Tune in for the best things to do in Detroit this weekend and the rest of the week. The Motor City is packed with events that will get you out and about, whether you are into classic cars, live music, festivals, or family fun.Right at the heart of Detroit’s action, it’s the highly anticipated Woodward Dream Cruise rolling back into town Saturday, August 16. This iconic event draws thousands of classic cars and muscle machines to Woodward Avenue. Expect a vibrant scene with cruising vehicles, restored beauties, and plenty of nostalgia. Royal Oak is hosting special events along the cruise route, so if you love chrome and horsepower—this is for you. Woodward Dream Cruise is always packed, so plan your viewing spot early. Details are available from the official event page and Oakland County Moms.It’s also a history-making weekend for music lovers as AfroFuture Detroit makes its U.S. debut. According to the festival’s official page, this is happening August 16 and 17 at Bedrock’s Douglass Site. Headliners like Asake, Davido, Kaytranada, Ludmilla, and Detroit’s own Tee Grizzley will ignite the stage, alongside art installations and a bustling market showcasing African and diasporic talent. Beyond the music, the festival promises immersive vibes with global food, blazing fashion, and incredible energy. Tickets are available as both single-day and weekend passes. AfroFuture is already well known across Africa and people are buzzing for its Detroit launch.For jazz enthusiasts, Michael Franks brings his smooth style to the Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts this Saturday, August 16. Franks is celebrated for his signature jazz vocals and songwriting, so if you’re in the mood for a laid-back musical night, this is a can’t-miss.If you’d rather kick back along the waterfront, Detroit Summer Soul Festival is happening all weekend at Hart Plaza. According to Metro Times, the event blends live soul music and comfort food—think fish fry, dancing, and a festive, family-reunion atmosphere. Admission before 2 p.m. is free, with a modest fee after, and the riverfront location means breezes, great views, and people watching.For those looking to sample something new, the Wyandotte Wine Crawl pours Michigan wines and craft seltzers in downtown Wyandotte Saturday August 16. Live music, games, food, and shopping make this perfect for both groups and dates, as highlighted by Detroit PBS.Also happening—Pop Out and Jit Showcase is lighting up the Northwest Activities Center on Friday night, August 15, with high-energy dance battles and performances tapping deep into Detroit’s world-famous dance culture.And finally, if you are up for a quick road trip, the Howell Melon Festival runs through Sunday, August 17, offering sweet treats, runs, and family activities in downtown Howell. Or float your way through the weekend at Rave n Float at Ann Arbor’s Argo Cascades.Thank you for tuning in and letting Detroit entertain you this week. Don’t forget to subscribe and catch all the latest on what’s happening around town. 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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