(WWJ) While still technically summer, it's going to feel like fall this weekend in Metro Detroit — and there are plenty of events to help celebrate.
Here are some of our top picks:
Friday-Sunday, Sept. 5-7
Downtown Plymouth
Bring the whole family to this world-class event in beautiful Downtown Plymouth. There's a craft show, a pet show, carnival rides, live music, a pancake breakfast, and more! Sponsored by the Plymouth Rotary Club, the event is a fundraiser for local non-profit organizations.
Saturday, Sept. 6, 11AM-11PM
Cass Corridor, Detroit
This much-loved annual event brings music, food, and art together for a community celebrating in Detroit's Cass Corridor . Featuring dozens of live performances across three music stages, plus two beer gardens and a variety of fantastic food options, local vendors and more! Admission is FREE.
Sunday, Sept. 7, 10AM-4PM
Lake Hudson Recreation Area, Lenawee County
From pointing dog demonstrations, archery and BB gun shooting to outdoor crafts, kayaking, fishing, birding and many more hands-on activities, this event offers a variety of opportunities for the whole family to learn about and sample outdoor recreation opportunities. It's presented by Michigan Pheasants Forever and the National Wild Turkey Federation in partnership with the Michigan DNR, and admission is free.
Saturday & Sunday, Sept. 7-8
Canterbury Village, Lake Orion
Festivities will include donut eating contests, yard games, the return of the Donut-On-a-String game, a petting zoo, a hay pyramid, shopping with our small boutiques and outdoor vendors, music, and more! Of course, there will be lots of donuts and cider, straight from Yates!
Friday-Sunday, Sept. 5-7
Rochester Municipal Park
Attendees will find more than 200 fine art exhibitors, plus fresh apple treats and other food vendors, stage entertainment, art demonstrations and activity stations, with a fall fun theme. For the little ones, there's a Kids Art Zone and Creation Station, bounce house, and face painting. Admission is free with a $5 donation suggested.
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