This summer, Tuesdays are made for Lake St. Clair Metropark views, music and relaxation. Come enjoy the sounds of the Macomb Symphony Ensembles along the shores of Lakes St. Clair. Bring your blanket and chairs and even a picnic to enjoy while listening to the beautiful sounds of the symphony. Concessions will be open during the concerts.

If event is cancelled due to inclement weather, it will be posted on social media and the website. Concerts will not be rescheduled.

June 25th ... Brass Quintet
July 2nd ... Jazz Quartet featuring Keith Kaminski
July 9th ... Dixieland Band
July 16th ... String Quartet
July 23rd ... Woodwind Quintet
July 30th ... Brass Quintet

Ages: Fun for all ages!
Time: 7:00PM to 9:00 PM
Cost: Free! A valid Metroparks daily or annual pass is required to enter any Metropark.
Location: Lake St. Clair Metropark, Thomas Welsh Activity Center

Pre-registration is not required.

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The Park Farmers Market launches in Grosse Pointe Park on June 15, 2024, bringing an entirely new market experience to the Kercheval business district and the broader eastside Detroit community every Saturday through mid-September.

Created by GPP community members, this inclusive, family-friendly public market will feature more than a dozen new vendors—all judiciously selected for their high-quality local food. With organic produce, local meat and cheese, fresh baked goods, in-season treats, and even hot coffee and breakfast burritos, our GPP/eastside community will have a reliable new source for healthy, tasty food and a fun new Saturday tradition. 

This summer, Tuesdays are made for Lake St. Clair Metropark views, music and relaxation. Come enjoy the sounds of the Macomb Symphony Ensembles along the shores of Lakes St. Clair. Bring your blanket and chairs and even a picnic to enjoy while listening to the beautiful sounds of the symphony. Concessions will be open during the concerts.

If event is cancelled due to inclement weather, it will be posted on social media and the website. Concerts will not be rescheduled.

June 25th ... Brass Quintet
July 2nd ... Jazz Quartet featuring Keith Kaminski
July 9th ... Dixieland Band
July 16th ... String Quartet
July 23rd ... Woodwind Quintet
July 30th ... Brass Quintet

Ages: Fun for all ages!
Time: 7:00PM to 9:00 PM
Cost: Free! A valid Metroparks daily or annual pass is required to enter any Metropark.
Location: Lake St. Clair Metropark, Thomas Welsh Activity Center

Pre-registration is not required.

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Place

Dodge Park, 40620 Utica Road

Weather Hotline

(586) 446-2692

Updated at 5 p.m. the day of the event.

Parking Information

Parking is available at Dodge Park, City Hall, Stevenson High School, Community Center, Library, Metro Church of Christ, Senior Center, and 41-A District Court.

The Dodge Park Farmers Market runs every Thursday starting June 6 until September 26 from 3-8 p.m.

Come out and enjoy fresh food and produce, all locally made straight to you!

We will also be accepting EBT, so no family will be turned away. DPFM participates in the Double Up Food Bucks and Senior Project FRESH/Market program.

Special Events:

June 6: Pride Night in collaboration with CommUNITY Alliance

June 13: Juneteenth Celebration in collaboration with African American Coalition

June 27: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Trolls Band Together

July 11: Cool Car Rally

Aug. 8: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Super Mario Bros. Movie

Sept. 5: Pet Parade

Sept. 12: Market Fit

Sept. 19: Oktoberfest

Sept. 26: Touch a Truck

Concerts begin at 7 p.m.!

June 6: Abba Mania (ABBA Tribute Band)

June 13

• 5:30 p.m. - Daryl Beebe & KAMP (Jazz)

• 7:30 p.m. - Larry Lee and Back in the Day (Party Band)

June 20: My Best Friend's Girl (The Cars Tribute Band)

June 27: Bernadette Kathryn and the Lonely Days Band (Country Rock)

July 11: Magic Bus (Woodstock Era)

July 18: Nameless (Classic Rock)

August 1: Rockstar (Hair Band Tribute)

August 8: Planet of Fun (Rock/Dance)

August 15: Your Generation (Party Band)

August 22: Family Tradition Band (Country Rock)

August 29: Square Pegz (80's)

The St. Clair Shores Farmers Market is an open-air market with plenty of fun for the whole family. The SCSFM has all of your favorite farmers market features:

• Fresh, locally grown Michigan produce

• Locally produced foods

• Handmade goods/products from some of the area's most creative minds

• Weekly Entertainment

• Kids activities

The market is held on the 2nd Thursday and 4th Sunday of the month at Blossom Heath Park, located on Jefferson and just south of 10 Mile Road.

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Image Source: Farmers Market Application | St. Clair Shores, MI - Official Website (scsmi.net)

The Park Farmers Market launches in Grosse Pointe Park on June 15, 2024, bringing an entirely new market experience to the Kercheval business district and the broader eastside Detroit community every Saturday through mid-September.

Created by GPP community members, this inclusive, family-friendly public market will feature more than a dozen new vendors—all judiciously selected for their high-quality local food. With organic produce, local meat and cheese, fresh baked goods, in-season treats, and even hot coffee and breakfast burritos, our GPP/eastside community will have a reliable new source for healthy, tasty food and a fun new Saturday tradition. 

We're Back! The 2024 Detroit Kite Festival will take place on Sunday, July 14th from 10am-4pm at the Cricket FIeld on Belle Isle, Detroit.

Join us for kite flying, food, music and more.

Kites, food, and drinks will be available for purchase.

Detroit Kite Festival is a 501(c)3 non-profit. Donations from the public are what make DKF possible! Please consider donating here: https://www.paypal.com/donate/hosted_button_id=FF3WJDVE3V23C

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This summer, Tuesdays are made for Lake St. Clair Metropark views, music and relaxation. Come enjoy the sounds of the Macomb Symphony Ensembles along the shores of Lakes St. Clair. Bring your blanket and chairs and even a picnic to enjoy while listening to the beautiful sounds of the symphony. Concessions will be open during the concerts.

If event is cancelled due to inclement weather, it will be posted on social media and the website. Concerts will not be rescheduled.

June 25th ... Brass Quintet
July 2nd ... Jazz Quartet featuring Keith Kaminski
July 9th ... Dixieland Band
July 16th ... String Quartet
July 23rd ... Woodwind Quintet
July 30th ... Brass Quintet

Ages: Fun for all ages!
Time: 7:00PM to 9:00 PM
Cost: Free! A valid Metroparks daily or annual pass is required to enter any Metropark.
Location: Lake St. Clair Metropark, Thomas Welsh Activity Center

Pre-registration is not required.

Visit Website

2024 Schedule — Concert of Colors

The Concert of Colors is metro Detroit’s free annual diversity-themed music festival. Global music at its finest at this colorful, festive, upbeat coveted summer event. Housed in Culture Source a coalition of 152 arts organizations in Southeast Michigan, the Concert of Colors has become the Midwest’s biggest diversity and arts festival.

It is produced by the Concert of Colors with partners Culture Source, The Detroit Institute of Arts, Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, ACCESS,  University of Michigan – Detroit Center, Michigan Science Center, Detroit Historical Museum, College For Creative Studies, Hellenic Museum of Michigan, Third Man Records, Lowriders of Detroit, Science Gallery Detroit, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Midtown Inc., University of Michigan Dearborn, Arab American National Museum, WDET, The Scarab Club, International Institute of Metro Detroit and Marx Layne & Company.

The goal of the upbeat, week-long festival is to unite metro Detroit’s diverse communities and ethnic groups through music and dance from around the world – and creating dialogue where participants embrace freedom of expression.

Over its rich 33-year history, the festival has blossomed into a celebrated, beloved highlight of metro Detroit’s summer festival season- one of the few remaining large scale, free-admission music festivals in the area.

The Concert of Colors was established by Ismael Ahmed – the former head of the human services organization ACCESS – and New Detroit in 1993 as a one-day event at Chene Park on Detroit’s riverfront. The inaugural event drew a modest crowd to Chene Park, but by 1999, some 10,000 music lovers were coming out each year. The festival expanded to three days in 2001, when it was part of the official festivities for Detroit’s 300th birthday, drawing an audience of 100,000. In 2019, the concert expanded to nine days.

Back in 2005, the festival’s opening night performance was relocated to historic Orchestra Hall at the Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center in Detroit, the home of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO). The DSO became a full partner in 2006 as the entire festival relocated to the Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center, with two indoor stages and one outdoor stage. In 2007, the festival grew to encompass four days of free live music. A major new development took place in 2008 when Don Was, über producer and the President of Blue note records, joined the Concert of Colors working group to curate an produce The Don Was All Star Revue that has become the top yearly showcase of Motor City music in the country.

In 2010, the Detroit Institute of Arts joined this remarkable collaborative effort, and as of 2019 is serving as the MainStage for Concert of Colors. In 2011, the number of festival venues expanded to four, with the addition of the Scarab Club and a new presenting partner, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History which also has expanded its role.

In recent years, attendance at the Concert of Colors has been more than 30,000.

World music, including the indigenous music of the Motor City, is the major focus of the Concert of Colors, but not the only focus. The festival also offers ethnic food, merchandise vendors, movies, poetry, children’s activities and much more. In 2014, The Arab American National Museum restored the annual Forum on Community, Culture and Race that began in 2006. The Forum is a conference featuring presentations and discussion among artists, people connected to cultural institutions and community leaders to examine the role of arts and culture in overcoming racial and ethnic barriers.

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2024 Schedule — Concert of Colors

The Concert of Colors is metro Detroit’s free annual diversity-themed music festival. Global music at its finest at this colorful, festive, upbeat coveted summer event. Housed in Culture Source a coalition of 152 arts organizations in Southeast Michigan, the Concert of Colors has become the Midwest’s biggest diversity and arts festival.

It is produced by the Concert of Colors with partners Culture Source, The Detroit Institute of Arts, Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, ACCESS,  University of Michigan – Detroit Center, Michigan Science Center, Detroit Historical Museum, College For Creative Studies, Hellenic Museum of Michigan, Third Man Records, Lowriders of Detroit, Science Gallery Detroit, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Midtown Inc., University of Michigan Dearborn, Arab American National Museum, WDET, The Scarab Club, International Institute of Metro Detroit and Marx Layne & Company.

The goal of the upbeat, week-long festival is to unite metro Detroit’s diverse communities and ethnic groups through music and dance from around the world – and creating dialogue where participants embrace freedom of expression.

Over its rich 33-year history, the festival has blossomed into a celebrated, beloved highlight of metro Detroit’s summer festival season- one of the few remaining large scale, free-admission music festivals in the area.

The Concert of Colors was established by Ismael Ahmed – the former head of the human services organization ACCESS – and New Detroit in 1993 as a one-day event at Chene Park on Detroit’s riverfront. The inaugural event drew a modest crowd to Chene Park, but by 1999, some 10,000 music lovers were coming out each year. The festival expanded to three days in 2001, when it was part of the official festivities for Detroit’s 300th birthday, drawing an audience of 100,000. In 2019, the concert expanded to nine days.

Back in 2005, the festival’s opening night performance was relocated to historic Orchestra Hall at the Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center in Detroit, the home of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO). The DSO became a full partner in 2006 as the entire festival relocated to the Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center, with two indoor stages and one outdoor stage. In 2007, the festival grew to encompass four days of free live music. A major new development took place in 2008 when Don Was, über producer and the President of Blue note records, joined the Concert of Colors working group to curate an produce The Don Was All Star Revue that has become the top yearly showcase of Motor City music in the country.

In 2010, the Detroit Institute of Arts joined this remarkable collaborative effort, and as of 2019 is serving as the MainStage for Concert of Colors. In 2011, the number of festival venues expanded to four, with the addition of the Scarab Club and a new presenting partner, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History which also has expanded its role.

In recent years, attendance at the Concert of Colors has been more than 30,000.

World music, including the indigenous music of the Motor City, is the major focus of the Concert of Colors, but not the only focus. The festival also offers ethnic food, merchandise vendors, movies, poetry, children’s activities and much more. In 2014, The Arab American National Museum restored the annual Forum on Community, Culture and Race that began in 2006. The Forum is a conference featuring presentations and discussion among artists, people connected to cultural institutions and community leaders to examine the role of arts and culture in overcoming racial and ethnic barriers.

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2024 Schedule — Concert of Colors

The Concert of Colors is metro Detroit’s free annual diversity-themed music festival. Global music at its finest at this colorful, festive, upbeat coveted summer event. Housed in Culture Source a coalition of 152 arts organizations in Southeast Michigan, the Concert of Colors has become the Midwest’s biggest diversity and arts festival.

It is produced by the Concert of Colors with partners Culture Source, The Detroit Institute of Arts, Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, ACCESS,  University of Michigan – Detroit Center, Michigan Science Center, Detroit Historical Museum, College For Creative Studies, Hellenic Museum of Michigan, Third Man Records, Lowriders of Detroit, Science Gallery Detroit, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Midtown Inc., University of Michigan Dearborn, Arab American National Museum, WDET, The Scarab Club, International Institute of Metro Detroit and Marx Layne & Company.

The goal of the upbeat, week-long festival is to unite metro Detroit’s diverse communities and ethnic groups through music and dance from around the world – and creating dialogue where participants embrace freedom of expression.

Over its rich 33-year history, the festival has blossomed into a celebrated, beloved highlight of metro Detroit’s summer festival season- one of the few remaining large scale, free-admission music festivals in the area.

The Concert of Colors was established by Ismael Ahmed – the former head of the human services organization ACCESS – and New Detroit in 1993 as a one-day event at Chene Park on Detroit’s riverfront. The inaugural event drew a modest crowd to Chene Park, but by 1999, some 10,000 music lovers were coming out each year. The festival expanded to three days in 2001, when it was part of the official festivities for Detroit’s 300th birthday, drawing an audience of 100,000. In 2019, the concert expanded to nine days.

Back in 2005, the festival’s opening night performance was relocated to historic Orchestra Hall at the Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center in Detroit, the home of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO). The DSO became a full partner in 2006 as the entire festival relocated to the Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center, with two indoor stages and one outdoor stage. In 2007, the festival grew to encompass four days of free live music. A major new development took place in 2008 when Don Was, über producer and the President of Blue note records, joined the Concert of Colors working group to curate an produce The Don Was All Star Revue that has become the top yearly showcase of Motor City music in the country.

In 2010, the Detroit Institute of Arts joined this remarkable collaborative effort, and as of 2019 is serving as the MainStage for Concert of Colors. In 2011, the number of festival venues expanded to four, with the addition of the Scarab Club and a new presenting partner, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History which also has expanded its role.

In recent years, attendance at the Concert of Colors has been more than 30,000.

World music, including the indigenous music of the Motor City, is the major focus of the Concert of Colors, but not the only focus. The festival also offers ethnic food, merchandise vendors, movies, poetry, children’s activities and much more. In 2014, The Arab American National Museum restored the annual Forum on Community, Culture and Race that began in 2006. The Forum is a conference featuring presentations and discussion among artists, people connected to cultural institutions and community leaders to examine the role of arts and culture in overcoming racial and ethnic barriers.

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Place

Dodge Park, 40620 Utica Road

Weather Hotline

(586) 446-2692

Updated at 5 p.m. the day of the event.

Parking Information

Parking is available at Dodge Park, City Hall, Stevenson High School, Community Center, Library, Metro Church of Christ, Senior Center, and 41-A District Court.

The Dodge Park Farmers Market runs every Thursday starting June 6 until September 26 from 3-8 p.m.

Come out and enjoy fresh food and produce, all locally made straight to you!

We will also be accepting EBT, so no family will be turned away. DPFM participates in the Double Up Food Bucks and Senior Project FRESH/Market program.

Special Events:

June 6: Pride Night in collaboration with CommUNITY Alliance

June 13: Juneteenth Celebration in collaboration with African American Coalition

June 27: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Trolls Band Together

July 11: Cool Car Rally

Aug. 8: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Super Mario Bros. Movie

Sept. 5: Pet Parade

Sept. 12: Market Fit

Sept. 19: Oktoberfest

Sept. 26: Touch a Truck

Concerts begin at 7 p.m.!

June 6: Abba Mania (ABBA Tribute Band)

June 13

• 5:30 p.m. - Daryl Beebe & KAMP (Jazz)

• 7:30 p.m. - Larry Lee and Back in the Day (Party Band)

June 20: My Best Friend's Girl (The Cars Tribute Band)

June 27: Bernadette Kathryn and the Lonely Days Band (Country Rock)

July 11: Magic Bus (Woodstock Era)

July 18: Nameless (Classic Rock)

August 1: Rockstar (Hair Band Tribute)

August 8: Planet of Fun (Rock/Dance)

August 15: Your Generation (Party Band)

August 22: Family Tradition Band (Country Rock)

August 29: Square Pegz (80's)

Festa Italiana is back at Freedom Hill County Park in Sterling Heights this July 19, 20, and 21 in 2024! This FREE all-ages event celebrates Italian Heritage while featuring live music, delicious food, fireworks, and a whole lot of family fun.
This year will feature both national and local entertainment, along with Italian wines & beer, a Friday Night Fireworks Spectacular, and a Family Fun Zone featuring bounce houses, zip line, bocce courts, rock-climbing wall, and more! Enjoy the best Italian cuisine, vendors, and Italian wines and beer found in Metro Detroit.
Headlining acts on The Lucido Family Stage include The Bronx Wanderers who will deliver a “Back to the Future” performance with 50s, 60s, and 70s Rock N’ Roll hits. Ray Massa’s EuroRhythms will be playing traditional Italian folk and Italian swing music. Aaron Caruso will be playing exciting operatic songs while newcomers Fantasia will be playing party band favorites. Guests will also be entertained by Louis Prima Jr., Frank Scinta, The Simone Vitale Band, and an array of the sounds of Italy throughout the weekend by a variety of talented performers.
In addition to all this fun, the festival will include a meatball contest, beautiful baby contest, Italian American Idol, cannoli contest, and more!
Admission to the event and musical entertainment are free. Parking on site is $10. Hours are Friday 6pm to 11pm, Saturday 12pm to 11pm, and Sunday 12pm to 10pm.

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The Park Farmers Market launches in Grosse Pointe Park on June 15, 2024, bringing an entirely new market experience to the Kercheval business district and the broader eastside Detroit community every Saturday through mid-September.

Created by GPP community members, this inclusive, family-friendly public market will feature more than a dozen new vendors—all judiciously selected for their high-quality local food. With organic produce, local meat and cheese, fresh baked goods, in-season treats, and even hot coffee and breakfast burritos, our GPP/eastside community will have a reliable new source for healthy, tasty food and a fun new Saturday tradition. 

Festa Italiana is back at Freedom Hill County Park in Sterling Heights this July 19, 20, and 21 in 2024! This FREE all-ages event celebrates Italian Heritage while featuring live music, delicious food, fireworks, and a whole lot of family fun.
This year will feature both national and local entertainment, along with Italian wines & beer, a Friday Night Fireworks Spectacular, and a Family Fun Zone featuring bounce houses, zip line, bocce courts, rock-climbing wall, and more! Enjoy the best Italian cuisine, vendors, and Italian wines and beer found in Metro Detroit.
Headlining acts on The Lucido Family Stage include The Bronx Wanderers who will deliver a “Back to the Future” performance with 50s, 60s, and 70s Rock N’ Roll hits. Ray Massa’s EuroRhythms will be playing traditional Italian folk and Italian swing music. Aaron Caruso will be playing exciting operatic songs while newcomers Fantasia will be playing party band favorites. Guests will also be entertained by Louis Prima Jr., Frank Scinta, The Simone Vitale Band, and an array of the sounds of Italy throughout the weekend by a variety of talented performers.
In addition to all this fun, the festival will include a meatball contest, beautiful baby contest, Italian American Idol, cannoli contest, and more!
Admission to the event and musical entertainment are free. Parking on site is $10. Hours are Friday 6pm to 11pm, Saturday 12pm to 11pm, and Sunday 12pm to 10pm.

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2024 Schedule — Concert of Colors

The Concert of Colors is metro Detroit’s free annual diversity-themed music festival. Global music at its finest at this colorful, festive, upbeat coveted summer event. Housed in Culture Source a coalition of 152 arts organizations in Southeast Michigan, the Concert of Colors has become the Midwest’s biggest diversity and arts festival.

It is produced by the Concert of Colors with partners Culture Source, The Detroit Institute of Arts, Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, ACCESS,  University of Michigan – Detroit Center, Michigan Science Center, Detroit Historical Museum, College For Creative Studies, Hellenic Museum of Michigan, Third Man Records, Lowriders of Detroit, Science Gallery Detroit, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Midtown Inc., University of Michigan Dearborn, Arab American National Museum, WDET, The Scarab Club, International Institute of Metro Detroit and Marx Layne & Company.

The goal of the upbeat, week-long festival is to unite metro Detroit’s diverse communities and ethnic groups through music and dance from around the world – and creating dialogue where participants embrace freedom of expression.

Over its rich 33-year history, the festival has blossomed into a celebrated, beloved highlight of metro Detroit’s summer festival season- one of the few remaining large scale, free-admission music festivals in the area.

The Concert of Colors was established by Ismael Ahmed – the former head of the human services organization ACCESS – and New Detroit in 1993 as a one-day event at Chene Park on Detroit’s riverfront. The inaugural event drew a modest crowd to Chene Park, but by 1999, some 10,000 music lovers were coming out each year. The festival expanded to three days in 2001, when it was part of the official festivities for Detroit’s 300th birthday, drawing an audience of 100,000. In 2019, the concert expanded to nine days.

Back in 2005, the festival’s opening night performance was relocated to historic Orchestra Hall at the Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center in Detroit, the home of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO). The DSO became a full partner in 2006 as the entire festival relocated to the Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center, with two indoor stages and one outdoor stage. In 2007, the festival grew to encompass four days of free live music. A major new development took place in 2008 when Don Was, über producer and the President of Blue note records, joined the Concert of Colors working group to curate an produce The Don Was All Star Revue that has become the top yearly showcase of Motor City music in the country.

In 2010, the Detroit Institute of Arts joined this remarkable collaborative effort, and as of 2019 is serving as the MainStage for Concert of Colors. In 2011, the number of festival venues expanded to four, with the addition of the Scarab Club and a new presenting partner, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History which also has expanded its role.

In recent years, attendance at the Concert of Colors has been more than 30,000.

World music, including the indigenous music of the Motor City, is the major focus of the Concert of Colors, but not the only focus. The festival also offers ethnic food, merchandise vendors, movies, poetry, children’s activities and much more. In 2014, The Arab American National Museum restored the annual Forum on Community, Culture and Race that began in 2006. The Forum is a conference featuring presentations and discussion among artists, people connected to cultural institutions and community leaders to examine the role of arts and culture in overcoming racial and ethnic barriers.

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At 1161 Clark Avenue, Detroit, MI 48209

Come join the party! This free event features a great lineup of food, music, and dance, including musicians from the DSO, local artists, and students from Southwest Detroit! Interactive arts workshops run from 1:00—4:00pm. This event is free and tickets are not required.

Acompañanos a disfrutar un gran repertorio de comida, musica, y danza presentado por musicos de la Orquesta Sinfonica de Detroit (DSO) y artistas locales de Southwest Detroit! Talleres interactivos de arte y presentaciones de estudiantes locales serán de 1:00 a 4:00pm. Este evento es gratis y no se necesitan entradas.

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2024 Schedule — Concert of Colors

The Concert of Colors is metro Detroit’s free annual diversity-themed music festival. Global music at its finest at this colorful, festive, upbeat coveted summer event. Housed in Culture Source a coalition of 152 arts organizations in Southeast Michigan, the Concert of Colors has become the Midwest’s biggest diversity and arts festival.

It is produced by the Concert of Colors with partners Culture Source, The Detroit Institute of Arts, Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, ACCESS,  University of Michigan – Detroit Center, Michigan Science Center, Detroit Historical Museum, College For Creative Studies, Hellenic Museum of Michigan, Third Man Records, Lowriders of Detroit, Science Gallery Detroit, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Midtown Inc., University of Michigan Dearborn, Arab American National Museum, WDET, The Scarab Club, International Institute of Metro Detroit and Marx Layne & Company.

The goal of the upbeat, week-long festival is to unite metro Detroit’s diverse communities and ethnic groups through music and dance from around the world – and creating dialogue where participants embrace freedom of expression.

Over its rich 33-year history, the festival has blossomed into a celebrated, beloved highlight of metro Detroit’s summer festival season- one of the few remaining large scale, free-admission music festivals in the area.

The Concert of Colors was established by Ismael Ahmed – the former head of the human services organization ACCESS – and New Detroit in 1993 as a one-day event at Chene Park on Detroit’s riverfront. The inaugural event drew a modest crowd to Chene Park, but by 1999, some 10,000 music lovers were coming out each year. The festival expanded to three days in 2001, when it was part of the official festivities for Detroit’s 300th birthday, drawing an audience of 100,000. In 2019, the concert expanded to nine days.

Back in 2005, the festival’s opening night performance was relocated to historic Orchestra Hall at the Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center in Detroit, the home of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO). The DSO became a full partner in 2006 as the entire festival relocated to the Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center, with two indoor stages and one outdoor stage. In 2007, the festival grew to encompass four days of free live music. A major new development took place in 2008 when Don Was, über producer and the President of Blue note records, joined the Concert of Colors working group to curate an produce The Don Was All Star Revue that has become the top yearly showcase of Motor City music in the country.

In 2010, the Detroit Institute of Arts joined this remarkable collaborative effort, and as of 2019 is serving as the MainStage for Concert of Colors. In 2011, the number of festival venues expanded to four, with the addition of the Scarab Club and a new presenting partner, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History which also has expanded its role.

In recent years, attendance at the Concert of Colors has been more than 30,000.

World music, including the indigenous music of the Motor City, is the major focus of the Concert of Colors, but not the only focus. The festival also offers ethnic food, merchandise vendors, movies, poetry, children’s activities and much more. In 2014, The Arab American National Museum restored the annual Forum on Community, Culture and Race that began in 2006. The Forum is a conference featuring presentations and discussion among artists, people connected to cultural institutions and community leaders to examine the role of arts and culture in overcoming racial and ethnic barriers.

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Festa Italiana is back at Freedom Hill County Park in Sterling Heights this July 19, 20, and 21 in 2024! This FREE all-ages event celebrates Italian Heritage while featuring live music, delicious food, fireworks, and a whole lot of family fun.
This year will feature both national and local entertainment, along with Italian wines & beer, a Friday Night Fireworks Spectacular, and a Family Fun Zone featuring bounce houses, zip line, bocce courts, rock-climbing wall, and more! Enjoy the best Italian cuisine, vendors, and Italian wines and beer found in Metro Detroit.
Headlining acts on The Lucido Family Stage include The Bronx Wanderers who will deliver a “Back to the Future” performance with 50s, 60s, and 70s Rock N’ Roll hits. Ray Massa’s EuroRhythms will be playing traditional Italian folk and Italian swing music. Aaron Caruso will be playing exciting operatic songs while newcomers Fantasia will be playing party band favorites. Guests will also be entertained by Louis Prima Jr., Frank Scinta, The Simone Vitale Band, and an array of the sounds of Italy throughout the weekend by a variety of talented performers.
In addition to all this fun, the festival will include a meatball contest, beautiful baby contest, Italian American Idol, cannoli contest, and more!
Admission to the event and musical entertainment are free. Parking on site is $10. Hours are Friday 6pm to 11pm, Saturday 12pm to 11pm, and Sunday 12pm to 10pm.

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Join us for a delightful picnic at The War Memorial, where the bonds of community are strengthened amidst laughter, food, and shared experiences. Spread out your picnic blankets on the lush green lawn of our center's grounds, while a DJ plays some of your favorite summer songs. The family can enjoy a variety of yard games to partake in, a bounce house for the kids, and even take home a customized portrait by way of a caricature artist. You will be surrounded by the familiar faces and potential new friends. Either way you'll find yourself immersed in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Bringing in your own delicious picnic feast is a welcomed option as well. We will have beer, seltzers, wine, and pop available for purchase.

If you are a Veteran or Active Duty, you will have access to four free tickets for you and your guests. This is just a small way for us to say Thank You for your service. Come and spend an evening with us on the back lawn, and connect with the surrounding community!

Picnic Basket Menu (Select Desired Combination)

Option 1: Prime Rib Sandwich w/Garlic Butter & Arugula on Baguette

Option 2: Turkey & Cheese Sandwich

Option 3:  Veggie Sandwich

Each Basket includes a fruit cup, a bag of chips, a cookie, and a bottle of water!

You’re welcome to bring your own picnic, but by Michigan law, no outside alcoholic beverages may be brought to the event.

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This summer, Tuesdays are made for Lake St. Clair Metropark views, music and relaxation. Come enjoy the sounds of the Macomb Symphony Ensembles along the shores of Lakes St. Clair. Bring your blanket and chairs and even a picnic to enjoy while listening to the beautiful sounds of the symphony. Concessions will be open during the concerts.

If event is cancelled due to inclement weather, it will be posted on social media and the website. Concerts will not be rescheduled.

June 25th ... Brass Quintet
July 2nd ... Jazz Quartet featuring Keith Kaminski
July 9th ... Dixieland Band
July 16th ... String Quartet
July 23rd ... Woodwind Quintet
July 30th ... Brass Quintet

Ages: Fun for all ages!
Time: 7:00PM to 9:00 PM
Cost: Free! A valid Metroparks daily or annual pass is required to enter any Metropark.
Location: Lake St. Clair Metropark, Thomas Welsh Activity Center

Pre-registration is not required.

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Michigan’s best summer festival, Sterlingfest Art & Music Fair, is returning to Sterling Heights from July 25, 26 and 27, running all three days from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.!

Sterling Heights is gearing up for this much-loved summer extravaganza packed with great music, fantastic art, delicious food and fun for the whole family!

Sterlingfest features three exciting days of entertainment, great food from area restaurants and attractions such as a family Midway, Suds ‘n’ Sounds Stage & Beer Pavilion, Jazz & Blues Stage, Kidzfest Stage/Tent and the wares of more than 100 arts and crafts vendors.

Our main stage musical lineup for 2024 includes:

Thursday, July 25
7 p.m. - Taylor's Story (Taylor Swift Tribute)
8 p.m. - Simply Spice (Spice Girls Tribute)
Dusk – NEW! Christian Financial Credit Union Drone Show

Friday, July 26
7 p.m. - Opening Act TBA
8 p.m. - John Michael Montgomery

Saturday, July 27
7 p.m. - Opening Act TBA
8 p.m. - Night Ranger

For a full lineup of performers and more info on the festival, visit sterlingfest.info

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Michigan’s best summer festival, Sterlingfest Art & Music Fair, is returning to Sterling Heights from July 25, 26 and 27, running all three days from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.!

Sterling Heights is gearing up for this much-loved summer extravaganza packed with great music, fantastic art, delicious food and fun for the whole family!

Sterlingfest features three exciting days of entertainment, great food from area restaurants and attractions such as a family Midway, Suds ‘n’ Sounds Stage & Beer Pavilion, Jazz & Blues Stage, Kidzfest Stage/Tent and the wares of more than 100 arts and crafts vendors.

Our main stage musical lineup for 2024 includes:

Thursday, July 25
7 p.m. - Taylor's Story (Taylor Swift Tribute)
8 p.m. - Simply Spice (Spice Girls Tribute)
Dusk – NEW! Christian Financial Credit Union Drone Show

Friday, July 26
7 p.m. - Opening Act TBA
8 p.m. - John Michael Montgomery

Saturday, July 27
7 p.m. - Opening Act TBA
8 p.m. - Night Ranger

For a full lineup of performers and more info on the festival, visit sterlingfest.info

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The Park Farmers Market launches in Grosse Pointe Park on June 15, 2024, bringing an entirely new market experience to the Kercheval business district and the broader eastside Detroit community every Saturday through mid-September.

Created by GPP community members, this inclusive, family-friendly public market will feature more than a dozen new vendors—all judiciously selected for their high-quality local food. With organic produce, local meat and cheese, fresh baked goods, in-season treats, and even hot coffee and breakfast burritos, our GPP/eastside community will have a reliable new source for healthy, tasty food and a fun new Saturday tradition. 

Michigan’s best summer festival, Sterlingfest Art & Music Fair, is returning to Sterling Heights from July 25, 26 and 27, running all three days from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.!

Sterling Heights is gearing up for this much-loved summer extravaganza packed with great music, fantastic art, delicious food and fun for the whole family!

Sterlingfest features three exciting days of entertainment, great food from area restaurants and attractions such as a family Midway, Suds ‘n’ Sounds Stage & Beer Pavilion, Jazz & Blues Stage, Kidzfest Stage/Tent and the wares of more than 100 arts and crafts vendors.

Our main stage musical lineup for 2024 includes:

Thursday, July 25
7 p.m. - Taylor's Story (Taylor Swift Tribute)
8 p.m. - Simply Spice (Spice Girls Tribute)
Dusk – NEW! Christian Financial Credit Union Drone Show

Friday, July 26
7 p.m. - Opening Act TBA
8 p.m. - John Michael Montgomery

Saturday, July 27
7 p.m. - Opening Act TBA
8 p.m. - Night Ranger

For a full lineup of performers and more info on the festival, visit sterlingfest.info

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Not your ordinary sidewalk, the Streetside Sale-ebration is a weekend full of shopping at your favorite Village spots and MORE! This year Main Street Grosse Pointe has created a summer event sure to appeal to everyone!

NEW days this year: Saturday and Sunday, July 27-28.
In addition to Village retailers and restaurants hitting the streets along Kercheval between Cadieux and Neff, the event will also feature food, vendors, music, games and activities for all ages!

More details and surprises coming soon!

Interested in becoming a vendor? Click here: https://cms8.revize.com/.../2024%20Makers%20&%20Vendor...

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🌊 Get ready for an amazing day at Lake Fest, hosted by Ford House! Imagine spending a sunny afternoon by Lake St. Clair with your family, exploring all our fun activities.

At Lake Fest, we’re celebrating the beauty of the lake and all the cool animals and people that live around it. We’re also talking about how important it is to take care of the lake and keep it healthy for everyone to enjoy.

Families, this event is for you! There’s tons of stuff to do, whether you’re a kid or a grown-up. You can try out hands-on activities, participate in projects, and meet awesome community partners who care about the lake just like us.

Here’s a sneak peek of what’s in store:

• 🚤 Meet the brave Coast Guard and learn about what they do to keep our waters safe.

• 🔍 Go on a super fun scavenger hunt around our place and see what cool things you can find.

• 🎣 Try “fishing” and see if you can catch some fun memories!

• 🐟 Meet a live sturgeon from the DNR Adventure Center and discover why they’re so special.

• 🦆 Learn about the animals that live around Ford House and Lake St. Clair.

• 🔬 Hang out with cool science teachers from the Michigan Science Center and do some cool experiments.

• 💧 Team up with the Clinton River Water Council to learn how we can help keep our water clean.

• 🐟 Learn all about Walleye from the Lake St. Clair Walleye Association.

• 🏞️ Hear about all the natural resources around us from the Six Rivers Land Conservancy.

Don’t miss out on the fun at Lake Fest! Keep an eye out for more details, and be sure to grab your tickets soon. Get ready for a day of adventure at Ford House’s Lake Fest! 🌟

ADMISSION:

• Friend of Ford House Adult: $7

• Friend of Ford House Child (4-12): $5

• Public Adult: $10

• Public Child (4-12): $7

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The St. Clair Shores Farmers Market is an open-air market with plenty of fun for the whole family. The SCSFM has all of your favorite farmers market features:

• Fresh, locally grown Michigan produce

• Locally produced foods

• Handmade goods/products from some of the area's most creative minds

• Weekly Entertainment

• Kids activities

The market is held on the 2nd Thursday and 4th Sunday of the month at Blossom Heath Park, located on Jefferson and just south of 10 Mile Road.

Not your ordinary sidewalk, the Streetside Sale-ebration is a weekend full of shopping at your favorite Village spots and MORE! This year Main Street Grosse Pointe has created a summer event sure to appeal to everyone!

NEW days this year: Saturday and Sunday, July 27-28.
In addition to Village retailers and restaurants hitting the streets along Kercheval between Cadieux and Neff, the event will also feature food, vendors, music, games and activities for all ages!

More details and surprises coming soon!

Interested in becoming a vendor? Click here: https://cms8.revize.com/.../2024%20Makers%20&%20Vendor...

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This summer, Tuesdays are made for Lake St. Clair Metropark views, music and relaxation. Come enjoy the sounds of the Macomb Symphony Ensembles along the shores of Lakes St. Clair. Bring your blanket and chairs and even a picnic to enjoy while listening to the beautiful sounds of the symphony. Concessions will be open during the concerts.

If event is cancelled due to inclement weather, it will be posted on social media and the website. Concerts will not be rescheduled.

June 25th ... Brass Quintet
July 2nd ... Jazz Quartet featuring Keith Kaminski
July 9th ... Dixieland Band
July 16th ... String Quartet
July 23rd ... Woodwind Quintet
July 30th ... Brass Quintet

Ages: Fun for all ages!
Time: 7:00PM to 9:00 PM
Cost: Free! A valid Metroparks daily or annual pass is required to enter any Metropark.
Location: Lake St. Clair Metropark, Thomas Welsh Activity Center

Pre-registration is not required.

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Place

Dodge Park, 40620 Utica Road

Weather Hotline

(586) 446-2692

Updated at 5 p.m. the day of the event.

Parking Information

Parking is available at Dodge Park, City Hall, Stevenson High School, Community Center, Library, Metro Church of Christ, Senior Center, and 41-A District Court.

The Dodge Park Farmers Market runs every Thursday starting June 6 until September 26 from 3-8 p.m.

Come out and enjoy fresh food and produce, all locally made straight to you!

We will also be accepting EBT, so no family will be turned away. DPFM participates in the Double Up Food Bucks and Senior Project FRESH/Market program.

Special Events:

June 6: Pride Night in collaboration with CommUNITY Alliance

June 13: Juneteenth Celebration in collaboration with African American Coalition

June 27: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Trolls Band Together

July 11: Cool Car Rally

Aug. 8: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Super Mario Bros. Movie

Sept. 5: Pet Parade

Sept. 12: Market Fit

Sept. 19: Oktoberfest

Sept. 26: Touch a Truck

Concerts begin at 7 p.m.!

June 6: Abba Mania (ABBA Tribute Band)

June 13

• 5:30 p.m. - Daryl Beebe & KAMP (Jazz)

• 7:30 p.m. - Larry Lee and Back in the Day (Party Band)

June 20: My Best Friend's Girl (The Cars Tribute Band)

June 27: Bernadette Kathryn and the Lonely Days Band (Country Rock)

July 11: Magic Bus (Woodstock Era)

July 18: Nameless (Classic Rock)

August 1: Rockstar (Hair Band Tribute)

August 8: Planet of Fun (Rock/Dance)

August 15: Your Generation (Party Band)

August 22: Family Tradition Band (Country Rock)

August 29: Square Pegz (80's)

Place

Dodge Park, 40620 Utica Road

Weather Hotline

(586) 446-2692

Updated at 5 p.m. the day of the event.

Parking Information

Parking is available at Dodge Park, City Hall, Stevenson High School, Community Center, Library, Metro Church of Christ, Senior Center, and 41-A District Court.

The Dodge Park Farmers Market runs every Thursday starting June 6 until September 26 from 3-8 p.m.

Come out and enjoy fresh food and produce, all locally made straight to you!

We will also be accepting EBT, so no family will be turned away. DPFM participates in the Double Up Food Bucks and Senior Project FRESH/Market program.

Special Events:

June 6: Pride Night in collaboration with CommUNITY Alliance

June 13: Juneteenth Celebration in collaboration with African American Coalition

June 27: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Trolls Band Together

July 11: Cool Car Rally

Aug. 8: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Super Mario Bros. Movie

Sept. 5: Pet Parade

Sept. 12: Market Fit

Sept. 19: Oktoberfest

Sept. 26: Touch a Truck

Concerts begin at 7 p.m.!

June 6: Abba Mania (ABBA Tribute Band)

June 13

• 5:30 p.m. - Daryl Beebe & KAMP (Jazz)

• 7:30 p.m. - Larry Lee and Back in the Day (Party Band)

June 20: My Best Friend's Girl (The Cars Tribute Band)

June 27: Bernadette Kathryn and the Lonely Days Band (Country Rock)

July 11: Magic Bus (Woodstock Era)

July 18: Nameless (Classic Rock)

August 1: Rockstar (Hair Band Tribute)

August 8: Planet of Fun (Rock/Dance)

August 15: Your Generation (Party Band)

August 22: Family Tradition Band (Country Rock)

August 29: Square Pegz (80's)

Place

Dodge Park, 40620 Utica Road

Weather Hotline

(586) 446-2692

Updated at 5 p.m. the day of the event.

Parking Information

Parking is available at Dodge Park, City Hall, Stevenson High School, Community Center, Library, Metro Church of Christ, Senior Center, and 41-A District Court.

The Dodge Park Farmers Market runs every Thursday starting June 6 until September 26 from 3-8 p.m.

Come out and enjoy fresh food and produce, all locally made straight to you!

We will also be accepting EBT, so no family will be turned away. DPFM participates in the Double Up Food Bucks and Senior Project FRESH/Market program.

Special Events:

June 6: Pride Night in collaboration with CommUNITY Alliance

June 13: Juneteenth Celebration in collaboration with African American Coalition

June 27: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Trolls Band Together

July 11: Cool Car Rally

Aug. 8: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Super Mario Bros. Movie

Sept. 5: Pet Parade

Sept. 12: Market Fit

Sept. 19: Oktoberfest

Sept. 26: Touch a Truck

Concerts begin at 7 p.m.!

June 6: Abba Mania (ABBA Tribute Band)

June 13

• 5:30 p.m. - Daryl Beebe & KAMP (Jazz)

• 7:30 p.m. - Larry Lee and Back in the Day (Party Band)

June 20: My Best Friend's Girl (The Cars Tribute Band)

June 27: Bernadette Kathryn and the Lonely Days Band (Country Rock)

July 11: Magic Bus (Woodstock Era)

July 18: Nameless (Classic Rock)

August 1: Rockstar (Hair Band Tribute)

August 8: Planet of Fun (Rock/Dance)

August 15: Your Generation (Party Band)

August 22: Family Tradition Band (Country Rock)

August 29: Square Pegz (80's)

Place

Dodge Park, 40620 Utica Road

Weather Hotline

(586) 446-2692

Updated at 5 p.m. the day of the event.

Parking Information

Parking is available at Dodge Park, City Hall, Stevenson High School, Community Center, Library, Metro Church of Christ, Senior Center, and 41-A District Court.

The Dodge Park Farmers Market runs every Thursday starting June 6 until September 26 from 3-8 p.m.

Come out and enjoy fresh food and produce, all locally made straight to you!

We will also be accepting EBT, so no family will be turned away. DPFM participates in the Double Up Food Bucks and Senior Project FRESH/Market program.

Special Events:

June 6: Pride Night in collaboration with CommUNITY Alliance

June 13: Juneteenth Celebration in collaboration with African American Coalition

June 27: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Trolls Band Together

July 11: Cool Car Rally

Aug. 8: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Super Mario Bros. Movie

Sept. 5: Pet Parade

Sept. 12: Market Fit

Sept. 19: Oktoberfest

Sept. 26: Touch a Truck

Concerts begin at 7 p.m.!

June 6: Abba Mania (ABBA Tribute Band)

June 13

• 5:30 p.m. - Daryl Beebe & KAMP (Jazz)

• 7:30 p.m. - Larry Lee and Back in the Day (Party Band)

June 20: My Best Friend's Girl (The Cars Tribute Band)

June 27: Bernadette Kathryn and the Lonely Days Band (Country Rock)

July 11: Magic Bus (Woodstock Era)

July 18: Nameless (Classic Rock)

August 1: Rockstar (Hair Band Tribute)

August 8: Planet of Fun (Rock/Dance)

August 15: Your Generation (Party Band)

August 22: Family Tradition Band (Country Rock)

August 29: Square Pegz (80's)

Whistle Stop is partnering with Chamberlin Pony Rides to provide a petting zoo, horseback rides, temporary glitter tattoos, a bubble machine, and a complimentary treat from J & W Ice Cream!

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Place

Dodge Park, 40620 Utica Road

Weather Hotline

(586) 446-2692

Updated at 5 p.m. the day of the event.

Parking Information

Parking is available at Dodge Park, City Hall, Stevenson High School, Community Center, Library, Metro Church of Christ, Senior Center, and 41-A District Court.

The Dodge Park Farmers Market runs every Thursday starting June 6 until September 26 from 3-8 p.m.

Come out and enjoy fresh food and produce, all locally made straight to you!

We will also be accepting EBT, so no family will be turned away. DPFM participates in the Double Up Food Bucks and Senior Project FRESH/Market program.

Special Events:

June 6: Pride Night in collaboration with CommUNITY Alliance

June 13: Juneteenth Celebration in collaboration with African American Coalition

June 27: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Trolls Band Together

July 11: Cool Car Rally

Aug. 8: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Super Mario Bros. Movie

Sept. 5: Pet Parade

Sept. 12: Market Fit

Sept. 19: Oktoberfest

Sept. 26: Touch a Truck

Concerts begin at 7 p.m.!

June 6: Abba Mania (ABBA Tribute Band)

June 13

• 5:30 p.m. - Daryl Beebe & KAMP (Jazz)

• 7:30 p.m. - Larry Lee and Back in the Day (Party Band)

June 20: My Best Friend's Girl (The Cars Tribute Band)

June 27: Bernadette Kathryn and the Lonely Days Band (Country Rock)

July 11: Magic Bus (Woodstock Era)

July 18: Nameless (Classic Rock)

August 1: Rockstar (Hair Band Tribute)

August 8: Planet of Fun (Rock/Dance)

August 15: Your Generation (Party Band)

August 22: Family Tradition Band (Country Rock)

August 29: Square Pegz (80's)

Place

Dodge Park, 40620 Utica Road

Weather Hotline

(586) 446-2692

Updated at 5 p.m. the day of the event.

Parking Information

Parking is available at Dodge Park, City Hall, Stevenson High School, Community Center, Library, Metro Church of Christ, Senior Center, and 41-A District Court.

The Dodge Park Farmers Market runs every Thursday starting June 6 until September 26 from 3-8 p.m.

Come out and enjoy fresh food and produce, all locally made straight to you!

We will also be accepting EBT, so no family will be turned away. DPFM participates in the Double Up Food Bucks and Senior Project FRESH/Market program.

Special Events:

June 6: Pride Night in collaboration with CommUNITY Alliance

June 13: Juneteenth Celebration in collaboration with African American Coalition

June 27: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Trolls Band Together

July 11: Cool Car Rally

Aug. 8: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Super Mario Bros. Movie

Sept. 5: Pet Parade

Sept. 12: Market Fit

Sept. 19: Oktoberfest

Sept. 26: Touch a Truck

Concerts begin at 7 p.m.!

June 6: Abba Mania (ABBA Tribute Band)

June 13

• 5:30 p.m. - Daryl Beebe & KAMP (Jazz)

• 7:30 p.m. - Larry Lee and Back in the Day (Party Band)

June 20: My Best Friend's Girl (The Cars Tribute Band)

June 27: Bernadette Kathryn and the Lonely Days Band (Country Rock)

July 11: Magic Bus (Woodstock Era)

July 18: Nameless (Classic Rock)

August 1: Rockstar (Hair Band Tribute)

August 8: Planet of Fun (Rock/Dance)

August 15: Your Generation (Party Band)

August 22: Family Tradition Band (Country Rock)

August 29: Square Pegz (80's)

Place

Dodge Park, 40620 Utica Road

Weather Hotline

(586) 446-2692

Updated at 5 p.m. the day of the event.

Parking Information

Parking is available at Dodge Park, City Hall, Stevenson High School, Community Center, Library, Metro Church of Christ, Senior Center, and 41-A District Court.

The Dodge Park Farmers Market runs every Thursday starting June 6 until September 26 from 3-8 p.m.

Come out and enjoy fresh food and produce, all locally made straight to you!

We will also be accepting EBT, so no family will be turned away. DPFM participates in the Double Up Food Bucks and Senior Project FRESH/Market program.

Special Events:

June 6: Pride Night in collaboration with CommUNITY Alliance

June 13: Juneteenth Celebration in collaboration with African American Coalition

June 27: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Trolls Band Together

July 11: Cool Car Rally

Aug. 8: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Super Mario Bros. Movie

Sept. 5: Pet Parade

Sept. 12: Market Fit

Sept. 19: Oktoberfest

Sept. 26: Touch a Truck

Concerts begin at 7 p.m.!

June 6: Abba Mania (ABBA Tribute Band)

June 13

• 5:30 p.m. - Daryl Beebe & KAMP (Jazz)

• 7:30 p.m. - Larry Lee and Back in the Day (Party Band)

June 20: My Best Friend's Girl (The Cars Tribute Band)

June 27: Bernadette Kathryn and the Lonely Days Band (Country Rock)

July 11: Magic Bus (Woodstock Era)

July 18: Nameless (Classic Rock)

August 1: Rockstar (Hair Band Tribute)

August 8: Planet of Fun (Rock/Dance)

August 15: Your Generation (Party Band)

August 22: Family Tradition Band (Country Rock)

August 29: Square Pegz (80's)

Place

Dodge Park, 40620 Utica Road

Weather Hotline

(586) 446-2692

Updated at 5 p.m. the day of the event.

Parking Information

Parking is available at Dodge Park, City Hall, Stevenson High School, Community Center, Library, Metro Church of Christ, Senior Center, and 41-A District Court.

The Dodge Park Farmers Market runs every Thursday starting June 6 until September 26 from 3-8 p.m.

Come out and enjoy fresh food and produce, all locally made straight to you!

We will also be accepting EBT, so no family will be turned away. DPFM participates in the Double Up Food Bucks and Senior Project FRESH/Market program.

Special Events:

June 6: Pride Night in collaboration with CommUNITY Alliance

June 13: Juneteenth Celebration in collaboration with African American Coalition

June 27: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Trolls Band Together

July 11: Cool Car Rally

Aug. 8: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Super Mario Bros. Movie

Sept. 5: Pet Parade

Sept. 12: Market Fit

Sept. 19: Oktoberfest

Sept. 26: Touch a Truck

Concerts begin at 7 p.m.!

June 6: Abba Mania (ABBA Tribute Band)

June 13

• 5:30 p.m. - Daryl Beebe & KAMP (Jazz)

• 7:30 p.m. - Larry Lee and Back in the Day (Party Band)

June 20: My Best Friend's Girl (The Cars Tribute Band)

June 27: Bernadette Kathryn and the Lonely Days Band (Country Rock)

July 11: Magic Bus (Woodstock Era)

July 18: Nameless (Classic Rock)

August 1: Rockstar (Hair Band Tribute)

August 8: Planet of Fun (Rock/Dance)

August 15: Your Generation (Party Band)

August 22: Family Tradition Band (Country Rock)

August 29: Square Pegz (80's)

Place

Dodge Park, 40620 Utica Road

Weather Hotline

(586) 446-2692

Updated at 5 p.m. the day of the event.

Parking Information

Parking is available at Dodge Park, City Hall, Stevenson High School, Community Center, Library, Metro Church of Christ, Senior Center, and 41-A District Court.

The Dodge Park Farmers Market runs every Thursday starting June 6 until September 26 from 3-8 p.m.

Come out and enjoy fresh food and produce, all locally made straight to you!

We will also be accepting EBT, so no family will be turned away. DPFM participates in the Double Up Food Bucks and Senior Project FRESH/Market program.

Special Events:

June 6: Pride Night in collaboration with CommUNITY Alliance

June 13: Juneteenth Celebration in collaboration with African American Coalition

June 27: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Trolls Band Together

July 11: Cool Car Rally

Aug. 8: Park It Family Fun and Movie in the Park ft. Super Mario Bros. Movie

Sept. 5: Pet Parade

Sept. 12: Market Fit

Sept. 19: Oktoberfest

Sept. 26: Touch a Truck

Concerts begin at 7 p.m.!

June 6: Abba Mania (ABBA Tribute Band)

June 13

• 5:30 p.m. - Daryl Beebe & KAMP (Jazz)

• 7:30 p.m. - Larry Lee and Back in the Day (Party Band)

June 20: My Best Friend's Girl (The Cars Tribute Band)

June 27: Bernadette Kathryn and the Lonely Days Band (Country Rock)

July 11: Magic Bus (Woodstock Era)

July 18: Nameless (Classic Rock)

August 1: Rockstar (Hair Band Tribute)

August 8: Planet of Fun (Rock/Dance)

August 15: Your Generation (Party Band)

August 22: Family Tradition Band (Country Rock)

August 29: Square Pegz (80's)