Metro Detroit prepares a diverse lineup of St. Patrick's Day 2024 events, from family-friendly festivals to multiple bar celebrations, parades, and even a vintage fest.

Midwest chefs compete in a charity cook-off at Carson's American Bistro to support the nonprofit Garrett's Space for suicide prevention and mental health.

Brian Blade has been named the Artist-in-Residence for the 2024 Detroit Jazz Festival. He will perform with various groups during the festival from Aug 30 to Sept 2.

Macomb County welcomes spring with outdoor activities, cultural sites, dining experiences, and golfing opportunities, as highlighted in their new guide.

Sting is launching his "Sting 3.0" tour in Detroit on Sept. 17, featuring a stripped-back trio playing intimate venues, with tickets going on sale March 15.

Jelly Roll is set to perform in Detroit at The Fillmore on April 24, the day before the city's NFL Draft events begin.

Detroit gears up for St. Patrick's Day celebrations with parades, a family fun zone in Corktown, bar crawls, races before the Detroit parade, and Irish dance performances.

The 99.5 WYCD Hoedown extends to two days due to high demand for Luke Bryan, with tickets for the new show on sale since March 1.

The article discusses the ongoing popularity of Pokemon Go in Metro Detroit, highlighting the game's community events, private functions, and the introduction of new features.

Detroit hosts a packed weekend with the Autorama car show, Motor City Tattoo Expo, Brick Fest Live, and PAW Patrol Live, offering activities for car fans, tattoo enthusiasts, LEGO fans, and families.

Sad Summer Fest returns to Pontiac's Crofoot Festival Grounds on July 21, featuring pop-punk bands like Mayday Parade and The Maine, in an event evoking the spirit of the Vans Warped Tour.

Detroit celebrated Lunar New Year with events like arts and crafts and a parade on the riverfront, featuring Japanese thunder drums and local food vendors, as part of the 'Winter at Valade' program.

Beyoncé's "Texas Hold 'Em" starts a conversation on country music's future and diversity after topping the charts as the first Billboard No. 1 country song by a Black female artist.