Culture Pass Detroit
2026-11-13T00:00:00-05:00
  • Community Opening Party: Celebrating the New Modern and Contemporary Galleries

    Detroit Institute of Arts

    "Join us for a free community party to celebrate the opening of the museum’s newly renovated and reinstalled Modern and Contemporary Galleries and the naming of our new Kenneth and Frances Eisenberg and Family Wing! Enjoy an evening of music, dancing, and performance, including a sonic journey through Detroit’s music history with internationally acclaimed DJ

  • Weekly West African Dance Class

    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, a lappa (ladies), and baby wipes if you’ll be dancing barefoot (encouraged). Experience the

  • Frisch Marionettes’ Wizard of Oz

    Detroit Institute of Arts

    "Frisch Marionettes’ enchanting production of The Wizard of Oz uses expertly crafted marionettes, expressive choreography, and an original score inspired by America’s rich musical traditions to bring Dorothy’s unforgettable journey to life. Along the way, the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Cowardly Lion each discover their own distinctive musical voice, with styles ranging from spirituals and

  • DPT Holiday Cabaret

    DPT's Fourth Annual Holiday Cabaret is the bawdy, beautiful, not-to be-missed celebration of the season! The DPT Holiday Cabaret is a whole new show this year! So get holly, get jolly, and get tickets to this hilarious Detroit holiday tradition packed with world-class vocalists, heartfelt laughter, and a whole lot of sass!   Learn More: https://detroitpublictheatre.org/dpts-holiday-cabaret/

  • DPT Holiday Cabaret

    DPT’s Fourth Annual Holiday Cabaret is the bawdy, beautiful, not-to be-missed celebration of the season! The DPT Holiday Cabaret is a whole new show this year! So get holly, get jolly, and get tickets to this hilarious Detroit holiday tradition packed with world-class vocalists, heartfelt laughter, and a whole lot of sass!   Learn More: https://detroitpublictheatre.org/dpts-holiday-cabaret/

  • Home for the Holidays

    Detroit Symphony Orchestra

    Celebrate the season with one of Detroit’s favorite holiday traditions! The DSO and special guests bring the magic of the holidays to life with festive favorites performed in the warmth of Orchestra Hall.   Approved tickets are required. Sign up only after the form is released. Early sign-ups will not be accepted.

  • A Gospel Holiday Celebration

    Detroit Opera House

    Celebrate the season with a joyful, Detroit-made celebration of the music that moves the spirit. Featuring powerhouse headliners including Kim Burrell, The Clark Sisters, and Donald Lawrence, plus local gospel choirs and the Detroit Opera Orchestra onstage. This one-night event brings together sacred classics and popular favorites in a night of community, energy, and praise.

  • American Street Dancer

    Detroit Opera House

    Rennie Harris weaved a vibrant blend of street and tap dance styles to highlight unique forms from across the United States. American Street Dance feature a live hip-hop orchestra with a DJ, bucket players, and beatboxers, and an appearance by Detroit's own House of Jit.   Approved tickets are required. Sign up only after the

  • Dance Theatre of Harlem

    Detroit Opera House

    Dance Theatre of Harlem is a Detroit favorite! Arthur Mitchell created the company in New York City after making history in 1955 as the first Black principal dancer at New York City Ballet. Now a singular presence in the ballet world, the Dance Theatre of Harlem Company tours nationally and internationally, presenting a powerful vision

  • THE NACIREMA SOCIETY

    Set in 1964 in Montgomery, Alabama, as the Nacirema Society is preparing for its 100th anniversary debutante ball, audiences are invited to step into Cleage’s keenly observed world of African American Society. With young love brewing, old family skeletons rattling, intense social expectation and national media attention abounding …what could possibly go awry?

Go to Top