Events in Macomb County today

A community partnership between the Anton Art Center and the Recreation Authority of Roseville & Eastpointe brings a rotating exhibition of artworks to a public setting. Each quarter introduces a new collection on loan, showcasing a range of original pieces and artists connected to the Art Center’s holdings. One rotation is devoted to original framed paintings by Jessie Krause Edwards, a gift from the Kaufmann family to the Art Center. Another centers on an original live mural painting by Detroit artist Charles “Chazz” Miller from the Art Center’s permanent collection. A subsequent installment gathers original works by Elba Alvarez, Charmaine, Elaine M. DePalma, Dave Dinsdale, August Gloss, Ian Hornak, and Jack Lindsey, also from the permanent collection. The final rotation features an original woodcut print by John McKaig from the permanent collection. The collection changes quarterly, offering something new to see with each visit.

DJ Bingo puts a musical twist on classic bingo, blending a lively soundtrack with prize-winning gameplay and a progressive jackpot. As songs play, mark the ones you recognize on your card. Complete a line, score a special pattern, or fill the entire card to win, then call out "Bingo!" to claim a prize. Themes change each week, with sets inspired by 80s hair band anthems, 70s pop favorites, Beatles-focused selections, royalty-related tunes, roller rink classics, country hits, and more. It is free to play. Arriving early makes it easier to find a seat and get set up, and food and drinks are available for purchase. Expect a spirited weekly night of music, friendly competition, prizes, and bragging rights.

Christian business owners and professionals gather at Biggby Coffee in New Baltimore for connection, camaraderie, and practical business support. Conversations focus on building relationships, sharing insights, and encouraging growth in both faith and business. Entrepreneurs at any stage are welcome. Admission is $15 per person, and paid members of My Christian Business Network may attend at no additional cost by using the MemberBenefit promo code.

A Youth Services Librarian will lead a half-hour program featuring songs, rhymes, and a story.

The St. Clair Shores Cultural Committee offers a free bus trip to the Detroit Institute of Arts for a screening of the 1947 American musical romantic comedy Down to Earth with live musical accompaniment by David Drazin. Rita Hayworth plays Terpsichore, a goddess who comes down to join a Broadway show that pokes fun at Greek mythology, wins over the producer, and inspires changes that end up turning the production into a flop. Round-trip transportation between St. Clair Shores and the DIA is included. Registration is required with the St. Clair Shores Library. Check-in is at the St. Clair Shores Library, and the bus continues to the Detroit Film Theater for the performance.

This Trunk or Treat at Connections Learning Lab features decorated car trunks, Halloween costumes, and plenty of treats. Children can move from vehicle to vehicle collecting goodies and enjoying festive displays. Everyone is welcome, including grandparents, family members, friends, and neighbors. Those interested in hosting a trunk can decorate a vehicle and bring treats to share, whether keeping it simple or going all out.

Scs Boatworks in St Clair Shores, MI presents a high-energy DJ trivia night that blends music with brain-teasing questions. Participants can team up, test their knowledge, and compete for prizes while a lively soundtrack keeps the momentum going. Expect quick thinking, plenty of laughs, and friendly rivalry from the opening round to the final tally.

Put your knowledge to the test at a DJ-powered trivia night at The Pickled Goat in New Baltimore, Michigan. Expect a lively mix of music and question rounds that keep teams on their toes, with chances to win prizes along the way. The atmosphere blends toe-tapping beats with friendly competition, building from the opening question to the final score.

Next Stop Comedy brings live stand-up to Copper Hop Brewing Co., with a fresh roster of comedians at every performance. Each show features a new mix of acts, including performers seen on television and heard on popular podcasts.

Doug’s Train Wreck hosts a Ladies Night Karaoke party led by DJ MJ with karaoke and DJ services from Center Stage Entertainment. All are welcome to watch, cheer, and take a turn at the mic. The grill stays open late, dartboards invite a bit of friendly competition, and drink specials might add some extra confidence. An outdoor deck with a fire pit offers a spot to cool down before another song. From showstoppers to car-ride favorites, the focus is on fun and singing your heart out.

The Heartbeats return to Stony Creek Roadhouse for an evening of jams and live music.

Emerald Theatre sets the scene for a Halloween bash filled with live music, dancing, and prizes. Parallel Fifth powers the night with crowd-pleasing hits that keep the dance floor moving. A cash bar is available, and the concession stand serves Hungry Howie’s Pizza and Howie Bread throughout the event. Costumes take center stage with prizes for Best Couple and Best Single Costume. A portion of proceeds benefits Rosie’s Kitty Catfe, pairing a festive party vibe with a charitable cause.

Support the Lakeview High School Class of 2027 Senior Parent Committee by donating your returnable bottles and cans. Collections run through the summer and continue throughout senior year, and each returnable helps fund class activities and events. Pickup from your porch is offered within St. Clair Shores, and drop off is available as well. To arrange a donation, send a direct message on Facebook or Instagram or email lhs2027spc@gmail.com. Spreading the word to friends and family is appreciated.

Dr Smith, also known as MetroRockway, brings a rock performance to Blue Goose Inn. The venue offers food and drinks, along with service from its staff.

This concert launches the series and showcases staff musicians alongside friends. The program offers a wide range of instruments and genres, including classical, Broadway, and bluegrass. Admission is free and the event is open to all. Donations will be accepted.

The event features brain teasers and friendly competition as teams of up to six test their knowledge across a wide range of subjects in pursuit of the grand champion title. Registration is required and can be completed in person or by phone with a librarian at (586) 771-9020. Both full teams and individual participants can register, and smaller groups or solo players will be paired with others to create complete teams.