• Detroit Buzzing with Auto Show, Motown Celebration, Winter Blast, and More

  • Jan 23 2025
  • Length: 4 mins
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Detroit Buzzing with Auto Show, Motown Celebration, Winter Blast, and More

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  • Welcome to Detroit, where the city is buzzing with excitement, vibrant culture, and a calendar jam-packed with events! Whether you're a local or visiting the Motor City, there's no shortage of things to do this week. Here’s your guide to some of the most intriguing happenings in Detroit from January 23 to the weekend.

    **Detroit Auto Show**
    Rev your engines because the highly anticipated Detroit Auto Show is in full swing at the TCF Center, continuing through January 29. As one of the premier auto events in the world, it showcases the latest innovations in car technology and a glimpse into the future of mobility. This year promises an exciting lineup of concept cars, electric vehicles, and interactive exhibits suitable for the entire family. Don’t miss the unique opportunity to see the unveiling of cutting-edge designs and perhaps catch a celebrity appearance or two.

    **Motown Museum’s 66th Anniversary Celebration**
    Music lovers, mark your calendars for January 25 as the Motown Museum celebrates its 66th anniversary with a special bash honoring Detroit’s rich musical heritage. Performances by up-and-coming Motown artists will take center stage, alongside interactive displays depicting the evolution of the label that gave the world legendary artists like Stevie Wonder and Diana Ross. This event is not just a concert; it’s a journey through the roots and rhythms that characterize Motown.

    **Detroit Winter Blast Weekends**
    Starting January 26, the Detroit Winter Blast Weekends kick off at Campus Martius Park, with a fantastic array of wintry fun planned for the whole family. Enjoy ice skating, food trucks, and live music performances. The event will also feature a snow slide for thrill-seekers, marshmallow roasting stations, and a winter market showcasing local artisans — a perfect way to embrace the chilly season with warmth and community spirit.

    **Corktown’s Restaurant Week**
    Foodies unite! From January 24 to January 30, Corktown, Detroit’s oldest neighborhood, invites you to its annual restaurant week. Savor a variety of cuisines from some of the city’s top dining establishments, offering special prix-fixe menus and unique dishes exclusive to this event. It’s a culinary celebration highlighting the diversity and creativity of Detroit's food scene. Be sure to stop by well-loved local spots like Slow’s Bar BQ and newcomers in the area for a taste of what makes Detroit a foodie paradise.

    **Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Gershwin & Bernstein**
    On January 27 and 28, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra presents an exhilarating program featuring the music of Gershwin and Bernstein at the Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center. Immerse yourself in the rich, dynamic sounds of American classics with pieces such as "Rhapsody in Blue" and "West Side Story.” It’s a perfect cultural outing for music aficionados or anyone looking to experience the grandeur of live orchestral performances.

    **Detroit Pistons and Red Wings Games**
    Sports fans won’t want to miss this week's games! The Detroit Pistons face off against the Atlanta Hawks on January 26 at Little Caesars Arena. Meanwhile, the Detroit Red Wings are in action against the Toronto Maple Leafs on January 28. Experience the electrifying atmosphere and cheer for the home teams as they battle it out in their respective leagues.

    From automotive wonders and musical milestones to thrilling sports and delightful dining, Detroit proves itself a city rich with activities and events that cater to all tastes. Enjoy exploring the heart and soul of Detroit this week!
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