STATE EVENTS for MAY 2011

Editor:  Diane Klakulak, justme1@ameritech.net

 

MOTOR CITY CASINO HOTEL – 2901 Grand River Avenue, Detroit, www.motorcitycasino.com; 313-237-7711; Ticketmaster, 800-745-3000

 

May 6            Billy Ocean

May 20          Bill Cosby

May 22          Eric Benet

May 27          Arabian Nights starring Najwa Karam and Melhem Barakat

 

CONCERTS AT CAESARS WINDSOR – 377 Riverside Drive, Windsor; 800-991-7777

 

May 6            Darius Rucker

May 14          George Lopez

May 15          Chicago:  The Band

May 22          Bruno Mars and Janelle Monae

June 4            Martina McBride

 

DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

www.dso.org or 313-576-5111

 

May 1            Disney in Concert

May 4            ABBA:  The Concert

May 6-7         Leila Josefowicz, violin virtuoso

May 8            Civic Experience

May 14          Honda Power of Dreams String Music Project

May 14-15      Bolero!

May 19-22      All-Beethoven

May 20          Bill Charlap & Renee Rosnes

May 26-27      Tchaikovsky’s First Concerto

June 3            Pops!  Hollywood Blockbusters!

 

GIBRALTAR TRADE CENTER

Mt. Clemens:  586-465-6440; Taylor:   734-287-2000 www.gibraltartrade.com

 

May 6-8         The Weekend Public Market; Taylor

May 7            Building Materials Auction; Mt. Clemens

May 13          Friday Bike Night Starts! Mt. Clemens

May 13-15      The Weekend Public Market; Mt. Clemens

May 13-15      Sports Card Show; Taylor

May 20-22      Weekend Public Market; Mt. Clemens

May 20-22      Gun & Knife Show; Taylor

May 21          Cage Fight; Mt. Clemens

May 27-29      Gun & Knife Show / Sports Card Show; Mt. Clemens

May 27-29      Weekend Public Market; Taylor

May 27-31      Macomb Fair; Mt. Clemens

 

CAR and MOTORCYLE SHOWSmore car shows:

Cruisin’ MI:  www.sourcenewspapers.com; www.cemeclub.org

 

May 1            Warren:  Bearing Burners Car Show & Swap Meet; GM Tech Center; bbaccarshow09@aol.com

May 14          Dearborn Heights:  Car & Bike Show; 9 am; $10/car pre-registration fee, $15/door; $200 prize; Crestwood High School, 1501 N. Beech Daly; glickey@csdm.k12.mi.us, 313-274-3715; registration form at www.cruisnews.com   

May 15          Centerline:  Mopar Muscle’s Car Show & Swap Meet; Centerline Parts Depot, 26311 Lawrence; 248-975-NOMM

May 28-29      Rochester:  Heritage Rod & Custom Car Festival; Rochester Municipal Park; www.cemaclub.org

 

DETROIT TIGERS – tigers.com or 313-471-BALL

 

4/29 – 5/1       at Cleveland Indians

May 2-5         vs. New York Yankees

May 6-9         at Toronto Blue Jays

May 10-11      at Minnesota Twins

May 13-15      vs. Kansas City Royals

May 15-17      vs. Toronto Blue Jays

May 18-19      at Boston Red Sox

May 20-22      at Pittsburgh Pirates

May 23-25      vs. Tampa Bay Rays

May 25-29      vs. Boston Red Sox

5/30 – 6/1       vs. Minnesota Twins

 

DTE ENERGY MUSIC THEATRE – Clarkston; T.M.

May 25          The Doobie Brothers

May 27          Eddie Money

 

MEADOW BROOK MUSIC FESTIVAL – Rochester Hills; T.M.

 

May 28       Cirque D’Or; 3 pm and 7:30 pm

 

THE DETROIT ZOO – www.detroitzoo.org

 

May 8            Mother’s Day Breakfast; 8-10 am

May 14          Detroit Zoo Arthritis Walk; 8:30 am; free registration includes all-day admission to the Zoo; www.letsmovetogether.org  or 800-968-3030

May 14-15      Meet Your Best Friend Pet Adoption; 10-5; no charge for admission or parking

 

Happenings Around Town:

Ticketmaster: 800-745-3000 or  www.ticketmaster.com

Joe Louis Arena:  313-983-6606

Fox Theatre:  313-471-6611             www.olympiaentertainment.com

Cobo Arena:  313-983-6616

The Palace:  248-377-0100; www.palacenet.com

The Silverdome:  248-338-7000, www.silverdometickets.com

Max M. Fisher Music Center: 313-576-5111; www.detroitsymphony.com

Masonic Temple:  313-832-2232; www.masonicdetroit.com

Detroit Opera House: 313-237-SING; www.motopera.org

 

April 28 -        International Women’s Show; Suburban

May 1            Collection Showplace, Novi; 248-348-5600

May 1            A Tribute to Mom by the Grosse Pointe Symphony Orchestra; 7 pm; Parcells Middle School Auditorium, 20600 Mack Ave; www.gpsymphony.org, 313-432-4600

May 1            Warren Concert Band & Warren Community Chorus Spring Favorites Concert; 3 pm; $8/adults, students 13 & under free; Warren Woods Community Theatre, 13400 Twelve Mile, Warren; 586-709-8192

May 1            NAACP Freedom Fund Dinner; Cobo Center; www.detroitnaacp.org; 313-871-2087

May 3            Sterling Heights Computer Club meeting; 7:30 pm; John Lew Community Center (Bldg K0, Macomb Community College South Campus, Warren; for details: www.SterlingHeightsComputerClub.org

May 4            Neil Young; Fox Theatre; T.M.

May 4            Champions Banquet; 6 pm; dinner, awards, entertainment; $35; Blossom Heath Inn, 24800 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores; 586-772-2537, 586-255-6526

May 5            Whose Live Anyway? Ford Community & Performing Arts Center, Dearborn; 313-943-2350, www.dearbornfordcenter.com

May 5-7         Scrapbook Show; Suburban Collection Showplace, Novi; 248-348-5600, www.suburbancollectionshowplace.com

May 6            Bobby Bare Jr.; Small’s, Hamtramck; T.M.

May 6-8         Plymouth Green Street Fair; 734-259-2983

May 4            MMA Extreme Cage Fight War; The Palace; T.M.

May 6            Adult Euchre Tournament; 6:30; $10/buy-in; St. Peter Catholic Church, 95 Market, Mount Clemens; to register: 586-216-1538

May 7            Prairie Home Companion; Fox Theatre; T.M.

May 7            Rummage Sale; 9-4; Our Lady of Hope Parish & St. Gertrude Senior Club; 28839 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores; 586-296-1907

May 7            Rummage Sale; 8-2; $1 early bird 8-9; First United Methodist Church, 5055 Chicago, Warren; 586-264-4701

May 7            Flores De Mayo; 6:30 pm; St. Rene Goupil Church; to register:  313-690-3009

May 8            Alexander Zonjic & Friends; Aniamo Celebrity Showroom, Warren; T.M.

May 11-25      Warren Community Center Student Art Show; west of Mound, south of 14 Mile; www.wcskids.net

May 13          Mark Randisi:  Salute to Sinatra; Andiamo Celebrity Showroom, Warren; T.M.

May 13-15      Motor City Comic Convention; Suburban Collection Showplace, Novi; 248-348-5600, www.suburbancollectionshowplace.com

May 13-15      Green Living Festival; Jobs Gone Green career event college students & graduates on May 12 from 3:30-6:30 at Connections Café tent; downtown Rochester; 248-204-3140 or ltuocs@ltu.edu

May 14          The Isley Brothers and Glady Knight; Fox Theatre; T.M.

May 14          Treasure Hunters Market; 8 am – 3 pm; Dodge Park, Sterling Heights; 586-446-2700,

                     www.sterling-heights.net

May 14          Maurice Salad Lunch; 11-2; with quilters, knitters & crafter booths; Mt. Clemens United Methodist Church; 57 Southbound Gratiot; $8

May 14          Romeo Victorian Festival; 586-752-4111

May 14-15      Radio Control Club of Detroit 6th Annual Watts Over Wetzel all electric fly-in; Wetzel State Park; info: Mike, 586-295-3053, wattsoverwetzel@gmail.com, www.rccd.org/WOW.html

May 14          Fashion Show and Luncheon; 11 am; $45, $20/ages 12 & younger; St. George Cultural Center, 2160 E. Maple, Troy; tickets: 313-885-7283, 586-774-4044

May 14-15      Lake Orion Flower Fair & Home and Garden Marketplace; 248-693-9742, www.downtownlakeorion.org

May 14-22      Rigoletto; Detroit Opera House; 313-237-7464, www.motopera.org

May 15          Usher wsg Akon; The Palace; T.M.

May 14          La Fille Mal Gardee (dance film); Detroit Opera House; www.motopera.org , 313-237-7464

May 14          Dearborn Community Chorus Spring Concert; Ford Community & Performing Arts Center, Dearborn; 313-943-2190, www.dearborntheater.com

May 17-20      Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band; The Palace; T.M.

May 18          Trans-Siberian Orchestra; Dow Event Center, Saginaw; T.M.

May 19-20      Martin Lawrence; Fox Theatre; T.M.

May 20          Dearborn Youth Symphony side-by-side with The Dearborn Symphony Orechestra; Ford Community & Performing Arts Center; 313-943-2354 ext. 28; dearbornyouthsymphony@gmail.com

May 21          Young Jeezy; Fox Theatre; T.M.

May 21          Vanguard Premieres Concert; Ford Community & Performing Arts Center, Dearborn; www.dearborntheater.com , 313-943-2190

May 21-22      Antiques & Appraisal Market; Suburban Collection Showplace, Novi; 248-348-5600, www.suburbancollectionshowplace.com

May 26-30      Hazel Park Memorial Festival; 248-547-5535

May 27-30      St. Mary’s Polish Country Fair; Orchard Lake; 248-706-6775

May 28          Movement:  Electronic Music Festival; Hart Plaza; T.M. (linked to partner site)

May 28          Faith Evans; Detroit Opera House; www.motopera.org, 313-237-7464

May 28          Diesel Passenger Train Excursion from Owosso to the Alma Highland Festival; $40/adults, $20/children; or one-hour train rides in Alma, $15/adults, $10/kids; 989-399-7589, www.michigansteamtrain.com

May 29          Faith Evans, Jagged Edge, Donnell Jones; Detroit Opera House; T.M.

 

THEATRE CALENDAR:

Ticketmaster:  www.ticketmaster.com

Fisher Theatre:  313-872-1000; www.broadwayindetroit.com

Gem & Century Theatre:  313-963-9800, www.gemtheatre.com

Meadow Brook:  248-377-3300; www.mbtheatre.com

Hillberry Theatre:  313-577-2972, www.hilberry.com

Stagecrafters Baldwin Theatre:  248-541-6430, www.stagecrafters.org

 

Stratford Shakespeare Festival; 1-800-567-1600, www.stratfordshakespearefestival.com

thru May 7      Run for Your Wife; comedy; dinner-show

& May 20       by the Sterling Heights Lions Club & Rodgerland Productions; 6:30; $25 includes dinner, show, tax, tip; Lions Club, 12828 Canal; 586-776-9844

thru May 13    The Cider House Rules, Part 2; Hilberry

                     Theatre, 4743 Cass, Detroit; 313-577-2972, www.hilberry.com

thru May 14    A Musical Salute to Vaudeville and Burlesque; Broadway Onstage, 21517 Kelly, Eastpointe; broadwayonstage.com or 586-771-6333

thru May 14    Grey Gardens; Stagecrafters The Baldwin

                     Theatre, Second Stage; Royal Oak; 248-541-6430

thru May 15    Shout!  The Mod Musical; Meadow Brook

                     Theatre; 248-377-3300; www.mbtheatre.com

thru May 16    Breaking Up is Hard to Do; Meadow Brook

                     Theatre; 248-377-3300; www.mbtheatre.com

Thru May 21   The Dixie Swim Club play by Rosedale Community Players; 8 pm Fridays & Saturdays; $14; Peace Lutheran Church, 17029 W. 13 Mile, Southfield; tickets, 313-532-4010, www.rosedalecommunityplayers.com

thru May 26    Ferndale 2-4-8; Thursdays & Fridays at 8 pm; Go Comedy, 261 Nine Mile; $10 & $15; 248-327-0575, www.go-comedy.net

thru June 26   Ernie – A Play by Mitch Albom about Ernie Harwell; The City Theatre, 2301 Woodward, Detroit; 313-471-3464; T.M.

May 4-22        Bad Dates; Andiamo Novi Theatre, 42705 Grand River; andiamonovitheatre.com, 248-348-4448

May 20 -        Into the Woods; Avon Players Playhouse,

June 4            1185 Washington, Rochester Hills; 248-608-9077, www.avonplayers.org

May 20 -        Hairspray; Stagecrafters The Baldwin

June 12          Theatre, Royal Oak; 248-541-6430

May 25 -        The Last 5 Years; Andiamo Novi Theatre,

June 1            42705 Grand River; 248-348-4448, www.andiamonovitheatre.com

 

MACOMB CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS - Macomb Community College,

44575 Garfield, Clinton Twp; 586-286-2222, www.MacombCenter.com

  

May 2         Macomb Children’s Chorus Spring Concert

May 6         Snow White by Macomb Ballet Company

May 12       Macomb College Jazz Band Spring Concert

May 13       The Beatles Revisited with the Macomb Symphony Orchestra

 

LORENZO CULTURAL CENTER at Macomb Community College

44575 Garfield Road. Clinton Township; 586-445-7348

 

The 1950s:  Affluence and Anxiety in the Atomic Age

 

May 4         Rosa Parks:  Next Generation Civic Literacy

May 5         Speaker Series:  The Russians Are Coming!  Eisenhower and the Cold War; $15, $20/meet & greet;

                  586-286-2222

May 7         A Tribute to Service

 

MARK RIDLEY’S COMEDY CASTLE -

269 E. Fourth, Royal Oak, 248-542-9900, www.comedycastle.com

 

May 5-7         Kathleen Madigan with Jason Dudey

May 12-14      John Pinette with Darryl Earl

May 19-21      Harland Williams with Kevin McPeek

May 26-28      Erik Allen with Tommy Rayman

 

SOARING EAGLE CASINO & RESORT – Mt. Pleasant; 800-585-3737, www.soaringeaglecasino.com

 

May 7         Tejano & Conjunto Explosion!

May 27       Weird Al

June 3         Phil Dirt and The Dozers

June 4         Eddie Money and Survivor

June 19       Tim Allen

June 24       Wilson Phillips and John Waite

 

 

DOWNTOWN MOUNT CLEMENS – 586-469-4168 or www.downtownmountclemens.com

 

May 1         Children’s Etiquette Class & Cookie Tea; Crocker House Museum; 248-465-2488

May 1         Lakeside Palette Club Annual Exhibit

May 1         Ice Show; Ice Arena, 200 N. Groesbeck; 586-307-8202

May 1-22     Lakeside Palette Club’s Spring Exhibit; Anton Art Center; www.lakesidepaletteclub.org

5/1 – 6/5     Steel Magnolias; The Box Theatre

5/1 – 6/10    Cabinet Exhibit; Anton Art Center; 248-469-8666, www.theartcenter.org

May 6         Art & Craft Show

May 7         Summer Fun Saturdays; Farmer’s Market Flower Days

May 7         Kiwanis Bike Rodeo; Macomb Place & Main Street


HEALTH EVENTS:

 

April 28-29      Health & Fitness Expo; ConCorde Inn, 44315 Gratiot, Clinton Twp; part of the:

April 30          Let’s Move! Festival of Races; half-marathon, 5K run/walk; 1 mile river walk; www.letsmovefestival.com

May 3            Hot Topics in Women’s Health; free; 6:30-8; Grosse Pointe War Memorial, 32 Lakeshore, Grosse Point Farms; to register www.henryford.com/hottopics  or 800-436-7936

May 4            Learn CPR; free; 6:30-9:30; St. Jane Frances de Chantel, 38750 Ryan, Sterling Heights; to register,

                     586-977-8080

May 9            Your Guide to a Good Night’s Sleep; 6:30-8; Shelby Macomb Medical Mall; to register, 800-532-2411

May 12          Home Safety for Seniors; 1:30-2:30; Henry Ford Macomb Clinton Twp Campus; to register, 800-532-2411

May 12-14      United Health Org’s Project Healthy Living free and low-cost health screenings; Macomb Mall, Roseville; 313-531-9108 or www.projecthealthyliving.net

May 16          Peripheral Neuropathy Support Group; 6-7:30; Henry Ford Macomb Clinton Twp Campus; to register, 800-532-2411

May 21          Health & Wellness Fair; 9-noon; Philippine Center;

 

OUTDOOR HAPPENINGS:

 

May 1         Herbs in Containers Workshop; 1 pm; Telly’s Greenhouse, 4343 24 Mile, Shelby Twp; 248-659-8555, www.tellys.com

May 7         Farmington Hills:  Drop off hazardous household items; 9-2; Oakland Community College Orchard Ridge Campus, 27055 Orchard Lake; www.rrrasoc.org , 248-208-2270

May 7         Electronics Recycling Day; 9 -2; Dept. of Public Works, 7200 18 Mile, Sterling Heights; 586-446-2440

 

QUOTE

 

People show their character by what they laugh at. – German proverb

He who never leaves his country is full of prejudices. – Carol Goldoni, Italian playwright

 

ROYAL OAK MUSIC THEATRE – 318 W. Fourth; www.royaloakmusichtheatre.com ; 248-399-2980

 

May 7         Matt Dusk

May 13       The Deadliest Catch:  A Night with Captain Sig & The Hillstrand Bros.

May 14       John Oliver

May 18       Cake

May 19       Gilda’s Big Night Out:  Bands, Boots & BBQ

May 23       Adele

May 26       Robin Tower

June 4         Robyn (rescheduled from 2/9)

 

EAGLE THEATERPontiac; on TicketWeb

 

May 11    Family Force 5 Presents:  Tourantula!

May 15    Dredge with The Dear Hunter, etc.

May 21    Raekwon with The Definition, etc.

May 25    Man Man

 

SHELTER www.LiveNation.com

 

May 1         Devin the Dude

May 17       Aiden – The Horror Nights Tour

May 30       Front Line Assembly wsg Die Krupps

 

FUNDRAISERS

 

May 1            Vendor Sale & Cookie Walk fundraiser; noon-3; $1 admission; $4/lb cookies; Harrison Township Public Library, 38151 L’Anse Creuse; 586-329-1261

May 1            Sterling Heights Lioness Club Spring Tea, murder-mystery; to benefit Seedlings, Pinrickton Center for Blind Children; 2-4 pm; $30; Carpathia Club, 38000 Utica; 586-557-1299

May 2            Fools for Kids to benefit Care House, an agency that treats physically & sexually abused children; 5-11 pm; music, food, live auction, raffles; $60; Palazzo Grande, Shelby Twp; tickets: 586-463-0123, contact@mccarehouse.org

May 4            All-You-Can-Eat Pasta Dinner to benefit Cousino High School Band Boosters; 5-8; $13/meal and concert; $5/concert only; in the cafeteria, Hoover south of 13 Mile; 586-698-4605

May 7            Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Youth Leadership hosts Kentucky Derby fundraiser; 4 pm; $40 for two drinks, Southern appetizers; Black Finn Pub, 530 S. Main, Royal Oak; 248-936-1281 or www.facebook.com/jdrfdetroit

May 7            Flint Arthritis Walk; 10 am; UM-Flint Campus; www.letsmovetogether.org  or 800-968-3030

May 7            Walk MS; Detroit; www.walkMSmi.org , 1-800-FIGHT-MS

May 14          Detroit Zoo Arthritis Walk; 8:30 am; free registration includes all-day admission to the Zoo; www.letsmovetogether.org  or 800-968-3030

May 14          NOVA and Mixed Company Troupe present:  Lines A’la Carte; 5:30 pm; $35 for three one-act plays and a buffet dinner; Deer Lake Athletic Club, 6167 White Lake, Clarkson; tickets: 248-814-8549

May 14          Golf Outing for the Lions Bear Lake Camp; Metamora Golf & Country Club; Dennis, 586-786-0683

May 14          Road Rally hosted by The Eastpointe Lioness Club; starting from Ellis Richards Motors; register:  Shirley at 586-772-7266

May 15          Race For Your Memories to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association; 7:30 registration; 8:30 event; 5K / 10K Run and 5/K walk; $30/walkers, $35/runners; 248-351-0280, www.raceforyourmemories.kintera.org

May 15          The Great American Basset Waddle to benefit the rescue group; 10 am – 4 pm; Canterbury Village, 2369 Joslyn, Lake Orion; www.michiganbassetrescue.org

May 15          Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser to help Kaden Strek, age 8, go to China to receive a special medical procedure not available in the USA; 1:30-7; $10/adults, $8/kids; Johnny B Good’s Sports Bard, 26230 Groesbeck, Warren; www.helpkaden.org

May 15          Salon & Spa Dolcevita fundraiser for Team Breast Wishes for Susan G. Komen 3-Day; 4-9 pm; appetizers, beverages, spa demos, etc; $20; 46162 Van Dyke, Utica; www.salonandspadolcevita.com or 586-323-0855

May 21          20th Annual Komen Detroit Race For The Cure; to make a donation:

                     www.active.com/donate/detroitRFTC11/RTadey

May 22          Card Party; 1 pm; $7; to benefit “Respect for Life”; St. Donald Church Hall; 16330 12 Mile, Roseville; 586-756-7186

 

MAGIC BAG – 22920 Woodward, Ferndale; 248-544-3030, www.themagicbag.com

 

May 6      Citizen Zero with Infatuations, etc.

May 9      Bad Manners

May 12    Sam Bradley wsg Holly Conlan

May 13    Domestic Problems wsg Crashing Cairo

May 19    Ben Sollee wsg Sean Rowe

May 20    Who’s Bad:  Michael Jackson Tribute

 

FILLMORE – 2115 Woodward; Detroit; 313-961-5450, T.M., www.livenation.com

 

May 1      Deftones with Dillinger Escape Plan

May 6      Jagermeister Country Tour with Dierks Bentley

May 13    The Flaming Lips

May 17    Cage The Elephant & Manchestra Orchestra

May 20    WRIF Rock Girl Finals with Stone Sour

May 26    Arctic Monkeys

May 27    Rusko and Z-Trip

 

HARPOSDetroit, Ticketmaster

 

May 6      Saliva

May 7      Cavalera Conspiracy

May 7      Destruction – CANCELLED

May 9      Combichrist

May 20    Trapt

May 21    Devil Driver

 

EMERALD THEATREMt. Clemens; T.M.

 

May 7      (Hed) P.E.

May 12    Port Huron’s Most Wanted

May 14    The Glen Meadows Band

May 19    Alien Feedback

 

HAYLOFTMt. Clemens; T.M.

 

May 6      Drive By

May 7      Jocaine

May 21    Mitten May-Hem

May 25    Adler’s Appetite

 

SAINT ANDREWS HALLwww.livenation.com

 

May 7      Brooke Fraser

May 15    Twilight Singers with Margot & The Nuclear So and So’s

May 18    Sleigh Bells / CSS

May 19    Sick Puppies

May 21    Hollywood Undead, 10 Years, Drive A & More

May 24    Black Label Society presents By Mistress Juliya

May 25    LG Ones to Watch presents Neon Trees

May 26    Blackfield

May 29    Brett Dennen:  2011 Loverboy Tour

 

CLUTCH CARGO’S – Ticketmaster

 

May 3         Breathe Carolina; iLounge

May 16       Seether

May 26       Arctic Monkeys

 

BLONDIESTicketmaster

 

May 1      Laugh with Your Mouthful

May 20    Sepultura

 

THE MAGIC STICK – 4120 Woodward, Detroit; 313-833-9700, www.majesticdetroit.com

 

May 2         Lord Huron

May 3         The Kills; Majestic Theatre

May 4         Surfer Blood with And You Will Know Us By The Trail of Dead

May 5         LA Dispute

May 8         Face to Face; Majestic Theatre

May 8         The Foreign Exchange

May 10       Reb Yosil : Kosher Gravy Co.

May 12       Wanda Jackson

May 13       Tsol

May 16       Ofwgkta

May 17       Donald Glover + Childish Gambino

May 18       Guitar Wolf

May 19       Eternal Summers with The Beets

May 20       His Name is Alive

May 21       Crystal Stilts

May 22       The Spits

May 23       Hot Water Music

May 24       Two Cow Garage

May 26       Cerebral Ballzy

May 30       Michal Menert

 

PIKE ROOM @ THE CROFOOT – 1 South Saginaw, Pontiac; 248-858-9333;

Ticketmaster or with link to partner site Ticket Web

 

May 1         Someday Came Suddenly

May 2         The Air I Breathe with Ten After Two

May 6         David Vandervelde featuring the High Strung

May 8         Aria Aesthetic with Rival Summers; Crofoot Ballroom

May 8         John Vanderslice with Damien Jurado

May 10       Here We Go Magic

May 11       Tune Yards with Buke & Gass

May 13       Tribal Seeds with Through the Roots

May 14       Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings; Crofoot Ballroom

May 15       Jack Kennedy & Joe Reynolds

May 19       Timber Timbre

May 20       Swing the Coast; Crofoot Ballroom

May 20       The Donkeys

May 21       Farewell Continental & Gold Motel

May 22       Autumn Rhapsody

May 25       Silverstein & Bayside; Crofoot Ballroom

May 26       Amor De Dias featuring Damon & Naomi

May 29       Peace Be Still

May 29       Indie Acoustic Night with Native America; The Vernors Room

 

HAPPENINGS AROUND THE STATE . . . www.michiganfun.com

 

May 6-7        Jackson                 Storyfest; 517-499-2290

May 6-8        Mesick                  Mushroom Festival; 231-885-2679

May 7           Grand Ledge          Victorian Day; 517-627-5170

May 7-8        Goodrich                M-15 Heritage Route Garage/Rummage Sale; 810-636-2570

May 7-14      Holland                  Tulip Time Festival; 800-822-2770

May 8           Centreville              Antique Markets open for the summer; 715-526-9769

May 13-15    Baldwin                 Blessing of the Bikes Marketplace; 231-745-4331

May 13-15    Boyne City             National Morel Mushroom Festival; 231-582-6222

May 13-15    Durand                  Railroad Days; 989-288-4080

May 14         Milan                     Discover Milan Day; 734-439-1223

May 14-15    Marshall                Turkeyville Arts & Crafts Show; 800-228-4315

May 14-15    Tecumseh              Promenade Historic Home Tour; 517-424-6003

May 14-15    Traverse City          Blossom Days; 231-223-4110

May 20-21    Frankenmuth          World Expo of Bear; 800-386-3378

May 21         Ann Arbor              Ann Arbor’s Scio Twp Jackson Road Cruise; 734-665-2123

May 21         Brooklyn                MIS Great Lakes Wine Fest; 800-354-1010

May 21-22    East Lansing          MSU Spring Arts & Crafts Show; 517-355-3354

May 24-30    Fruitport                 Old Fashioned Days; 231-865-6220

May 26-30    Belleville                Sumpter Country Fest; 734-461-6201

May 27-29    Remus                  Wheatland Traditional Arts Weekend; 989-967-8879

May 28         Eastport                Antrim County Petoskey Stone Festival; 231-533-8363

May 28-29    Alma                     Highland Festival & Games; 989-463-8979

May 28-29    Frankenmuth          River Place Dog Bowl; herding demos, dock dogs diving, etc; 800-600-0105, www.dogbowlfun.com

May 28-29    Gladwin                 Dick Berg Memorial Weekend Rodeo; 989-426-2311

May 28-29    Harrison                 12th Annual Memorial Day Weekend; 989-539-6011

May 28-30    Mackinaw City       Ft. Michilimackinac Historic Re-enactment Pageant; 231-436-5574

May 28-30    Mackinaw City       Memorial Weekend Celebration; 800-666-0160

 

 

 

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY! 

MAY 8, 2010