The Rocky Horror Picture Show - 50th Anniversary Tour
Saturday, October 18th at 7pm
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Masonic Temple Detroit
Let’s do the Time Warp again! It’s been 50 years since the cult classic “Rocky Horror Picture Show” was released, and it’s been delighting audiences ever since. The anniversary tour is stopping by Detroit on Saturday, October 18th and will feature the original ‘Brad Majors’ - Barry Bostwick, ‘Magenta’ - Patricia Quinn, and ‘Columbia’ - Nell Campbell for a screening of the original unedited movie with a live shadow cast and audience participation, a costume contest, and more!
GHOULAPALOOZA
Saturday, October 18th at 7pm
The Warehouse at Rivers Edge
You’ve been summoned! This Saturday, the crypt doors will creak, and the amps will hum as Ghoulapalooza returns to River’s Edge Brewing Company for a night of hauntingly good music, wicked brews, and monstrous fun. Enjoy performances by the Coffin Jockeys featuring the Caskettes, Funderbird, and Hot Ugly. The event will also include a costume contest, door prizes, and a portion of the proceeds will benefit Uplift Milford.
The Sinners Ball
October 18th - October 19th from 6pm - 2am
Batch Brewing Company
Do you have a dark side or fancy a fright? The Sinners’ Ball returns to Batch Brewing Company for basically a symposium of sinners. Walk amongst the fire breathers, creatures, and freaks. Be dazzled by the sights and sounds of Satori Circus with his special guests, The Bazaar Orchestra, Bonnie Rocket, Hot Talent Buffet, Lushes Lamoan, and more!
Celebrate Indigenous History
October 10th through November 30th
Henry Ford Museum
Explore unique programs and exhibits at the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and Greenfield Village, running now through November. With history, art, music, artifacts, and engaging discussions, the Henry Ford Museum aims to reflect on and honor Indigenous history, culture, traditions, and contributions.
Zoo Boo at the Detroit Zoo
October 10-12, 17-19 & 24-26 | 4-9:30 p.m.
The Detroit Zoo
If you’re looking to get into the Halloween spirit, check out Zoo Boo at the Detroit Zoo! Every weekend, the zoo is beautifully illuminated with elaborate decorations and displays. It’s a perfect event for all ages to enjoy fall festivities, entertainment, and trick-or-treating.
The Temptations & The Four Tops
Sunday, October 19th at 7 pm
Fox Theatre
The Temptations, known for bringing us decades of soul music, will perform alongside The Four Tops at the Fox Theatre this Sunday, celebrating 40 years of touring together. Additionally, this year marks the 60th anniversary of the Temptations’ iconic hit, “My Girl.”
40 West Howard Open Studios - Fall-o-Ween Edition
Sunday, October 19th from 1pm - 7pm
40 West Howard, Pontiac
Lover of the arts and culture? Stop by 40 West Howard’s Open Studios - Fall-o-Ween Edition for an absolute treat. 40 West Howard was formerly a historic automobile factory in Pontiac that has been converted into artist studios and spaces for small local businesses. Roam 4 floors, enjoy drinks , treats, live music and have the opportunity to shop small from a variety of creatives and crafters.
Mark Twain Tonight!
Sunday, October 19th at 5:30pm
Fisher Theatre
Check out this humorous, smart and witty one-man show at Fisher Theatre, bringing Mark Twain to life! As seen on Broadway and in Netflix’s Ozark, award-winning actor Richard Thomas will star as Mark Twain. He is the first and only actor authorized to perform the play since its original debut.
Cider in the City
October 11, 12, 18, & 19, from 1pm - 5pm
Beacon Park
This weekend pop by Beacon Park for Cider in the City! Everything from traditional, hot and boozy ciders will be available for your consumption courtesy of Blake’s Farm and Lumen Detroit. There will also be tasty caramel apples, food trucks and pumpkins!
Exhibits at the Detroit Institute of Arts
OPENING THIS WEEKEND: Reimagine African American Art
Opening Saturday, October 18, 2025; free with general admission
13th Annual Ofrendas: Celebrating el Día de Muertos
On view – November 2, 2025; Detroit Institute of Arts; free with general admission
Contemporary Anishinaabe Art: A Continuation
On view – April 5, 2026; Detroit Institute of Arts; free with general admission
For more information, visit the DIA’s website.
Free Weekly Events at Woodbridge Pub
Thursdays - Karaoke hosted by Robby Rob at 9pm
Fridays - Piano Bar Sing-along at 9pm
Saturdays - Flea Market from 12pm - 7 pm
Saturday - Pent Up! with Joshua Adams at 10pm
Sundays - Jazz Night at 8:30pm
Monday - Slow Jams Detroit at 10pm