Events
Wednesday West African Dance Class
Wednesday West African Dance Class 6:00 PM – 7:15 PM | Instructor(s): Team Temate Join us every Wednesday for an engaging dance class suitable for all levels, from beginners to advanced dancers. Our instructors guide the class so that everyone can participate comfortably and grow at their own pace. Please bring water to stay hydrated,
Carole Harris + Taylor Renee Aldridge
Join MOCAD for a conversation on This Side of the River, an exhibition exploring the innovative textile practice of Detroit-based artist Carole Harris. The program brings Harris into dialogue with writer and curator Taylor Renee Aldridge, Executive Director of Modern Ancient Brown Foundation, and will be introduced by Abel Gonzalez Fernandez, Curator at MOCAD. https://mocadetroit.org/event/carole-harris-taylor-renee-aldridge/
The Bias Inside Us | Media and Messaging: Who Controls the Narrative?
Charles Wright MuseumThis program explores the powerful role media plays in shaping perception, reinforcing bias, and influencing how stories are told and understood. Media and Messaging: Who Controls the Narrative? invites participants to examine how images, language, and storytelling across news, entertainment, and digital platforms contribute to the formation of stereotypes and public opinion. Through guided discussion
Detroit Multicultural Dance Festival: Opening Ceremony Preview Performances
Detroit Institute of Artsnathan trice / RITUALS: dance, theater, & music kicks off the Detroit Multicultural Dance Festival at the DIA with live preview performances showcasing some of the various dance styles being taught in the festival's classes. Get in the mood to move your body, learn about the histories and traditions behind the dance styles, and experience the vibrant cultural
MOCAD Family Day
Let’s look, make, and connect at MOCAD! Explore the artworks and materials in Olayami Dabls: Detroit Cosmologies. Make your own beads inspired by textures, colors, and materials. Connect with Dabls’ practice that objects communicate, carry intention, and activate memory across cultures. Family Days foster a sense of community and learning that spans all ages, including
Free Second Sundays | Celebrating Graduates
Charles Wright MuseumCharles Wright MuseumFree Second Sundays The Wright Museum Celebrates Graduates Every Second Sunday at The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History is free for our community and visitors. Come experience our permanent exhibit "And Still I Rise' and our collection of galleries featuring art, history, and immersive experiences. This month, in honor of all the
Wednesday West African Dance Class
Wednesday West African Dance Class 6:00 PM – 7:15 PM | Instructor(s): Team Temate Join us every Wednesday for an engaging dance class suitable for all levels, from beginners to advanced dancers. Our instructors guide the class so that everyone can participate comfortably and grow at their own pace. Please bring water to stay hydrated,
Legacy in Sound: A Tribute to Detroit
Detroit Symphony OrchestraJoin the DSO at Second Ebenezer Church 14601 Dequindre St, Detroit, MI 48212 Legacy in Sound: A Tribute to Detroit brings the Detroit Symphony Orchestra together with powerhouse local voices for a high‑energy celebration of the city’s musical heritage, in partnership with Second Ebenezer Church. From the soul‑stirring traditions of Gospel to the iconic sounds that
Our City, Our Rights: A Guide to Community Advocacy
Navigating the complexities of civic systems requires more than just knowledge—it requires a community. This workshop provides a clear-eyed guide to individual and collective rights, empowering Detroiters to advocate for themselves and their blocks. This session is presented in partnership with the Detroit Justice Center, bringing their expertise in restorative justice and legal advocacy to
Juneteenth 2026 at The Wright
Charles Wright MuseumCelebrate Juneteenth 2026 at the Wright Join us for a powerful and reflective Juneteenth celebration honoring freedom, resilience, and the enduring legacy of Black history and culture. Commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African Americans, this dynamic day of programming invites the community to gather in remembrance, reflection, and celebration. Through a rich blend of live