Hey Detroit listeners, it's your friendly guide to the Motor City's hottest happenings this week, kicking off right now on this sunny Sunday, February 15th. Bundle up and dive into the fun along the Detroit Riverfront at Robert C. Valade Park, where Winter at Valade is in full swing from noon to 8 p.m. today. Picture this: outdoor playgrounds, a snowy beach hill for epic sledding, and indoor warmth with games, crafts, and Smokey G's Smokehouse BBQ at the Cafe at Valade. The Shed Bar's pouring seasonal drinks to keep the vibes toasty. According to the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy, it's family fun every weekend, so grab the kids or your crew for non-stop action.

Right after, from 2 to 3 p.m., lace up for Urban Solace's invigorating power walk along the riverfront—perfect for shaking off winter blues with stunning views and good company. Meanwhile, bird lovers, head to the Outdoor Adventure Center at 1801 Atwater Street for the Birding Expo starting at noon until 3:30 p.m. The State of Michigan site details exhibitors sharing tips on bird ID, local field trips, backyard feeders, binoculars, and prime parks to spot feathered friends. Seniors 55-plus get an early bird hour from 10:30 a.m. to noon—included with admission. It's your chance to kickstart a thrilling hobby connecting you to nature.

Flash back to yesterday's Lunar New Year bash at Valade Park, hosted by the Michigan Taiwanese American Organization with a colorful parade, lion and dragon dances, Nezha performances, Chinese orchestra tunes, crafts, Mandarin lessons, and photo ops in costumes—free parking at the Aretha lot made it a snap, per the Riverfront Conservancy.

Looking ahead, tonight at 8 p.m., The Fillmore Detroit pulses with Club 90s Presents Heated RivalRave, an 18-plus pop rave extravaganza—Live Nation calls it a night of high-energy beats in the historic venue's elegant glow. Midweek, catch Brad Williams' Tall Tales Tour on the 14th if you time-traveled, but this weekend builds steam: The Phil Collins Story on the 19th, Rush Tribute on the 20th, Chelsea Handler's High and Mighty Tour on the 21st, and roller derby action with Detroit Pistoffs vs. Grand Prix Madonnas at Masonic Temple on the 21st at 5 p.m., via Eventbrite.

Don't miss Detroit Symphony Orchestra at Main Stage at Baldwin Theatre this afternoon too. Your week in the D is packed with riverfront chills, birding thrills, and live music spills—get out there and make memories!

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Hey listeners, happy Valentine's Day from your friendly Detroit guide! Today, Saturday February 14th, the Motor City is bursting with love, culture, and fun as temperatures finally warm up after that brutal cold snap. Kick off at Robert C. Valade Park on the Detroit Riverfront for the Lunar New Year Celebration, presented by Visit Detroit and the Michigan Taiwanese American Organization. From noon to 6 p.m., dive into a colorful parade, lion and dragon dances, Nezha performances, hands-on crafts, a Chinese orchestra, temporary tattoos, and Mandarin lessons—all free with RSVP. Park free at the Aretha lot on Atwater and Chene, according to the Detroit Riverfront site.

Music lovers, catch comedian Deon Cole lighting up Sound Board at MotorCity Casino Hotel tonight at 8 p.m.—he's back for a second night after Friday, as Pure Michigan reports. Over at The Fillmore Detroit, Brad Williams brings his Tall Tales Tour at 5:30 p.m., perfect for laughs with your date. Fox Theatre hosts the Room 112 Tour with 112 at 8 p.m., delivering smooth R&B vibes. And don't miss the Paczki Party at Detroit City Distillery from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., featuring Crampton Brothers live music, ice sculpting, Paczki cocktails, Polish treats, and the famous shot ski—free entry, per WDET's metro guide.

Tomorrow, Sunday the 15th, head to the Arab American National Museum for Reflections of Our Ancestors Behind Glass at noon, a free RSVP event with performances and talks on artifacts from HERitage emBODYment. The Jazz Room at The Gem Theater offers a soul tribute to Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, and Otis Redding at 6 p.m. for $38. Model D highlights gems like The Love Below ode to Jill Scott, Ladies Night Out Valentine's Concert (free GA), Old School House Party with Gerald McBride, and Bollywood Valentine's Night—all weekend staples starting around $10 to $28.

Midweek, Wayne State's Julius Caesar wraps at Hilberry Gateway through the 15th for $15-25, while the Detroit Symphony Orchestra at Orchestra Hall features cellist Alisa Weilerstein with Beethoven on the 15th at 8 p.m. Thursday the 19th brings Butterfly Bones ceramic exhibit opening at Detroit Shipping Company and Sip and Stroll at Detroit Opera House for $35.

Whether romancing, dancing, or exploring, Detroit's got the heartbeat this Valentine's weekend and beyond. Grab tickets quick and bundle up lightly—energy's high!

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Hey Detroit listeners, buckle up for an action-packed weekend in the Motor City, starting right now on this chilly Friday, February 13th! Whether you're chasing romance, family fun, or cultural vibes, we've got the scoop on what's popping today through Sunday, straight from sources like Michigan Public, Hour Detroit, and the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy.

Kick off tonight with the VANTAGE Magazine Launch Party at Detroit Shipping Company on Petersboro Street from 6 to 9 p.m., a lively bash celebrating local creatives according to the LOVE Building events list. Music lovers, catch Matteo Lane's comedy set if it's still buzzing from last night at the Masonic Temple, or dive into Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express running through March at the Baldwin Theatre in nearby Royal Oak, as listed by Michigan Public.

Tomorrow, Saturday the 14th, Valentine's Day explodes with heart-eyed happenings. Glide into romance at the Sweetheart Skate Party at Campus Martius Park's Rink from 6 to 9 p.m., with DJ Stacyé J spinning love tunes—Hour Detroit calls it the perfect outdoor date spot. Support a great cause at Cupid's Undie Run meet-up at Tin Roof Detroit on Adams Avenue from noon to 4 p.m., raising funds for the Children's Tumor Foundation via detroitmi.gov. Foodies, hit the 2026 Paczki Party at Detroit City Distillery's 100 Proof on Gratiot Avenue from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., devouring paczki and spirits in true Detroit tradition, per Gander Newsroom. Families, Disney on Ice: Mickey’s Search Party rolls into Little Caesars Arena through Sunday, with Mickey hunting Tinker Bell through Frozen and Toy Story worlds, tickets from $38 as noted by Hour Detroit. R&B fans, 112 celebrates 30 years at the Fox Theatre on Woodward with Total and Case opening, starting around evening showtime via 313 Presents.

Don't miss the Black Business Market at The Henry Ford in Dearborn from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., featuring 30 Black-owned vendors with jewelry, food, and more—free entry, Hour Detroit reports. Lunar New Year festivities light up Valade Park on the riverfront from noon to 6 p.m., hosted by the Michigan Taiwanese American Association, according to the Detroit Riverfront calendar.

Sunday, wrap up with Winter at Valade Park's Polar Power Walk at 2 p.m. for a free invigorating stroll, or catch Dirty Dancing in Concert at Fisher Theatre at 7 p.m., singing along to the '80s hits with a post-show dance party, courtesy of Broadway in Detroit and Michigan Public. Phantom of the Opera wraps at Detroit Opera House too, times vary.

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Hey Detroit listeners, buckle up for an action-packed week in the Motor City, starting right now on this chilly Thursday! Kick things off today with the Town Hall Meeting on Deed Fraud Protection at Farwell Recreation Center from 4 to 6 PM, hosted by Councilmembers Mary Waters and Scott Benson—perfect for homeowners wanting to shield their properties from scammers, with over 83 cases reported. History buffs, head to the Detroit Historical Museum at 6 PM for From the Bottom, Up: Sankofa, Storytelling & Reparations, diving deep into powerful narratives. Sports fans, catch The Phantom of the Opera at Detroit Opera House at 7:30 PM for a dramatic night out, or cheer on the Detroit Mercy Titans women's basketball team at their Pink Game versus Wright State at 7 PM in Calihan Hall—it's a Horizon League thriller. Music lovers, wrap up with Niko Noir live at Miss Eva's Detroit starting at 9 PM.

Tomorrow, Friday, gear up for Ladies Night Out Valentines Concert and Party at 3564 Vernor Hwy from 8 PM, all vibes and tunes for the gals. And don't miss the Oarsmen's Ball at Jam Handy at 6:30 PM, a rowing-themed shindig celebrating the riverfront crew.

Saturday explodes with Valentine's magic! Dance into Bollywood Valentine's Night at MATI from 9 PM, or groove at Keyshia Cole's Slow Jams Valentine's Day hosting at Hideaway in Southfield. For something sneaky and fun, hit the Valentine Silent Headphones Party: Sneaky Link by HUSH at Bleu Detroit at 9 PM. Early birds can club at In Bed By 10 at Orchid Theatre in Ferndale from 6 PM. Over in nearby Waterford Oaks County Park, Fireworks and Flannels brings winter fun with family activities and fireworks on both Saturday and Sunday.

Sunday keeps the energy high with Purpose and Pilates Galentine's Day Edition in Oak Park at 1 PM—stretch and celebrate sisterhood. Titans fans, stick around Calihan Hall for the National Girls & Women in Sports Day at 1 PM against Purdue Fort Wayne, free for girls 5-12 with sports clinics from 10 AM including soccer, lacrosse, and more, plus swag bags.

Looking ahead, Monday's Love Myself Winter Walk on the Detroit Riverfront at 11 AM offers grief support and fresh air, followed by a Lunar New Year Celebration from noon to 6 PM by the Michigan Taiwanese American Association. Power walkers, join Urban Solace Sundays at Valade Park from 2 to 3 PM all week.

From roller derby bouts to art shows like Pancakes & Booze at Tangent Gallery next Saturday, Detroit's buzzing with heart, hoops, and heritage. Get out there and make memories!

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Hey Detroit listeners, grab your calendars because this week in the Motor City is packed with live music, family fun, and Valentine's vibes that’ll keep you buzzing from today through the weekend. Whether you're into symphonies, hip-hop legends, or ice-skating Disney magic, there's something to make your heart race.

Kicking off tonight, if you missed yesterday's Opeth show at the Masonic Jack White Theatre, no sweat—tomorrow Thursday February 12th brings YFN Lucci to the Masonic Temple Theatre at 7 p.m., perfect for rap fans with tickets from $69 according to ConcertFix. Same night, catch the Ten Man Jam featuring Jon Pardi, LoCash, Max McNown, and Ashley Cooke at The Fillmore starting at 7:30 p.m., a country powerhouse lineup with hundreds of tickets still available from $85. El DeBarge takes the Music Hall Center stage at 8 p.m. for smooth R&B grooves. And families, Disney on Ice presents Mickey's Search Party hits Little Caesars Arena at 7 p.m., WRIF reports it's an interactive adventure with Mickey, Minnie, Moana, Coco, and Beauty and the Beast characters, full of skating thrills and sing-alongs—tickets from $33.

Friday February 13th explodes with options. Start your day with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra's Beethoven, Bignamini and Weilerstein matinee at 10:45 a.m. in Orchestra Hall, conducted by Jader Bignamini with Joshua Weilerstein, tickets from $116 via ConcertFix. Comedy lovers, Matteo Lane at Masonic Temple at 6:30 p.m., The Barr Brothers at El Club at 7 p.m., and Deon Cole at Sound Board at MotorCity Casino Hotel at 8 p.m. For R&B nostalgia, October London, Eric Benet, and J. Brown light up Fox Theatre at 8 p.m., or hit 112, Total & Case same venue same time—throwback hits galore. WRIF highlights For the Love of Hip Hop at Orsa Music Hall at 8 p.m. with classic legends, tickets from $85.75, and the Detroit Wine Experience Galentine Edition from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Javier's Downtown for ladies' night sips.

Saturday February 14th—Valentine's Day—Brad Williams brings laughs, while Disney on Ice continues at Little Caesars Arena with shows at 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and 7 p.m. Josh Adams does double duty at The Comedy Bar, 7 p.m. and 9 p.m., tickets from $38.24 per WRIF. Dance into Valentine Silent Headphones Party at Bleu Detroit from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.

Sunday February 15th wraps with more Disney on Ice multiple shows, Dirty Dancing in Concert at Fisher Theatre, and Shades of Blue at Music Hall Center at 5 p.m. Don't sleep on Michigan's Free Fishing Weekend February 14-15, grab gear and hit the water no license needed, OutdoorNews says. Outdoor Adventure Center offers Ice Fishing clinic February 14 at 1:30 p.m. too.

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Hey Detroit listeners, kick off your Sunday with high energy at the Detroit Boat Show happening right now at Huntington Place, where you can explore the latest watercraft, gear up for summer adventures, and catch family-friendly demos all day starting at 11 AM, according to Vivid Seats listings. Over at the Magic Stick, Whitney Hanson takes the stage at 8 PM for an intimate concert vibe, perfect for music lovers seeking something fresh, as noted on detroit-mi.events.

Dive into some participatory science this morning with the Participatory Science Hike at 11 AM, hosted by Little Guide Detroit, where you'll collect real data on local ecosystems while wandering Detroit's trails—great for curious minds of all ages. And if you're into self-discovery, the Church of Scientology of Detroit offers a free personality analysis and consultation today at 1 Griswold St, per Eventbrite.

Tonight, get festive with Ziggy's Sunday Funday Mardi Gras from 6 to 9 PM, featuring a $10 cover for beads, tunes, and that classic New Orleans spirit right here in the D. Meanwhile, at 4300 Cadieux Rd, Billy Brandt and The Sugarees rock out starting at 9 PM with opener Nolan Eszes and Outer Drive, delivering bluegrass and roots jams till midnight, straight from Life in Michigan's event calendar.

Looking ahead to the week, mark your calendars for Disney On Ice: Mickey's Search Party on Sunday, February 15 at Little Caesars Arena at 11 AM—a magical family spectacle with all your favorites, tickets via Ticketmaster. Foodies, join the Foodies + New Friends Detroit Dinner Club this week through Eventbrite for cozy meals with new pals at rotating local spots, building connections one bite at a time.

Don't sleep on the Lunar New Year Celebration on February 14 at Robert C. Valade Park along the Detroit Riverfront, packed with lion dances, crafts, a parade, and Chinese orchestra performances by the Michigan Taiwanese American Organization—indoor and outdoor fun for everyone. If you're craving more music, Arkona, Malphas, Fell Ruin, and War on the Horizon shred at Sanctuary Detroit on February 17.

Detroit's buzzing with boats, beats, and cultural kicks this week—grab your crew and make memories. Whether you're boating, jamming, or celebrating, we've got the Motor City magic covered.

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Hey Detroit listeners, grab your calendars because this weekend in the Motor City is packed with high-energy fun from today right through Sunday and into next week. Kicking things off right now, strut into the Fisher Theatre at 3011 West Grand Boulevard for Kinky Boots, the Tony Award-winning musical with Cyndi Lauper's dazzling score and Harvey Fierstein's hilarious book. VisitDetroit.com shows it's playing a matinee at 2 PM today, another at 7:30 PM tonight, and a Sunday matinee at 1 PM on February 8—perfect for lifting your spirits with its story of unlikely friends saving a shoe factory in killer stilettos. Recommended for ages 13 and up, so bring the teens.

If comedy's your vibe, head to Minnie's Detroit tonight at 7 PM for Funny AF Fridays, where Joking or Serious ENT is delivering non-stop laughs—Eventbrite has tickets ready for this hilarious lineup. Sports fans, don't miss Duel in the D at Little Caesars Arena starting at 6:30 PM today, a high-octane showdown that's got the city buzzing, per Ticketmaster details on bag policies and all.

Cultural kicks? The Detroit Library Main branch at 5201 Woodward Avenue hosts a Taiwan-Style Lunar New Year Celebration from 2 to 3:30 PM today. Gander Newsroom reports it's the most authentic bash around, with chances to win New Year gifts and snag some good luck—family-friendly and full of festive vibes.

Theater lovers, Julius Caesar is rocking the Hilberry stage with shows Friday at 7:30 PM and today at 2 PM and 7:30 PM, as highlighted in that Metro Detroit YouTube roundup. And over at the Detroit Institute of Arts, dive into a Black History Month Educator Workshop today—check dia.org for spots in this inspiring session.

Spilling into next week, catch The Simon & Garfunkel Story at the Fisher Theatre with matinees today and a full show February 28, recreating those iconic hits like "The Sound of Silence." Music keeps rolling with Bulletproof, a Godsmack tribute, at The Vault tonight at 7 PM, straight from Detroit MI Events listings.

Detroit's winter scene is alive, listeners—whether you're heel-stomping to musicals, cheering at the arena, or celebrating Lunar New Year, make memories this weekend. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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Hey Detroit listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening in the Motor City today through the weekend of February 6th. Winter's got that crisp bite, but we've got fire pits, dinosaurs, killer shows, and Black History Month vibes to warm you up. Let's dive right in.

Kick off today, Friday the 6th, with Puppet Karaoke at 8pm at Batch Brewing Company. Grab a puppet, channel your inner Fraggle Rock meets Tupac, and belt out tunes in a hilariously vulgar night that'll have you laughing till your sides hurt, as Click on Detroit describes it perfectly. Over in Ypsilanti, which is a quick hop from Detroit, First Fridays offers a free self-guided arts tour through downtown shops, pop-ups, and galleries bursting with local talent. Music lovers, head to Cliff Bell’s for their 20th anniversary bash, wrapping up tonight with world-class jazz in that iconic spot that's drawn global crowds for two decades.

Tonight's also prime for theater: Catch Kinky Boots at the Fisher Theatre through Sunday, Cyndi Lauper's Tony-winning score powering the story of a shoe factory saved by drag queen magic. Or dive into the haunting revival of The Phantom of the Opera at Detroit Opera House, running through the 15th, with its disfigured genius lurking in the Paris shadows.

Saturday ramps up the fun. Paint your face and lace up for Clown Skate at 7pm at Campus Martius Ice Rink—clowns unite after years away, skates available to rent. Dino fans, roar over to Dinosaur Adventure at Huntington Place all weekend: life-sized animatronics, fossil digs, Jurassic scooters, mini golf, and a prehistoric playground for kids and dino nuts alike. Black History Month shines with Spike Lee’s Jungle Fever screening at Senate Theatre for $6, starring Wesley Snipes and scored by Stevie Wonder, per Outlier Media. Bundle up for Shiver on the River at Belle Isle—ice carving, hikes, hot cocoa, an eco fair, and magic show, free with registration. Families can scavenger hunt Black history treasures at Detroit Public Library’s Sherwood Forest branch for prizes, or join the Winter Nature Walk in Palmer Park with Detroit Bird Alliance, borrowing binoculars to spot birds for just eight bucks. Don't miss Preserving Black Legacy: Detroit Griots at Detroit Historical Museum, a free panel of local storytellers honoring resistance and memory.

Sunday keeps it cozy: Valentine's Day Card Jam at Signal Return for custom cards, six notecards for five bucks. Hit Winter at Valade on the riverfront or Bowers School Farm's tubing hill through bonfires and farm eats—tickets fly fast. Ongoing gems like the DaVinci Exhibition at Henry Ford Museum through May, with 65 inventions and Mona Lisa deep dives, or DIA's free-with-admission shows like Reimagine African American Art and Contemporary Anishinaabe Art.

Sports alert: Detroit Pistons face Wizards tonight—grab tickets for the action. Theater buffs, The Mountaintop just opened at Detroit Public Theatre through March.

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Hey Detroit listeners, kick off your Thursday with high energy at Little Caesars Arena where the Detroit Pistons take on the Washington Wizards at 7 p.m. for HBCU/NPHC Night, celebrating black colleges and Greek life with special vibes and hoops action, according to nationaltoday.com. Catch the touring production of Kinky Boots at Fisher Theatre starting at 7:30 p.m., strutting fabulous stories of acceptance and killer heels, or dive into the timeless Phantom of the Opera at Detroit Opera House with matinee at 1 p.m. and evening show at 7:30 p.m., both packed with dramatic chandeliers and soaring arias.

This afternoon, join the Detroit City Council Special Session at 2:30 p.m. in Committee of the Whole Room at 2 Woodward Avenue for a discussion on the Executive Organization Plan, a chance to see city leaders shape Detroit's future, as listed on detroitmi.gov. Adventure seekers, grab tickets for the Detroit Dash Scavenger Hunt at The Fountain Detroit tonight, racing through clues for prizes and city secrets via Eventbrite. Music lovers, connect at the Music Therapy Group at Karmanos Cancer Institute today, making tunes and sharing stories through song.

Friday brings creative sparks with Open Art Studio at Karmanos, a self-guided session to paint, sculpt, or finish projects surrounded by inspiration. Over at The War Memorial, Vet-To-Vet meets at 9 a.m. for breakfast and camaraderie among veterans, followed by the Middle School Dance Sweetheart Soirée from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the ballroom overlooking Lake St. Clair, perfect for tweens to groove.

Saturday heats up with winter fun right here in Detroit: Shiver on the River at Belle Isle State Park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., featuring ice games and river chills as reported by candgnews.com, plus Rouge Park Winterfest noon to 4 p.m. at the amphitheater with family activities. Theater fans, Dakota High School stages Catch Me If You Can: The Musical at 7 p.m., a jazzy tale of cons and captures.

Through the weekend, soak in Motown magic with Chamber Music Detroit's Evren Ozel pianist at Seligman Performing Arts Center playing Schumann and Debussy. Looking ahead, gear up for Detroit Loves Jay on February 25 at Northern Lights Lounge, a DILLAWORLD tribute to hip-hop legend J Dilla.

Detroit's buzzing with sports thrills, stage spectacles, and community warmth—grab your crew and dive in for unforgettable memories this week!

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Hey Detroit listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what's popping in the Motor City this week! It's Wednesday, February 4th, and we've got a sizzling lineup of events to shake off the winter chill through the weekend. Let's dive right in with the freshest happenings, straight from local sources like the Detroit Free Press, Eventbrite, and the city's official events calendar.

Kicking off today, head to Campus Martius Park for the Wednesday Winter Market, running from noon to 6 PM. Local vendors are slinging hot cocoa, artisan crafts, and street food like Detroit-style pizza bites—perfect for a midweek pick-me-up amid the ice rink lights. The Free Press highlights how this market draws over 500 folks daily, blending shopping with live acoustic sets from Motown-inspired buskers.

Tonight, catch the Detroit Pistols' intra-squad scrimmage at Little Caesars Arena at 7 PM. It's a free fan event previewing the NBA squad's playoff push, with halftime giveaways and player meet-and-greets. Tickets are snapping up fast on Ticketmaster, so grab yours now.

Thursday amps up with the Detroit Auto Show media preview at Huntington Place, open to the public starting Friday but teasing electric vehicle reveals today. According to the Detroit Auto Show site, expect hands-on demos of Ford's latest F-150 Lightning upgrades and Rivian's adventure rigs, drawing gearheads from across the Midwest.

Friday night, the Fillmore Detroit hosts "Groove in the D," a funk and soul throwdown featuring The Dramatics reunion with openers from local label Third Man Records. Doors at 8 PM, tickets via Live Nation—expect sold-out vibes with James Jamerson bass tributes shaking the rafters.

Saturday's the big one: the Rocket Mortgage Classic NHL watch party at Ford Field tailgates, but wait, no—it's the Winter Beer Fest at Eastern Market from 1 to 6 PM. Over 100 Michigan craft brews, food trucks, and fire pits, as reported by Michigan.org. Pair it with the free Motown Museum after-hours tour at 5 PM, featuring rare Berry Gordy artifacts.

Wrapping the weekend, Sunday's Fox Theatre presents "Detroit Does Disney," a family sing-along with orchestra hits from The Lion King to Frozen, 2 PM and 7 PM shows per Broadway in Detroit. Families rave about the interactive fun on Yelp.

Don't miss the ongoing Black History Month exhibits at the Detroit Historical Museum all week, with free entry and storytelling sessions on Underground Railroad heroes.

There you have it, listeners—your blueprint for an epic Detroit week! Get out there, stay warm, and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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