Vibrant summer atmosphere in Detroit filled with events and activities for all ages.
Detroit is set to showcase a multitude of events this June, catering to both residents and visitors. From outdoor activities along the scenic Detroit Riverwalk to vibrant cultural festivals and exciting sports games, the month is packed with engagement opportunities. Families can enjoy the Detroit Zoo, while music lovers can catch concerts at venues like the Fox Theater. With events like Motor City Pride and the Juneteenth Jubilee, there’s no shortage of activities promoting community and culture in the city.
Detroit is set to buzz with excitement this June, featuring a variety of events and activities that cater to residents and visitors alike. From cultural festivals to sports events and music concerts, there’s something for everyone in the city known for its rich history and vibrant community.
The Detroit International Riverwalk offers a scenic 5.5-mile promenade from the Ambassador Bridge to the MacArthur Bridge. Visitors can enjoy colorful landscaping and breathtaking views of the river throughout the month.
Campus Martius Park will transform into an “urban beach,” where guests can build sandcastles and enjoy refreshments at Cabana 313, a two-story lounge featuring drinks and live music.
Families looking for enjoyable outings can visit the Detroit Zoo in Royal Oak, which boasts diverse animal habitats and engaging activities for children and adults alike.
The renovated Michigan Central Station is now open for tours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, allowing the public to explore its historical significance.
In addition, the Heidelberg Project, an outdoor museum that challenges traditional definitions of art, is open every day inviting visitors to ponder its unique installations.
Sports fans can catch the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park, with games scheduled against popular teams like the Cubs, Reds, and Pirates, including kid-friendly activities on Sundays. Meanwhile, Ford Field will host a highly anticipated concert featuring Kendrick Lamar and SZA on June 10.
Music lovers can attend various concerts at the Fox Theater, including Heart on June 4, Bloc Party on June 7, and Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit on June 26. Additionally, the return of Wednesday Jazzy Nights at the Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre kicks off June 4, showcasing performers like Samara Joy.
June also brings exciting festivals to the city, including the Motor City Pride celebration on June 7-8 in Hart Plaza, marking it as Michigan’s largest LGBTQ+ event. The Juneteenth Jubilee Celebration at the Charles H. Wright Museum on June 19 features various activities and discussions, promoting awareness of African American history.
Families can enjoy fun activities during the Tons O’ Trucks event, set for June 14, and the Summer Sundays at Beacon Park starting June 22, which will include wellness activities and games.
Residents can explore the Eastern Market, known for its open-air market offering unique vendors and craft options within an accessible environment. Dining options abound in the city with choices like Puma Detroit, offering vibrant Argentine street food, Coriander Kitchen and Farm specializing in seasonal cuisine, and the upscale Lumen Detroit.
Movie lovers can enjoy Movie Night in the D at Campus Martius, which features film screenings along with engaging pre-show activities.
Golf enthusiasts will not want to miss the Rocket Classic hosted at the Detroit Golf Club from June 25-29, with ticket prices starting at $73. Several fireworks displays throughout Metro Detroit are also planned this summer, offering stunning night sky views for all to enjoy.
With a host of activities, cultural experiences, and community events lined up, Detroit’s June calendar promises to be filled with fun, excitement, and engagement for all ages. Whether it’s enjoying a day at the riverfront, attending a concert, or exploring intricate art installations, the city is poised to celebrate summer in style.
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