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Frozen The Broadway Musical at Brighton Center for the Performing Arts is presented by the Brighton High School Musical Theater Program. This family-friendly stage production brings the beloved story of sisters Elsa and Anna to life with music, dancing and magical moments inspired by the hit Broadway show. Follow Anna’s...
Para Ice Hockey Paralympic Gold Medal Watch Party at USA Hockey Arena invites families to cheer on Team USA during the big game. Visitors can see sled hockey equipment, learn about local programs and meet members of Metro Detroit Sled Hockey. Food and drinks will be available to order...
Detroit Youth Poetry Con at Wayne State University is a free event where teens explore writing, performance and creative careers. Participants will join workshops, open mic sessions and performances with guest artist Mahogany Jones. Lunch, dinner and snacks are provided, and advance registration is required. Event cost: Free, registration required Event...
Mario Bros Level Up at Fairytale Fun Place brings video game fun to life with a live character show and interactive challenges. Kids can meet the famous Game Bros, snap photos with their Princess friend and watch for a surprise villain appearance. Families can also enjoy the indoor playground,...
Learn About the Jackson House at Southfield Public Library explores the historic home of Dr. Sullivan and Richie Jean Sherrod Jackson. Families and teens will hear how the Selma, Alabama home sheltered civil rights leaders including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and helped support the Selma to Montgomery marches....
The Royal Oak St. Patrick’s Day Parade returns for a festive celebration of Irish culture and community. Families can line Washington Avenue to watch colorful floats, marching groups and participants dressed in festive green during this lively annual tradition. Kids, pets, bikes and wagons are encouraged to join the fun...
Journey to the Sugarbush at Hudson Mills Metropark takes families on an outdoor walk to learn how maple syrup is made. Kids can see sap collection up close, discover how to identify maple trees and taste this sweet Michigan treat. Dress for the weather, as the entire 40 minute...
Free First Friday at Cranbrook Institute of Science offers free general admission for families to explore hands on exhibits and interactive galleries. Kids can enjoy discovery spaces, live demonstrations and activities designed for toddlers through teens. Advance registration is required for this free event. Event cost: Free admission, registration required....
The Veterans Spring Fling Craft and Vendor Show at Rose City Legion features local vendors, crafters, bakers and food trucks. Families can shop handmade goods, enjoy lunch and support a community food drive for local veterans. Bring canned food items to donate and plan to spend the day browsing...
Get ready for a high energy K Pop Dance Party at Fairytale Fun Place with popular songs, easy to follow dance moves and interactive games. Kids ages 4-12 can dance, learn simple choreography and join fun challenges designed just for them. Parents do not need a ticket, and photos...
Fighting for Freedom Harriet Tubman and the Combahee River Raid at Henry Ford Museum features a conversation with Pulitzer Prize winning author Dr. Edda L. Fields-Black. Families and teens will learn about Harriet Tubman’s role in the Combahee River Raid, followed by a Q and A and book signing....
Maple Sweetness at Wolcott Mill Metropark lets families explore maple syrup season with a short hike to the sugar shack. Kids can see a wood fired evaporator in action and learn how sap turns into syrup through hands on experiences and interactive videos. Maple treats will be available for...