This annual event celebrates Greek culture and heritage with live music, dancing, food, and more. The festival will be held at the Greektown Casino, with activities taking place from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
The Greektown Casino, located in downtown Detroit, is a popular destination for entertainment and gambling. It offers a variety of gaming options, including slots, table games, and poker. The casino also features a luxurious hotel, a fine dining restaurant, and a vibrant nightlife scene.
More: Local chicken wing chain ups menu offerings plus a limited time only hot and blue item More: Takoi chef and owner’s journey marked by many changes since food truck humble beginnings Detroit, laid bare This month, Detroit’s Irwin House Gallery presents “UNDERCURRENT,” an immersive experience featuring the work of Elonte Davis, one of Detroit’s rising stars in documentary photography. The exhibition offers several modes in which to contemplate Davis’ practice, which captures and celebrates the pulse of Detroit: The people, families, neighborhoods, urban landscapes, and creative communities that embody the soul and lifeblood of the city. In a leap toward innovation for Detroit Month of Design, UNDERCURRENT incorporates projections, film, sound, spoken word, traditional prints, fine art, interior/exterior installations, and a range of collaborations with other local artists. Saturday from 2-5 p.m., Davis will present an artist talk about the work in this unique show.
This is a contemporary art gallery located in Detroit, Michigan. It is known for its diverse range of exhibitions, featuring both established and emerging artists. The gallery’s mission is to foster a vibrant and inclusive art community in Detroit. The Irwin House Gallery is a non-profit organization.
This is a professional theatre company that offers a variety of performances throughout the year. The company’s mission is to provide high-quality entertainment and educational experiences for the community. The Barn Theatre is a beautiful and historic building, located in the heart of Farmington Hills.
Examining nature through art Saturday from 5-8 p.m., Detroit’s Wasserman Projects will hold an opening reception for “Soft Serve,” a two-person exhibition featuring work by Machine Dazzle and Gracelee Lawrence highlighting the maximal and fantastical force of Mother Nature through a critical and contemporary lens. Alongside Dazzle and Lawrence, Kiwi Phone Nguyen’s exhibition “findings + notions + fixtures” offers a harmonizing collection of jewelry and site-specific ornamentation in Wasserman Works. Wasserman Projects, 3434 Russell Street #502, Detroit. 313-818-3550. wassermanprojects.com. Free to attend. Page to stage Walled Lake’s newly formed Inspired Acting Company kicks off its second season with Karen Zacarías’ “The Book Club Play,” opening Friday night and running through Oct. 6. Personal dramas collide with literary debates when a book club allows a documentary film crew to film their intellectual banter. Secrets spill, tensions flare and reality gets tangled with fiction. IAC Producing Artistic Director Jeff Thomakos directs.
The Inspired Acting Company is a non-profit organization based in Walled Lake, Michigan. They offer a variety of acting classes for children and adults, focusing on the development of their skills and confidence. The company provides a supportive and nurturing environment for students to explore their creativity and express themselves.