EVENTS

On Tuesday, June 7, Tree Town residents can support the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network through a benefit concert at The Ark.

Russian DJ Nina Kraviz will no longer perform at Detroit’s Movement Electronic Music Festival next weekend, event organizers announced Thursday, two days after local Ukrainians issued a letter demanding the DJ to denounce Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Food, fun and festivals are on the lineup this weekend here in Detroit.

Around 20 volunteers will paint, clean and organize, build a Free Little Library, plant flowers, prepare a community garden, help with home improvement in the West Willow neighborhood.

Jennyfer Crawford, known for All Things Detroit, is curating the weekday food truck fest for Detroit for the first time.

The biggest 3D printing event in North America is taking place in Detroit and attracting people from all over the world.

Russian DJ Nina Kraviz, who is headlining an electronic music festival in Detroit this month, has been asked by Ukrainian Americans living in Metro Detroit to denounce Russian President Vladimir Putin as his forces continue their attacks in Ukraine.

Step into an updated twist on a classic fairytale during three weekend performances of “Mirror on the Wall” on June 4-5.

Proceeds will go to causes supported by The Hosting, a Ypsilanti-based art nonprofit, according to a release.

Between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., families and community members can stop by fire station No. 1 to learn about how the city’s safety personnel do their job.

Eastern Market’s popular Flower Day is returning this weekend!

The annual Motor City Comic Con is drawing comic fans from across Michigan to Metro Detroit this weekend, and will feature some big-name celebrities.

All aboard! Thomas the Tank Engine is setting up at Greenfield Village this month to take you and your family on an interactive adventure.

Spring is bringing in a warm weekend with the return of Flower Day, Motor City Comic Con and a new Van Gogh experience.

City officials have rejected a proposal seeking to allow marijuana at the annual Arts, Beats & Eats festival in Downtown Royal Oak.

On Saturday, May 21, the Halfway To Halloween Vendor & Craft Show will take over the Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Celebrate summer in the heart of downtown Ann Arbor.

It’s all about mom this weekend with special shows and family-friendly events to be at right here in Detroit.

Between June 10 and July 3, the KidZone tent will have free, nightly hands-on activities with community partners.

A2SF has announced the lineup for its upcoming fitness series.

Get an early start at Cinco de Mayo festivities and Mountain Dew takes over in Hell, MI.

Trevor Noah will visit the University of Michigan in September.

On Saturday, community members can drop off old, expired or unused medications at five drive-thru “Take Back” sites across Washtenaw County.

The downtown nonprofit is accepting applications from new artists who want to sell their art in the 117 W. Liberty St. gallery shop.

The Freep Film Festival begins Wednesday and to kick off the festival is a documentary about the Detroit bankruptcy.

Ann Arbor SPARK has hired Jennifer Hayman to serve as senior vice president of marketing, communications and events.

Spring is heating up with several park cleanups to celebrate Earth Day, Olivia Rodrigo and shows for the whole family.

On Wednesday, community members can watch an interactive performance celebrating Ireland at ZingTrain.

At 8 p.m., the orchestra will begin its two-hour concert that includes titanic pieces by Beethoven, Tchaikovsky and Simon.

Several nursies, vendors and exhibitors will be at the event from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to more than 180 types of native seeds, plants and plant services.

Vineyards are moving further north, but new winemakers say they struggle to be taken seriously.

On April 23, FLI hopes to raise awareness and money for its after-school programs with a night of virtual trivia.

Easter is upon us which brings plenty of events to bring the whole family to all weekend long.

Ann Arbor Summer Festival is looking for operations team members to help with its 2022 season.

You don’t need a ticket to the game to enjoy Opening Day.

The Ford Fireworks will return to light up the sky in Downtown Detroit this June.

There’s so much more happening around town beyond Opening Day!

There are fun events planned from Detroit to Ferndale, Brighton and Novi.

It was a BIG weekend in Tree Town and we want to see your photos.

On Sunday, giant puppets and revelers paraded between South University Avenue and William Street.

Mad Hatters, Cheshire cats and playing card guards came out in droves on Friday as part of the annual Fool Moon celebration.

From the return of Detroit Opera to Clawson Restaurant Week, there’s plenty to do for the first weekend of April.

Several events are happening this weekend which means road closures and extra traffic.

The Detroit Opera’s artistic director takes Puccini’s classic and presents it in reverse.

Sunday’s races, which kick off at 8 a.m., include a 5K race, an untimed 1-mile fun run and a 200-meter kids’ dash.

Held annually since 1972, the 50th-anniversary event will highlight the cannabis industry, marijuana legislation and cannabis activism.

Job seekers can sign up for both of the event’s two sessions, being held from 10 a.m. to noon and 1-3 p.m.

Coordinated by the Ann Arbor Earth Day Festival Planning Committee, the annual event includes displays, hands-on activities and performances by Lori Fithian, Drummunity and Joe Reilly.

A comedy group is holding a fundraiser Friday night to raise money for the family of a Warren man who was shot and killed last month while working as a bouncer at Dooley’s Tavern in Roseville.

Events are in full bloom for the first full weekend of Spring!

Tickets cost $20 and go on sale at 10 a.m. this Friday.

NI minister Edwin Poots says he has taken the decision to halt checks after receiving legal advice.

Initial findings from the senior official's inquiry into No 10 lockdown parties have been published.

The weekend's eruption and tsunami may have just been a warm-up, volcanologists say.

As COVID-19 cases continue to surge across the state, Chicago-area college students are left to cope with the return to remote instruction.

You’ll never experience the same narrative I did.

Mother put in unenviable position to ration holiday time between bickering daughters.

These delicious and doable recipes will feed your costumed crowd before they head out for an evening of fun.

Gaza’s story can be seen through the prism of Zaki and Jawaher Nassir, their family and their neighbors in the town of Beit Hanoun

New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern formally apologized for a racially charged part of the nation’s history, known as the Dawn Raids

Reuters/Mikhail KlimentyevFor years, there have been whispers that the Russian government holds compromising materials on Donald Trump. Now, an alleged leak from the heart of the Kremlin appears to show them boasting about kompromat.The supposed leak obtained by The Guardian reportedly states that President Vladimir Putin personally approved a nefarious plan to throw Russia’s support behind Trump’s 2016 campaign. The document states that Putin, his spy chiefs, and top ministers agreed that a vic

Reader asked to buy “bathing dress” and other modest clothes after conservative relatives join planned vacation.

On Capitol Hill, the House is expected to vote on a measure to establish a select committee to probe the violent Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol by supporters of President Donald Trump.

The Arizona Republican attended a February event with the group, America First, and appeared to defend the fundraiser in a tweet.

Boris Johnson says it is "appropriate" for UK warships to sail through disputed waters around Crimea.

One nightclub owner has been closed since March last year and now has to cancel a full diary of events planned over the next few weeks.

13 million people in Ho Chi Minh will be tested and new social distancing rules have been imposed.

The five honorees are in Washington this week for celebration of the performing arts.

The following events are scheduled at the Monroe County Library System from Jan. 4-10. The following events are scheduled at the Monroe County Library System from Jan. 4-10. Jan. 5: Newport Branch Library Book Club - Online, 6:30 p.m. Jan. 6: Historical Fiction Book Club Online, 2 p.m., hosted by South Rockwood Branch Library. Jan. 7: Historical Fiction Book Club – Online, 6:30 p.m., hosted by Newport Branch Library.

“He’s going around having events, big events — no masks, no protective gear, no precautions. Obama said of Trump during a drive-in rally with Biden on Saturday in Detroit. “That’s the difference between Joe Biden and Donald Trump right there. Trump cares about feeding his ego. Joe cares about keeping you safe and your family safe and getting this country moving again.”