Things to do in Michigan

8pm in Joe Louis Arena in Detroit.

The Garden Party Foundation celebrates its 4th annual event from 1 to 4 PM, on the beautiful grounds of Meadow Brook Hall in Rochester.

An annual, week long celebration of automotive history, tradition and memorabilia in the City of Eastpointe.

Children’s Leukemia Foundation of Michigan invites you to attend the Classic at Indianwood Golf & Country Club. In Lake Orion.

Nine bands around Sterling Heights will be among the groups belting out tunes during Sterlingfest. In Sterling Heights.

The Windsor Harley Owners Group welcomes you to the 24th Annual Provincial H.O.G. Rally. In Windsor.

Has been voted top 100 Art Shows in the country the last five years in a row and brings quality Art to the area. In West Bloomfield.

Improv troupes from across the country converge for four nights of unbelievable fun. In Ferndale.

The second annual event in downtown Detroit finishes on the field at Comerica Park. Help area non-profits raise much-needed funds.

On the par 70 6900-yard Donald Ross layout. It will be the only official Pro Am on the Canadian Tour circuit 2012. In Windsor.

French inspired menu with wine pairings, while cruising along the Detroit River. Ovation Yacht in St Clair Shores.

Art works and street performers are staged along a self-guided route of artist receptions on Michigan Avenue in Battle Creek.

Immerse in the renaissance era and join in on the fun at a traditional renaissance marketplace. In Marshall.

The Battle Creek Cereal Festival celebrates the City of Battle Creek. Features the World's Longest Breakfast Table.

Twice daily balloon launches, dazzling fireworks display, awe-striking air show, performers and more. In Battle Creek.

Plan to experience great blues and great food at the annual Marshall Main Street Blues Festival held in Marshall.

Battle Creek's one day music festival, at Leila Arboretum. A fundraiser for the Leila Arboretum Society and Kingman Museum.

From traditional food and dancing, to entertainment and art, experience the wide variety of cultures. In Battle Creek.

One of Michigan's foremost agricultural attractions and home to the oldest fair building in the state. In Marshall.

The 48th Annual Historic Home Tour offers exquisite private home and business tours for public enjoyment. In Battle Creek.

Enjoy a joyous celebration of art, music, food and fun on the historic brick street in downtown Albion.

Over 9,000 cranes fly in to Baker Sanctuary once a year. Wildlife art show and sale, from noon until sunset. In Calhoun.

A free event that provides candy, hands on arts and crafts, entertainment and costume parade. In Kalamazoo.

Registration 4 pm-8 pm May 25th at Pentwater Municipal Marina. Awards ceremony 2 pm May 28th. Pentwater.

Featuring upscale restaurants that is being presented by the Cheboygan Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. In Pellston.

Visit downtown Harbor Springs for an evening of wine tasting, live music and more at the Annual Waterfront Wine Festival.

Starting at 10 at the Cheboygan County building. In Cheboygan.

Music performance at the Little River Casino Resort, Manistee.

The Harbor Springs Car Festival will kick off with a two hour scenic driving tour for everyone who enjoys cars and the outdoors.

Since 1928, the Fair has provided a place to experience and celebrate the unique culture and heritage of Michigan’s UP. In Escanaba.

See over 100 antique cars as they roll into Cheboygan on the last stop of the Old 27 Auto Tour. Cars parade through town at 4:30 pm.

Fall in love with Harbor Springs First Annual Street Sales and Celebration. A special day for shopping, savings, and family fun.

If food is your passion, then this is the event for you. A delicious history spanning over 18 years, in Harbor Springs.

Enjoy a day at the beach as the sky is filled with colorful kites of all types and sizes. At the Grand Haven State Park.

Kick off party, live entertainment an Rib fest. In Grand Haven.

Cars, fun filled events, great music, auctions, games for children, great food and chili cook off. In Grand Rapids.

Celebrates the unity of the three tribes of Michigan, the Ottawa, Chippewa and the Potawatomi. In Grand Rapids.

Professional Baseball game at the Cooley Law School Stadium in Lansing.

At the Adado Riverfront Park in downtown Lansing.

Carnival rides, numerous exhibitions, livestock and a grand stage. The longest continuous fair in Michigan. In Marne.

At the North Elementary School in Birch Run.