Things To Do

June starts with Royal Oak Restaurant Week, eight days when restaurants around the city will offer special three-course menus to encourage people to explore the local food scene.

Detroit rapper Big Sean is performing a free concert at St. Andrew's Hall this weekend.

Bob Dylan, Wiz Khalifa, Nelly, Dierks Bentley, Rise Against, and Pierce the Veil represent just a fraction of the artists coming to the area this year.

Get a head start on spooky season shopping this at the Halfway to Halloween Expo in Ann Arbor.

Veterans can celebrate Armed Forces Day with a free off-road vehicle ride at Holly Oaks ORV Park next week.

Morel Month has officially arrived in Michigan, and that means that if you haven't already begun foraging, it's time to start.

Deranged Haunt, a haunted trail in Romulus, will be open Friday and Saturday for its Halfway to Halloween event.

After the Detroit Zoo closes, on certain evenings the gates open for adult-only nights featuring drinks, education, and fun.

Holland Tulip Time, west Michigan's annual festival dedicated to the beautiful flowers and Dutch culture, begins Friday.

Charlotte De Witte, Carl Cox, and John Summit are headlining this year's Memorial Day-timed music festival.

The Michigan Room, a new bar inside the Midwest Glass Academy in Dearborn, will feature up-close glassblowing demonstrations paired with beer and cocktails.

Visit the Detroit Zoo for free this weekend while clearing out old electronics that you no longer need.

After a nearly eight-year hiatus, Brand New is embarking on a tour, with two shows planned in Detroit this summer.

Whether you're headed to Comerica Park for the Tigers home opener on Friday or planning to watch on TV, there's plenty of ways to celebrate the return of baseball in Detroit.

Headed to Detroit to watch the Tigers take on the Chicago White Sox in the home opener at Comerica Park on Friday? Plan your parking now so you can spend more time enjoying the day and less time circling in traffic.

Work or live near Downtown Detroit? It's almost time to grab a bite to eat from an array of food trucks that set up on weekdays.

With Opening Day a little over a week away, tickets are still available to see the Detroit Tigers take on the Chicago White Sox at Comerica Park.

Bill Nye The Science Guy joins a growing list of celebrities slated to be at Motor City Comic Con.

Get your green ready! It's St. Patrick's Day Parade time in Detroit's Corktown.