From a spooky night out to live music and theatre, a food festival, hockey history and more, Detroit has a lot going on this weekend. Check out some events coming up around the region on “One Detroit Weekend.”
Upcoming Events:
The Shepard Arts Center in Detroit showcases the “In an effort to be held” exhibit for its last weekend through Oct. 12. The exhibit explores the connection between bodies, materials and the world.
The Inspired Acting Company in Walled Lake presents “The Danger of Hope” Oct. 11-13. It’s a one-person play that chronicles the life of a newly hired behavior specialist at a Detroit public high school.
Handcrafters hosts a Witches Night Out Market during a Fall Fair at Embassy Suites Livonia on Oct. 11. The market features raffles, trick-or-treating and a meet-and-greet with the Sanderson Sisters from Hocus Pocus.
“Detroit Performs” host Satori Shakoor’s film “Confessions of a Menopausal Femme Fatale” premieres at the Marygrove Theater on Oct. 11. The stand-up concert special explores the realities of womanhood, motherhood and menopause.
Jim Henson’s Labyrinth in Concert takes place on Oct. 12 at the Masonic Temple in Detroit. A live band will perform alongside David Bowie’s original vocals and the movie.
Owosso hosts the Rockin’ Rib Fest on Oct. 13, where attendees can enjoy a variety of ribs, ice cream and other sweet treats, and live music from A Proper Axe, A Rueful Noise and Towner.
The Henry Ford Museum opens a new exhibit “Hockey: Faster Than Ever,” on Oct. 13. The exhibit runs through Jan. 5, 2025. It shows the evolution of hockey and offers interactive exhibits to test your skills.
