Summer is finally here, and yeah it’s a little hot, but now’s the time to have a good time!
Jump in a pool, go camping, enjoy the great outdoors, and of course take advantage of those long summer days!
As the nation commemorates its 250th anniversary, The Henry Ford offers 250 acres of special programming, new exhibitions, exciting events and more to highlight the history of American innovation.
The series explores how creativity and ingenuity have sparked change across centuries of American life and how they continue to shape the future we all share.
Watch competitors in full knight armor clash inside the octagon at Detroit’s Wayne State Fieldhouse.
Swords collide with shields in a full-contact, steel-on-steel battle that has to be seen to be believed.
The 9th annual Detroit Festival of Books is coming back on Sunday, July 19th, at Easter Market.
The incredible event will feature multiple vendors, a special STEM pop-up by the Michigan Science Center, and an incredible atmosphere for any avid reader or aspiring writer to enjoy!
Salute to America with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
In Greenfield Village, you can see a fireworks display amongst other entertaining spectacles in Dearborn right outside of Detroit!
There are multiple shows taking place on July 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th every day between 5 pm and 10 pm.
The Hotter Than July Festival is returning for its 31st year, making it one of the longest-running Black Pride celebrations in the nation!
The three-day community fathers will take place from Friday, July 23rd to Sunday, July 26th.
The 43rd annual African World Festival is being hosted by The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History at Hart Plaza for an incredible 3-day celebration that highlights the spirit, strength, and story of the African Diaspora.
The festival has crowds of nearly 20,000 featuring vendors, live performances, and lots of fun – this event is truly a can’t-miss this month, taking place between July 10th and 12th!
In Rochester Hills, you can visit this incredible outdoor dining and shopping area to enjoy some live concerts taking place throughout July!
The shows take place throughout with multiple shows happening each week, making it the perfect evening plan.
Go to the Light Up Livernois Design Festival
This incredible event on July 11th celebrates the story of Livernois Avenue’s legacy with its lasting impact on fashion, creativity, design, and social influence.
The street festival is connecting Detroiters with local artists and designers to promote awareness and access to local art studios and will highlight a lengthy list of local businesses, eateries, and artists!
From July 25th until the 26th, one of the top-ranked art shows in the country is taking place just 30 minutes outside of Detroit.
The art show will feature over 150 nationally recognized artists, live music, quality food, and even a unique youth art competition aimed at inspiring the next generation of artists.
Join in the fun at the Chandler Park Community Arts and Music Festival
On Saturday, July 13th, from 1 to 4 pm, an incredible celebration is being held by the community surrounding Chandler Park.
The festival will offer hands-on experience for the next generation with lessons about art, music-making, and more!
Not to mention there will also be food, live entertainment, and good vibes.
The 47th annual Czech & Slovak Festival is taking place this July 18th and 19th in Dearborn Heights!
Entry tickets are only $5 for anyone 15+ years of age while children under 14 and under are free.
You can enjoy authentic ethnic cuisine, live music, and beat the heat by enjoying imported beverages in the air-conditioned hall.
Catch a Tigers game at Comerica Park
The Detroit Tigers may be a few games back in the ALC this season, but that doesn’t mean a day out in the park isn’t a good time!
Their season is far from over so be sure you make your way to the ballpark this Summer to cheer on Detroit.
Several incredible shopping centers around Detroit have a ton of things to do aside from simply walking from store to store!
You can cool off for free this Summer by hanging out at one of the shopping centers that have some refreshing air-conditioning.
One of the most unique and memorable things to do with friends, family, or even a loved one that makes for the perfect plan!
You can either listen to some of the greatest classic music played live or listen to tributes to modern musical legends played on strings or the piano.
There are several Candlelight Concerts happening around the D this summer, but they fill up fast, so be sure to get your tickets today!
Follow a fun all-inclusive picnic plan centered in Birmingham, which has you follow an adventure plan and pick up high-quality treats before discovering a few hidden, picturesque picnic places to take a moment and enjoy your meal!
The adventure includes clues and riddles on your smartphone which will guide you along the way and put you in control of your experience.
Peace, Love, and Understanding – that’s what this iconic free-to-attend festival in Detroit is all about!
There is an incredibly long list of artists already confirmed who represent a wide range of cultures from all over the world.
The Concert of Colors festival is taking place across multiple locations throughout Detroit and will occur between July 15th to July 19th.
This incredible festival is taking place in Sterling Heights between July 23rd and July 25th and is free to attend
Those who wish to partake in the carnival rides and additional festivities can do so at an additional cost.
The festival features an incredible amount of family-friendly activities including amusement rides, entertainment, food vendors, and even a firework display!
