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If you're in Detroit, Michigan this week, get ready for an exciting lineup of events that will keep you entertained right through the weekend. Today, October 17, the Health & Fitness Expo at Huntington Place is in full swing, offering a wealth of information and merchandise related to the Detroit Free Press Marathon. The expo is free and open to everyone, making it a great stop for fitness enthusiasts and marathon participants alike. You can explore the latest running gear and nutrition trends, and even catch engaging panels like the Finish Line Forum, which features stories from elite runners and offers insights into the upcoming races.Later tonight, for those interested in music, General 11, an alternative rock band, will be performing live at Ziggy's. Doors open at 7 PM, and it's an 18+ event, so make sure to add it to your night's plans.Looking ahead to the weekend, Halloween enthusiasts will love the Dearborn Haunted Trail, which offers a family-friendly experience from 6 to 7 PM on all three days. For those seeking a more thrilling experience, the "Witching Hour" takes place from 10 to 11 PM for adults 18 and over. Meanwhile, in Milford, Ghoulapalooza is happening on October 18, featuring live music, costume contests, and door prizes, all benefiting Uplift Milford.In downtown Detroit, Beacon Park will host "Cider in The City" on October 18, offering fresh donuts and cider, crafts, and a horse-drawn hayride. This is a free event, perfect for families and those looking for a festive fall atmosphere. On the same day, the Great Lakes Crossing Outlets will host "Malloween," where children in costume can trick-or-treat and enjoy family fun entertainment.For those interested in art, the Elmwood Cemetery will be illuminated on October 17 and 18, providing a unique and atmospheric tour through Detroit's historic cemetery.If you're looking for something more solemn, the TéMaTé Institute for Black Dance & Culture is hosting a two-day dance conference and performance, starting on October 18.Thank you for tuning in If you enjoyed this rundown of events in Detroit, be sure to subscribe for more updates and fun activities in the area. 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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