Detroit is buzzing with energy and unforgettable events this week, so if you are in the city or planning a visit, there is something for every one of you listeners.

Today marks the last day of Youmacon, Detroit’s legendary four-day anime, cosplay, and gaming convention that transforms Huntington Place and the entire downtown area into a pop culture fantasy. Immerse yourself among fans, snap photos with cosplayers, explore the main marketplace, and enjoy celebrity guest panels, live music, and interactive gaming experiences. This vibrant event is fun for all ages and runs until 4 p.m. tonight, so don't miss your chance to be part of Michigan’s biggest anime celebration. According to Pure Michigan, this is Youmacon’s 20th year lighting up the city.

Also happening today, head over to Valade Park on the Detroit Riverfront for Celebrate Día de los Muertos. This family-friendly festival honors the Day of the Dead with live entertainment, food vendors, kids’ crafts, and a community ofrenda where you can leave a message for a loved one. Listen for live music and story time for the children, and admire the colorful altars—admission is free, and activities run throughout the afternoon. The Detroit Riverfront Conservancy notes the community ofrenda is open for visits from dawn to dusk if you want a quieter moment.

Music lovers and families have a treat at the Detroit Opera House, where Back to the Future: The Musical gives you a stage adaptation of the beloved film. Sing along to hits like The Power of Love while enjoying stunning stagecraft and a nostalgic ride through time.

For sports fans, Ford Field hosts a Detroit Lions home game against the Minnesota Vikings at 1 p.m. today. Feel the roar of the crowd and the thrill of live NFL action as the Pride defends its home turf. Tickets are available through SeatGeek, but you’ll want to grab yours quickly.

There’s more to look forward to the rest of this week. Hockey fans will not want to miss the Hockeytown Centennial FanFest running November 6 through 9 at MotorCity Casino Hotel celebrating 100 years of Red Wings history. Meet 50-plus Red Wings legends, browse memorabilia, enjoy autograph sessions and interactive fun for the whole family, as reported by Awesome Mitten.

Looking ahead to November 12, the Downtown Detroit Markets return to Cadillac Square, filling the heart of the city with festive booths, local makers, and holiday cheer stretching through early January. According to Awesome Mitten, it is the perfect spot to shop for handmade gifts, taste seasonal treats, and soak up the city’s winter wonderland atmosphere.

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