Detroit is bursting with energy and excitement this week, with something for every listener looking to make the most out of mid-November in the Motor City. Today, music lovers can catch the Dance Theatre of Harlem returning to the Detroit Opera House for a Sunday performance at 2:30 PM. Known for their iconic and dazzling contemporary ballet, this show is a must for fans of dance and the performing arts, and tickets are still available according to the Detroit Opera House.

For those in the mood for laughter and drama, check out the Detroit Murder Mystery: Death in the Shadows event at 5200 Woodward Ave on Sunday evening. This interactive evening invites guests to be part of the story, promising a thrilling night filled with unexpected twists, as detailed by Eventbrite.

If live music is more your vibe, head to The Majestic Theatre where the band Wednesday takes the stage tonight at 8:00 PM. Whether you’re a devoted indie fan or just want to discover something new, it’s bound to be an eclectic night out in Midtown, with tickets available through AXS.

Families and holiday enthusiasts will want to take a short trip to nearby Ferndale for Jingle and Mingle, running today from 11 AM to 5 PM. Downtown Ferndale transforms into a festive wonderland with a holiday market inspired by European Christmas markets, complete with handmade crafts, art, food, and free make-and-take ornament activities for kids and adults. Mint Artists Guild, featuring Detroit teen artists, offers unique gifts, while the event also supports local food pantries as noted by LittleGuide Detroit.

Looking ahead in Detroit, the Fox Theatre is hosting A Christmas Story: The Musical all weekend. This lively stage adaptation of the holiday classic is packed with catchy songs and big laughs, perfect for families or groups of friends who want to kick off the holiday season early. Oakland County Moms highlights this as one of the featured events of the week.

And while it doesn’t start until next weekend, mark your calendars for the Detroit Zoo’s Wild Lights, returning November 22 with stunning illuminated displays throughout the zoo, as reported by Detroit Free Press. Advance tickets are recommended.

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