Event Type : Wayne County

This exhibition touches on how design and systemic change go hand-in-hand to create a more sustainable future with displays from 16 national and international artists, scientists and researchers. Register to ensure your spot. Masks required.

See a real Day of the Dead altar put together by members of the community. Hours vary and timed tickets or reservations are required for the Detroit Institute of Arts. 

Pick the perfect pumpkin, gourd or corn stalk to take home this fall and have a cider or doughnut while you’re there. Pony rides and hayrides available daily in time slots. Masks are required and social distancing should be maintained.

Hours are as follows:

• noon-7 p.m. Monday-Friday
• 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday-Sunday

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Similar to a comic con, the focus is on anime, Japanese style artwork and comics, video games and more. Cosplay is worn, as well.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

About 1,000 carved jack-o’-lanterns light paths through Wonderland, Sleepy Hollow and other spooky worlds. New in 2020, guests will be able to move through Greenfield Village at their own pace with no prescribed walking path, picking and choosing their own safe and spooky adventure. Also, try out a brand-new Halloween train adventure on the Hallowe’en Express. Timed entry required.

Watch shadow theater through the window at Open Book as two actors interpret familiar scary stories. With the help of shadow, light and sound, audiences can see 30-minute productions of The Raven, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and an “extra haunted” showing of Dracula. Reserve a spot to watch from your car or a socially distanced chair closer to the windows.

Similar to a comic con, the focus is on anime, Japanese style artwork and comics, video games and more. Cosplay is worn, as well.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

About 1,000 carved jack-o’-lanterns light paths through Wonderland, Sleepy Hollow and other spooky worlds. New in 2020, guests will be able to move through Greenfield Village at their own pace with no prescribed walking path, picking and choosing their own safe and spooky adventure. Also, try out a brand-new Halloween train adventure on the Hallowe’en Express. Timed entry required.

Cruise by in your car to see glowing ghosts and spooky goblins light up Michigan Central Station. Start your ride on Vernor Highway to see the lights illuminate the front of the building. The experience is completely drive-through and visitors are expected to remain in their cars to maintain social distancing.

Celebrate the annual Detroit Harvest Night, which is full of family-friendly activities including a trunk-or-treat. Costumes are encouraged, as are face masks and social distancing.

Similar to a comic con, the focus is on anime, Japanese style artwork and comics, video games and more. Cosplay is worn, as well.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Enjoy family games, crafts, activities, flu shots, costume contests and trick-or-treating. The event will be held outdoors to enhance social distancing and guests must wear masks. Food will be sensitive to allergens. Preregistration is required.

About 1,000 carved jack-o’-lanterns light paths through Wonderland, Sleepy Hollow and other spooky worlds. New in 2020, guests will be able to move through Greenfield Village at their own pace with no prescribed walking path, picking and choosing their own safe and spooky adventure. Also, try out a brand-new Halloween train adventure on the Hallowe’en Express. Timed entry required.

Cruise by in your car to see glowing ghosts and spooky goblins light up Michigan Central Station. Start your ride on Vernor Highway to see the lights illuminate the front of the building. The experience is completely drive-through and visitors are expected to remain in their cars to maintain social distancing.

Skaters, rollers and creepy crawlers are invited for an evening of socially distanced Halloween fun. Featuring both adult and kid-friendly programming, costumes are encouraged and food will be available to purchase. From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. kids and families can enjoy open skate with socially distanced trick-or-treating. The event is 21-and-over after 9 p.m.

This exhibition touches on how design and systemic change go hand-in-hand to create a more sustainable future with displays from 16 national and international artists, scientists and researchers. Register to ensure your spot. Masks required.

See a real Day of the Dead altar put together by members of the community. Hours vary and timed tickets or reservations are required for the Detroit Institute of Arts. 

Similar to a comic con, the focus is on anime, Japanese style artwork and comics, video games and more. Cosplay is worn, as well.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Learn about woodland beauty and journal your findings through sketches. Fun for all ages; bring your own journal. Face coverings are encouraged. 

Children and families are invited to decorate ornaments for Detroit’s Children’s Tree during an afternoon filled with holiday music, warming stations, and hot chocolate. Ornaments and supplies will be provided. Masks and face coverings required.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Toddlers and preschoolers can learn about wood and fabric as part of Engineering 101 with Henry Ford Museum. Also enjoy hands-on experiences and story time.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

On a guided walk, see if you can spot the items before others in the group. Face coverings are encouraged. 

This show features black dolls, vendors, a DJ, arts and crafts, raffles, a doll look-alike contest, African drumming, kids authors and more. If the show is canceled because of COVID-19, tickets can be used at the 2021 show.

Learn about the habits and habitats of owls with an evening stroll. Face coverings are encouraged. Enjoy owl prowls at Lake Erie Metropark, Brownstown; Oakwoods Metropark, New Boston & Lake St. Clair Metropark, Harrison Twp.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Enjoy Allen Park’s annual Christmas procession.

Enjoy a tree lighting, cookie walk and the giant Christmas parade that has previously included 90 floats and 10 musical groups.

Key events

Tree lighting: 5 p.m. Friday

Cookie walk: 6 p.m. Friday

Parade: 10 a.m. Saturday.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Stroll along the banks of the Huron River to discover evidence left by birds, fish, mammals and more. Face coverings are encouraged.

Kids ages 8 and older will discover how space, weather and nature are connected, plus learn how the sun affects the atmosphere which in turn affects plants, wildlife and us. Face coverings are encouraged. 

Learn about the habits and habitats of owls with an evening stroll. Face coverings are encouraged. Enjoy owl prowls at Lake Erie Metropark, Brownstown; Oakwoods Metropark, New Boston & Lake St. Clair Metropark, Harrison Twp.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

See new light presentations and animated themed displays on the 4 1/2 miles of trails. The entrance is on Merriman Road between Ann Arbor Trail and Warren Avenue. Due to COVID-19, there will not be a Santa Shelter, Toy Night Tuesdays, Lightfest Run, Bike Through the Lights or Lightfest Grand Opening in 2020.

Event schedule, Nov. 25-Dec. 31:

• 7-10 p.m. Wednesday-Friday
• 6-10 p.m. Saturday-Sunday
• Closed Christmas

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

See new light presentations and animated themed displays on the 4 1/2 miles of trails. The entrance is on Merriman Road between Ann Arbor Trail and Warren Avenue. Due to COVID-19, there will not be a Santa Shelter, Toy Night Tuesdays, Lightfest Run, Bike Through the Lights or Lightfest Grand Opening in 2020.

Event schedule, Nov. 25-Dec. 31:

• 7-10 p.m. Wednesday-Friday
• 6-10 p.m. Saturday-Sunday
• Closed Christmas

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

The 94th year of the parade will be a live, televised-only, production in the heart of downtown Detroit. This year’s format is designed to capture the imaginations of millions watching from home and will not have spectators in the compressed footprint.

See new light presentations and animated themed displays on the 4 1/2 miles of trails. The entrance is on Merriman Road between Ann Arbor Trail and Warren Avenue. Due to COVID-19, there will not be a Santa Shelter, Toy Night Tuesdays, Lightfest Run, Bike Through the Lights or Lightfest Grand Opening in 2020.

Event schedule, Nov. 25-Dec. 31:

• 7-10 p.m. Wednesday-Friday
• 6-10 p.m. Saturday-Sunday
• Closed Christmas

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

See new light presentations and animated themed displays on the 4 1/2 miles of trails. The entrance is on Merriman Road between Ann Arbor Trail and Warren Avenue. Due to COVID-19, there will not be a Santa Shelter, Toy Night Tuesdays, Lightfest Run, Bike Through the Lights or Lightfest Grand Opening in 2020.

Event schedule, Nov. 25-Dec. 31:

• 7-10 p.m. Wednesday-Friday
• 6-10 p.m. Saturday-Sunday
• Closed Christmas

Learners ages 12 and under can pick up activity kits at the Ford House to learn about nature while on the grounds. Admission for students is free from Oct. 6-Nov. 30. Kits include a bird-spotting guide, a leaf identification pack, coloring pages and binoculars.

Learn about wild turkeys while prowling the woods of Oakwoods Metropark, searching for signs of the fascinating bird. Registration is required as well as social distancing and face coverings.

Learn about the habits and habitats of owls with an evening stroll. Face coverings are encouraged. Enjoy owl prowls at Lake Erie Metropark, Brownstown; Oakwoods Metropark, New Boston & Lake St. Clair Metropark, Harrison Twp.

This exhibition touches on how design and systemic change go hand-in-hand to create a more sustainable future with displays from 16 national and international artists, scientists and researchers. Register to ensure your spot. Masks required.

See new light presentations and animated themed displays on the 4 1/2 miles of trails. The entrance is on Merriman Road between Ann Arbor Trail and Warren Avenue. Due to COVID-19, there will not be a Santa Shelter, Toy Night Tuesdays, Lightfest Run, Bike Through the Lights or Lightfest Grand Opening in 2020.

Event schedule, Nov. 25-Dec. 31:

• 7-10 p.m. Wednesday-Friday
• 6-10 p.m. Saturday-Sunday
• Closed Christmas

See new light presentations and animated themed displays on the 4 1/2 miles of trails. The entrance is on Merriman Road between Ann Arbor Trail and Warren Avenue. Due to COVID-19, there will not be a Santa Shelter, Toy Night Tuesdays, Lightfest Run, Bike Through the Lights or Lightfest Grand Opening in 2020.

Event schedule, Nov. 25-Dec. 31:

• 7-10 p.m. Wednesday-Friday
• 6-10 p.m. Saturday-Sunday
• Closed Christmas

See new light presentations and animated themed displays on the 4 1/2 miles of trails. The entrance is on Merriman Road between Ann Arbor Trail and Warren Avenue. Due to COVID-19, there will not be a Santa Shelter, Toy Night Tuesdays, Lightfest Run, Bike Through the Lights or Lightfest Grand Opening in 2020.

Event schedule, Nov. 25-Dec. 31:

• 7-10 p.m. Wednesday-Friday
• 6-10 p.m. Saturday-Sunday
• Closed Christmas

Get in the holiday spirit with an evening full of the scents, sounds and sights of the season. Mingle with merrymakers amid the smells of roasting chestnuts and warming bonfires and the sounds of carolers, fiddlers, sleigh bells and bustling yuletide activity.

See new light presentations and animated themed displays on the 4 1/2 miles of trails. The entrance is on Merriman Road between Ann Arbor Trail and Warren Avenue. Due to COVID-19, there will not be a Santa Shelter, Toy Night Tuesdays, Lightfest Run, Bike Through the Lights or Lightfest Grand Opening in 2020.

Event schedule, Nov. 25-Dec. 31:

• 7-10 p.m. Wednesday-Friday
• 6-10 p.m. Saturday-Sunday
• Closed Christmas

Get in the holiday spirit with an evening full of the scents, sounds and sights of the season. Mingle with merrymakers amid the smells of roasting chestnuts and warming bonfires and the sounds of carolers, fiddlers, sleigh bells and bustling yuletide activity.