Enjoy this annual diversity-themed music festival. Although music is its main focus, it also offers ethnic food, poetry, movies, merchandise vendors, children’s activities and more. Event locations include: Detroit Institute of Arts Charles H. Wright Museum Carr Center Detroit Historical Museum University of Michigan Detroit

Join us for another summer of music and fun at the amphitheater in our scenic Heritage Park for your weekly dose of fresh air, yummy food, family, and friends! We encourage you to bring your blankets or folding chairs while

Kick off Ford House’s 2025 Outdoor Summer Concert series with a spectacular night featuring Dancing Queen: An ABBA Salute! Get ready for an energetic evening as the hits of ABBA fill the air, bringing the magic of one of the

Celebrate the 42nd Annual African World Festival, which is three days full of entertainment, live demonstrations, community resources and information, vendors and more. This weekend event is a well-known summer festival in the Detroit-area. Event cost: Free admission for members of The Wright Museum;

Enjoy a game of baseball played with the 1867 rules on select Saturdays and Sundays throughout the summer. Event cost: Free w/admission Event times: First pitch 1:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, July-Sept. 1, 2025

Join us Tuesday nights at the Library to craft to your heart’s content! Ages 0-17 Cost: Free Date: Tuesday, July 22nd, 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM

Join us as we show FUN, free, family movies throughout the summer. You may bring your own pillows, snacks, and/or blankets to cozy up, just don’t forget to make room for your neighbor. Plus, we have air conditioning for those

Your Metroparks are excited to work with the Detroit Public Library to bring programs to Detroit neighborhoods. A variety of topics will be covered across multiple library locations with programs for adults, families and kids! Through a partnership with the

Head downtown to see a movie with your friends or family.  In July, watch Wild Robot, The Meg and Shrek. In August, watch Step Up, Emperor’s New Groove, Twisters and Moana 2. Event cost: Free Event times: 7-9 p.m.  July 11, 18, 25; Aug. 1, 8,

Families can walk, run, skate or cycle safely on the six miles of Hines Drive at Nankin Mills Park Area. Hines Drive will be closed from Outer Drive to Ann Arbor Trail. Event cost: Free Event times: 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Saturdays,