Found 20 blog entries tagged as Detroit events.

Metro Detroit is truly in bloom during summer 2025, and there’s no better way to savor the season than by exploring its garden tours and green spaces. From private garden walks in charming neighborhoods to the best public gardens in Metro Detroit open daily, the region offers a colorful array of family-friendly summer events for nature lovers. These tours and gardens aren’t just about pretty flowers – they’re community traditions, some decades old, that bring neighbors together and welcome visitors to experience the beauty of Metro Detroit’s neighborhoods. Whether you’re a seasoned plant enthusiast or simply looking for fun things to do in Detroit this summer, this guide will walk you through the must-see Metro Detroit garden tours, both private and…

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Detroit’s engines are revving up for a summer spectacle like no other. The Detroit Grand Prix is back on the downtown streets, and it’s poised to deliver a record boost to the Motor City’s economy. As racers prepare to scream down Jefferson Avenue past the Renaissance Center and Hart Plaza, local businesses are gearing up for an influx of fans. This downtown Detroit Grand Prix is not just a race – it’s a citywide celebration that showcases how far Detroit has come. With projections of around $104 million in spending flowing into the region during race weekend, it’s set to be the biggest economic impact Detroit has ever seen from the Grand Prix.

Detroit’s iconic Renaissance Center towers in the backdrop as Indy cars streak through city streets during…

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Summer has officially arrived in Metro Detroit, bringing with it a full lineup of can't-miss events that showcase the energy, creativity, and community spirit of the region. From world-class fireworks along the Detroit River to classic car shows, hot air balloon festivals, and vibrant downtown celebrations, June offers something for everyone. If you’re living in Metro Detroit, these annual traditions are part of what makes summer so memorable. And for those thinking about moving to Metro Detroit, there’s no better time to experience the local culture and explore what makes this area such a dynamic place to live, work, and play.

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Detroit’s iconic Michigan Central Station has transformed from a long-abandoned rail depot into one of the city’s hottest wedding venues. Once left in ruins, this 1913 Beaux-Arts landmark in Corktown is now meticulously restored and open for unforgettable weddings and events. Couples are lining up to celebrate their big day amid its grandeur, making history as they exchange vows in a setting that blends Detroit’s past glory with its new renaissance.

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A Historic Detroit Landmark Reborn as a Venue

Michigan Central Station is no ordinary wedding backdrop – it’s a piece of living Detroit history. The towering train station originally opened in 1913 and was a bustling hub that saw 4,000 passengers a day in its heyday. After…

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Downtown Detroit’s entertainment scene is getting a futuristic new addition. This week, shovels hit the ground at the corner of Monroe Street and Campus Martius as Cosm Detroit, an immersive sports and entertainment venue, officially broke ground. The ceremony drew local leaders — including Mayor Mike Duggan and City Council President Mary Sheffield — all eager to welcome this high-tech “shared reality” dome to the heart of the city. The excitement was palpable: Duggan even remarked that he had “never seen anything like it,” calling Cosm “one more reason to come down to the city of Detroit”. So, what exactly is this new immersive sports venue in Detroit, and what can locals expect once its doors open? Let’s break it down.

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As spring gives way to early summer, Metro Detroit comes alive with an incredible variety of events, experiences, and community celebrations that showcase the region's vibrant culture and deep-rooted traditions. Whether you're already living in Metro Detroit or considering moving to Metro Detroit, May offers the perfect opportunity to explore the area's unique neighborhoods, diverse artistic scenes, and outdoor festivals that highlight what makes this part of Southeast Michigan so dynamic. From family-friendly outings to one-of-a-kind cultural experiences, there’s no shortage of things to see, do, and enjoy as the city and its suburbs shake off the last of winter and welcome warmer days with open arms.

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A golden suit of armor glints under the gallery lights as a 17th-century nobleman gazes out from an oil portrait. It sounds like a scene from a European palace, but it’s happening right now in Midtown Detroit. The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) has unveiled a remarkable new exhibit that brings together a Baroque-era painting and the actual gilded armor it depicts – an art reunion over 200 years in the making​. Smart local art lovers are buzzing about this Detroit Institute of Arts exhibit for good reason: it’s a one-of-a-kind chance to experience history, art, and armor all in one glance, right here in the Motor City.

Opening April 25, 2025, Guests of Honor: Armor as Fashion is a special year-long exhibition that reunites a full-length…

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“Mos Eisley spaceport. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.” Those famous words of Obi-Wan Kenobi might echo in your head as you step through the doors of Detroit’s Space Dive – and that’s exactly the point. Imagine walking into a dimly lit cantina filled with alien creatures, the upbeat jizz-wail of a cantina band playing, and a bartender sliding you a frothy blue cocktail. This isn’t a scene from Star Wars; it’s a Detroit Star Wars pop-up experience that’s very real, very immersive, and coming soon to a galaxy near you (specifically, 715 East Milwaukee Ave, Detroit, MI). In May 2025, Detroit’s own Mos Eisley Cantina will spring to life at the Tangent Gallery, inviting fans and curious locals alike to drink, dance, and mingle in…

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All you need to know about the Marche du Nain Rouge

The Nain Rouge has returned to haunt our fair city. Let’s chase him out!

Heading into spring, and usually right around the Spring Equinox there’s more to do in Detroit than just spring cleaning. Detroiters join in the Midtown Cass Corridor for a party and parade to chase the Nain Rouge, the harbinger of doom, out of Detroit. This annual parade is more than just a celebration; it's a symbolic gesture of defiance against the city's challenges, wrapped in folklore, community spirit, and a whole lot of fun. It’s a celebration of the pride and spirit of Detroit.

At Mardi Gras, a Krewe is a group of people joining together to throw a party or parade. At the Marche Du Nain…

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St. Patrick's Day in Metro Detroit: Top IRISH PUBS Bars, BAR Crawls & More

March 2024 is rounding the corner and Metro Detroit will soon be turning green as St. Patrick’s Day approaches and the Irish spirit takes over. With it comes a wave of events for adults living in Metro Detroit, and for those lucky enough to be visiting during this time who may be considering moving to Metro Detroit. From the bustling streets of Ann Arbor to the historic charm of Corktown, each of these festivities promise unforgettable experiences. Whether you're drawn to the traditional Irish pubs, massive heated tents, or lively bar crawls, there's something for everyone in this dynamic region. Join the community in celebrating Irish culture with authentic food, craft…

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