Events

Dabls is the founder of the African Bead Museum, a cultural destination in Detroit.

This is one of the oldest non-profit political theater companies in the US, featuring stilt dancers, paiper mache puppets, and a brass band.

There will also be an 8pm set.

The band features original member Steve Diggle on guitar and vocals.

People can bring their song, story, poetry, comedy, or other kind of expression. Sign-up begins at 6:30.

There will also be an 8:30pm set.

Khalid Hanifi led the local bands Map of the World, Kiss Me Screaming, and Maypops.

This event will include skating, zine making, and live DJs. Loaner skate supplies will be available.

Visitors can meet comic artists, and learn about the art of creating comics outside of traditional publishing. There's more info at AADL dot org.

Visitors will have a chance to make their own apple cider, as apple supplies last. There will also be apple tasting, and a bake sale.

The festival features musicians working with ambient sound and non-traditional instrumentation. There's more information at Refugia Festival dot com.

Professor Liebler and Jeff Grand will read the poetry of John Sinclair.

This festival of improvised and composed new music will continue through October 10th. Information is at Kerrytown Concert House dot com.

This is part of Edgefest.

Sugar is led by singer and guitarist Bob Mould.

Edgefest will continue through October 10th. Information is at Kerrytown Concert House dot com.

This show is in partnership with Edgefest.

Roscoe Mitchell will perform with featured artists from the Detroit area at 8:30pm. There's more information at Kerrytown Concert House dot com.

This is a benefit for the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center, which is a non-profit legal resource.

Dealers will offer old and rare books, vintage photos and prints,  antique maps, and other items.

There will be musical performances by synth-centric artists, chances to get your hands on some synthesizers, and a hands-on synthesizer soldering (SAW-der-ing) activity.

The orchestra will perform Copland’s ("COPE-lund's") Appalachian Spring Suite, Barber’s Violin Concerto, and Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 6.

Uof M staff, students, and faculty will present a teach-in on the data center, and on organizing. RSVP info is on the Instagram page UAAO dot UMICH.

Duane Betts' father was Dickey Betts of the Allman Brothers.

There will also be an 8:30pm set.

This concert will explore the histories, cultural expressions, and emotional resonances of the Jewish music diaspora.

The exhibit will be on display through December.

Zombie attire is encouraged.

Mike D is from the Beastie Boys. This show was originally going to be at the Majestic Theater.

Infante sings mariachi, ranchera, and norteña music.

Gaelynn Lea is one of the leading public voices on Disability Culture and accessibility in the arts.

Doors open at 5:30pm.

There will also be an 8pm set.

The work is called "Systems of Similitude", and draws inspiration from the literary dystopias of George Orwell and other writers.

Nobuntu is a female acappella group that performs traditional songs and original arrangements of music from Zimbabwe.

King Sophia, Jorrisen, and STS will also be on the bill.

This will feature artisans, food trucks, a costume contest, trick-or-treating, and other activities.

The 53-bell carillon (CAROL-on) is back after restoration work this summer. Tours of the bell chamber will be available after the recital ends, around 4pm.

There will also be a 7:30pm show.

The film uses macro-videography to magnify the world of caterpillars.

The musicians playing will be Zekkereya el-Magharbel, Stephen Grady, Sean Burden, Mike Abbo, and Louis Jones.

There will also be an 8:30pm set.

Another Grand Design will play every song from Alice Cooper's 1971 album "Love It To Death".

The Damned features original members Dave Vanian, Captain Sensible, and Rat Scabies.

Composer Claudio Simonetti has written and recorded some of the most influential scores and soundtracks in horror, including Suspiria, and Dawn of the Dead.