Big Sean's free Detroit's On Now celebration returns this weekend Rapper hosts 2nd annual event dedicated to hometown
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DETROIT – Big Sean's second annual Detroit’s On Now celebration returns to the city this weekend.
MORE: Why Big Sean is vital to the city of Detroit
The two-day event includes a block party, bowling party, unveiling of a production studio at the Dauch Boys & Girls Club, free entertainment, free food and discussion about mental health with the Detroit rapper and two doctors.
Big Sean recently opened up about his own mental health .
Free haircuts and braiding, health screenings, felony expungement and apprenticeship opportunities will also be offered.
The weekend's festivities are free, but Sunday's events require registration. Click here to register .
Check out the full schedule of events below: Saturday, Aug. 17 Detroit Block Party and Occupy the Corner -- noon to 6 p.m.
Sunday, Aug. 18 Mental Health Awareness Discussion -- 2-4:30 p.m.
D.O.N Bowling Party -- 6- p.m.
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