Events in North of Detroit, MI

NERPA’s annual golf scramble returns for its fourth year, raising funds to help kids in local communities attend Summer Day Camps. Proceeds support the Connor McMahon Scholarship Fund along with other local camp programs. Team entry includes 18 holes of golf with a cart, lunch at the turn, two drink tickets for the course, and a dinner reception with a cash bar. The fee is $500 per four-person team, with men’s, ladies, and mixed options; mixed teams must include at least half women. Expect fun on-course games, plus raffle baskets and a 50/50, so bringing cash is a good idea. NERPA, a regional group of parks and recreation professionals in Metro Detroit, directs funds to scholarships that help families send children to local summer camps, with additional support to the McMahon family as needed in memory of Connor McMahon. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Returning under new producers, this longstanding showcase brings together hundreds of exhibitors, interactive experiences, and brands that celebrate, inspire, and empower women of every age. Expect a lively shopping scene spanning fashion, beauty, food, and lifestyle, with opportunities to sample products, enjoy live entertainment, and take part in immersive activations geared toward enthusiastic shoppers. The event takes place at Vibe Credit Union Showplace, formerly known as Suburban Collection Showplace. Admission is $12 for adults and youth 13 and older, and free for children 12 and under.

This guided visit offers a look behind the scenes at the MillerKnoll Archives, a sought-after destination that first opened to the public last year on the company’s Design Yard campus. The archive brings together the legacies of Herman Miller, Knoll, and other brands and includes the inaugural exhibition Manufacturing Modern. Led by Cranbrook Art Museum’s MillerKnoll Special Projects Curator, Bridget Bartal, the tour explores the evolution of Modernist design from its early twentieth century roots to its influence on how interiors are shaped today, highlighting figures such as Florence Knoll, George Nelson, Eero Saarinen, Charles and Ray Eames, Harry Bertoia, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and Marcel Breuer, along with formative institutions including the Bauhaus, Cranbrook Academy of Art, and the Museum of Modern Art. Also on view is Objetos de Hojalata para el Hogar, an exhibition linking MillerKnoll with Cranbrook Academy of Art’s Industrial Design program and presenting 19 works acquired by MillerKnoll from Leon Ransmeier, Fabien Capello, and Cranbrook Industrial Design students, emphasizing Cranbrook’s craft, place, and contemporary practice. The tour meets at the Design Yard in Holland, Michigan. Exact location details and arrival instructions will be emailed to ticketholders one week in advance. Transportation is not provided.

Explore Rochester Hills Museum at Van Hoosen Farm during public drop-in hours that include a guided tour of the historic Van Hoosen Farmhouse and plenty to discover at your own pace. Admission provides an interactive journey through local history, with stories of the Taylor-Van Hoosen families, a look at Mastodon bones, and a range of local videos from the community’s ski jump to an award-winning PBS film, along with multiple computer interactives. Visitors can also enjoy self-guided access to the Bull Barn, Milk House, Equipment Barn, and Children’s Garden, plus the nearby Stoney Creek Cemetery and 16 acres of gardens and grounds. The farmhouse tour departs from the Dairy Barn. The site is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for seniors and students, and museum members receive free admission. No registration is required.

Outback Presents brings Matt McCusker to Royal Oak Music Theatre for an appearance open to all ages. McCusker is a comedian and writer, and he co-hosts Matt and Shane’s Secret Podcast.

This relaxed, social evening offers video games, board games, card games, and Dungeons & Dragons, plus additional options to try, all paired with tasty food for a night full of fun.

TK's hosts a weekly Friday evening Magic draft. The set in play changes, and the entry fee depends on which set is featured, so call the store for the current set and pricing. Prizes are awarded as one pack for every win.

Lewie brings an acoustic set to Center Street in Northville’s downtown, offering a relaxed, fun atmosphere that is welcoming for families.

Connect with fellow makers on each month's final Friday evening during a relaxed craft night centered on conversation and community. Bring a work in progress to focus on, while snacks and space are provided. Recent gatherings have featured watercolor, knitting, needle felting, embroidery, cross stitch, and crochet.

Celebrate the arrival of fall at Rec Bowl. Admission requires a $5 cover.

Dr Smith, also known as MetroRockway, returns to the Rhino Room at Rogers Roost for a night of classic rock, dancing and fun. The performance features plenty of great music in a lively atmosphere. Rogers Roost is known for great food, drinks and friendly service.

Runners gather at Stony Creek Metro Park for a community event featuring 5K, 10K, and half marathon distances. The run supports people facing homelessness, substance use, domestic violence, and trafficking through Grace Centers of Hope and its Life Skills Programs, which help men, women, and children build stability and become productive members of society. Participating in any distance shows support for residents and families who are rebuilding their lives and going the distance every day. There are multiple ways to contribute, including race registration, sponsoring, volunteering, peer to peer fundraising by creating a team, donating, and providing raffle items. An IMPACT Card available on event day offers a chance to win a raffle prize and to request information about volunteering, tours, and staying connected. Each race registration includes the official Pave the Way race T-shirt, a bib, a finisher medal, and refreshments.

Learn and grow with DCDI's Garden and Nutrition Class in partnership with First Presbyterian Church. This in-person session features a kitchen lesson on making energy balls, along with guidance on growing your own fruits and vegetables and understanding healthy eating habits. It offers a chance to connect with like-minded individuals and gain knowledge about sustainable living. Drop in for one class or attend the full series. Hosted at First Presbyterian Church of Farmington.

Explore the mushrooms and other fungi of the urban woods on a guided walk at Cummingston Park. The walk is led by Mary Fredricks, a botanist and mycologist with the Royal Oak Nature Society. Everyone curious about fungi is welcome. There is no fee and no advance registration. Please park and meet at the intersection of Torquay and Leafdale, just east of Meijer.

Experience an Autumn Elegance exhibition featuring a curated selection of South Asian fashion designed for cooler days and upcoming celebrations. Find rich seasonal tones such as deep maroon, burnt orange, emerald, and mustard brought to life in cozy tussar silks, exquisite pashminas, substantial georgettes, and velvet layers made for effortless styling. Browse festive and contemporary looks, including heavily embellished lehengas, classic sarees, modern capes, and fusion tunics. Artisanal details are front and center, with handloom weaves, intricate zardozi, and striking mirror work from leading South Asian designers. Ideal for preparing for autumn weddings or elevating a seasonal wardrobe with standout pieces. The showcase takes place at Hilton Garden Inn Detroit Troy. Admission and parking are free.

Returnable bottles and cans are being collected to support the Lakeview High School Class of 2027 Senior Parent Committee. Contributions help fund senior year activities and events. Collection runs through summer and continues during senior year. Porch pickup is available in St. Clair Shores, and drop-off is also an option. To arrange a pickup or drop-off, send a message on Facebook or Instagram, or email lhs2027spc@gmail.com. Sharing the drive with friends and family is welcome.

Bring your in-progress build or start something new at a relaxed hobby gathering focused on making, learning, and sharing. Simon and Drew will be available to offer tips, answer questions, and provide guidance, or simply spend time creating alongside other enthusiasts. Pick up fresh techniques, or show others a few of your own. Try out new products and get comfortable with them before deciding to buy. Tap into a large selection of MichToy supplies to enhance your project. Enjoy the social side too, with soda on hand and the occasional slice of cake. Whether you want hands-on help, access to materials and supplies, or just a friendly space to work, this casual session welcomes a wide range of projects and ideas.

A day of creative diamond art crafting. The cost is $25 per person and includes the craft, all needed supplies, wine, and pizza. Space is limited.

Pickleball players of every skill level can take part in structured open play at Northville Pickleball Club, with optional same-day lessons for anyone new to the game. The format puts beginners and advanced players on court at the same time, so mixed-ability pairs can participate together. Partners and courts rotate through a Teams and Scores system adapted from the organizers’ euchre gatherings, matching participants near their level while continually mixing lineups so no one stays with the same teammates all day. On arrival, there is a participation fee, and players text “P” to be placed into the queue. A monitor displays court assignments and positions, so phones can stay off the court. Scores are submitted by text, and wins and losses feed dynamic ratings that keep competition balanced. It is peak indoor season and demand is high, with the previous week’s 24 spots claimed the day registration opened. Additional locations are being explored to accommodate more players, and facilities with availability are encouraged to reach out. This setup suits anyone seeking competitive games, variety, and a welcoming social environment.

An autumn evening of shopping awaits at the 2nd Annual Autumn Nights Marketplace, featuring more than 80 vendors, good food, a cash bar with spirits, lively music, and an easygoing vibe. Vendor registration is available through the organizer’s secure website. Beware of scammers soliciting vendors in event posts, as organizers do not DM, email, text, or comment to recruit vendors.

AEG Presents brings the COMZILLA Comedy Tour to Royal Oak Music Theatre, featuring Harland Williams. This live comedy event is open to all ages.

Experience a calming Full Moon Yoga Nidra guided by Daniel Carpenter, the ninth offering in a series of 12 sessions scheduled on or near the full moon. Settle in for 45 minutes of guided rest while lying comfortably on a mat or blanket, lightly covered and supported by a small pillow. The practice is intended to ease the mind and body toward a deeply tranquil state, often described as resting on the threshold of dreamless sleep. In this level of stillness, the session highlights benefits such as activation of the pineal gland, a supportive healing response for body and mind, an expanded sense of connectedness, and restorative effects comparable to several hours of sleep. A key element is sankalpa, a heartfelt intention that each session helps refresh and support. Consistent participation is described as refining results and deepening the ability to access profound relaxation. Cost is $20.

So Last Summer performs live at Three Blind Mice.

Boy Band Review brings a fan-favorite tribute to the boy band boom to Marquis Theatre, recreating the era of frosted tips and heartfelt pop confessions. Billed as a top tribute act, the show delivers a full band, synchronized choreography, and rich harmonies for a nostalgic throwback experience.

More details will be shared soon. Allow extra time to enter the parking areas, as getting in may take a while. A gathering spot will be set in an open area, so arriving early is recommended.

Cranksgiving rolls out from D&D Northville with a choose-your-own-ride format that pairs fall color with a spirit of giving. Hosted by R3 and celebrating its 10th year, this community ride offers three options. Tackle roughly 35 miles to Plymouth Orchard that includes a ride-through passage in the orchard, opt for a 10 mile family ride down Hines Drive that wraps up with a visit to Parmenter’s Orchard, or take on an approximately 37 mile gravel route to Plymouth Orchard. Expect crisp air, changing leaves, and the chance to enjoy a donut along the way. Cranksgiving is a national effort that takes place in nearly 100 locations across the United States, and this edition marks the sixth annual D&D Cranksgiving. Registration is available, and participants are encouraged to share photos using #DDCranksgiving.

Spend the day at St. Clair Shores Farmers Market, where local shopping meets pet adoption. Explore the booths and enjoy the market atmosphere while meeting adoptable animals ready for loving homes. Friends, family, and fosters are welcome, creating a warm setting to connect pets with their future families. It is an opportunity to make a difference, one adoption at a time.

A monthly Reiki share welcoming anyone curious about the practice as well as practitioners who want to practice. Reiki involves light or no touch energy work that supports relaxation, mental clarity, and personal growth. During the gathering, participants connect in small groups or pair up to both give and receive Reiki, making it accessible for first-timers and experienced practitioners alike. No attunement or prior experience is required. This is a donation-based event, so contributions are appreciated but not required.

Settle into the calm surroundings of Normandy Oaks Park in Royal Oak for an all-levels outdoor Hatha yoga session centered on unhurried, intentional movement and fresh air. Participants are guided through approachable poses, gentle breathing, and brief meditation to release stress, reset, and feel grounded. It offers a relaxed way to connect with a friendly community in a natural setting. Bring a mat and some water, and the remaining details are taken care of. Suitable for ages 16 and up. The class is free with optional donations that support Namaste's Karma Yoga Fund, which helps keep yoga accessible through scholarships and community outreach. After registering, an email is sent with more information and a link to donate.

This walk at Commerce Cemetery shares the stories of early settlers, founders, and veterans who are buried there. It also explores the iconography found throughout the cemetery, offering insight into the symbols and imagery present on the grounds.

Ease into the week with a calming, restorative session focused on gentle stretches and steady breathwork. Guided instruction will lead you into relaxing postures that release tightness, settle the mind, and help you reset. This free, all-levels class is designed for the whole family. Bring a yoga mat, comfortable clothing, and water. A park pass is required for entry, and online pre-registration is needed. Held outdoors at Blossom Heath Park, outside the boathouse.

Take part in a monthly volunteer opportunity focused on caring for native plant and rain gardens around the office. CRWC maintains three rain gardens and two native plant gardens that benefit from community help with ongoing upkeep. Participants can build skills in plant identification, learn how rain gardens capture stormwater, and explore how native plants support water and wildlife. Typical tasks may include weeding, splitting plants, deadheading stems, planting, mulching, watering, and edging. Gloves and tools are provided, and Master Gardener hours are available.

Bleachers takes the stage at Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre with a built in giveback, as $1 from every ticket supports The Ally Coalition’s work with LGBTQ+ youth. This contribution is not tax deductible. A traffic control fee is included in the ticket price, and outside food and beverages are not allowed. For most amphitheater performances, guests may bring beach style chairs that sit less than 12 inches from the ground when unfolded, though this policy can vary by tour. The event goes on rain or shine, and only severe weather may lead to a cancellation or postponement. For the latest details, look to official social media and the 313 Presents news section. Ticket access includes a public onsale and multiple presales through 313 Presents, Spotify, Live Nation, and the artist.

An in-concert celebration marks 40 years of Jim Henson's Labyrinth, presented by AEG Presents. This all-ages event offers a special anniversary experience.

Taqueria Garibaldi Food Truck will visit Kenbrook Elementary School, providing an easy way to pick up dinner from the truck during its stop.

An elegant fundraising gala dinner in Detroit, USA supports Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi. Hosted at the Marriott Hotel in Troy, the event focuses on raising vital funds for cancer treatment and research. Tickets are available online, and organizers can provide details about attendance and support options. Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law, EIN 13-3626299.

Readers and book lovers can settle in for a relaxed evening that blends casual book chat with a creative project. Hippie Yoga and Kitty Deluxe are teaming up for a community night where attendees trade thoughts on current reads, swap recent favorites, and connect with fellow members of the Hippie community. As conversation unfolds, Cat from Kitty Deluxe leads a book-themed craft that welcomes all skill levels, so no prior experience is needed. The focus is cozy and low pressure, centered on good conversation, creativity, and fresh recommendations. This gathering is open to everyone, a bookish craft is part of the experience, and community connection is encouraged. Space is limited. Bring your love of reading, your opinions, and that one book you cannot stop talking about.

Foster The People bring the Good Mourning Sunshine Tour to Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre for a night of live music. Ticket prices include a traffic control fee. Guests may bring low-profile beach chairs, with the seat less than 12 inches from the ground when unfolded, for most amphitheater shows, although tour or show requests can change this policy. Outside food and drinks are not allowed. The event will proceed rain or shine, with changes only in cases of extreme weather. Several presale options are available, including 313 Presents, Spotify, Citi cardmember, Live Nation, and artist presales, plus preferred tickets and VIP packages. For the latest information, check social media channels or the 313 Presents news section.

Ian Bagg takes the stage for a live performance at Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle.

Cars & Coffee by CC Robotics is a casual auto gathering with day-of registration available. Vehicles should be staged before activities begin, and awards will be announced later in the program. The show coincides with Boys Bowl Weekend and features raffles, prizes, music, and concessions for purchase. Exhibitors and prospective vendors can find registration and contact information in the event listing.

The eleventh annual Survivor Scramble brings golfers together at Links of Novi to support a mission focused on ending dogfighting, combating canine cruelty, and saving lives. Tickets will be available soon for foursomes. Sponsorships are open now. A Hole sponsorship at $100 includes full color signage on one hole and recognition on the website and social media. The $500 Fore level provides full color signage at the clubhouse along with website and social media recognition. At $1,000, the Eagle level includes two golf entries, full color signage at the clubhouse, and logo placement on all promotional materials as well as on the website and social channels. The $2,500 Ace level includes one foursome, full color clubhouse signage, and logo placement on promotional materials and on the website and social media. The $5,000 Golf Ball level includes one foursome, a logo on every golf ball gifted and sold for mulligans, full color signage at the clubhouse, and logo placement on promotional materials and on the website and social media. The $10,000 Presenting level includes two foursomes, logos on all signage and promotional materials, signage on all golf carts and at the clubhouse, an option to speak at dinner, and recognition on the website and social media. Every sponsorship directly supports survivors of dogfighting and cruelty, and all donated funds are applied fully to further this mission.

Enjoy a crisp fall day on the fairways at St. Clair Shores Country Club while supporting Scouting in the Sunrise District. Golfers will play a scramble format over 18 holes, take part in fun games out on the course, sit down to a lunch featuring coney dogs, and have a chance at prize drawings. For details, contact Janssen Lemley at Janssen.Lemley@scouting.org.

Community Shred Day offers secure, on-the-spot destruction of personal documents. The first bin costs $7 and fits roughly eight small boxes, with any additional material priced at 10 cents per pound. Staff will unload your vehicle and send documents straight to the shredder. Please leave out binders and trash to avoid extra fees. Viewing is not available during Community Shred Day, but weekday appointments can be scheduled if you need to witness the process. This NAID certified service focuses on the secure handling of records, and all paper is recycled into everyday household paper products. An electronic waste special is also available, with laptops, towers, hard drives, monitors, small printers, tablets, and phones accepted for $5 per item at Community Shred Day. Pricing for other electronics is available by phone, and electronics are processed by an environmentally responsible recycler. For details, call 248-344-9185.

Registration is open for the 6th Scramble, and spots are limited. A foursome is confirmed only after registration and payment. As tickets near sellout, a waitlist will be available. Sponsorship opportunities are offered, volunteers are welcome, and donations toward raffle prizes are accepted. After five successful years, this edition builds on that momentum. For comfort and safety, consider hats, sunscreen, and protective clothing.

An individual Olympic weightlifting competition where participants test their strength and aim for their best total across the lifts.

Celebrate the magic of the changing seasons at Equinox, a day to night market that evolves into two distinct experiences. During the daylight hours, explore a festive fall fair with artisan vendors, a costume contest, live musical performances, captivating stage shows, free crafting opportunities, wandering entertainers, unique handcrafted goods, seasonal treats, and immersive entertainment. As the sun sets, twinkling lights frame the main stage and solar lights guide the pathways, creating a cozy nighttime marketplace with cups of cider and a dazzling fire performance to honor autumn. Presented by Wandering Stage Events LLC, the creators of the Michigan Fantasy Festival.

At the Novi Civic Center, the 2nd annual Michigan Miss Amazing Once Upon a Fairytale Fundraiser Ball brings a storybook theme to an evening that honors remarkable girls and the journeys that help them shine. The celebration features dinner, indulgent desserts, and a high energy dance floor, along with raffles and other opportunities to contribute in support of Michigan Miss Amazing and the individuals it serves. Families, friends, supporters, and community members come together to create meaningful experiences for participants, with every ticket and donation helping to build confidence, joy, and opportunity across Michigan. Guests are encouraged to arrive in their best, fairytale inspired attire to match the spirit of the night. Sponsorship and donation options are available. Michigan Miss Amazing is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and contributions are tax deductible. EIN: 41-4982097.

Akaash Singh appears on the Generational Triumph Tour, presented by AEG Presents. This event is open to all ages.

The Groove Council celebrates 20 years with a special anniversary event at Rec Bowl. This milestone gathering honors the group’s two decades together.

Ian Bagg performs live at Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle.

Organized by Motor City Modified Auto Club, the Fall Color Tour is a cruising event held rain or shine and welcomes daily drivers. Check-in is available at the Ram's Horn parking lot or at Ben's Super Center, and this edition features a refreshed route with new stops. Pre-registration offers savings of $5 on the meal and $5 on registration, and it helps with planning a full buffet-style lunch. Space is limited to the first 150 vehicles. Registered participants can look forward to special prizes and numerous door prizes at the Port Hope AMVET Hall, plus a 50/50 raffle. A drawing will also be held for a restored gas pump or $1,500 in cash, with the winner choosing the prize. Gas pump raffle tickets can be purchased in advance from any MMAC member and will also be available on the day of the tour, and a portion of the proceeds supports AMVETS. You do not need to be present to win.

Enjoy a free outdoor yoga session at St. Clair Shores Community Garden, presented in partnership with Hippie Yoga. April leads practice among growing plants and fresh air, offering a relaxed way to connect with the movement and the surrounding community. This monthly series runs from May through October. All experience levels are welcome, whether you are a longtime practitioner or exploring yoga for the first time.

Game 6 features a homecoming showdown with the St Clair Shores Green Hornets at Troy Athens High School. This matchup is part of the homecoming festivities.

Cranksgiving sets out from D&D Northville with a fall ride that pairs biking with holiday giving. Riders can choose a roughly 35 mile route to Plymouth Orchard that includes a hidden passage through the orchard, a family friendly 10 mile spin along Hines Drive that finishes with a visit to Parmenter’s Orchard, or an approximately 37 mile gravel option to Plymouth Orchard. Expect colorful foliage and a donut treat along the way. Hosted by R3, this local ride is part of a national effort that takes place in nearly 100 communities nationwide. A rain date is planned.

The Allen Puckett Project brings a lively mix of music and fun to The Blue Goose Inn, as Tom and Mark perform favorite songs and add playful banter throughout the show.

The Community Foundation’s Tailgate Party returns to Rochester Hills Banquet Center for a community-centered celebration that highlights local nonprofit missions, raises funds for charitable initiatives, and brings donors together to support meaningful impact. Following strong feedback from last year’s event at this venue, the festivities are back in the same spot. Open to the public, this gathering is promoted as one of Rochester’s standout fall parties.

Presented by AEG, Robin Trower performs at Royal Oak Music Theatre. The show is open to all ages.

Stand up comedian Greg Warren brings a run of shows to Royal Oak, sharing the sharp, everyday observations that have made him a favorite with audiences nationwide. His latest special, The Champ, produced by Nate Bargatze, spins laughs from topics like poison ivy, the boom in high school fishing teams, and his tongue in cheek claims to champion status. His previous hour, The Salesman, looks back at his years selling Jif and Pringles for Procter & Gamble and earned praise for turning peanut butter into a comedic centerpiece. Warren’s credits include the Amazon Prime special Where The Field Corn Grows, Dry Bar Comedy’s Fish Sandwich, Late Night with Seth Meyers, The Late Late Show, and Comedy Central Presents. He is a longtime presence on the nationally syndicated Bob & Tom Show with his recurring segment The Warren Report and has reached a broad spectrum of fans as a finalist on BET’s Coming to the Stage and on Country Music Television. His comedy airs daily on SiriusXM’s Pure Comedy channel and on Jeff & Larry’s Comedy Roundup. He has appeared on podcasts such as Nateland, Never Not Funny, Bertcast, Dumb People Town, and The Adam Carolla Show. He was selected as a New Face at JFL, performed on Premium Blend, and competed on Last Comic Standing. He also co hosts The Consumers on Nate Bargatze’s Nateland network with Tim Convy and Sean O’Brien, where each episode dives into a single national brand. This is a special event. No Groupon, passes, or discounts, and a two item minimum per person applies.

With Pet Supplies Plus presenting, the Novi Pet Expo at the Novi Expo Center offers a large indoor pet celebration for families in Michigan. Attendees can explore interactive exhibits, browse a wide range of pet products from dedicated vendors, and enjoy live entertainment paired with engaging demonstrations. Look for stage presentations, friendly contests, and appearances by well known pets. Adoptable puppies will be on site, and dogs and cats are welcome.

Monsters have locked away the Halloween candy at TPL, and the only way to free it is by solving a trail of clues, locks, and puzzles. In the TPL Story & Craft Room, participants work together to open the box and release the treats. A library card is required, and registration must be completed through the Troy Public Library online calendar. This is an official City of Troy, Troy Public Library program, and Facebook RSVPs do not count as registration. This event is for children in grades 4 to 6, with ages and grades strictly enforced. To support a successful experience for everyone, children who are not in the designated range will be turned away at the door. In accordance with the library’s unattended child policy, all children age 11 and under must be accompanied by a parent or adult caregiver who remains in the building for the duration of the program.

A three-week beginner friendly yoga series created for those new to the mat. Discover how a typical class flows, the role of props, and the building blocks of essential postures in a welcoming setting. Each session builds confidence with guidance on tailoring poses to your body, including options for limitations or injuries, and shows how to put props to work so the practice supports you. By the end, you will feel more at ease on your mat and ready to step into any Hippie Yoga class with confidence. The series includes an additional week of classes afterward to help keep the momentum. Wear comfortable clothing and bring curiosity and an open mind. Registration is $45.

A celebratory gala at Barrister Gardens marks the culmination of a yearlong church centennial in worship. Adult tickets are $100, and tickets for children 12 and under are $60. Affirm, Afterpay, and Klarna are available for online purchases only. Sponsorship information will be posted on the event website.

Married and engaged couples are welcome at the fifth annual Together in Holiness conference for the Archdiocese of Detroit, hosted at St. Anastasia Catholic Church in Troy, Michigan. National speakers Colin and Aimee MacIver will guide reflections on how the family reflects the life of the Trinity. As part of the Together in Holiness marriage series, the day includes presentations from national and local voices, opportunities for Mass, Reconciliation, and Eucharistic Adoration, on-site childcare, and practical guidance for spouses and parents seeking to grow in the Catholic faith. Early Bird pricing is $54 per couple and $35 per individual. After the Early Bird period, registration is $64 per couple and $40 per individual. Scholarships are available for couples and individuals. On-site childcare requires advance registration and is $5 per child or $20 per family for four or more children. Together in Holiness is a program of the St. John Paul II Foundation.

Meet cats and dogs available for adoption. Spend some time getting to know them and see if one could be the right match for you.

Set aside an afternoon for tabletop play with options for every taste, from light party titles to deeper Euro-style games. A selection will be available, and participants are welcome to bring favorites to share. All ages are invited. Younger children often occupy themselves with handheld devices or their own games, while kids and teens who can comfortably sit and play with adults are welcome at the tables. For questions, email boardgames@uufarmington.org.

The sixth race in the 2026 MiSCA series serves as the state championship at Bloomer Park, presented by Szott Auto Group. This student-only event is open to elementary, middle, and high school participants, and no team affiliation is required since students may compete as individuals. To take part, riders need a MiSCA account and must register for each race they intend to enter, and financial assistance is available for those with cost concerns. Elementary athletes in grades 5 and under race on Saturday, while riders in grades 6 and above compete on Sunday. Parking fees apply for vehicles without an annual pass at a rate of $1.50 per hour through the ParkMobile app, with a $10 daily option recommended for stays of 7 hours or more. The trails at Bloomer Park are maintained by the Clinton River Area Mountain Bike Association (CRAMBA).

Prospective breeding hosts are welcome at a free, open house event at the Canine Development Center of Leader Dogs for the Blind. Meet members of the breeding team, breeding host volunteers, whelp mentors, and the Leader Dog moms while learning about the program and what the host role involves. Team members will answer questions, explain expectations, and introduce dogs that are still seeking placement so attendees can better understand the commitment and support available.

American Ride, an award winning tribute to Toby Keith, brings a set filled with hits, spirit, and patriotic pride, including Should've Been A Cowboy, I Love This Bar, Who's Your Daddy, and Eed Solo Cup. Ticket information will be available soon.

AEG Presents brings Marc Maron’s Yammering into the Void Tour to Royal Oak Music Theatre for a night of stand up that is open to all ages. Maron’s comedy catalog includes HBO specials Panicked and From Bleak to Dark, along with End Times Fun on Netflix, Too Real, More Later on Epix, and Thinky Pain, with recognition that includes Writers Guild of America and Critics Choice nominations. He is also the creator of the long running interview podcast WTF with Marc Maron, which draws over 50 million listens annually and has surpassed 1600 episodes, featuring conversations with guests such as Barack Obama, Keith Richards, Carol Burnett, and Robin Williams. The Robin Williams episode became the first one on one podcast conversation preserved by the National Recording Registry, and the show concluded after a 16 year run. On screen, his work spans the Netflix series GLOW and the IFC series Maron, films like To Leslie and Justin Kurzel’s crime thriller The Order, and recent projects including The Bad Guys 2, the Bruce Springsteen biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere from 20th Century Studios, the documentary Are We Good, and the indie comedy In Memoriam alongside Sharon Stone, Lily Gladstone, Alan Ruck, Judy Greer, and Justin Long. Additional credits include the Apple TV+ golf comedy series Stick as Mitts, as well as appearances in Joker, Respect with Jennifer Hudson, Spencer Confidential, Sword of Trust, and Stardust, plus voice roles as Mr. Snake in DreamWorks The Bad Guys and Lex Luthor in DC League of Super Pets.

Explore practical tools for stress relief and better health through Pranic Healing. The session begins with a concise introduction to Pranic Healing, then continues with Meditation on Twin Hearts, a widely practiced method that fosters calm, healing, and renewal. Afterward, skilled Pranic Healers provide individual mini sessions. Pranic Healing is a no-touch energy approach that uses prana to cleanse and energize the aura, chakras, and physical body. Practitioners scan for areas of congestion or depletion, remove obstructing energies, and replenish where needed to improve flow and vitality. Whether you hope to recharge, find peace, ease physical or emotional discomfort, or are simply curious, this is a welcoming way to experience the practice. A $5 recommended donation is appreciated.

Mania: The ABBA Tribute brings the music of ABBA to Detroit at Royal Oak Music Theatre. This all ages event features reserved seating. Tickets are available online, with a password pre-sale using DANCING ahead of the general on sale.

AEG brings the Toddler Rave World Tour to Royal Oak Music Theatre, featuring Lenny Pearce. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

Presented by AEG Presents, this show is open to all ages and features a performance from The Midnight.

Hosted at Detroit Marriott Troy, the 2026 Celebration of Hope Gala brings companies and community members together in support of compassionate mental health crisis care. As Common Ground’s signature fundraising event, it advances programs that help people move from crisis to hope and recognizes the organization’s impact and leadership in Michigan. Tickets are $200 and include dinner, a silent auction, complimentary beer and wine, live entertainment, prize raffles, games, legacy awards, and opportunities for networking. Corporate sponsorships are available.

Thirteen teams will compete in a slate of seven games. Matchups and game times are set by regular season performance, with team records determining who plays whom and when.

Michigan Makers Market brings an indoor art and craft showcase to The Hawk Community Center, featuring work by artists from across Michigan. Expect a wide mix of pieces suited for gift shopping, including jewelry, hats, printmaking, ceramics, painting, holiday decor, illustrations, and other mixed media. Displays and sales tables will span the Black Box Theatre, the Performance Studio, and the Theater Lobby. The market is open for one day only, and admission is free. Organized by the art team behind ART on the GRAND within the Cultural Arts Division of Farmington Hills Special Services, this juried event is welcoming artist applications. There is no cost to apply, and the table registration fee is $75 for participants.

In its second year, this indoor showcase of classic cars and hot rods brings Metro Detroit a packed floor of automotive highlights at Vibe Credit Union Showplace. Browse hundreds of standout rides, see well-known cars from TV and movies, and catch a pin-up girl competition, with additional attractions rounding out the experience. Advance tickets start at $5.

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck returns to Twelve Oaks Mall with an appearance near the Food Court entrance. Visitors can pick up cute treats and merchandise, available while supplies last.

Advance your Reiki practice with a Level III Master training that deepens energetic understanding and prepares practitioners to step into the roles of healer, mentor, and teacher. Instruction at each level includes attunements, a comprehensive manual, guided hands-on practice with support, techniques for self-care and working with others, connection to a growing community of practitioners, and pathways for continued study and mentorship. The Master attunement is presented as the culmination of Reiki training. Participants receive the Master symbol to amplify and extend their healing work, explore practices intended to heighten spiritual awareness and intuition, strengthen connection with Universal Life Force energy, and refine energetic channels for higher-frequency healing. This stage also includes the ability to initiate others into Reiki. Prerequisite training includes completion of Levels I and II, or comparable experience depending on tradition. Tuition options are $111 for one level, $222 for two levels, or $333 for Levels I through III. The training is led by Jamie, a 500-hour registered yoga teacher, Reiki Master, and clinical social worker (MSW, LLMSW) with over two decades in the healing arts. Her background spans aromatherapy, herbalism, Ayurveda, Thai massage, Reiki, and crystal energy work. With a trauma-informed and integrative approach that bridges Eastern and Western modalities, she supports students in aligning with personal truth, living with intention, and cultivating practices that serve whole-person wellness.

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.

BeWitched & BeDazzled brings a spirited celebration to Petruzzello’s Banquet and Conference Center with vendor boo-tique shopping, psychic readings, raffles and Boo-raffle baskets, a silent auction, a free photo booth, and a delicious lunch. Now in its 10th year for Meadow Brook Theatre, this gathering is presented by The Guild for the Meadow Brook Theatre, which provides financial and auxiliary support to the professional theatre located on the campus of Oakland University. Tickets are $70 per guest and will not be sold at the event. Tables seat 10 guests, and groups of 6 to 10 may name their table, so plan your party and remember to include yourself in the seat count. Registration requires each guest’s name, email address, and lunch choice. Menu options include Regular Chicken Piccata, Vegetarian, Vegan, Dairy Free, or Gluten Free. Costumes are welcome but not required. Wear a bewitching or bedazzling look or simply a witch’s hat, and enter the costume contest if you wish. Categories include Witchiest Hat, Most Bewitched, Most Bedazzled, Wickedly Creative, and Witchiest Guild Member, with contest registration available after check-in.

Presented by AEG Presents, Movements brings the Happier Now USA Tour to Royal Oak Music Theatre. This is an all ages show, and doors will open ahead of the performance.

Gather your best witches and broomsticks for a spooky evening in Downtown Mount Clemens that aims to fill the streets with more than 2,000 witches in an effort to break a world record. A DJ, light refreshments, and special discounts are planned, with more details on participating businesses to be announced. A witches costume contest will take place in Cherry Street Mall. This is a free event with no purchase required, and a limited number of passes will be available to buy at The Nest for additional discounts. To help prevent scams, organizers will share updates only through their official Facebook account and individual accounts.

AEG Presents brings DJ Shadow to Royal Oak Music Theatre for a special celebration of the 30th anniversary of his album Endtroducing. This all ages show marks the album's three decade milestone.

Enjoy a full weekend of creativity at Embassy Suites by Hilton Detroit Troy Auburn Hills while supporting a meaningful mission to provide essential safety equipment for K9s. The retreat offers 24 hours of crafting across two days, welcoming projects of all kinds in a friendly, focused setting. Registration includes admission to Crop for Paws, a personal 6-foot crop space, a goody bag, dinner on the first evening, lunch and dinner the next day, K9 entertainment, and additional surprises. Throughout the weekend, participants may also find raffle opportunities, scrapbooking and crafting vendors, plus onsite massages and mani pedis. Flexible packages are available. A $125 hotel package, with lodging arranged separately, features complimentary gourmet breakfast, evening cocktails, and a shuttle within a five mile radius. A limited number of $125 commuter packages are also offered. Room options are priced at $129 for a king suite or $159 for a two double suite, based on double occupancy, with a $36 weekend charge per additional person, tax included. After registering and selecting the hotel package, an email with a room-block booking link will be sent, and messages can sometimes land in spam or junk folders.

A community trunk-or-treat in Troy features candy, creatively decorated car trunks, and costumes for a family-friendly Halloween celebration. The Joyful Jungle Christian Learning Center and Heritage Church are partnering to host the festivities at The Joyful Jungle Christian Learning Center in Troy. Children can go trunk to trunk gathering treats while families enjoy a cheerful atmosphere filled with seasonal fun.

Couples gather at the Hilton Garden Inn Detroit Troy in Troy, Michigan for a retreat focused on clarifying priorities, renewing energy, and resetting their marriage.

Streetlight Manifesto brings The Presence of the Past Tour to Royal Oak Music Theatre, presented by AEG. This concert welcomes all ages.

Presented by the Northville Chamber of Commerce, this family-friendly Halloween celebration brings festive energy to Downtown Northville. Enjoy trick-or-treating, live entertainment, and games. Sweet treats like mini donuts and cider add to the fun, with additional activities creating a lively seasonal atmosphere.

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.

Presented by AEG Presents, Bethel Music performs at Royal Oak Music Theatre. This is an all ages event.

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

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.

Trinity Health IHA Medical Group, Pediatrics in Rochester Hills is welcoming new patients and hosts free monthly in-person group meetings for expectant parents and for parents of new patients from birth through age 18. Attendees can meet pediatricians and pediatric nurse practitioners, ask questions about their child’s health plan, tour the office, and learn about the practice’s approach to care and office hours. For questions about Meet the Providers events, call (248) 696-3400.

Led by Daniel Carpenter, this full moon practice offers a 45-minute guided Yoga Nidra designed for deep rest. It is the tenth gathering in a yearlong series of twelve, with each session scheduled on or near the full moon. Participants lie comfortably on a pad or blanket, with a cover and small pillow for support, while guided instructions invite a peaceful state between wakefulness and sleep. A central focus is sankalpa, a personal intention revisited each time to reinforce clarity and access restorative relaxation. Consistent participation is described as refining the benefits over time. Admission is $20 and the session takes place at Bodhi Seed Yoga.

Help care for native plant and rain gardens during a monthly volunteer opportunity focused on hands-on garden maintenance and learning. CRWC stewards three rain gardens and two native plant gardens around the office and invites volunteers to assist with tasks such as weeding, splitting plants, deadheading stems, planting, mulching, watering, and edging. Participants can learn to identify plants, understand how rain gardens capture stormwater, and explore how native plants support water and wildlife. Gloves and tools are provided, and Master Gardener hours are available.

Sleeping With Sirens brings the An Ending Itself Tour to Royal Oak Music Theatre, joined by Rain City Drive and Shyeye. Presented by AEG Presents, this concert is open to all ages.

A sacred men’s gathering facilitated by Sons of Detroit, with Justin True, Marc Estanislao, and Evan Weber guiding the circle. Trained with Sacred Sons, the facilitators hold a supportive space for primal masculine work centered on brotherhood. Participants can engage the head, heart, and gut through guided connection practices, playful activities, emotional release, and a sharing circle, while building a network that continues beyond a single meeting. Arrive with an open mind and open heart to be heard, seen, and honored. Admission is offered on a sliding scale of $20 to $40, with a suggested starting donation of $20 and the option to contribute according to the value received. Hosted at CenterPeace in Troy.

Dweezil Zappa brings DZ20: Like Father, Like Son to Royal Oak Music Theatre. This performance is open to all ages.

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

The Atomic Cafe brings its Ann Arbor college 80s sound to Northville Eagles for a Halloween celebration. The set revisits alternative hits from the 1980s they played while at the University of Michigan, adds some new picks, and mixes in Halloween-themed tunes. Expect a lively dance floor and a costume contest. Everyone is welcome.

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.

AEG Presents brings the Wrath Across North America 2026 tour to Royal Oak Music Theatre, featuring Arch Enemy and The Black Dahlia Murder with performances by Septic Flesh, Crypta, and Thrown Into Exile. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

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.

Diwali Fest 2026 brings Novi neighbors together to enjoy dishes from nearby Indian eateries, browse jewelry, clothing, and henna designs from vendors, watch performances, and experience a fireworks display.

Charles Wesley Godwin and The Allegheny High perform at Royal Oak Music Theatre, featuring guest Nicholas Jamerson. Tickets are available.

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.

An annual, public gathering in Houghton, Michigan that shines a spotlight on the aurora through artistic expression, cultural perspectives, scientific insight, and photography. It convenes in the Great Lakes region of the United States, situated just south of the Auroral Oval, offering a place for enthusiasts and experts to connect around this remarkable natural phenomenon.

Der Wurstwagen Food Truck is set to visit Kenbrook and will be serving dinner. Pick up a meal from the truck.

AEG and The Ark present The Mavericks in concert at Royal Oak Music Theatre. This event is open to all ages.

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.

Pauly Shore brings his signature comedy to Royal Oak, Michigan for a special run of shows featuring multiple performances across the weekend. The comedian, actor, and podcaster rose to fame in the 1990s with MTV’s Totally Pauly, which led to an HBO special and starring turns in cult favorites like Jury Duty, Bio-Dome, and Encino Man. Recent screen credits include Lionsgate’s Guest House, Adam Sandler’s Sandy Wexler, DreamWorks’ Pinocchio: A True Story, and the indie film How It Ends alongside Whitney Cummings, Olivia Wilde, and Nick Kroll. Beyond the stage and screen, he fronts the band Pauly Shore and The Crustys, whose debut LP, Crustopolis Vol. 1, arrived in 2023, and he has hosted the Pauly Shore Podcast Show and later Pauly Shore’s Random Rants, welcoming guests such as Judd Apatow and Bob Saget. Fans online have also championed him to portray fitness icon Richard Simmons, inspired by memes, a noted resemblance, and his Sweating With the Wiez series. He appears in the documentary I Wanna Open for Pauly Shore, a satirical competition that follows five emerging comics vying for a chance to open for him, filmed in Los Angeles with Don Barris of Jimmy Kimmel and Vicki Barbolak of America’s Got Talent serving as hosts and judges. On tour he presents two distinct live experiences, his classic stand-up set and an autobiographical one-man show titled Stick with the Dancing: Funny Stories From my Childhood. This is a special event with no passes, Groupon, or discounts, and there is a two item minimum per person. Tickets are offered in two tiers, $50 for Preferred and $35 for General Admission.

Safely dispose of sensitive papers at Community Shred Day. Staff will unload your vehicle and shred documents promptly on site. Pricing is $7 for one bin, which holds about eight small boxes, with any excess charged at $0.10 per pound. Please keep binders and trash out, as extra fees may apply. Viewing is not available during this event, so anyone who needs to witness destruction can arrange a weekday appointment through the website or by calling 248-344-9185. This NAID certified operation prioritizes secure records destruction, and all shredded paper is recycled into everyday products like paper towels and toilet paper. An electronic waste special is also available, with hard drives, towers, laptops, monitors, small printers, phones, and tablets accepted for $5 each. For pricing on other electronics or additional information, call 248-344-9185. The provider is an environmentally friendly electronics recycler.

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.

AEG Presents hosts a stop on the Wired USA Tour 2026 at Royal Oak Music Theatre, featuring Basement with support from High Vis, Big Boy, and First Day Back. This concert welcomes attendees of all ages.

Explore stress relief and support your healing journey with a guided introduction to Pranic Healing followed by the widely practiced Meditation on Twin Hearts. This universal meditation is embraced by people from many backgrounds and promotes calm, renewal, and a sense of peace. After the group practice, trained practitioners provide brief individual sessions using a no-touch method that works with prana, or life energy, to cleanse and energize the aura, chakras, and physical body. The process includes scanning for areas of congestion and depletion, clearing inhibiting energies, and boosting energy flow to enhance vitality. Whether the aim is to feel re-energized, find tranquility, or ease physical or emotional discomfort, participants can explore these techniques in a welcoming setting. A $5 recommended donation is requested at the event.

AEG & The Ark present My Bluegrass Heart with Béla Fleck at Royal Oak Music Theatre. All ages are welcome. A New York City native whose spark came from hearing Earl Scruggs, Béla Fleck has spent a remarkable career expanding what the banjo can do across bluegrass, jazz, classical and more. His path has included early work with Tasty Licks and Spectrum, a celebrated run with New Grass Revival, and the trailblazing group Béla Fleck and the Flecktones, alongside collaborations with artists such as Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas, Chick Corea, Victor Wooten and Edgar Meyer. He has earned 14 Grammy Awards and 30 nominations, and has been recognized in more Grammy categories than any other artist. This appearance is billed as My Bluegrass Heart.

Tigerlily is putting on its yearly bowling benefit to raise funds. Lane check-in will be available, and more information will be shared soon.

AEG Presents brings Leslie Jones to the stage for an all-ages stop on her tour. Attendees of any age are welcome to experience her live in person.

Explore a curated selection of designer fabric remnants priced at $10 per yard, along with 25 percent off all pre-made pillows. Discounts are also available on custom orders placed in the studio. Look out for updates highlighting which fabrics will be available at the sale.

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.

AEG Presents brings STS9 to Royal Oak Music Theatre as part of the Human Dream Tour. This show is open to all ages, offering a chance to experience STS9 live on a tour stop at the theater.

The Lions face the Patriots alongside a steak and egg breakfast. A relaxed gathering that blends football, hearty food, and friendly company.

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.

Presented by AEG and The Ark, The Wooten Brothers bring a live, all-ages performance to Royal Oak Music Theatre.

Downtown Northville glows with holiday spirit as the Holiday Lighted Parade ushers in the season. Spectators can look forward to illuminated floats, marching bands, energetic dance groups, and an appearance by Santa. After the procession, the celebration continues with the official tree lighting in Town Square.

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.

Start the holiday season at a curated indoor handmade market in Northville that brings together more than 100 makers showcasing original work. Browse distinctive gifts, home decor, accessories, and specialty pieces while enjoying a friendly, festive atmosphere that celebrates local creativity. Expect food and refreshments, raffle baskets stocked with goods from the community, and a diverse lineup of creators that includes youth, Northville seniors, and makers of varying abilities. Light acoustic music or live demonstrations may be featured to complete the experience. The market is part of Northville’s Hometown Holiday weekend and offers a meaningful way to support local artists and small businesses while finding thoughtful gifts. Admission is $4 in advance and $5 at the door. Each admission includes five raffle tickets, and additional raffle tickets and food can be purchased on site.

A Santa parade will take place in the heart of Mount Clemens. There are opportunities to participate by volunteering or marching in the parade.

An elegant evening hosted by the Blooming Brave Foundation unfolds at Petruzzello, celebrating and supporting children with medical complexities and the families who care for them. As the foundation’s capstone gala, the night begins with a cocktail hour featuring an open bar with champagne, live music, a magician, and casino-style tables, followed by a refined dinner and dessert. Entertainment continues with aerial performances and a comedy set by Tina Friml, then a DJ-led after party with dancing. Guests can also take part in a selection of auction items. This black tie gathering directs every ticket and sponsorship toward providing medical equipment, home modifications, care packages, and other critical resources for families navigating complex medical needs. Tickets are limited, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

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.

AEG Presents brings the 20th Anniversary Tour to Royal Oak Music Theatre, featuring Whitechapel with Chelsea Grin, The Acacia Strain, and Netherwalker. The show is open to all ages.

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.

Need personal documents securely destroyed? Community Shred Day provides on-site shredding with staff who unload your vehicle and shred materials right away. Pricing is $7 for one bin, which fits about eight small boxes, and anything beyond one bin is priced at 10 cents per pound. Binders and trash are not accepted and may lead to additional charges. Witnessing the process is not available during Community Shred Day, and those who need to observe can arrange a weekday appointment by calling the office. The service is NAID certified and focuses on secure destruction of records. All shredded paper is recycled into everyday items such as paper towels and toilet tissue. An electronic waste special is also available, with hard drives, computer towers, laptops, monitors, small printers, phones, and tablets priced at $5 each during the event. For pricing on other electronics and additional information, call 248-344-9185.

An annual holiday party at Great Oaks Country Club features brunch and drinks, recognition awards, installation of the 2027 board, raffle baskets, a 50/50, a live auction, and time to network. Members tickets are $50, future members are $65, and a VIP table for ten is $500. Seating is limited to 200 and once capacity is reached no additional tickets will be offered. All ticket sales are final. Those who would like to contribute may donate a raffle basket valued at $50 or more or a live auction item valued at $750 or more. For donation details or to share dietary restrictions, contact Lauren at Lauren@Caronkoteles.com. If purchasing a table for ten, send the list of attendee names to Marina at Marina@Capitallendingonline.com.

The 48th Annual Christmas Classic Invitational returns to Vibe Credit Union Showplace in Novi, Michigan, formerly known as Suburban Showplace at the same location with a new name. This favorite season opening gymnastics meet features exciting competition, athlete gifts, Men’s and Women’s Developmental and Xcel, and a non-scoring sanctioned fun meet option, with no team fees. Registration is open, and an early bird rate of $155 per gymnast is available through August 15. The event celebrates the start of the holiday season with festive spirit, strong competition, and opportunities to create lasting memories. Updates are shared on Facebook at Christmas Classic Invitational and on Instagram at @magchristmasclassic. Spots fill quickly.

Michigan Makers 4th Annual Holiday Craft Market brings a festive showcase to the Vibe Credit Union Showplace, formerly known as the Suburban Collection Showplace, with a wide array of handmade goods and seasonal extras. Attendees can explore around 400 vendor booths with free admission, enjoy cash bars, see Santa, and grab bites from food trucks. The first 200 people in line will receive a complimentary swag bag filled with coupons, samples, and treats, and one attendee will be awarded $100 in Market Cash. A limited number of vendor opportunities remain, with two spots currently available. Vendor inquiries are first come, first served and can be made by texting (213) 218-5017 or emailing vfapply@gmail.com.