Metro Detroit is buzzing with exciting events this week.
On November 20, the Detroit Historical Museum will open its multi-media exhibition on a century of Motor City hockey, featuring rarely seen artifacts, legendary player uniforms, and iconic moments from the Red Wings' history. The massive exhibition spans three galleries and also includes other pro hockey teams in the city.
In related news, the Detroit Institute of Arts is hosting a lecture by Pueblo and Anishinaabe artist Kathleen Wall on Indigenous art. Wall will reflect on growing up between two distinct cultural worlds and how it shaped her art.
Meanwhile, downtown Detroit is getting into the holiday spirit with its annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony. The event features performances by multiplatinum country artist BRELAND, pop singer Natalie Jane, Olympic-level ice skaters Polina Edmunds, Emmanuel Savary, Khloe Felton, and local skating talents. Visitors can enjoy giveaways, holiday shopping, and a stunning display of twinkling lights.
On November 21, Campus Martius Park will host the grand opening of The Rink at Campus Martius Park. Admission is free, but organizers encourage guests to bring new gloves to benefit Mittens for Detroit, a local nonprofit that helps keep local children and adults warm this winter.
George Harrison fans can rejoice as The Schvitz Health Club is celebrating the legendary musician's life with a screening of his iconic Concert for Bangladesh film, followed by a live performance featuring Detroit musicians. Proceeds will support Thrive, a non-profit organization supporting meal programs in Bangladesh and the Philippines.
Last but not least, Insane Clown Posse fans are invited to attend the duo's 32nd annual Hallowicked show at Detroit's Masonic Temple on Halloween. The event promises an unforgettable lineup of music and entertainment.
On November 20, the Detroit Historical Museum will open its multi-media exhibition on a century of Motor City hockey, featuring rarely seen artifacts, legendary player uniforms, and iconic moments from the Red Wings' history. The massive exhibition spans three galleries and also includes other pro hockey teams in the city.
In related news, the Detroit Institute of Arts is hosting a lecture by Pueblo and Anishinaabe artist Kathleen Wall on Indigenous art. Wall will reflect on growing up between two distinct cultural worlds and how it shaped her art.
Meanwhile, downtown Detroit is getting into the holiday spirit with its annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony. The event features performances by multiplatinum country artist BRELAND, pop singer Natalie Jane, Olympic-level ice skaters Polina Edmunds, Emmanuel Savary, Khloe Felton, and local skating talents. Visitors can enjoy giveaways, holiday shopping, and a stunning display of twinkling lights.
On November 21, Campus Martius Park will host the grand opening of The Rink at Campus Martius Park. Admission is free, but organizers encourage guests to bring new gloves to benefit Mittens for Detroit, a local nonprofit that helps keep local children and adults warm this winter.
George Harrison fans can rejoice as The Schvitz Health Club is celebrating the legendary musician's life with a screening of his iconic Concert for Bangladesh film, followed by a live performance featuring Detroit musicians. Proceeds will support Thrive, a non-profit organization supporting meal programs in Bangladesh and the Philippines.
Last but not least, Insane Clown Posse fans are invited to attend the duo's 32nd annual Hallowicked show at Detroit's Masonic Temple on Halloween. The event promises an unforgettable lineup of music and entertainment.
i'm so stoked about all these awesome events happening! the detroit historical museum's hockey exhibit sounds like a dream come true for any sports fan, and kathleen wall's lecture on indigenous art can't wait to learn more about her cultural background 
. and of course who doesn't love christmas in detroit 
? the tree lighting ceremony is always such a magical event, and i love that they're supporting mittens for detroit this year 
. but honestly, my favorite part of the week has gotta be the George harrison tribute at the schvitz health club - concert for bangladesh is such an iconic film, can't wait to see it on screen 
. and lastly, who's excited for insane clown posse's hallowicked show? 
️ But, gotta say, I'm a bit curious about the exhibition at the Detroit Historical Museum. Like, how much of it is gonna be super nostalgic, you know? And what's the deal with the other pro teams getting in on the action? Is it all about promoting local pride or just trying to cash in on the Wings' legacy? 
. and can we talk about kathleen wall's lecture on indigenous art? it's so important for us to learn from and appreciate each other's cultures 
. downtown detroit is getting all festive too 
, christmas tree lighting ceremony sounds like so much fun! 
️ i'm also hyped about The Rink at Campus Martius Park, free admission but gloves for mittens is such a great cause 
. george harrison fans rejoice, Concert for Bangladesh is like, the ultimate tribute 
. and insane clown posse fans better get ready for Hallowicked, it's gonna be lit 
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. Plus, Insane Clown Posse's Hallowicked show sounds like an absolute blast! I'm all about supporting local artists and organizations too - it's great to see Mittens for Detroit getting the recognition they deserve 
, and I'm loving that it's featuring other pro hockey teams too. And can we talk about Kathleen Wall's lecture on Indigenous art? It's so cool that the Detroit Institute of Arts is hosting her - I'm definitely checking that out 
I'm not a hockey fan or anything, but three galleries dedicated to it? That's just too much for me. And what's up with the Detroit Historical Museum showing off Red Wings' stuff? Can't we learn from other sports teams in the city instead of just focusing on one team?
, and supporting Thrive is awesome too! And lastly, Insane Clown Posse's Hallowicked show is gonna be a wild ride 
According to Zillow, the median home value is around $140k. That's like a steal compared to other major cities! 
It's been consistently increasing with over 100 new residents moving in every single day! 
The exhibition is going to be so cool, I can already imagine all the retro jerseys and equipment on display! 
- Theodore Roosevelt
It'll be great to hear Wall's perspective on growing up between two worlds and how it influenced her art.
But it's also cool to see some Indigenous representation at the DIA, especially since Kathleen Wall is sharing her story on how growing up between cultures shaped her art 
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I mean, can't we just chill for once? A hockey exhibition and a lecture about Indigenous art sounds like a total snooze-fest to me... who gets excited about old hockey jerseys or growing up between two cultures? And don't even get me started on the Christmas tree lighting ceremony – all that twinkling lights is just going to give me a headache. Can we please just have a chill, low-key holiday season for once?
, and of course who could resist those twinkling lights? 
i'm also really excited to learn more about indigenous art and culture at the detroit institute of arts, especially with kathleen wall as the speaker 
meanwhile, downtown detroit is getting all festive and cozy for christmas - that tree lighting ceremony sounds like an amazing way to kick off the holiday season