Detroit is overflowing with energy and excitement this weekend, offering listeners a dazzling mix of holiday fun, pop culture all-stars, art, music, and delicious treats. If you’re seeking things to do in the city from today through the weekend, you’re spoilt for choice.

Start your adventure at Michigan Central Station, where Winter at The Station transforms this historic venue into a shimmering winter wonderland. Running from today through late December, the event features curated holiday shopping, festive food stalls, live entertainment, and workshops. According to Hour Detroit and ClickOnDetroit, it's absolutely free to attend, making it perfect for families and anyone who loves Detroit’s local crafts and culture.

For pop culture aficionados, the Motor City Comic Con is happening at Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi. This iconic event is packed with celebrity guests including John DiMaggio, Juliette Lewis, Matthew Lillard, and Alan Tudyk. There’ll be comics, panels, gaming, and vibrant cosplay running Friday through Sunday—don’t miss the chance to meet your favorite stars and discover exclusive collectibles.

If you’ve got a sweet tooth, the Downtown Detroit Holiday Donut & Pastry Tour delivers two hours of sugary bliss today and every day through the weekend. This guided walk begins at Astoria Bakery in Greektown and winds through downtown, tasting pastries from Detroit’s best bakeries while sharing hidden stories about the city’s culinary history.

Art lovers, the Detroit Artists Market’s Art for the Holidays opens its doors today, showcasing nearly 1,500 handmade works from nearly 100 local creators. From vivid ceramics and textiles to standout jewelry, it’s a beautiful dive into Detroit’s artistic talent. The Detroit Historical Museum’s Hudson’s Holidays exhibition also tells the story of the city’s legendary department store, with artifacts and window displays that ooze nostalgia.

The stage and screen are lively too. The Fox Theatre presents A Christmas Story: The Musical from Friday through Sunday, bringing laughs and heart in a Tony-nominated show inspired by the classic film. Meanwhile, Dance Theatre of Harlem takes the stage at Detroit Opera House on Saturday and Sunday—including their acclaimed Firebird ballet, a vibrant performance described by Pointe Magazine as both dynamic and daring.

If you’re looking for magic outdoors, the Detroit Zoo’s annual Wild Lights returns Friday with millions of holiday lights bringing the entire park to life. And for those who enjoy quirky local parties, Sans Souci Bar hosts the annual Deer Widows Party, providing festive fun on Saturday and Sunday for anyone whose partners are off hunting.

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