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Events📅 Fri, Sep 18
Oktoberfest: where to go in Southeast Michigan this month
The leaves are starting to change their hue, the temperature is slowly dropping, and you can smell the distinct sent of… bratwursts and beer? This can only mean one thing: […] The post Oktoberfest Events in Southeast Michigan appeared first on Hour Detroit Magazine.
Food & Drink
Farm to table: four Metro Detroit restaurants grow their own
Rose's, Coriander, Sylvan Table, and Takoi all tend their own gardens and farms — here's how (and why) they make it work.
Theatre
Come From Away: Avon Players run it through Sept. 26
Avon Players opens its 80th season with the emotional musical, Come From Away, inspired by true events surrounding 9/11, running now through September 26, 2026, in Rochester Hills, Mich. With book, music, and lyrics by Irene Sankoff and David Hein, Come From Away features a high-…
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Events
Ray's Hometown Bar: a new stop in Parker's Alley
Before we get started, apologies as this episode is about a day behind. My neighborhood was the one in Detroit that was hit by an EF2 tornado, bringing 115 mph winds, downed trees, and damage. Apologies, and we'll talk more about what happened next week. Main show: As
Events
Dîner en Blanc: 1,400 dressed in white for a secret Detroit dinner
The post Dîner en Blanc Detroit 2026 appeared first on Hour Detroit Magazine.
Sports📅 Sun, Sep 13
Lions: season opener vs. Saints kicks off at 1 p.m.
Fans arrive at the entrance of Ford Field ahead of an NFL football game against the San Francisco 49ers in Detroit, Michigan USA, on Sunday, September 12, 2021. (Photo by Jorge Lemus/NurPhoto via Getty Images) | NurPhoto via Getty Images The Detroit Lions’ 2026 campaign begins at…
Sports📅 Sun, Sep 13
Tigers: Rockies rematch today, first pitch 1:10 p.m.
The Detroit Tigers won their second game in a row for the first time since early August with a 6-2 victory over the Colorado Rockies at Comerica Park on Friday night. Riley Greene’s 3-for-4 performance fueled the good guys on offense and Framber Valdez dodged danger on several oc…
Events
Cosm Detroit: dome venue opens downtown with an 87-foot screen
After first being announced in Nov. 2024, Cosm Detroit officially opened last night (Sept. 10). Per The Detroit News, a sold-out crowd packed into the 1,500-capacity, 70,000-square-foot venue to watch […] The post 5 Things to Know About Cosm Detroit appeared first on Hour Detroit…
Concerts📅 Fri, Sep 18
Ann Arbor Symphony: first Ypsilanti concert set for Sept. 18
The 2026-27 season offers many firsts for the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra, from an Ypsilanti footprint to a live accompaniment of Disney's 'Frozen.'
Arts📅 Fri, Sep 11
DIA: O'Keeffe show opens, first since 1934
When you think of Georgia O’Keeffe, you may think of natural scenes, flowers, or flowers that, in turn, may make you think of other things. But lesser appreciated is her […] The post ‘Georgia O’Keeffe: Architecture’ Opens at the Detroit Institute of Arts appeared first on Hour De…
Sports📅 Fri, Sep 11
Tigers host Rockies for 3 game series at Comerica Park
The Detroit Tigers open up the second half of their six-game home stand on Friday against the Colorado Rockies in a battle of two teams sure to miss the playoffs this year. The Rox currently own the worst record in all of baseball and the second-worst run differential in the spor…
Good News
GOAL Line: Detroit adds 7 after-school sites with $2.2 million
The funding will allow GOAL Line Detroit to serve around 1,000 more students. The nonprofit also provides transportation from city schools to the programs.
News
Detroit Evening Report: city adds $2 million for afterschool programs
Also in today's news, Wayne State researchers get money to study air pollution, rabbis find fault with Abdul El-Sayed's stance on Israel and more. The post Detroit Evening Report: Detroit expands after school programs appeared first on WDET 101.9 FM.
Events📅 Sat, Sep 12
Metro Detroit weekend guide: fairs, fashion and a symphony dance party
Discover unique events in metro Detroit happening Sept. 10-17. The post Metro Events Guide: Dally across Detroit this weekend appeared first on WDET 101.9 FM.
Events📅 Sun, Sep 20
Recovery and Resilience Festival: free, sober celebration in Wyandotte, Sept. 20
The Recovery and Resilience Festival in Wyandotte is an art and music festival organized to connect people and promote substance abuse recovery. The post The Metro: The Recovery and Resilience Festival welcomes a sober celebration appeared first on WDET 101.9 FM.
Arts📅 Wed, Sep 30
Detroit Month of Design: four installations to catch this September
Detroitisit’s guide to Detroit Month of Design is giving a spotlight to the installations that are now up and/or will be up over the course of this month as well as other not-to-miss displays & exhibits. The much celebrated Detroit Month of Design is back […] The post Detroitisit…
News📅 Sat, Sep 12
Detroit Evening Report: Whitmer says stick with current school strategy
Gov. Whitmer contemplates solutions for Michigan's falling literacy rates, plus home repair programs and an art show focused on what home means in Detroit. The post Detroit Evening Report: Whitmer stresses sticking with effective strategies to improve education appeared first on…
Good News
Reptile habitats: Detroit Zoo keepers build them by hand
The post Reptile Zookeepers Bring Artistry to Habitat Design appeared first on Detroit Zoo.
Food & Drink📅 Wed, Apr 21
Michelin Guide ceremony: Detroit hosts the inaugural Great Lakes reveal in 2027
Michelin has announced the ceremony in which a metro Detroit restaurant could receive its first Michelin star is officially happening in Detroit next year. The inaugural Michelin Guide American Great […] The post Detroit Hosting the 2027 Michelin Guide American Great Lakes Ceremo…
Food & Drink📅 Tue, Sep 15
Oktoberfest: four Metro Detroit stops for German beer season
Ever since Bernhard Stroh brought his great-granddaddy’s recipe from Kirn, Germany, 176 years ago, Detroit has had a love affair with German beer. Names like Goebel, Pfeiffer, Eckhardt, and Becker […] The post Prost! Celebrating Oktoberfest in Metro Detroit appeared first on Hour…
Arts📅 Fri, Sep 11
Season Fair: free Season Talks kick off the art market, Sept. 10
Detroit: Other Routes serves as the theme for the second edition of the Season Fair. The post The Metro: Season Fair brings the art market to local creatives appeared first on WDET 101.9 FM.
Concerts📅 Tue, Dec 8
Stevie Wonder: two Fox Theatre nights for Songs in the Key of Life, Dec. 8 to 9
Stevie Wonder is marking the 50th anniversary of his landmark 1976 album Songs in the Key of Life with a world tour, and two shows are booked for Detroit. The […] The post Stevie Wonder Announces Detroit Shows for ‘Songs in the Key of Life’ 50th Anniversary Tour appeared first on…
Arts📅 Fri, Sep 11
Season Fair: contemporary art market returns to the Shepherd, Sept. 11 to 13
Taking place Sept. 11-13, the second annual Season Fair will feature international, national and local galleries and work from Detroit-based artists.
Sports📅 Fri, Nov 13
Motor City Cruise: home opener Nov. 13 vs. Noblesville
The Motor City Cruise, the NBA G League affiliate of the Detroit Pistons, announced its 2026-27 schedule as the franchise prepares for its sixth season in the league.
Arts📅 Sat, Sep 12
Funky Ferndale Art Fair: 140 artists mark 20 years, Sept. 25 to 27
The Funky Ferndale Art Fair returns September 25-27, with 140 funky juried artists, giant puppet parades and surprises. The post Twenty Years of Funky Art. appeared first on Hour Detroit Magazine.
Events📅 Sat, Sep 12
Blake Farms: haunted attractions open Sept. 12 in Armada
Halloween season is about to get a lot scarier in Southeast Michigan, as Blake Farms’ Haunted Attractions return next week for another season of spooky thrills. Starting September 12, visitors can head to Blake’s Big Apple in Armada for a night featuring a haunted hayride, zombie…
Events📅 Sat, Sep 26
Build a Scarecrow: Franklin's fall tradition returns Sept. 26
FRANKLIN — The community is invited to Franklin Historical Society’s Build a Scarecrow event 10 a.m.-noon Sept. 26. The post Franklin event becomes annual fall tradition for families first appeared on C & G Newspapers.
Good News
Pewabic chimney: the tiles are paint now
Two painters came up with a crafty solution for the falling tiles on Pewabic Pottery’s 1907 building. The post A subtle illusion preserves Pewabic’s iconic chimney appeared first on WDET 101.9 FM.
Good News
Partula snails: 500 leave the Detroit Zoo for Tahiti
The post "Extinct in the Wild” Partula Snails Begin Journey to Tahiti for Release in the Wild appeared first on Detroit Zoo.
Arts📅 Fri, Sep 11
Handweavers' biennial show: 500 members, 22 guilds, through Oct. 25
From weaving to doll-making, a broad range of craftsmanship will be featured in both exhibitions and public demonstrations at the Michigan League of Handweavers' 23rd Biennial Fiber Show.
Arts
Metro Detroit's fall arts season: previews across music, theater and galleries
Art Sept. 11-13 Season Fair Eleven artists, collectives, and galleries from Detroit, Cleveland, Minneapolis, Washington, D.C., and Denmark will display paintings, sculptures, textiles, and installations at the Shepherd. This year, […] The post 2026 Metro Detroit Fall Arts Preview…
Good News
Food LOOP: North End farmers buy a hub for $325,000
The building, located at Oakland Avenue Urban Farm, is the first of several food resiliency hubs that the emerging nonprofit Detroit Food LOOP plans to create to give Detroiters more control over their own food systems.
Arts
Detroit Month of Design: 100 events across 30 days, its 16th year
Director of Detroit Month of Design Kiana Wenzell describes the month of activities ahead and how the event has changed over 16 years. The post Detroit Month of Design explores how design moves the future appeared first on WDET 101.9 FM.
Events
6 hotels: Detroit's newest luxury stays, from Water Square to the Cambria
Look Up, to These Top Luxury Spots in Detroit That Will Satisfy Your Long or Short Stay The post 6 Prime Luxury Hotels in Detroit That Simply Improve City Life appeared first on Detroitisit.
Good News
Poka Snack: a U-M professor's frozen banana skewer hits Kickstarter
Dr. Richard Brown, a professor emeritus of radiology at the University of Michigan and Ann Arbor resident, is preparing to roll out his first consumer product: a reusable plastic skewer designed to easily store and eat frozen bananas.
Good News
Detroit music scene: studios and clubs build a career pipeline
Building What Comes Next in Terms of Sound and Collaboration The post Detroit Music, A Scene That Has Always Been Original appeared first on Detroitisit.
Arts📅 Thu, Oct 1
Anna Sui: West Bloomfield native's fashion retrospective opens Oct. 21
Anna Sui is a global fashion superstar, maximalist role model, and doting aunt. Now, as a major retrospective of her work and life lands in the Detroit suburbs, her world, […] The post The Wonderful World of Anna Sui appeared first on Hour Detroit Magazine.
Food & Drink📅 Sat, Sep 12
Michigan Stadium: new food vendor debuts this season
University of Michigan Athletics & Levy enter 10-year contract to provide enhanced concession experience at Michigan Football home games
Good News
U-M denture program: free implants for 100 seniors
The University of Michigan's Senior Implant Overdenture Restorative (SenIOR) program offers implant overdentures for free and is aiming to improve insurance coverage for the treatment.
Events📅 Tue, Sep 1
Metro Detroit's September calendar: 11 picks, from Erykah Badu to Joshua Bell
Music Sept. 11 Erykah Badu The Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, and record producer launched the neo-soul genre into the mainstream with her influential 2000 album Mama’s Gun, which spawned the […] The post 11 Don’t-Miss Events in Metro Detroit in September appeared first…
Events📅 Fri, Sep 11
Battle of the Badges: Roseville, Eastpointe blood drive today
ROSEVILLE — When Recreational Authority of Roseville and Eastpointe Executive Director Tony Lipinski planned RARE’s third Battle of the Badges blood drive, it was a coincidence that the first available date was Sept. 11. The post First responders are out for blood first appeared…
Events📅 Sat, Sep 26
The Coney: Bell and Shepard headline Opera House benefit
What’s a great way to attract major cash to the Detroit arts scene? Get some big-time Hollywood players with Detroit roots to come back home and act as living proof […] The post The Coney: The Celebrity Charity Event Bringing Big Names Back to Detroit appeared first on Hour Detro…
Events📅 Sun, Sep 13
Run Wild: Detroit Zoo race turns 30 on Sept. 13
ROYAL OAK — The 30th annual Run Wild with the Detroit Zoo will be taking place on Sept. 13. The event has welcomed thousands of people each year to come together and run, or walk, through the Detroit Zoo to support the animals and nature. To mark the milestone anniversary, the ru…
Events📅 Sat, Sep 26
The Coney: Detroit stars raise $3 million for youth arts
The Coney Builds a Future for Detroit Youth Arts The post A Homecoming With Purpose This Year appeared first on Detroitisit.
Events📅 Sun, Sep 27
Strides for SOS: Birmingham 5K raises money Sept. 27
BIRMINGHAM/ BEVERLY HILLS — Birmingham’s Schools Offer Support has planned its course through the West Beverly neighborhood for its seventh annual Strides for SOS 5K and 1-mile run/walk Sept. 27. The post 5K to support schools first appeared on C & G Newspapers.
Concerts📅 Fri, Oct 2
Rochester Symphony Orchestra: Latin Hearts, European Souls, Oct. 2
Get ready for an unforgettable musical adventure this fall as the Rochester Symphony Orchestra (RSO) ignites the stage with “Latin Hearts, European Souls!” Dive into a night bursting with vibrant live orchestral music, guaranteed to thrill, captivate, and leave you buzzing long a…
Concerts📅 Fri, Sep 11
Erykah Badu: 'Witch Doctor' single arrives ahead of Sept. 11 Detroit show
Listen to “In the Groove” with Ryan Patrick Hooper weekdays from noon-3 p.m. ET on 101.9 WDET. The post In The Groove: Erykah Badu’s new single ‘Witch Doctor’ with The Alchemist appeared first on WDET 101.9 FM.
Sports📅 Sun, Sep 13
Motor City Cruise: open tryouts Sept. 13 at Pistons complex
The Motor City Cruise will give aspiring professional basketball players another chance to earn a spot in the NBA G League this fall.
Comedy📅 Fri, Sep 18
Gaffigan adds a second Fox Theatre night, Sept. 19
Comedy veteran Jim Gaffigan has added a second Detroit performance to his Everything Is Wonderful! Tour after tickets for his first Fox Theatre show nearly sold out. The post Comedian Jim Gaffigan adds second Fox Theatre show after strong ticket demand appeared first on Detroit M…
Theatre📅 Wed, Oct 7
Meadow Brook Theatre: 60th season opens Oct. 7
Meadow Brook Theatre has announced its 2026-2027 season, marking the theater’s 60th year. The season includes westerns, mysteries, comedies, and musicals. The season opens with The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance by Jethro Compton, based on the short story by Dorothy M. Johnson. The…
Events📅 Fri, Sep 25
DIY Street Fair: Ferndale event returns Sept. 25 to 27
FERNDALE — The DIY Street Fair will return in September, and organizers are looking for people to participate and volunteer. The DIY Street Fair will be held Sept. 25-27, and the event is putting out the call for artists, bands and food trucks to apply to be in attendance. The ap…
Arts📅 Sun, Sep 13
Fabric of America: 700 pieces of fashion history, through Sept. 13
On a sunny afternoon in June, I drive to the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation — a place I love to explore but admittedly haven’t visited in a few years — for a private tour of an important new exhibit: Fabric of America: Our Fashions, Textiles, and Technologies. My tour g…
Good News
Comerica Park reunion: Tigers fan's gift saved six lives
A Detroit Tigers game became the backdrop for an emotional reunion as the family of a young Michigan organ donor met one of the people whose life was changed by his final gift.
Events📅 Sat, Jul 18
Jammin' at the Junction: Roseville car show draws over 100 rides
ROSEVILLE — Despite the heat — and in the aftermath of the hazardous air quality in the state — gearheads turned out for the Roseville Downtown Development Authority’s Jammin’ at the Junction annual classic car show July 18. The “Junction” in this case was Utica Road, which was c…
Events
Parade of Lights: Harrison Township boats sail for Motor City Mission Mitten
HARRISON TOWNSHIP — The Parade of Lights is sailing into town to raise money for another deserving charity. The post Parade of Lights to set sail for another year first appeared on C & G Newspapers.
Events📅 Sat, Aug 1
Detroit Hot Sauce Festival: chile eating champs face off at the Masonic Temple
Detroit is about to turn up the heat with a new festival devoted to hot sauce, fiery food, and competitive chile eating. The post Detroit Hot Sauce Festival brings the heat to the Masonic Temple appeared first on Detroit Metro Times.
Concerts📅 Fri, Jul 24
Arooj Aftab: Pakistani singer makes her Detroit debut July 24
Pakistani singer Arooj Aftab blends folk, jazz, and South Asian sounds to create songs listeners can get lost in. The post Ahead of her Detroit debut, Arooj Aftab reflects on music, magic, and meaning appeared first on WDET 101.9 FM.
Events📅 Fri, Jul 24
Detroit parks: nearly $20 million in new upgrades
Also in this Detroit Evening Report: West Nile Virus is found in Wayne County, the Hotter Than July Festival kicks off 4 days of celebrations tonight and more. The post Detroit Evening Report: Detroit parks get updates worth almost $20 million appeared first on WDET 101.9 FM.
Good News
Connect Community Center: West Bloomfield breaks ground on $25 million rec center
WEST BLOOMFIELD — Standing in front of a sign that read, “THANK YOU VOTERS,” West Bloomfield Parks held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Connect Community Center July 15 at the West Bloomfield Civic Center Campus. The post Township celebrates next phase of recreation center…
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Lake St. Clair Metropark: $15 million in upgrades on the way
HARRISON TOWNSHIP — Lake St. Clair Metropark is set to receive many renovations to update aging facilities and open up areas that have been closed for years. The post Lake St. Clair Metropark to see upgrades, renovations first appeared on C & G Newspapers.