Detroit’s historic 1,037-room Masonic Temple is transforming its grand 1920s Crystal Ballroom into a concert hall lit by thousands of candles

The Detroit Masonic Temple, a 1,037-room historic landmark completed in 1926, is hosting the Candlelight concert series in its ornate Crystal Ballroom. The series features candlelit performances ranging from classical tributes (Vivaldi, Fleetwood Mac) to contemporary covers (Drake, Coldplay, 90s hip-hop), with tickets starting around $32–$37. Shows run through the rest of 2026 at the Temple Street venue in downtown Detroit, which also hosts touring acts like Louis Tomlinson. No official parking is at the venue, but District Detroit lots and metered street parking are nearby.