Experience Magical Candlelight Concerts In Stunning Open-Air Detroit Spaces This Fall

Escape to an urban oasis this fall at these enchanting Candlelight classical music concerts.

You can still experience an absolutely magical (and safe) fall here in Detroit, and part of that is thanks to the amazing outdoor spaces the city has to offer. Luckily, Fever Originals is bringing its wildly popular Candlelight concert series to open-air spaces for the season, from stunning terraces and to enchanting green spaces.

The series showcases classical music performances in utterly magical settings, as top musicians are completely surrounded by flickering candlelight. For the safety of our audience, all of the candlelight will be provided through flameless candles.

And of course, the new open-air venues will allow for a stylish but safe socially distant setting. Enjoy amazing views as you are whisked away by the beautiful, tranquil sounds of classical numbers.

You can already be a classical fan, but if you’re new to the music you can still simply sit back and savor the stunning pieces you’ll hear, including Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and More.

There will be two shows each evening with time beforehand at most locations to enjoy a few sips. Please note that the earlier performance will take place during daylight hours, so the space will not be quite as dark, but still just as enchanting!

Venues include The War Memorial in charming Grosse Pointe, right outside the city. Performances will take place on their beautiful lakefront lawn, with stunning views of Lake St. Clair.

You’ll be able to purchase tickets in groups of two or four people, and you must be 21 years old or older with a valid ID to attend.

There will be a bar on site so attendees can also purchase a refreshing drink and sip as they listen.

Don’t miss out on what’s sure to be one of Detroit’s most popular fall events! Purchase your tickets to these incredible concerts by candlelight here.

All shows will follow the government guidelines for safety measures and the events will always operate at safe capacities set out by law.