to access profound rest. Consistent practice tends to refine the results. Hosted at Bodhi Seed Yoga. Cost is $20.

Dr Smith performs live at Watermark Bar & Grill with a night of classic rock and plenty of room for dancing. Enjoy food and beverages while the staff takes care of your party.