April 20-26: Suffs
BEHIND EVERY POWERFUL WOMAN… ARE MORE POWERFUL WOMEN. Direct from Broadway, comes the acclaimed Tony Award®-winning musical Suffs about the brilliant, passionate, and funny American women who fought tirelessly for the right to vote.
April 20-26: Paradise Lost
Erin Shields’ Paradise Lost reinvents John Milton’s epic poem through a bold, contemporary lens. Satan, cast out of Heaven, seeks revenge by tempting humanity, setting the stage for a cosmic battle of free will versus divine power. Blending sharp wit, modern feminism, and classical mythology, Shields’ adaptation challenges traditional notions of good and evil while exploring oppression, rebellion, and knowledge. With rich language and a fresh perspective, this powerful play reimagines one of literature’s most profound stories, making it both deeply relevant and strikingly theatrical.
April 20-May 26: Detroit Artists Market Annual Scholarship Awards and Exhibition
These accomplished Cranbrook Academy of Art (CAA) student artists will exhibit their work, with three finalists receiving the esteemed John F. Korachis Scholarship. Now in its 60th year, the Annual Scholarship Awards & Exhibition reflects our continued commitment to fostering creative excellence and supporting the next generation of artists.
April 24-26: The Music of Journey
Experience a full night of Journey’s greatest hits—plus a few deep cuts for the die-hard fans—as the Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO), conductor Brent Havens, and Windborne Music bring the band’s legendary sound to life like never before. Singer Juan Del Castillo and Windborne’s exceptional musicians join forces with the DSO for a symphonic tribute to some of rock’s most iconic anthems.
Detroit After Hours
When the sun goes down, Detroit lights up with energy and vibes. Whether you're in the mood for live music in a cozy jazz lounge, craft cocktails in a stylish speakeasy, or dancing the night away at a downtown club, the city offers something for every night owl. Catch a comedy show, take in skyline views from a rooftop bar, or explore late-night eats at one of Detroit's many food spots that stay open well past midnight. Whatever your scene, the D doesn’t sleep early.
🪩 April 24: 12 Hour Party: Two Venues, One Ticket
🪩 April 24: A REAL ARAB BLUEPRINT
🪩 April 24: Puma Sounds
🪩 April 25: Champion Sound - A Night In South Africa
🪩 April 25: 313 AFTER DARK: Taurus Edition
April 24-25: Jeff Dunham “Artificial Intelligence”
Having concluded his 2022-2024 “Still Not Canceled” Tour, Dunham returned to the stage with his signature wit and beloved cast of colorful characters. He’s sure to win over audiences across the continent in the same manner that he’s done for decades worldwide, which earned him titles such as, Billboard’s Top Comedy Tour for three consecutive years, America’s Favorite Comedian via Slate, as well as a Guinness World Record for Most tickets sold for a stand-up comedy tour.
April 24: Waxahatchee & MJ Lenderman
AEG Presents Waxahatchee & MJ Lendermanwith special guest Brennan Wedl at the Masonic Temple Theatre.
April 25: Peninsular Printmaker Fair
At the Peninsular Printmaker Fair attendees will be able to purchase artist-made original prints and hand-printed textiles, view demonstrations, enjoy Urbanrest’s beverages, and visit food trucks. Our showcased printmakers are a collection of diverse print mediums: letterpress, woodcut, linocut, screen-printing, etching, drypoint, intaglio, collagraph, and more!
April 26: The Masonic Temple Bridal Show
Join us and connect with Detroit’s leading wedding professionals! Enjoy exclusive discounts on dresses, venues, photography, and more. Bar service will be available throughout the duration of the event.
April 26: Jazz Brunch Featuring the Dave Bennett Band
Sunday Brunch. Fueled by Jazz.Jazz Brunch returns to The War Memorial as a beloved seasonal tradition, welcoming acclaimed clarinetist Dave Bennett for one vibrant morning where live jazz is paired with exceptional food and drink. As part of The War Memorial’s America 250 programming, this special performance celebrates the rich traditions of American jazz and swing.
April 26: URBAN ARTS AND EATERY EXPO 2026
The expo promises to be bigger and better than ever before, with an impressive lineup of over 60 vendors offering a diverse range of products and services. From handmade crafts to artisanal goods, there will be something for everyone to enjoy. In addition to the exciting array of vendors, attendees can look forward to a delightful culinary experience with a variety of food trucks serving up delicious treats from around the world. Whether you're craving savory street food or indulgent desserts, there will be plenty of options to satisfy your taste buds.
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