Detroit is bursting with energy this weekend and there is truly something fun lined up for every listener, whether you're an art lover, a music enthusiast, a comedy fan, or searching for family-friendly outings.

Kicking off the festivities, the Detroit Artists Market is hosting its annual Art for the Holidays exhibition, now open to all through December 20. Nearly one hundred local artists have filled the space at 4719 Woodward Avenue with a dazzling showcase of over 1,500 handmade works—from ceramics and textiles to paintings and jewelry. With doors open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, you can shop for one-of-a-kind gifts and even chat with the artists behind the creations, making it a vibrant and inspiring stop for your holiday shopping.

For those craving a dash of winter magic, Michigan Central Station transforms once again with "Winter at the Station." Daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., you can stroll through the historic landmark decked out in twinkling lights, seasonal displays, and interactive installations, offering an enchanting atmosphere perfect for families, couples, or anyone needing a dose of festive cheer.

Seeking live entertainment tonight? DeRay Davis, the acclaimed comedian known for his sharp wit and infectious energy, hits the stage at the Sound Board inside MotorCity Casino Hotel. Showtime is 8 p.m., so get ready for a night of laughter and quick-fire jokes, perfect for unwinding and kicking off your weekend.

If murder mysteries are your jam, join Detroit Murder Mystery: Death in the Shadows, an outdoor escape game set at 5200 Woodward Avenue. The challenge starts Saturday afternoon, where teams will solve clues and unravel a tale of intrigue weaving through Detroit’s streets. It’s an exhilarating, interactive adventure not to be missed for puzzle fans.

Music lovers are in for a treat too; the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Jader Bignamini, will bring the timeless works of Mozart and Beethoven to life at Symphony Hall Saturday at 8 p.m. Whether you’re a seasoned concertgoer or simply seeking an elegant night out, this performance promises both artistry and grandeur.

And don't forget about Detroit’s bustling nightlife! Magic Stick hosts the Only Fire dance and electronica show Saturday evening—a high-energy event for those 18 and up, promising beats and spectacle for clubbers and music aficionados.

From art markets filled with local talent to winter installations, high-voltage concerts, interactive mysteries, and standup comedy, Detroit’s calendar is packed with excitement this weekend and beyond.

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