Metro Detroit is bracing for a weekend crammed with activities that range from black-tie galas to monster truck rallies. Fox 2 Detroit gives us the scoop on some must-attend happenings, including the high-octane "Monster Jam" event with tickets starting at just $20. The gathering at Ford Field will have trucks blazing through dirt tracks and hills, offering a family-friendly adrenaline rush on Feb. 24 and Feb. 25.

For those who prefer their weekends with a dash of nature and the great outdoors, "Outdoorama" seems tailor-made. Running through Sunday, Feb. 25 at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi, attendees can explore a world of boats, and fishing gear, and witness a lumberjack show, as detailed by Fox 2 Detroit. Kids are not left out, with ticket prices set at a modest $5.

For a more culturally reflective outing, "Meet the Makers - Celebrating Black Owned Businesses" takes the stage on Sunday at Woodward Corner Market in Royal Oak. Over a dozen Black makers will be on hand to provide samples and their products, offers Fox 2 Detroit. It is a unique opportunity to engage with and support local entrepreneurs.

Kids have their cornucopia of activities to pick from, as "LittleGuide Detroit" lists events like Lunar New Year celebrations at Valade Park, with international food trucks and mesmerizing dance performances showcasing talent from the city's artists. Searching for free family fun? Look no further than the Ice Carving Festival at County Farm Park in Ann Arbor, where food trucks, craft vendors, and obviously, ice carvings will deal fans from noon to 4 pm on Feb. 24 states LittleGuide Detroit.

Not to be overshadowed, Hour Detroit flushes out the lineup with the Tony Award-nominated "On Your Feet" musical at the Fox Theatre, telling the inspiring journey of Emilio and Gloria Estefan. Running from Feb. 23-24, it’s meant for audiences desiring to tap into Miami's Latin beat. Classical music enthusiasts can relish "Kenny Garret and Sounds from the Ancestors" at Orchestra Hall, as acclaimed saxophonist Kenny Garrett pays homage to West African musical influences, cited Hour Detroit.