Detroit listeners, your August weekend is set to sizzle with unforgettable events and vibrant energy across the city. Whether you’re craving mouthwatering flavors, soul-shaking music, stunning riverfront views, or rare architectural adventures, Detroit has something for everyone ready to make the most of these summer days.One of the most anticipated happenings is Detroit’s Annual Ribs and R and B Music Festival at Hart Plaza, running now through Sunday. This event brings the best BBQ grill masters from around the nation—think lamb chops, fish, shrimp, and world-famous ribs. There are over 100 vendors and two music stages, with continuous entertainment from 11:30 in the morning until 11:30 at night. Friday’s entry is free until four in the afternoon, and all weekend, kids under twelve are free. According to the event listing from Washington Entertainment, you’ll find savory food, shopping, and pure celebration along the riverfront.Another can’t-miss experience is the Sail Detroit 2025 Festival with Tall Ships, spanning the Port Detroit area at 130 Atwater Street through Sunday. Picture majestic tall ships from across the lakes, docked between Hart Plaza and the Renaissance Center. The festivities include ship tours and riverfront activities. Sail Detroit reports that tickets are moving quickly, so those interested should plan ahead for this family-friendly event.If you’re looking for a unique taste of sports nostalgia, head to Greenfield Village where the World Tournament of Historic Base Ball is underway. Watch teams play by the rules of 1867—original gloves and all—in Walnut Grove, Saturday and Sunday, as described by Detroit PBS and Greenfield Village’s schedule.Live music fans are spoiled for choice this weekend. The Fillmore is hosting The Fray’s twentieth anniversary How to Save a Life tour Friday night, while at Little Caesars Arena, Katy Perry’s Lifetimes Tour is lighting up the stage. Meanwhile, Grammy-winning legends Earth Wind and Fire perform at the Fox Theatre, bringing decades of hits to Grand Circus Park’s doorstep, as outlined by Detroit People Mover’s August events listing.Curious about Detroit’s architectural gems? The Pure Detroit Skyscraper Tour takes you through Campus Martius Park on Saturday morning, starting at 11. You’ll explore the iconic Buhl, Guardian, and Penobscot Buildings with expert local guides and learn what makes Detroit’s skyline truly world-class, according to Pure Detroit’s event announcement.For families, Movie Nights in the D offers a free outdoor screening of The Emperor’s New Groove at Cadillac Center this Friday evening. Bring blankets, settle in under the stars, and enjoy a downtown Detroit tradition.And don’t forget the Motor City Greek Weekend Cookout Sunday at Roosevelt Park in front of Michigan Central Station, featuring food trucks, vendors, and community spirit.Thank you for tuning in and spending your week with us in Detroit. Don’t miss a moment—subscribe to stay up to date on the very best of the Motor City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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