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Summer Activity List and Summer Home Sporting Events Relevar Metro Detroit Events Calendar: May-June * - Indicates a Free Event DETROIT FC – VARIOUS LOCATIONS Don’t forget to check out the https://www.detcityfc.com/schedule2019 Summer Activity list and summer May 4 vs. Flint City Bucks @ Atwood concert calendar at the bottom! Stadium, Flint May 12 vs. Michigan Stars @ Ultimate Home Sporting Events Soccer Arenas May 19 vs. Kalamazoo FC @ Keyworth Stadium, Hamtramck May 24 vs. AFC Ann Arbor @ Keyworth Stadium, Hamtramck Jun 2 vs. FC Columbus @ Keyworth Stadium, Hamtramck Jun 7 vs. FC Indiana @ Keyworth Stadium, Hamtramck June 14 vs. Michigan Stars @ Keywoth Stadium, Hamtramck June 30 vs. Grand Rapids FC @ Keyworth Stadium, Hamtramck UNITED SHORE PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL LEAGUE – JIMMY DETROIT TIGERS – COMERICA JOHNS FIELD https://uspbl.com/schedule/ PARK https://www.mlb.com/tigers/schedule/2019-03 May 10 Eastside vs. Birmingham Bloomfield (Opening Day) May 3-5 vs. Royals May 11 Utica vs. Westside May 7-9 vs. Angels May 12 Eastside vs. Utica May 13-15 vs. Astros May 17 Westside vs. Utica May 16-19 vs. Athletics May 18 Eastside vs. Westside May 21 Bark at the Park May 19 Eastside vs. Birmingham May 21-23 vs. Marlins Bloomfield Jun 4-6 vs. Rays May 23 Westside vs. Birmingham Jun 7-9 vs. Twins Bloomfield Jun 14-16 vs. Indians May 24 Birmingham Bloomfield vs. Utica June 25-27 vs. Rangers May 25 Utica vs. Eastside June 28-30 vs. Nationals May 26 Eastside vs. Westside May 27 Birmingham Bloomfield vs. Westside May 31 Utica vs. Westside Jun 1 Eastside vs. Westside Do you have something we should add? 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Service Areas Include Macomb, Oakland, St. Clair & Wayne County | Phone: (888) 493-3513 Page 1 of 20 Relevar Metro Detroit Events Calendar: May-June United Shore Professional Baseball League May 5-15 Lenor Marwil Detroit Jewish Film Continued… Festival Jun 2 Birmingham Bloomfield vs. May 19 Swan Lake Eastside Jun 5 Broadway & B’rachas | Michigan Jun 6 Utica vs. Birmingham Bloomfield Board of Canto’s Annual Concert Jun 7 Utica vs Eastside June 6 Great lakes Taiko Center 9th Jun 8 Westside vs Eastside Annual Showcase Jun 9 Birmingham Bloomfield vs. Westside Jun 12 Westside vs. Eastside CANTON VILLAGE THEATRE Jun 13 Eastside vs. Birmingham www.cantonvillagetheater.org Bloomfield Jun 14 Westside vs Utica May 3-5 Into The Woods JR Jun 15 Birmingham Bloomfield vs. Utica May 4 Canton Concert Band Jun 16 Utica vs. Eastside May 7 Michigan Philharmonic Youth Jun 19 Utica vs. Westside Orchestra Spring Concert Jun 20 Birmingham Bloomfield vs. May 11 Party Like It’s 1999, a Phase 5 Eastside Prince Tribute Jun 21 Eastside vs. Westside May 12 Saxophonist Marcus Anderson Jun 22 Westside vs. Birmingham May 16-19 The Odd Couple by Neil Simon Bloomfield Jun 2 Dreams Do Come True June 23 Utica vs. Birmingham Bloomfield June 27 Westside vs. Utica COBO CENTER June 28 Utica vs. Eastside https://www.cobocenter.com/ June 29 Eastside vs. Westside May 1 Annual Closing the Gap Dinner Featured Events & Shows by May 2 Detroit Change Experience May 11-12 Capitol Sports Center Volleyball Venue Can-Am Classic Jun 4-6 Sustainable Brands 2019 ANDIAMO CELEBRITY SHOWROOM Jun 14 Sacred Heart Archbishop’s Gala http://andiamoitalia.com/showroom/ Jun 21-22 Cannacon June 21-22 El Olam Center for Dance 2019 May 3 The Sopranos-Comedy & Jun 27-29 APC 2019 Summer Forum Conversations Jun 29 Extreme Networking Part 2 May 10 Natasha Leggero Jun 15 FRANK. The Man. The Music THE DEISLE CONCERT LOUNGE https://www.dieselconcerts.com/ BERMAN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS May 11 The Prince Project https://theberman.org/ May 16 Danny Worsnop of Asking Alexandria May 2 Call Me Bill: The William Davidson Story Do you have something we should add? Let us know! For additional news and happenings, follow Relevar Home Care on Facebook and LinkedIn. Home Care With A Commitment To Excellence! Service Areas Include Macomb, Oakland, St. Clair & Wayne County | Phone: (888) 493-3513 Page 2 of 20 Relevar Metro Detroit Events Calendar: May-June DETROIT FILM THEATRE May 16 Uncorked https://www.dia.org/visit/detroit-film-theatre May 16-19 Mozart’s great G Minor May 17-19 Revolution: The Beatles May 25-26 Police Story May 21 Sight & Sound: DSO x Jun 27 Thursdays at the Museum: Wasserman Sunset Boulevard May 24-25 Nagano Conducts Bruckner May 26 The Glenn Miller Orchestra May 30-Jun 1 Brahms Symphony No. 4 DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS Jun 2 Movie Music of Spike Lee https://www.dia.org/ Jun 4 Brahms Clarinet Quintet Jun 7-9 Paganini Variations Apr 27 Mr. B’s Blues and Boogie Jun 9 Om @ The Max Festival Jun 12 Bras Transit Apr 27- Detroit Public Schools Jun 14-16 The Wonderful Music of Oz June 12 Community District Student Jun 22 An Evening with Leslie Odom Jr Exhibition Jun 27-30 Mozart’s Little G Minor Apr 29- *Minds on Art, Mon & Thursdays June 4 May 4 Teachers Appreciation Breakfast DETROIT ZOO May 6 Elizabeth Sites Kuhlman Lecture http://detroitzoo.org/ May 11 Artist Demonstration Workshops for Educators May 3 Zoo Brew May 18 Potter’s Wheel for Teachers May 12 Mother’s Day Brunch May 24-26 Detour May 16 After Hours Jun 7-9 *Drop-In Workshop: Wire May 17-18 Meet Your Best Friend Sculpture Jun 7 Sunset at the Zoo Jun 14-16 *Drop-In Workshop: Travel Jun 27 Bike Safari Journals Jun 18-23 *Drop-In Workshop: Sun Prints DTE ENERGEY MUSIC THEATRE http://www.dteenergymusictheatre.org/events/ DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA www.dso.org May 19 Slayer May 22 Sammy Hagar & The Circle May 2-26 The Beauty Queen of Leenane May 24 Florence and the Machine May 2 WFA Showcase May 25 Eddie Money May 3-5 Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto 2 May 30 Luke Combs May 3 Civic Jazz Live Jun 6-14 Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet May 3 The Spring Quartet Band May 4 Earth Day is Everyday Jun 20 Thomas Rhett, Dustin Lynch & May 4 “May the 4th be with You...” Russel Dickerson May 5 Motown Musings Jun 29 Dierks Bentley, Jon Pardi & May 9-10 Beethoven Symphony No. 8 Tenille Townes May 10 Joel Peterson Ensemble June 30 Lionel Riche May 11 CYE Family Experience Do you have something we should add? 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The Music May 18 Patton Oswalt Jun 17 Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit & May 22 Walk off the Earth Father John Misty May 23 Rodrigo Y Gabriela Jun 22 Bill Maher May 24 I Prevail Jun 26 The Lonely Island May 28 Hozier Jun 27 David Fegerty Jun 1 Machine Gun Kelly Jun 6 Detroit Free Press Sports HILLBERRY THEATRE Awards www.theatreanddanceatwayne.com Jun 8 Nav- Bad Habits Tour Jun 26 August Burns Red May 1-12 Angels in America: Part Two Jun 27 Rhett & Link May 5 Angels in America: Part One May 11-12 Angels in America: Part One FISHER THEATRE Jun 8 Miss Electricity https://www.broadwayindetroit.com/ Jun 15 Complexions Housing June 15 Complexions Intensive May 4 Ben Platt May 7-19 Waitress LITTLE CAESARS ARENA May 17-19 Jersey Boys http://littlecaesars.arenadetroit.com May 22-31 Pride & Joy: The Marvin Gaye Musical May 28 The Who: Moving On! Jun 11-23 Anastasia Jun 18 New Kids On The Block June 24 Hugh Jackman FORD FIELD http://www.fordfield.com/ MACOMB CENTER OF THE PERFORMING ARTS May 15 Taste Of The Lions http://www.macombcenter.com/ Jun 20 DCI: Drum Corps International May 3-4 Once Upon A Time May 11-12 Finding Neverland Jun 28 Mozart’s “Little G Minor” Do you have something we should add? Let us know! For additional news and happenings, follow Relevar Home Care on Facebook and LinkedIn. Home Care With A Commitment To Excellence! 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