Events in Wayne County, MI

Corewell Health Dearborn’s annual Trunk or Treat offers a free community celebration with Halloween-themed trunks, candy, and community activities. The event is hosted by the Dearborn Belonging Committee together with Corewell Health Dearborn team members.

Success On The Spectrum presents a free Autism Trunk or Treat created for a welcoming Halloween celebration. Families can enjoy costumes, candy, and family-friendly fun in an inclusive setting where children of all ages and abilities are welcome. The event is sensory friendly and focuses on giving families a place to celebrate, connect, and make lasting memories together. It takes place at SOS Downriver, Trenton Learning Center. Admission is free, with tickets available at no cost.

Jungle Java hosts a Halloween Trunk or Treat with participation from businesses throughout the strip mall. Families can collect sweets from decorated trunks and enjoy playtime inside with a special $5 admission for children 12 months and older. Adults and infants are admitted at no cost. Glow sticks will be available while supplies last so kids can burn off energy under the LED lights. All ticket sales are final.

Wyandotte Movie Nights presents a free outdoor double feature with Casper and Ghostbusters. Attendees can settle in with lawn chairs and blankets for a relaxed movie experience under the open sky. Nearby local spots offer food and drinks, making it easy to enjoy a picnic while you watch. Arriving early helps with finding a comfortable place and enjoying the pre-show atmosphere. Sponsored by Michigan Legacy Credit Union, presented in partnership with Wyandotte DDA and Wyandotte Rotary, and organized by Audial Entertainment.

Enjoy a night of karaoke with upbeat music and friendly energy. Buying any mocktail earns an entry into a $75 gas card giveaway, and a winner will be announced during the event. Bring friends, pick a song, and make it a fun evening.

Presented by The Congregation and Piped Detroit, this open mic welcomes poets, musicians, and other performers. It happens on the third Friday each month. There is no cost to sign up, it is open to everyone, and participants should check in with the team when they arrive.

At the Detroit Athletic Club, this long-running dinner and silent auction marks its 21st year in support of the Fallen & Wounded Soldiers Fund. The evening features a full meal and opportunities to bid on items, all benefiting a non-profit, non-partisan 501(c)(3) that assists Michigan veterans and military families during times of crisis. The organization is entirely volunteer run, with board members and leadership receiving no compensation, which helps ensure that 97 percent of donations go directly to urgent needs such as housing, utilities, medical expenses, and other critical assistance. Proceeds help deliver timely support close to home and uphold the mission to ensure no Michigan veteran or military family faces a crisis alone.

Everyone is welcome for a relaxed gathering. Please bring a lawn chair for seating. Chili, hot dogs, s'mores, and other treats will be available. Enjoy simple games, music, and plenty of time for friendly conversation.

Presented by AEG Presents, this concert brings Castle Rat’s Summon The Beasts Tour 2026 to the Majestic Theatre in Detroit, with Unto Others and Wraith Knight joining the bill.

Plan for a smooth visit with a few key reminders. Bags, purses, and clutches must not exceed 4" x 6" x 1.5". Diaper and medical bags are permitted up to 14" x 14" x 6". Tickets are mobile only, so add them to your mobile wallet before arriving to speed up entry. Payments for parking, concessions, and merchandise are cashless. Arrive early, as multiple events in District Detroit can lead to heavier traffic and longer lines. There is no re-entry once you exit. Ticket access will include an artist presale, a promoter presale, a 313 Presents presale, and a public onsale.

Suki Waterhouse brings The Loveland Tour to The Fillmore Detroit in Detroit. This concert is open to all ages. Opening performers may change without notice. Ticket access is outlined with a general public onsale and several presale options, including artist, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember presales.

AEG Presents brings Paris Paloma’s The Fatal Flaw Tour to Masonic Temple Detroit in Detroit, MI for an all ages performance. The Derbyshire-born artist is known for vivid storytelling and folk-tinged pop with a cinematic sweep, moving between intimate vulnerability and powerful crescendos. Her breakout track labour reached global audiences with more than 100 million Spotify streams and charted in both the UK and the US, paving the way for sold-out shows and festival appearances. Onstage she pairs evocative lyrics with dramatic arrangements and a strong visual world, reflecting the themes of her debut album, cacophony, which traces a journey from turmoil to renewal through mythic and gothic imagery. One dollar from each ticket supports Planned Parenthood and its work expanding access to sexual and reproductive care and education.

Led by Detroit drummer Tariq Gardner, a 2018 graduate of U of M’s SMTD, Evening Star offers a cosmic journey grounded in the city’s broad musical heritage. The group channels Detroit’s jazz lineage and the versatility of its musicians to explore sounds across the African diaspora, weaving in jazz, neo-soul, Afro-Cuban rhythms, traditional American gospel, and hip-hop. The music looks skyward while remaining rooted in the Motherland. The program features two performances, with dinner available beforehand and seating offered before the first show as well as for the second.

The Sax Maniacs make a return appearance at The Northville Eagles, bringing a fresh set of sax-driven soul and funk made for the dance floor, along with plenty of Motown tunes to sing along to.

ProbCause brings a boundary-blurring live show to El Club in Detroit, weaving hip hop with funk, soul, jazz, and bass-forward electronic elements. The Chicago artist is known for crisp lyricism, live instrumentation, and grooves that shape a participatory, celebratory atmosphere with energetic flows, soulful hooks, and steady audience engagement. He often works with Chance the Rapper, GRiZ, Mick Jenkins, and Late Night Radio, has drawn millions of streams, and has performed on stages across North America. Listeners who enjoy Chance the Rapper, GRiZ, Saba, Mick Jenkins, Kota the Friend, The Palmer Squares, and Late Night Radio may be especially interested.

At Eastern Market in Shed 2, Deep Roots Detroit appears at the Grown in Detroit stand with farm fresh eggs gathered in the city, pesticide free produce, garden plants, and flowers. Native selections are available as well, including flowers, grasses, and shrubs. Payment options include EBT and SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, credit, and Cash App. Saturdays center on produce, while Sundays highlight crafters and artists.

Set at Lake Erie Metropark, this charity golf outing begins with on-site registration and continues with a shotgun start so all golfers head out at the same time.

Celebrate LEGO creativity with original builds by local youth and adults, striking collection displays, and a marketplace featuring local resellers with hard-to-find sets and minifigures alongside vendors ready to help elevate any creation. Enjoy fair-themed LEGO activities with chances to win prizes. During registration, choose your ticket type and select a two-hour session. Sessions run across the weekend, with three on Saturday and two on Sunday. Admission is free for children under 5.

At Fish Hatchery Park in Northville, volunteers will work to remove invasive plants that threaten native habitats. The cleanup supports a cleaner Rouge River for the wildlife that depend on it, including trout nearing their spawning season. It is also an opportunity to meet community members and enjoy time outdoors. Open to all ages and experience levels, with gloves, tools, and water provided.

Volunteer Days at D Town Farms in Detroit offer a hands-on way to support the farm. Wear weather-appropriate clothing and shoes that can get dirty, such as boots. Bring a pair of gloves if you have them, or use ones provided at the farm. Advance sign-up is not required, and a digital registration option is available.

National Cremation Placement Day is for families who have chosen cremation and still have their loved one at home, providing an opportunity to bring them to a final resting place. For more information, consult the event flyer or call for details.

Enjoy a family-friendly fall celebration across all English Gardens locations, filled with activities for every age. Kids can decorate pumpkins, play yard games, get their faces painted, pose for family photos, and embark on a scavenger hunt, with seasonal treats available. Costume contests are planned for children and for pets. Some activities are dependent on the weather.

Sci-Gore spans two days devoted to science fiction, horror, dark fantasy, and cosplay. Drawing inspiration from cult cinema, the vibe of retro conventions, and moodier fantasy styles, it creates an immersive setting with themed vendors, special guests, and standout showcases. Expect live entertainment and the spectacle of cosplay wrestling, featuring high energy matches. A limited access in-house theater hosts film screenings during the event. Themes include horror, sci-fi, dark fantasy, cosplay, wrestling, film, screenings, collectibles, special guests, and vendors. Designed for fans who prefer conventions that are louder, stranger, and anything but traditional.

Embrace spooky fun with a hands-on cookie decorating class that runs about ninety minutes. Work through six Halloween cookies using four icing colors, with guidance provided from start to finish. The theme is playful and eerie, turning the decorating experience into a spirited, creative adventure.

Enjoy a festive autumn gathering filled with music, creativity, treats, and community spirit. A live DJ will set the mood while guests decorate pumpkins, and kids can visit select vendor booths for trick or treating. Food trucks will serve tasty options, and costumes are encouraged to add to the fun.

BLK Yoga Collective presents a calming morning at Commune Detroit that weaves gentle movement with the resonant tones of sound bowls. This slow, grounding yoga experience makes room to step back from the everyday pace, soften into your body and reconnect with yourself. The focus is presence over performance, with time to release what feels tight, deepen the breath and let the vibrations move through you. As the season shifts and the year nears its final stretch, it offers a thoughtful pause to move, listen and simply be.

Day two of the sixth annual Highland Park Halloween Festival, a community event presented by Highland Gardens and Unified and United Michigan, welcomes all ages with free admission and will take place rain or shine. Look forward to a costume contest, free candy, and hands-on pumpkin painting. The music and DJ lineup will be announced. Established in 2020, the festival shines a light on and supports MLK Park in Highland Park within the city of Detroit. Built in the early 1970s and inspired by architect Richard Dattner’s adventure playground philosophy, the park was modeled after his Central Park design and is recognized for distinctive features like its on-site pyramids. This year’s efforts focus on needed improvements, including repairing brickwork on signature features such as the pyramids, helping preserve a piece of local history and sustaining the spirit of adventure for future generations.

This final market of the year features a carefully selected group of talented vendors presenting handmade goods from local artisans. It takes place at Doc's Ice Cream & Coffee in New Boston.

Step into the Haunted Barn at the Wilson Barn and wander through the barn’s old horse stalls, where playful frights, friendly creatures, and ghostly characters await around each corner. Admission is $1 per walkthrough, and the experience is suitable for all ages. Extend the visit with Pumpkin Fest at the Wilson Barn, featuring pumpkins at fair prices, vendors and food trucks, tours of the caretaker house, cider and doughnuts, hayrides, a petting zoo, pony rides, and a bounce house. Pumpkin Fest offers free entry, with separate costs for activities and food. No advance registration is required for either attraction.

All-levels pickleball and same-day lessons are offered at Northville Pickleball Club, bringing beginners and experienced players onto the courts together. An adaptive pairing and rotation approach groups participants by similar ability while regularly mixing partners for variety. Check-in is handled by text after arrival, a courtside monitor displays court and position assignments so phones can stay off the court, and scores are reported via text. Wins and losses feed into automatic rating updates to keep matchups consistently competitive. Demand for indoor play is high, with recent sessions filling all 24 spots quickly, and the organizers are working to add more locations to accommodate interest. It offers a welcoming social environment, competitive games, and a straightforward process from check-in to score reporting. A fee applies for play, and instruction is available for those new to the game.

Pedal through Corktown on a 10 mile guided ride that offers an insider’s look at the city’s oldest neighborhood. Expect a mix of Victorian era homes, historic churches and landmarks, lively businesses, and urban farms. The route features stops at Most Holy Trinity, North Corktown and its community gardens and farms, the West Riverfront, the former site of Tiger Stadium, Michigan Central Station, the Southwest Detroit Greenway, and Roosevelt Park. Along the way, conversation explores how the area has changed over time, including demographic shifts, periods of urban renewal, and the varied effects of current development. Wheelhouse owner Kelli Kavanaugh leads the tour. She spent 19 years living in Corktown, wrote the book Detroit’s Michigan Central Station, and previously worked with the Corktown Citizens District Council and Greater Corktown Development Corp. The ride lasts about three hours. Bring cash for a stop at a neighborhood watering hole. Cost is $45, or $55 with a bike rental, and capacity is limited to six riders.

Celebrate the season at Crosswinds Marsh with a free festival for all ages. Take a hayride through the woods, gather around the bonfire for entertainment suitable for families, and enjoy seasonal games and craft activities. Children 17 and under can participate in a costume parade. Photo policy: Wayne County Parks staff may photograph participants during sponsored programs or while enjoying the parks for promotional use on the county website, in brochures and flyers, on social media, and in newspapers without compensation, unless staff are notified otherwise.

Settle in for a witchy tea inside an elaborately themed, haunted museum, featuring catered tea, sandwiches, and desserts while spooky characters wander among the exhibits. This Halloween gathering sells out every year. Guests are encouraged to dress as their favorite witch or warlock. Tickets are $45.

This Sir Graves Ghastly Tribute spotlights a film about a scientist whose work with a molecular transporter takes a disastrous turn when a housefly slips into the machine. The mishap fuses man and insect at the atomic level, leading to a haunting transformation and the far-reaching consequences that follow.

The second annual Haunted Night Market features witches dancing, food trucks, spooky merchandise, and costumed scare performers posing for photos in support of a local haunted house. Official communication for this event comes only from Polkadotssocialmedia@gmail.com to help prevent scams. Prospective vendors can email Polkadotssocialmedia@gmail.com with questions or to inquire about participating.

Enjoy a hands-on crafting session open to multiple ages. Children 8 and older, teens, and adults can recycle provided T-shirts into pet toys. Participants can choose to create a tug for a dog or a spider toy for a cat.

Discover an adults-focused introduction to capoeira, the dynamic Afro-Brazilian art that blends movement, music, culture, and self-expression. This class offers a complete workout that builds core strength, stamina, and cardiovascular fitness while increasing flexibility, mobility, balance, coordination, and mental focus. The training environment emphasizes community, with a supportive group that helps ease stress and encourages real connections. Both newcomers and experienced practitioners are welcome, as capoeira meets each person at their current level. Leave feeling recharged and confident as you cultivate creativity and develop your own style in the roda.

Bed By 10 offers a dance night created for the 30-plus crowd, celebrating the heyday of 80s, 90s, and early 2000s club culture. The event’s DJ serves up classic floor-fillers while lively visuals amplify the atmosphere. It is a welcoming space to dance, mingle, and enjoy great music, all with the bonus of an early night. Purchasing tickets signifies acceptance of the event’s terms and conditions, and the customer service team can help with any questions.

Black Whiskey Flask and GVO team up with Santonio Echols for a relaxed night of music and good vibes. Settle in as the soundtrack shapes the atmosphere and keeps the energy flowing throughout the evening. An early bird ticket offer is available.

Commemorate 100 years of Masonic Temple Detroit with an evening that features a meal, dancing, and music performed live. This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Tickets include valet parking along with food and drinks, and the celebration honors the past, highlights the present, and looks ahead to the future.

An ongoing Pathfinder Society game night takes place at The Upkeep Games in Canton. Attendance is free, and the event is organized by Christopher Fletcher in partnership with the Pathfinder Society. The first two sessions are dedicated to teaching new players how to get started. There are no prizes associated with participation.

Detroit Pet People is a community meetup for current and aspiring pet owners, offering a welcoming space to ask questions, share advice, and learn alongside others who care about animals in Detroit. Free dog and cat food will be available, and Detroit residents can sign up for free spay and neuter appointments. Supportive conversations will be facilitated by Detroit Animal Care and Control and Friends of DACC. Everyone is welcome, whether already caring for a pet or simply interested in learning more.

An all-star stand-up showcase returns to the Fox Theatre in Detroit with Lavell Crawford, Tony Roberts, Lil Duval, Mark Curry, Red Grant, and Benji Brown sharing the same stage. Each comic is known for headlining their own shows, and this night brings them together for consecutive sets in one venue. Presented by Mix 92.3 and 97.9 WJLB, the festival is a local favorite that comes back year after year, drawing big crowds and plenty of laughs.

Niko Moon brings the Back To My Roots Tour to The Fillmore Detroit in Detroit, MI. This concert is open to all ages, and supporting acts may change without notice. Ticket access includes artist, Bandsintown, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember presales, followed by a public onsale, with VIP packages also offered.

Open to all ages, this general admission event is standing room only. Doors will open to the public. Tickets are available through several options, including an artist presale, Citi cardmember presale and preferred tickets, a Live Nation presale, and a general public onsale, plus a Summer Encore offer with $25 all in tickets.

Detroit-born pianist and vocalist Johnny O’Neal returns to his hometown with a new quartet from New York for a performance of swinging jazz and soulful song. Across more than four decades on bandstands worldwide, he has earned admiration from peers and audiences, performing with Ray Brown, Milt Jackson and Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers, making a solo debut at Carnegie Hall opening for Oscar Peterson, and gaining induction into the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame. He portrayed Art Tatum in the Academy Award winning Ray Charles biopic Ray, and has collaborated with Sarah Vaughan, Carmen McRae, Dizzy Gillespie, Joe Pass, Nancy Wilson, Anita O’Day, Lionel Hampton, Kenny Burrell, Sonny Stitt, Benny Golson, Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis and Clark Terry. Largely self-taught and devoted to the piano first, he also adds compelling vocals, a path encouraged early by Joe Williams. His playing draws on the legacies of Oscar Peterson and Art Tatum, reshaped into a melodic, deeply swinging style, and audiences can look for flashes of blues shouting alongside warm, unpretentious singing. Two separate seatings are planned for this performance, with a dinner and show option available.

A Konpa class kicks things off, followed by a social dance session. The main room features bachata and salsa, while the chapel room offers kizomba, semba, konpa, and zouk. Entry is $15. If you are celebrating a birthday, you can mention it.

This market brings together more than 130 small businesses alongside food trucks, sweet treats and snacks, live music, fall shopping, and cocktails and specialty drinks. Admission is $5, children 12 and under are free, and parking is complimentary. Only two vendor spots remain, and placements are granted in the order applications arrive; prospective vendors can text 213-218-5017 or email vfapply@gmail.com.

This family-friendly event in Detroit features tasty food, classic arcade action, and activities for all ages. Children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Barcade will donate a portion of 2026 Family Day token sales to Gamers Outreach, a charity organization that brings recreation to children in hospitals through video games and the gaming community.

A free, open-to-all mental health conversation series offers roundtable workshops built around connection and reflection with space for candid dialogue in a supportive, safe setting. Each session encourages participants to share personal stories, from challenges to victories, while exploring a range of mental health topics that strengthen community and understanding. Whether attending to listen, contribute, or simply be present, everyone is welcome.

Eric Eaton, a three-time Comedy Magician of the Year and featured performer from Masters of Illusion, brings his adults-only production to Detroit for a single evening engagement. Seen in 126 countries with more than 100 million views, he blends razor-sharp comedy with astonishing magic for a fast-paced night of laughs and surprises. New material is continually added, and the show returns by popular demand following previous sellouts. Presented at the Detroit House of Comedy.

Detroit native Johnny O’Neal, a celebrated pianist, vocalist, and entertainer with more than four decades on stage, brings a program shaped by collaborations with jazz greats such as Ray Brown, Milt Jackson, and Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers. His résumé includes a solo debut at Carnegie Hall as the opener for Oscar Peterson, induction into the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame, and a turn portraying virtuoso Art Tatum in the Academy Award winning film Ray. While working with Blakey, he accompanied icons like Sarah Vaughan and Carmen McRae, and he has appeared alongside Dizzy Gillespie, Joe Pass, Nancy Wilson, Anita O’Day, Lionel Hampton, Kenny Burrell, Sonny Stitt, Benny Golson, Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis, and Clark Terry. International festival appearances across Canada, Europe, Australia, Japan, Israel, and South Africa have earned him a worldwide following. He identifies first as a pianist, though encouragement from Joe Williams led him to feature his singing more often, and his playing reflects the influence of Oscar Peterson and Art Tatum while remaining distinctly his own, swinging and melodic. In concert he may surprise listeners with earthy blues shouts and soulful, unfussy vocals. This performance offers two separate seatings. Doors open for dinner, with seating for a dinner and show experience and a second seating to follow.

Experience Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons by candlelight at The Detroit Masonic Temple, presented as a multi-sensory Candlelight concert in Detroit. A Listeso string quartet performs Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter from The Four Seasons, along with Vivaldi’s La Follia. The program runs for 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and late entry is not permitted. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. Recommended for ages 8 and up, with attendees under 16 required to be accompanied by an adult. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

A milestone celebration of The Last Waltz comes to The Token Lounge, featuring Chest Fever, the official revival of The Band, as part of a 50th anniversary tour.

This concert showcases the talent of Mya with live music and memorable moments at MotorCity Casino Hotel.

Harv’s hosts a weekly Quizzo trivia night that turns the space into a lighthearted battleground of obscure facts and bold confidence. Quizzo runs the show, with smart questions, quick rounds, and a competitive vibe. Teams go head to head for prizes and a chance to prove they know their stuff, not just guess.

A Young at Hearts luncheon takes place at Archie's Tavern in Laurel Park Place, Livonia. Attendees are welcome to bring a friend.

At Arts Warehouse at Cherry Hill, mystery fans can enjoy a fundraiser that benefits the Plymouth-Canton Community Literacy Council. Food and beverages are provided, along with art materials for decorating items connected to a blind exchange of books, and a craft project to take home. The event is intended for teens and adults. Guests are asked to bring a new mystery or thriller to take part in the blind exchange. Admission is 20 dollars per person.

Celebrate National Reptile Day with opportunities for visitors to feed a variety of reptiles available throughout the day. Admission is all that is required, with tickets priced at $25 for adults and $10 for kids.

The October program explores how cemeteries and gardens relate to grief and healing, and how these spaces influenced the creation of some of the earliest public parks. New members are welcome to join the Garden Club, with dues of $25 payable upon joining. The roster for the year has already been submitted to Michigan Garden Clubs, and anyone who joins now will be added to the roster upon joining.

Kickstand Productions brings The Bobby Lees to Sanctuary Detroit for a live performance in the Crypt room. This concert centers on the band’s set in that part of the venue.

This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Supporting acts are subject to change without notice.

Services To Enhance Potential (STEP) presents the tenth annual STEPS To Success fundraiser at SoHo Banquet & Event Center. The evening features dinner, speakers, a fashion show highlighting STEP member models, displays of PASC artwork, and raffle prizes. Celebrating The Power of a STEP Forward, the event supports opportunities that empower individuals with disabilities and mental health needs to pursue their goals.

Enjoy an evening of comedy. Pub Club members receive their first drink with their ticket, and admission is $10.

This trunk or treat offers a safe, family-focused celebration with a lighthearted spooky theme. Organizers are welcoming community participation, with opportunities to decorate a car trunk, contribute candy, volunteer time, or showcase a business. A sign up is available for those who want to take part.

Part of the North American Worlds Collide Concert Tour, this stop at Little Caesars Arena brings together performers from Disney’s Descendants, ZOMBIES, and Camp Rock for a concert on one stage. The lineup features Malachi Barton, Liamani Segura, Dara Reneé, Mekonnen Knife, Hudson Stone, Swayam Bhatia, Kiara Romero, and Alexandro Byrd. Presented by Disney Concerts in collaboration with Disney+ and AEG Presents.

The Tunnel of Terror in Southgate brings spooky fun together with a sparkling clean. The team is ready to deliver a scary-good shine. Admission is $25, and Unlimited Club members are free.

A two night celebration honors 23 years of Cruizin Jupiter at Club Canton, with festivities on both Friday and Saturday.

The annual All American Classic from Wayne-Westland Figure Skating Club brings figure skaters together at Mike Modano Ice Arena in Westland, Michigan. The competition features Singles, Athlete Development, Showcase with Duets and Trios, Inflatables, and Adaptive Showcase, along with Compete USA and Adaptive events. Registration will be managed through EMS, with a link available with the tickets, and an announcement is posted for reference. Details on when registration opens will be shared.

Presented by the Northville Chamber of Commerce, this family-friendly Halloween celebration fills Downtown Northville with trick-or-treating, live entertainment, and games, plus mini donuts and cider. Families can stroll through downtown, gather treats, and enjoy seasonal fun together.

An annual autumn brunch at the Hellenic Cultural Center features food plus both silent and live auctions, with decorated tables throughout. Attendees can share a meal, take part in the auctions, and appreciate the table displays.

Browse selections from more than 60 vendors. Watch for appearances by an 8-foot-tall Jack Skellington and Allen the Alien, and enjoy trick-or-treating at the vendor tables.

The 4th Annual Potion Crawl offers a town adventure where participants collect ingredients for a potion while enjoying specials, contests, prizes, and more along the way. Witchy attire is encouraged, so dress in your favorite gear. Please be cautious of scammers connected to this event, as the notice warns they can be difficult to track.

Experience a memorable shopping event focused on all your convocation needs.

Families with children ages 5 and under can enjoy a Halloween-themed storytime with costumes encouraged, gentle spooky tales that keep the frights friendly, and trick-or-treating throughout the library.

At Ghost Light, fans of dungeon synth and adjacent sounds gather for the third installment of Great Lakes Dungeon Siege, a two day celebration of brooding atmospheres, heavy textures, emotive Arthurian themes, and dungeon metal. Marking a second consecutive year in Detroit, the event brings together both well known names and underground artists. Day one features Caitha, Blood Tower, Cefaris, Faydark, Fianna performing a full band set, Mortwight, Seregost, Shadowwrought, Sorrowmoon, Stake of Hawthorn, Thangorodrim, and Tomb Wizard. Day two continues with Alkilith, Bergtagen, Desolation Plains, Foglord, Haudh, hermit knight, Hoarfrost, Kloister, Lurk, Malfet, and Phranick. Set order and performance times will be announced later. Tickets are available as a single day pass for $60 or a two day pass for $80.

Better Made Burgers is celebrating Halloween in Wayne, Michigan with a family friendly gathering centered on spooky treats and tasty eats. Expect treat bags supplied by BMB and Total Tobacco, a costume contest where winners receive a prize plus a free meal coupon with voting held on the event page, BMB dishes alongside seasonal Halloween specials, extra coupon giveaways, trick or treating, and music. Families can dress the kids in costume and come with an appetite.

At Canton Village Theater, the Canton Concert Band presents a Halloween concert filled with eerie melodies and playful thrills. Spooky selections promise goosebumps as well as grins, shaping an evening of music that balances chills with lighthearted fun.

Jo Koy brings the Koy Meets World Tour to Fox Theatre. Attendees must be at least 12 years old. Security policies limit bags, purses, and clutches to 4 x 6 x 1.5 inches or smaller, with diaper and medical bags allowed up to 14 x 14 x 6 inches. Payments for parking, concessions, and merchandise are cashless only. All tickets are mobile, so add them to your mobile wallet in advance for easier entry. Plan to arrive early because multiple events in the District Detroit may lead to heavier crowds. Re-entry is not permitted. Ticket access includes a public onsale and presales through the artist, 313 Presents, and Ticketmaster.

This event features the exclusive release of Bizarre's album Don't Cross The Street, offering a focused celebration of the drop.

Sheehy Animal Hospital hosts the 6th annual Trunk or Treat, a free celebration in Middlebelt Plaza where families pick up goodies for their costumed dogs, enjoy cider and donuts, and connect with participating businesses and charities. The festivities conclude with cheers from attendees deciding the costume contest champions. Those interested in setting up a decorated trunk can do so with no parking fee, contributing only their time and the treats they hand out, all in the spirit of a fun family event that supports local businesses.

Wicked Jeeps SEMI brings a trunk or treat to 3D Detroit Livonia, with Halloween themed Jeeps handing out candy to kids. Highlights include a 50/50 raffle, additional raffles, and event merchandise. More information will be shared closer to the event. Costumes and candy buckets are welcome.

Keyboard Catharsis, a creative writing session with Jimmy Doom at Passenger Recovery in Detroit, MI, centers on building confidence and joy in getting words on the page. Held on the last Sunday of each month, it offers a welcoming structure for practice and provides notebooks. Fiction takes the lead as a way to explore real experiences while maintaining a comfortable layer of distance, and any nonfiction that emerges from the exercises is encouraged as well. Participants are invited to complete projects for their own growth, with guidance and support available throughout. There is no penalty for unfinished work, and completing projects brings rewards that are mostly intangible with some tangible ones too. It is not structured as a competition, it is a space to strengthen the ability to express ideas clearly and creatively. Rules are kept light, with guidelines and suggestions to keep momentum, all aimed at writing more freely, more confidently, and more joyfully. Participants may also share their personal goals, and support will be offered to help them reach those aims.

Enjoy a free, family-friendly Halloween afternoon in The Streets of Old Detroit, filled with mystery, playful wonder, and a touch of circus-inspired magic. Explore the scene to uncover surprising moments, follow a themed scavenger hunt, get hands-on with crafts and coloring, and dance along to lively tunes from local spooky band Fangs and Twang. Costumes and capes are welcome, and kids can head home with a bag of treats to keep the fun going. Recommended for children ages 2 to 12. Admission is free, and advance registration is requested with a limit of 10 tickets per family. An early entry sensory friendly option is available for children who benefit from a calmer, lower-sensory experience. For the comfort and safety of all, costumes that promote illegal activities, include derogatory or disrespectful themes, or depict violence are not allowed. Weapons and look-alike props such as nunchucks, sickles, swords, knives, or guns are also prohibited. Guests wearing restricted items will not be admitted.

Set at The Token Lounge, Halloween Masquerade Party 2026 invites attendees to be part of the masquerade with costumes of every kind, from spooky and scary to playful or bold. The entire venue embraces a full Halloween theme, with eerie touches and spirited shenanigans taking place throughout. The event is for ages 18 and older and offers candy at the door while supplies last. Live music runs through the night with a mix of covers and originals, featuring Van Haven, the ultimate tribute to Van Halen, along with Redemption Road, Crush, Wayne Byrum, Audio Soup, and Reliant Concerts.

Weather permitting, the annual Trunk-or-Treat at Beacon Baptist Church offers a festive fall evening where families can stroll past creatively decorated trunks to gather candy. Free treats include donuts, cider, popcorn, and cotton candy. A petting farm with animals and pony rides adds to the excitement, along with additional seasonal activities for all ages. Costumes are encouraged and admission is free.

Downriver Actors Guild is auditioning performers for A Chorus Line. Preregistration is required and auditions are scheduled by appointment. Audition requirements and additional instructions are available from the producing organization. The company highlights an ongoing commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, with casting teams working to recognize and reduce implicit bias. Actors of all backgrounds are welcomed across race, gender, sexuality, socioeconomic status, body type, and ability. Although many characters were originally written on the gender binary, gender non-conforming, genderqueer, transgender, and non-binary performers are encouraged to submit for the roles that best align with their identity. The production team features producer Elizabeth Kozmor, director and vocal director Sam Ramirez, assistant director Audrey Pyle, and choreographer Spencer Genrich. Everyone cast will contribute a participation fee that covers typical production needs such as membership, a script, a show shirt, production photos, and the cast party. Cast members are also expected to complete volunteer hours with the 2nd Street Performing Arts Center, and those hours may begin before auditions. This title is presented by special arrangement with Concord Theatrical.

Embark on a woodland treasure hunt that blends hands-on geocaching with a touch of spooky natural history from Crosswinds. Learn how geocaching works, hear about its background, then put new skills to use by seeking hidden caches along the trail. Expect a hike of up to 1.5 miles across dirt and gravel paths, grass, and stretches of boardwalk with a few hills. This program is designed for children ages 6 to 15. The fee is $6 per child and includes one free adult chaperone with each child ticket. Space is limited to 30 participants, and parents or chaperones must remain with children throughout. Please park in the main lot and meet at the trail map located west of the restroom. To register, call the Wayne County Parks front desk at 734-261-1990, or pay in person at the Nankin Mills Interpretive Center in Westland. Payment is accepted by credit card over the phone, or by cash, Visa, Mastercard, or check in person. Refunds are not available; if canceled by Wayne County Parks, a credit will be applied to a future program. Wayne County Parks staff may photograph participants for promotional use on the Wayne County website, in brochures and flyers, on social media, and in newspapers unless staff are notified otherwise.

Spice Club is a community potluck that explores the history and flavors of herbs and spices. After registering, participants can pick up a packet at the Information Desk that includes a spice sample, background information, and recipe ideas. October’s featured spice is ginger. Attendees prepare a dish featuring the spice and bring it to share along with a serving utensil. The potluck includes a friendly discussion where cooks compare results, from triumphs to epic fails. Water will be provided, and the gathering typically lasts about an hour. Registration is available up to 30 days in advance online or by phone. Each participant is expected to bring a dish to share. Please note that food at this program may come into contact with peanuts, tree nuts, gluten, soy, or other allergens.

Nordstrom Rack at New Towne Plaza marks its grand opening with pre-opening festivities that include music, surprises, and a chance to enter for a $1,000 Nordstrom Rack gift card. After doors open, explore the new store and save up to 70 percent on the season’s best brands and styles. No purchase is necessary to enter or win, and a purchase will not improve the chances of winning. The giveaway is open to residents of the 50 United States or the District of Columbia who are 18 years or older, with a limit of one entry per person at the participating store on grand opening day. Winners must be present when drawings occur. The total value of prizes is $1,800, and the odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries. Sponsored by Nordstrom, Inc. Employees are not eligible. See the participating store for full official rules.

This program recognizes four intersecting anniversaries: 325 years since the arrival of Detroit’s first European settlers, 250 years since the founding of the United States, and the 75th and 65th anniversaries of the Detroit Historical Museum and the Dossin Great Lakes Museum. As part of the Quad Anniversary Lecture Series, College Symposium Night features students from University of Detroit and Wayne State University presenting their work and perspectives connected to these themes. Admission is free for this program.

AEG Presents brings The Damned’s Final Damnation 50 to the Majestic Theatre in Detroit with The Flamin’ Groovies and The Courettes also on the bill. This performance highlights a band that helped spark punk and has continued to evolve with theatrical flair, gothic atmosphere and a garage and psych edge. The Damned’s story includes landmark firsts, from releasing punk’s earliest single in 1976 to quickly following with the first album and then the first second album, plus an early American tour and a brief split before returning with 1979’s Machine Gun Etiquette. Expect a set that nods to foundational releases like Machine Gun Etiquette, The Black Album and Strawberries, alongside later work such as Evil Spirits and Darkadelic, where baritone vocals, melodic hooks and incisive guitar work keep the music’s punk heart beating while widening the sonic palette.

Celebrate Halloween at Barkside Detroit with a playful gathering that puts pets in the spotlight. Look forward to a costume competition, pet portrait photo opportunities, and plenty of spooky fun. Additional details will be shared soon.

Enjoy a cheerful trunk-or-treat that keeps things bright and welcoming rather than spooky. Families can wear their favorite costumes and go from trunk to trunk collecting candy while taking part in food, games, crafts, face painting, and bounce houses. The focus is safe, family-friendly fun with activities for all ages.

Blue October marks two decades of its album Foiled with a tour stop at The Fillmore Detroit. Admission is open to attendees of all ages, and supporting performers may change at any time. Ticket access includes a general public release along with special presales for Citi cardholders, a presale run by the artist, and a Live Nation presale, plus T-Mobile Concert Perks and Fast Lane options.

An Ann Arbor college 80s band returns to Northville Eagles for a Halloween celebration. The performance revisits many of the alternative 80s songs from their University of Michigan days, adds new selections, and mixes in Halloween tunes. A costume contest is part of the festivities, and the event is open to the public.

Double Wide Ride brings an authentic Michigan honky-tonk vibe to Club Canton with pedal steel drenched twang, boot-stomping rhythms, and barroom-bred energy. Expect chilled beer, cranked guitars, and straight-ahead country that favors grit over gloss. Nothing flashy, nothing phony, just country played right.

One Star Bar in Taylor, MI hosts a Halloween karaoke party featuring DJ Fretts and a costume contest with a $200 cash prize for the best costume. Expect spooky decorations throughout, staff in costume, and a menu of themed cocktails and Jello shots. Guests can take the stage for karaoke, show off their looks, and enjoy a lively Halloween atmosphere.

Attendees can dress as their favorite villain for a Halloween party that puts a $500 prize up for grabs. This year features the Treehouse of Terrors pop up and a final chance to enjoy cocktails crafted for the season along with a food menu. DJ Darren Tracy will be on hand.

A monthly off-site pet adoption event at Gateway Classic Cars of Detroit brings together adoptable pets and prospective adopters in a showroom filled with classic cars. Visitors can meet a range of animals and consider a new companion in a setting that blends automotive culture with pet adoption.

The Michigan Depression Glass Society presents the 53rd annual show and sale at the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center. Exhibitors from across the country will feature American glass produced before 1980, complemented by a club booth with member pieces available for purchase and a dedicated club display. Door prizes will be given every hour, on-site glass repair services will be offered, and nearby antique stores and other attractions provide plenty to explore after the show. Filling 15,000 square feet with vibrant color, this event welcomes seasoned collectors, those who love to entertain, and anyone eager to experience a sweeping spectrum of vintage glass. Admission details will be announced, and entry is cash only.

Glass Academy presents a special sale centered on glass items with extra savings for tote holders. Shoppers who use a BATCH gallery tote receive an additional 20 percent discount for a total of 25 percent off their product purchase. The tote also provides 5 percent off each time it is used in the gallery. Discounts apply to in-stock merchandise only and exclude pre-orders, custom orders, classes, and gift certificates. Mimosas are available for $10 in The Michigan Room. BATCH Gallery is housed inside Glass Academy.

Indulge in a Halloween tea inside a highly themed, haunted museum. A catered spread features tea, sandwiches, and desserts, and spooky characters will be roaming the galleries. Costumes are encouraged, with guests welcome to dress as a favorite witch or warlock. This gathering sells out each year, and tickets are $45.

Showcasing standout talent from southeast Michigan, this event features Bvried, Darkeater, Nothing after this, and INFLUENCE, with tickets priced at $20. A documentary will be filmed about the bands and the event, and attendees may be interviewed throughout the night for a film planned for publication. The pit and the energy Michigan is known for will be part of the story. Updates will appear in the discussion as Halloween approaches.

Celebrate Halloween in costume at a festive party featuring a performance by Gabriel Sanchez with The Prince Experience. Dress to impress in your favorite spooky attire and enjoy an evening built around this featured show.

The MANÁ: Vivir Sin Aire Tour stop at Little Caesars Arena has been rescheduled. Tickets already purchased will be accepted, and buyers will receive more information by email.

100 Women Who Care Northville hosts a one-hour gathering that brings caring women together to build connections and make a measurable difference in the community. Three area charities present their missions and outline how member support could help, then each participant casts a single vote. The organization with the most votes receives a pooled donation from the group. The process is straightforward and impactful, transforming individual gifts into substantial support. To date, the group has directed more than $600,000 to area nonprofits. Whether returning or attending for the first time, participants can meet others who share a heart for giving and see how one evening can create lasting impact, with one hour, one vote, and a shared contribution that makes a powerful difference.

Journey will perform at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit.

A free Senior Expo at the Visatech Center at Schoolcraft College brings together local organizations that support older adults and their families. Explore helpful services and resources, and take part in prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings.

Storytelling and hands-on crafts led by Miss Tee take place in the meeting room. This event is designed for children ages 0 to 4.

A fresh take on music bingo fills the night with throwback favorites and new hits. Expect tracks from artists like Biggie, Tupac, Britney, Blink-182, Eminem, TLC, and the Backstreet Boys, plus a few current chart-toppers. Hosted by the Wyandotte Rotary Club at the F.O.P. Lounge in Wyandotte, the evening features pizza, prizes, and plenty of chances to sing along, all in support of community projects. Bring a spirit of nostalgia and friendly competition. Ticket details will be announced soon.

The route sets out from Michaels on the River, follows a trail through Huroc Park, and continues into Oakwoods Metropark. Participants choose their own turnaround point to match personal distance goals, making it suitable for a relaxed scenic outing or a longer effort. River views line the way. After the run, everyone returns to Michaels on the River for dinner and drinks.

Gain practical insight into end of life care at a free educational seminar at Madonna University in Livonia, presented by Angela Hospice and Madonna University. One session is designed for hospice professionals and covers navigating end of life care along with spiritual and cultural perspectives on pain management and on faith and culture at the end of life. Nursing and Social Work CEUs are available for this professional track. Another session welcomes the general public and explores advance directives, forgiveness, guilt, family secrets, life review, and gratitude journaling. A continental breakfast and lunch are included.

A ranger-led guided walk explores Humbug Marsh as part of a monthly hike series focused on seasonal changes in the marsh. Each month the route follows the Orange Trail at the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge, a crushed gravel path about a quarter mile long. Hikes will not take place in rainy weather.

Experience the MTG x Star Trek Prerelease at The Upkeep Games in Canton, with multiple event options for different play styles and skill levels. Entry is $40 for Traditional and Beginner events, and $80 for Premium and Two-Headed Giant. In Traditional, each player has 50 minutes to build a 40-card deck using a prerelease kit that includes six play boosters. Premium follows the same build structure, and each participant also receives an Upkeep-exclusive playmat inspired by the set and a collector pack, then plays three 50-minute rounds. The collector pack is provided only to participants who are present for the event. Two-Headed Giant teams up two players, who have 50 minutes and two prerelease kits to assemble two 40-card decks, then compete in three 50-minute best of one matches while sharing a life total. The Beginner option is tailored for newcomers, offering 50 minutes to build from a kit with six play boosters, guidance from an Upkeep Magic Expert during deck building and play, and three best of one games for a relaxed introduction. Every participant receives a prize pack upon entry, with an additional pack awarded for each round won. Each participant will also receive two additional prize packs for participating. Prerelease events at local game stores happen before a set’s full release, giving players an early look at new cards and mechanics, a chance to grow their collection, and opportunities to explore fresh strategies with the community.

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

Fleetwood Gold brings the music of Fleetwood Mac to Canton Village Theater with a tribute that has drawn more than 30,000 followers on social media and a track record of packed shows. Relive the sound that shaped the 70s and 80s with favorites like Dreams, Rhiannon, Landslide, Go Your Own Way, and The Chain. Honoring a legacy that includes over 20 charting hits and the landmark album Rumours, the performance leans on tight harmonies, faithful instruments, and a genuine love for the material to capture the band’s signature energy. While the original lineup is no longer touring together, America’s Fleetwood Mac Experience restores that iconic feel onstage with an immersive trip through time that audiences often call a must-see.

At The Village Theater at Cherry Hill - STUDIO, a rock musical puts Greek legends in a playful spotlight alongside modern life. The gods, restless in their immortality, launch a contest to meddle with mortals and decide who is the greatest among them. A group of modern cousins hiking to Olympus Overlook stumbles into the challenge, setting off a story filled with catchy songs, plenty of laughs, and touching moments. The journey centers on family, connection, and the idea that the most meaningful view from the summit is the one shared together. Presented through special arrangement with Beat by Beat Press.

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

Now in its 50th year, the Livonia Frost Craft Show celebrates a milestone anniversary. Entry is $5 in cash at the door.

Discover the foundations of Reiki in a welcoming, hands-on training designed for beginners, with the option to continue into Level II and Level III on the path to Reiki Mastery. Each level offers attunements tailored to your stage of learning, complete manuals, guided practice with support, methods for self-care and for working with others, connection with a community of practitioners, and options for ongoing education and mentorship. Completing Level I leads to certification as a Reiki Level I practitioner. The curriculum covers the history of Reiki, practices to release personal energy blockages, a one-on-one attunement that activates your ability to sense and channel Reiki energy, guidance to develop intuitive awareness, a detailed manual, and access to a private Facebook community for practice, networking, coaching, and continued guidance. Tuition for an individual level attunement is $175. Early bird pricing is available at $111 for one level, $222 for two levels, and $333 for Levels I, II, and III. Instruction is led by Jamie, a 500-hour RYT yoga instructor, Reiki Master, and clinical social worker with more than 20 years of experience in the healing arts. Her background includes yoga and meditation, aromatherapy, herbalism, Ayurveda, Thai massage, and energy work with Reiki and crystals, and she brings a trauma-informed, integrative approach that bridges Eastern and Western traditions to support mind, body, and spirit.

Throwdown Theatre presents a celebration of Detroit wrestling at Planet Ant Theater and the Ghost Light Bar, spotlighting the legends, stories, and legacy of the ring. The lineup includes big-screen showings of classic moments and a special presentation of Throwdown Theatre wrestling films, featuring the documentary The House The Sheik Built in partnership with ROX-TV and Big-Time Memories. The action continues with live matches from International Big-Time Wrestling, live recordings of the Wrestling Real Talk podcast, audience Q&A sessions and wrestling seminars. Fans can meet wrestling legends for autographs and photos, pick up exclusive Throwdown Theatre merchandise and trading cards, and discover rare footage and unexpected highlights throughout the day. Whether you followed Big Time Wrestling years ago or you are exploring this history for the first time, this gathering brings Detroit’s wrestling heritage together under one roof.

This annual All Souls Remembrance drive-thru and food drive encourages guests to bring non-perishable food for the Franciscan Outreach Program. Each year, more than 1,500 pounds of food are donated to the program through this effort.

An electrifying evening of jazz fills The Village Theater at Cherry Hill, with pianist Gino Rosaria and saxophonist Jeanette Harris lighting up the stage. Expect high-energy performances and plenty of musical heat throughout the night.

A three-act bill featuring Heal The Hurt, Magdalene Rose, and Unbroken Reign takes the stage at TSDMAAC (Crypt) in Detroit. The show is open to all ages.

The Harvest Game Night Fundraiser offers an evening of playful competition and shared laughter in support of a good cause. It features a welcoming atmosphere where games take center stage and giving back is part of the fun.

Celebrate the 103rd Anniversary of the Republic of Türkiye at TACAM’s elegant Grand Ball, featuring fine dining, live music, and dancing. Black tie attire is requested. The evening’s entertainment showcases Arda Türegün and his orchestra, with Sal Mamudoski on clarinet and Caner Tokgözol on keyboard. Early Bird pricing is offered for a limited period, with tickets at $135 for TACAM member adults, $165 for non-member adults, $75 for students, and $55 for children 12 and under. Regular pricing is $160 for TACAM member adults, $190 for non-member adults, $85 for students, and $65 for children 12 and under. A Friends and Family Sponsor Table for 10 guests can be reserved by a TACAM member at $1,600 during the Early Bird period or $1,800 afterward, which includes a preferred reserved table and recognition as a Republic Ball Supporter while contributing to TACAM’s cultural and educational mission. Menu choices and additional event information are available on the reservation page. TACAM membership offers discounted event pricing, exclusive benefits, and supports the preservation and promotion of Turkish culture.

At The Token Lounge, COMPLETELY UNCHAINED pays tribute to Van Halen alongside POWERAGE with a tribute to AC/DC. Two tribute bands share the stage for a concert devoted to the music of both groups.

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

The Dugout Boys bring their last performance of the year to Rocky's Roadhouse, concluding their residency with an evening of lively music and good vibes. This finale offers a celebratory sendoff to their run at the venue.

Presented by Kickstand Productions, Weatherday performs at Sanctuary Detroit in the Catacombs space.

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

Hosted by the Women's Fellowship, this annual fundraiser luncheon features soup and sandwiches, with a selection of desserts prepared by church members available for purchase. Funds raised support church facility needs and ministry work carried out throughout the year, including the World Mission Offering.

At the Hellenic Cultural Center, the evening opens with cocktails and appetizers accompanied by live musical performances, then moves into a gourmet dinner with a premium bar and a reverse raffle. A stand-up set by Ellen Karis follows. An acclaimed actress and comedian, she has appeared in several seasons of Amazon’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, as well as in Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman, NBC’s Blacklist, HBO’s Sopranos, and the Tina Fey and Amy Poehler film Sisters. She has performed alongside Sebastian Maniscalco, Drew Carey, and Jimmy “JJ” Walker, touring across the United States and Canada with Greek-themed comedy that connects with a wide range of audiences. After her performance, Ms. Karis will assist with a live auction of select items. Ticket options include Raffle Only for $125, Raffle plus Dinner, Show, and Bar for $185, Dinner, Show, and Bar for $80, and a Kids Dinner for $50. Proceeds support the community and parish ministries of Saints Constantine and Helen Church.

The Queers take the stage for a live show, and doors will open ahead of the performance.

Create a sparkling glass Christmas tree at a hands-on workshop hosted at Makers & Mystics in Livonia. Choose to make either a nightlight that plugs into an outlet or a tealight candle holder. Materials are provided, and each participant completes one project. The candle holder is approximately 5 to 6 inches, and the nightlight is about 4 inches. No prior experience is required. Tree shapes are pre-cut, and guidance is provided for light glass cutting. Some dexterity is helpful, so bring glasses for close work if needed. This event supports animal rescue efforts, with a portion of each ticket benefiting Happy Days Dog and Cat Rescue. Raffle baskets may be available. Projects are taken by the instructor for kiln firing and assembly, then returned to the venue the following week. Pickup details are sent by email. Covered drinks are allowed, but food is not permitted. Those who prefer to pay by mail can select the Comp Ticket option and will receive emailed instructions about 3 to 4 weeks beforehand. Arriving early gives time to browse the shop’s selection of handmade art by local artisans. Seating is limited to 24, and parking is available. Cancellation policy: transfers to another class are available with at least 5 days’ notice. If canceling within 5 days, you may send someone in your place or make up the session by paying for the next class and making two during that time.

Explore the heritage of Nankin Mills during corn harvest season with an indoor homeschool program filled with corn themed activities and crafts. The program is recommended for ages five and older. The fee is $6 per student, or $7 for those who live outside the county. A caregiver must attend and is admitted at no cost. Younger siblings under five may come for free, though they cannot take part in the activities and should not disrupt the class. Pre-registration is required by calling (734) 261-1990 or by visiting the Nankin Mills Interpretive Center. For more information, call (734) 261-1990. Please note that Wayne County Parks staff may photograph participants for promotional use on official channels without compensation. Participation implies consent unless staff are informed otherwise.

Mutha Shuckers Cornhole hosts an American Cornhole League Interstate tournament at Kudos Taproom & Fieldhouse in Taylor, MI, directed by Joshua Bates, Michigan ACL Interstate and Regional Director. The event spans multiple days with cash payouts, prizes, and ACL points available across doubles, tiered singles, specialty singles, and blind draws. Upper and Lower Tier Doubles begin with six rounders to set tiers and seeding, then move into a split of two to four tiers depending on turnout, followed by double-elimination brackets with single-game matches. Eight games are guaranteed. Upper Doubles is $80 per team with a 70% payout and allows any CPI. Lower Doubles is $60 per team with a 60% payout and a 7.0 CPI maximum. Both doubles divisions award State Points. Tiered Singles offers four levels. Tier 1 is $40 per player with a 70% payout and any CPI. Tier 2 is $35 per player with a 60% payout and an 8.0 CPI maximum. Tier 3 is $30 per player with a 50% payout and a 7.0 CPI maximum. Tier 4 is $25 per player with a 50% payout and a 6.0 CPI maximum. Women’s, Junior, and Senior Singles are $25 per player each, pay out 70%, award Open Points, and accept any CPI. Blind draw options include Upper, Lower, and a Big Blind Draw. The Upper Blind Draw is $40 per player with a 70% payout, awards State Points, and is open to CPI 7.0 to 12. The Lower Blind Draw is $30 per player with a 70% payout, awards State Points, and is capped at 7.0 CPI. The Big Blind Draw is $20 per player with a 70% payout, awards Local Points, and allows any CPI. All events other than Upper and Lower Doubles go straight to bracket play with randomized seeding and double-elimination, single-game matches. Registration will be available through the ACL App. ACL Player Memberships can reduce entry costs by $10 per event for Club and Open members, with Starter, Starter+, Club, and Open options that provide varying stats, standings, discounts, fee waivers, eligibility benefits, and PEP multipliers. The app is available on the App Store and Google Play. Host hotel details will be announced. Players pay a $5 venue fee per day. Spectators are welcome at no charge for the duration of the event. Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside the venue.

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

Take part in a calming, hands-on candle making workshop dedicated to honoring a loved one. Attendees can reflect, share memories, and find support in community while moving through the holiday season with warmth and light. The workshop is free and open to all.

Historic Trenton Masonic Temple glows with candlelight as the Listeso String Quartet performs a tribute to Queen and The Beatles. This live, multi-sensory concert presents string arrangements of beloved songs including Here Comes the Sun, Blackbird, Help!, Come Together, Yesterday, All You Need Is Love, Love of My Life, Another One Bites the Dust, I Want to Break Free, We Are the Champions, We Will Rock You, Radio Ga-Ga, and Bohemian Rhapsody. The experience runs 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and late entry is not allowed. The event welcomes ages 8 and up, with guests under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis.

Anthony Gomes appears at The Token Lounge. Doors open for the show.

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

Celebrate Steve Irwin Day with a daylong marathon of Crocodile Hunter playing on the TVs. Wear khaki to receive half off admission. Admission is $7.50 for adults and $5 for kids.

Joe Reilly and the Community Gardeners present a music-filled tribute to Indigenous heritage alongside the All Nations Dancers. Representing the Three Fires of Michigan, the dancers honor the Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi through moving presentations of Men’s Traditional, Men’s Grass, Women’s Traditional, Fancy Shawl, and Jingle styles. Access to this program is included with museum admission and is free for members.

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

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

This open dinner meeting will be held at Taqueria Los Charros in Lincoln Park. The format is casual, with time to chat over food, and margarita flights are available. It is an open opportunity to connect and learn more about the group and what it does.

Enjoy a night of comedy at Supernatural Brewing and Spirits. Admission is $10, and Pub Club members receive a complimentary first drink with their ticket.

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.

At First United Methodist Church of Northville in Northville, MI, this program focuses on creating a tech-ready home. A speaker from Protect Young Eyes will lead a 90 minute presentation for parents that covers five habits to help families thrive in the AI age. Children in K to 5th grade will have their own presentations, and parents are welcome to sit in. Teens can attend a separate 1 hour talk on technology and mental health led by Casey Young, LMSW, from Reset Brain and Body. Childcare is provided.

Otaku U, Schoolcraft College’s anime convention open to all ages, returns for its fifth year with a secret mission theme. Attendees are invited to become agents and take part in Operation Treasure Hunt, bringing a spirit of discovery to the celebration.

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.

At Dearborn Heights Moose in Dearborn Heights, MI, this lively benefit brings friends together in support of the woman of the moose. Expect wedding themed fun along with baskets, an auction and a 50/50. Food and hillbilly punch are part of the festivities.

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

Mike Zito brings a distinctive blend of Texas blues, Southern rock, and deep soul. Raised in St. Louis on rock and electric blues, he spent years shaping his sound in clubs before growing into an international career that stays rooted in tradition while reflecting a personal vision. His rough-hewn vocals, scorching guitar work, and candid songwriting have earned multiple Blues Music Awards, and he co-founded Royal Southern Brotherhood with other leading artists from the scene. In concert the music swells from close, soul-baring moments to high-energy blues rock, with cutting solos, heartfelt singing, and a band locked in on a deep groove.

Daniel Nwosu Jr., known as Dax, brings momentum from a breakout run that has generated nearly four billion streams worldwide. Following the success of Dear Alcohol and Lonely Dirt Road, both certified Platinum along with To Be A Man featuring Darius Rucker, he released a wave of 2025 singles and then took his Lonely Dirt Road tour to sold out rooms in cities such as Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York. In 2026 he continues to expand his catalog with Temptation, God, Can You Hear Me?, and Caught You In The Bed, with more new music and headline dates ahead. Supported by more than 48 million followers across social platforms, he blends styles, has landed on multiple Billboard charts and Spotify’s Viral 50 in the U.S. and globally, and has made live appearances on NBC News, ABC News, and TODAY. This event highlights that continued rise and the songs that have connected with millions.

Emo Orchestra gives well loved emo classics a sweeping symphonic makeover, transforming sing along favorites with full orchestral arrangements. This performance features The Spill Canvas as the featured guest, performing their own hits alongside songs popularized by Taking Back Sunday, Fall Out Boy, A Day To Remember, The Used, and more. After the concert, the celebration keeps going with an Emo Nite after party, all unfolding on the biggest bar night of the year.

Club Canton will be rocking on the biggest bar night of the year, offering a lively atmosphere and an energetic evening of celebration.

The GameTimes Black Friday Bonanza Sales Event returns to GameTime and is set to be bigger than the previous two years. Look forward to a weekend filled with storewide sales and giveaways. More details will be shared soon.

Now in its fifth year, this community celebration spotlights Black entrepreneurship, creativity, culture, and connection at Fellows Creek Golf Course. Local business owners, supporters, community leaders, and artists gather for an energetic evening that highlights Black-owned businesses and bolsters the growth of Black women-owned enterprises across Michigan. Guests can look forward to meaningful networking, entertainment, and showcases of local talent while supporting a mission that directs funding to women entrepreneurs. Proceeds support the Women Lift Project and its work providing funding, education, and opportunities that help Black women expand their businesses and their impact. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Small Business Saturday presents a large community-focused event that highlights small businesses and emphasizes support for local enterprises. It centers on celebrating neighborhood entrepreneurs and the value of keeping support close to home.

Support small business vendors by browsing and buying from more than 60 sellers gathered in one place. The wide variety means every kind of shopper can discover something they like. Choose to make your purchases with small businesses and show your support.

Celebrate Howdy Holidays at The Lanes at 242 Community Church - Taylor Campus with a family-friendly craft market filled with seasonal shopping. Browse handmade gifts, baked treats, and home decor as vendors share their Christmas best to help you finish your gift list. Admission is free, inviting friends and families to enjoy a cheerful day of holiday finds.

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

Designed for ages 0 to 4, this gathering features storytime and simple craft activities led by Miss Tee in the meeting room.

At Joe’s Hamburgers - Wyandotte, the annual Run the Lights of Wyandotte heads through downtown and nearby neighborhood streets, taking in the glow of Christmas displays. Participants can choose between 4 miles or 7 miles to match their goals. Winter conditions may vary, so dress warmly and be prepared for the weather. For safety, headlamps are required. Although much of the route is illuminated by street and holiday lights, some stretches are darker, so illuminated running vests are strongly recommended for visibility. After the run, participants return to Joe’s Hamburgers for dinner and drinks.

Downtown Belleville becomes the heart of a weekend of winter magic as the Belleville Area Winterfest brings festive activities across the community. A standout moment is the evening lighted parade that fills the streets with a warm, movie-like glow. Additional details about happenings throughout the Belleville area will be shared as planning continues.

Small’s hosts a kaleidoscopic blend of stand-up, music, and movement as THE DOSE transforms the room into an immersive psychedelic comedy experience. A handpicked roster of nationally recognized comedians takes the stage, with credits spanning HBO, Comedy Central, Late Night, Netflix, and Don’t Tell, guided by creator and host Steven Gillespie, whose appearances include CONAN and Amazon Prime. A resident DJ shapes the atmosphere from the moment doors open, spinning before the show, between sets, and sometimes afterward. The pre-show segment pairs live music with visuals, vendor pop-ups, and flow arts, and festival-style performers and artists such as jugglers, dancers, hoopers, poi artists, and psychedelic creators are welcome to showcase their skills. When the laughs wind down, the energy shifts into an after-show dance party led by DJ N3ilface, with space for dancers and flow artists to keep the vibe going. All tickets include entry to the after-show flow party with DJ N3ilface. General Admission is $22 online plus fees, and another option is priced at $25 plus fees.

This stage musical, inspired by the classic film, charts George Bailey’s journey from youthful ambitions through midlife setbacks and a search for meaning as he wonders whether his life has made a difference. With a film-like score and vivid stagecraft, the adaptation brings fresh musical energy to a timeless holiday story. This production is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals.

This two day wedding experience in Michigan replaces the typical table and brochure show with an immersive, hands on showcase where planning happens in real time. Explore Wedding Worlds with garden settings, reception displays, and creative lighting designs. Taste your way through the Tasting Court featuring cake flights, culinary samplings, coffee bars, full meal samples, and custom mocktails. The Runway Arena brings high energy fashion shows with current bridal gowns, bridesmaid trends, and formalwear for grooms and groomsmen. In the Beauty Studio, find inspiration through mini makeovers, skincare consults, and live hair demonstrations. Dedicated Party and Travel Lounges highlight bachelor and bachelorette planning along with exclusive honeymoon resort deals. Get creative in the DIY Workshop Hall with bouquet building, custom signage, and calligraphy. Capture content in the Photo Op Playground with editorial style backdrops, neon installations, and floral arches. A headline feature will select one Michigan couple to be married live during the expo, with a complete ceremony produced in real time by a premier vendor network providing florals, decor, music, and photography. Applications to be the featured couple will open soon. Ticket information will be announced soon, and vendor applications are currently being accepted for planners, venues, photographers, florists, DJs, bakers, caterers, beauty artists, specialty services, and more.

Enjoy a full day of comic and toy buying, selling, and trading at the Knights Hall Comic and Toy Show. Admission is three dollars at the door, and children under 12 get in free.

Step into a holiday tea inspired by the classic Nutcracker story, where sparkling lights, seasonal decorations, and a sense of Christmas wonder set the tone. Guests can enjoy quality teas paired with an array of sweet and savory treats in a warm, family-friendly setting. Whether starting a new tradition or continuing a beloved one, this elegant gathering offers a graceful way to savor the joy and charm of the season.

With Henry Ford Health as presenting sponsor, the Dearborn Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a festive gathering at Downey Brewing Company that blends seasonal shopping, easygoing networking, and opportunities to give back. Attendees can browse gifts and services from local vendors and Chamber businesses, enjoy hot cocoa and sweet treats, and take photos with Santa. Holiday outfits are encouraged, and an ugly sweater contest offers prizes and bragging rights. Whether the plan is to support nearby businesses, expand professional connections, or simply celebrate with friends and colleagues, the atmosphere is set for a warm, community centered evening.

In Taylor, a single day is dedicated to spiritual exploration, metaphysical practice, and alternative wellness. Attendees can connect with readers and healers, meet artisans and educators, and browse offerings from specialty vendors. Discover tarot, energy work, crystals, holistic goods, spiritual teachings, and other aligned practices. The environment is crafted to be welcoming, immersive, and purposefully atmospheric.

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

This event is dedicated to honoring those who serve, remembering those who have died, and helping children understand the importance of freedom. It is described as an inspirational and meaningful opportunity for reflection, gratitude, and learning.

World Ballet Company presents The Nutcracker with a live orchestra at Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts in Detroit. The production features 40 dancers, more than 150 hand sewn costumes, and elaborate handcrafted sets. Follow Marie as her Nutcracker comes to life on Christmas Eve and leads her through swirling snow, battles with mice, and the glittering Kingdom of Sweets. The performance runs approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission. Recommended for audiences ages 2 and up; children under 2 are not admitted.