Sep 25 Thursday
College sports are undergoing seismic changes – whether it’s the landmark House legal settlement, the introduction of Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) money for athletes, or the use of the transfer portal. Join Morning Edition host Doug Tribou as he moderates a panel of sports experts, including bestselling author and sports commentator John U. Bacon, in a discussion about the collegiate sports environment. The panel will look at the immediate effects of the House settlement, explain what fans can expect in the coming years, and take questions from the audience. This event is part of the popular series, Issues & Ale, from Michigan Public, the state’s largest public radio network.
Oct 09 Thursday
After a successful premiere last year, Detroit Story Fest returns to the Motor City for year two at the Detroit Opera House. Join us on October 9th for a night of art, entertainment, and laughter.
Story Fest brings the best of the region’s storytellers to one stage. The event will host journalists from many newsrooms in the area to share their stories and provide a behind-the-scenes look at local journalism. A group of Michigan journalists will give attendees a peek into a world they’ve only observed from the outside.
Mark your calendars and join us for an evening of curiosity and intrigue at the Detroit Opera House on October 9th at 8:00 pm.
Sep 18 Thursday
The Anton Art Center is holding its 34th annual ArtParty Fundraiser, presented by First State Bank. This unforgettable evening of creativity and culture, themed “Emerald Enchantment,” is Thursday September 18th from 6:00-9:00pm at the Art Center, located at 125 Macomb Place in Mount Clemens, 48043.
ArtParty will once again feature an eclectic mix of culinary fare with a “A Taste of Macomb” restaurants. Event entertainment will feature live music from award-winning Denise Davis and the Motor City Sensations and “Urban Violinist” Kym Brady; art demonstrations; and hands on art experiences. A number of dignitaries will also be in attendance including Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel.
Proceeds from the event support the Anton Art Center’s exhibits, programs and outreach as a vital resource for the community over the past55 years.
Sep 26 Friday
We are now planning our 23rd Annual Charity Golf Outing, and we need your support. Since many of the people we assist live at or near the poverty level, we do not charge for our services. We rely upon the generosity of the local community to carry out our work. We are the last resort for many of our older and disabled neighbors and without the proceeds from this event, many we serve would go without the help they need!
Oct 18 Saturday
Hannah's House is hosting its annual International Dessert Event and Silent Auction at Trinity Church on October 18. 2025. We're having a wide variety of desserts from around the world, baked and donated by some of our friends in the community. Featured countries include France, Bhutan, USA, Italy, and more. We're excited to try them! Proceeds from this event benefit homeless, pregnant women in the Lansing community. Hannah's House houses four women at a time and provides resources like diapers and baby clothes to other families in need in our community, but this is only possible with your help.
Oct 25 Saturday
On Saturday, October 25th, step into a vibrant poetry portal at The Norwood (6531 Woodward Ave.) for a one-of-a-kind 30th birthday party for InsideOut Literary Arts. Featuring live poetry performances, interactive poetry games, letterpress printing, and much more, this joyful celebration is a homecoming for longtime supporters and alumni, and perfect for Detroit creatives looking for a meaningful and unforgettable experience.
The evening’s entertainment honors three decades of inspiring youth voice, including an appearance by Pulitzer-Prize winning Playwright and InsideOut alum Michael R. Jackson as well as performances by InsideOut student poets. Senior Writer Peter Markus’s 30 years of teaching with InsideOut will be honored. Birthday cake, dancing, and poetry bingo will close out the evening as the clock starts on the next 30 years.
This inclusive fundraiser offers various price points to honor our shared commitment to Detroit youth, and all attendees will have the opportunity to take home custom keepsake treasures from this unforgettable night. Guests are invited to wear a 1995-inspired outfit to celebrate the year of InsideOut’s founding.
Come celebrate our success and lend your support to ensure the next generation of Detroit youth can create bravely, no matter what.
Nov 01 Saturday
This year marks a major milestone. The Rosa Parks Scholarship Foundation is celebrating 45 years of empowering young people with college scholarships, honoring the courage of Rosa Parks, and strengthening our community through education.Since 1980, we have proudly awarded more than $3 million in scholarships, helping more than 1,600 Michigan high school seniors pursue their dreams while embodying the ideals Mrs. Parks stood for. Join us to celebrate this remarkable achievement during a special 45th anniversary gala event.