Monty Python’s Spamalot
January 30th - January 31st
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Fisher Theatre
Tony Award- Winning Best Musical Comedy, Spamalot returns to tour across America, stopping in Detroit this weekend. The musical features a book & lyrics by Eric Idle and music by John Du Prez and Eric Idle. Heavily inspired by the classic film, Monty Python and the Holy Grail and has everything from flying cows to killer rabbits.
Meads & Reads
Friday, January 30th at 7pm
B. Nektar Taproom
Meads & Reads might just be what you need! Brought to you by B. Nektar Taproom and the Friends of the Ferndale Library, the event is a book recommendation party with a speed dating twist. Bring your favorite book, enjoy a tasty alcoholic beverage and get ready to persuade fellow book lovers on what their next read should be. The event is free too!
Symphonic PFunk: Celebrating the Music of Parliament Funkadelic
Saturday, January 31st
Detroit Opera House
The Godfather of Funk, Dr. Funkenstein, Starchild!, Sir Nose D’Voidoffunk, THE PRIME MINISTER OF FUNK -- you already know who is landing their funky megaship for a one-of-a-kind spectacular experience at the Detroit Opera House this weekend. George Clinton joins the Detroit Opera Orchestra and special guests Nona Hendryx and Rahsaan Patterson to celebrate 50 legendary years of George Clinton’s Parliament Funkadelic.
The House of Tarot
January 31st - February 1st
Boyer Campbell Building
Immerse yourself in the House of Tarot’s second multi-artist exhibition, featuring 13 new artists who illuminate the journey of Brigid—the queer Celtic goddess of fire, poetry, and wisdom—through the Minor Arcana, while returning artists reinterpret the Major Arcana. Together, these creative visionaries form a living tarot deck that honors renewal, light, and the quickening of seeds beneath winter’s surface. This two-day massive art exhibition will be on view January 31st and February 1st at the Detroit Design District’s historic Boyer Campbell Building.
Zehnder’s Snowfest
January 28th - February 1st
Frankenmuth
Zehnder’s Snowfest has been one of the premier snow and ice sculpting events in North America for the past 34 years. Each year, visitors have the opportunity to admire larger-than-life snow sculptures and intricately detailed ice carvings. Additionally, Zehnder’s Snowfest offers entertainment for the whole family, including fireworks, a petting zoo, pony rides, live music, line dancing, and various activities for children.
Plymouth Ice Festival
January 30th - February 1st
Downtown Plymouth
The 44th Annual Plymouth Ice Festival is this weekend in downtown Plymouth. You can see over 70 ice sculptures throughout the city, and enjoy their popular 100-foot tubing run. There will also be a petting farm, festival food, nightly entertainment, new zip line and more! The event is free and fun for all ages.
Winter at Valade
Saturdays & Sundays: January 10th to March 1st
Robert C. Valade Park.
The Detroit Riverfront Conservancy is thrilled to invite you to enjoy the winter season with them! Winter at Valade is back! From January through February, you can look forward to oversized fire pits, sledding, games, delicious drinks, tasty food, and a variety of activities and free events for all ages.
Winter Park at Bowers School Farm
Weekends - January 9th through March 1st
Bowers School Farm
Looking for something fun to get into this weekend? Check out Bowers School Farm in Bloomfield Hills. Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday through March 1st Bowers School Farm is free and open to the public for visitors to meet their animals, enjoy their cozy bonfires and to indulge in a variety of comfort foods from their Farm Kitchen and Store. Visitors can also purchase tickets to ride down their tubing hill that takes you through a giant light tunnel. It is recommended to purchase tubing tickets in advance due to its popularity.
Sunday Supper Club
Sundays from 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Marrow in the Market
Marrow in the Market has a series of delicious events you do not want to miss! Every Sunday from now until said so, Marrow’s new location will be hosting a Sunday Supper Club featuring prime rib, smoked chicken, or walleye with all the fixings served family style. Everything’s meant to be shared, passed around the table, and savored together, like a family!
DaVinci Exhibition
Now through May 3rd, 2026
Henry Ford Museum
Experience the world of Leonardo da Vinci through full-scale inventions, detailed art studies, and captivating displays set against the scenic Italian countryside. This limited-time exhibition showcases da Vinci’s discoveries in art, engineering, science, flight, and more, celebrating and studying one of history’s most brilliant minds. The exhibit will showcase over 65 inventions, 20 fine art studies, interactive machines, and captivating explorations of masterpieces like the “Mona Lisa” and “The Last Supper”.
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
Exhibits at the Detroit Institute of Arts
Reimagine African American Art
Permanent Exhibition; free with general admission
Contemporary Anishinaabe Art: A Continuation
Now through April 5, 2026; Detroit Institute of Arts; free with general admission
Guests of Honor: Art of Faith from the Jewish Museum
Now through January 3, 2027; Detroit Institute of Arts; free with general admission *New*
For more information, visit the DIA’s website.