September 28-October 31: Blake's Farms Haunted Experiences
Blake’s – a family-owned working farm and Michigan tradition – is upping the fear factor on weekend nights Sept. 18-Nov. 1 with four haunted experiences at its Big Apple location in Armada. Whether guests are brave enough to take on the Haunted Hayride, battle the undead in Zombie Paintball, explore the eerie three-story Haunted Barn, or enjoy the lighter scares of Spookyland, there’s something for every age and thrill level at Blake’s.
September 28-Novemeber 7: Hush Haunted Attraction
This fall, experience a night of pure terror you'll never forget—if you survive it. Metro Detroit's premier haunted attraction, HUSH Haunted Attraction, opens September 25th with three terrifying haunted houses, three secret themed bars, live stage shows, a horror boutique and gift shop, souvenir printed photos, and themed small bites to fuel your fright.
September 30-October 2: Adult Art Camp!
This three-day workshop series will focus on different forms of printmaking, including silk-screening, gel plate monotypes, foam linocuts, and architectural stamping. Campers will find inspiration during interactive field trips to the museum galleries and vault. This camp will be all about creativity, experimentation, and fun!
September 30-October 4: MARVAC Fall Detroit RV & Camping Show
This is your opportunity to tour hundreds of RVs, including folding campers, motorhomes, travel trailers, toy haulers, and fifth-wheel travel trailers, from motivated dealers offering exclusive show pricing.
October 1-25: Hallowe’en in Greenfield Village
Step into a world of enchantment and imagination at Hallowe'en in Greenfield Village — Michigan's premier outdoor October celebration, showcased in the bewitching setting of the village after hours. From lantern-lit streets and glowing jack-o'-lantern paths to shadowy historic homes and spellbinding tales, bring your family and friends for an evening where autumn lore mingles with things that go bump in the night.
October 1-3: Elmwood Alight
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.
🪩 October 2: The Holodeck
🪩 October 2: TOP2BTTM: FULLYBODYDURAG B2B we1sman ALL NIGHT
🪩 October 3: HIPHOP NIGHT: NAMEBRANDSMITH & DJBJ 3525
🪩 October 3: Sombras
October 2-4: Metro Detroit Women's Expo
The 4th Annual Metro Detroit Women's Expo. New Venue - Macomb Sport & Expo Center! From local favorites to brands you’re about to fall in love with, we'll have 200+ booths of shopping and entertainment fun! Samples, demos, and giveaways. Shopping, beauty, wellness, fashion, health, food, make & take crafts, and so much more! Friday through Sunday, October 2-4.
October 2-4: American Speed Fest
Set against the backdrop of the M1 Circuit and private garage community, this multi-day festival brings together legendary race cars, celebrated drivers, and the next generation of automotive innovation. With something for the entire family, there is no other event in the country where you can get this close to historic and modern race cars, rare classics, and groundbreaking prototypes. Feel the roar as cars take to the track for high-speed demonstration runs,
October 3-4: Detroit Harvest Fest
Bring your family and friends and enjoy live entertainment, delicious food, local vendors, seasonal activities and plenty of opportunities to make memories together. Kids and families can enjoy trick-or-treating, fall-themed activities, and opportunities to play and explore throughout the park. Adults can find grown-up fun with live entertainment, brand activations, full bars with adult beverages and more than 30 food trucks to satisfy every craving.
October 3: Black History by the People that Lived It: Downtown Detroit Walking Tour
With Detroit’s long and interesting history, many have wondered, "if these walls could talk, what stories would they tell?" Well, wonder no more as lifelong Detroiter Glen Hendricks shares his personal stories and memories about Detroit over the last 70 years. His lived experiences, like many Black Detroiters, are a huge part of Detroit’s history but too often are left out of the textbooks and headlines.
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