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Relevar Metro Detroit Events Calendar: March-April Relevar Metro Detroit Events Calendar: March-April Home Sporting Events Featured Events & Shows by Venue ANDIAMO CELEBRITY SHOWROOM http://andiamoitalia.com/showroom/ Mar 22 Elvis to the Max Mar 23 An Evening with Peabo Bryson Apr 13 Marshall Charloff & The Purple Experience BERMAN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS DETROIT PISTONS – LITTLE https://theberman.org/ CEASAR ARENA Mar 9 An Evening with The Rat Pack of http://littlecaesars.arenadetroit.com/ Opera Mar 16-17 Candide Mar 6 vs. Minnesota Timberwolves Mar 24 Disney’s The Little Mermaid Mar 10 vs. Chicago Bulls Mar 15 vs. Los Angeles Lakers Mar 17 vs. Toronto Raptors CANTON VILLAGE THEATRE Mar 28 vs. Orlando Magic www.cantonvillagetheater.org Mar 30 vs. Portland Trail Blazers Apr 3 vs. Indiana Pacers Mar 19 Don't Stop Believin' - An 80s Apr 7 vs. Charlotte Hornets Tribute featuring Slick Jimmy Apr 9 vs. Memphis Grizzlies Mar 7-10 The Jungle Book by Joseph Robinette DETROIT RED WINGS - LITTLE Mar 9 Stewart Goodyear CEASAR ARENA Mar 22 Gregory Popovich's Comedy Pet Theater http://littlecaesars.arenadetroit.com/ Mar 23 Chinese Spring Festival 2019 Mar 29 Joseph and the Amazing Mar 7 vs. New York Rangers Technicolor Dreamcoat Mar 14 vs. Tampa Bay Lightning Apr 5-7 Joseph and the Amazing Mar 16 vs. New York Islanders Technicolor Dreamcoat Mar 29 vs. New Jersey Devils Apr 12-14 Nunsense Mar 31 vs. Boston Bruins Apr 13 It’s Not You, It’s Me Apr 2 vs. Pittsburgh Penguins Apr 28 Mario The Maker Magician Apr 6 vs. Buffalo Sabres 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 14 Relevar Metro Detroit Events Calendar: March-April COBO CENTER Apr 6 Hansel & Gretel https://www.cobocenter.com/ Apr 6-7 Celebrate India Apr 7 Bollywood Classics: Pyaasa Mar 7 Detroit Economic Club Lunch Apr 10,12,14 Hansel & Gretel Mar 8-10 73rd Annual State Career Apr 12-14 Free Film Festival Development Conference Apr 16 Dancing to Tchaikovsky Mar 13-15 Science & Engineering Fair of Apr 19-21 Styx Metro Detroit 2019 Apr 20 Boney James Mar 16 America's Best Detroit Apr 26-27 Martha Graham Company Championship Apr 27 Puppet Performance: Go Home Mar 21-22 Michigan Association for Apr 27 Tiny Monster Computer Users in Learning Apr 28 Stratford Festival: Timon of 2019 Conference Athers Mar 22-25 Naturalistic Expo Apr 29 Minds on Art Mar 27-30 National Society of Black Engineers 45th Annual Convention DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS Apr 9-11 National Society of Black https://www.dia.org/ Engineers 45th Annual Convention Sat & Sun Free Family Fun! Gallery Games Apr 13-14 Midwest Anesthesia Residents Mar 7 Thursday’s at The Museum Conference Highlights of the Permanent Apr 19 The Commemoration of Jesus’s Collection Tour Death Mar 8 Drop-In Workshop: Celebration Apr 20 Boishakhi Mala 19 Masks Apr 25-28 FIRST Championship Mar 8 Friday Night Live! Ensemble Apr 28 The 30th Annual Purrfect Bow Melange: Shuffle Concert Wow Brunch Mar 8 Drawing in the Galleries Mar 9 Puppet Performance: Milo the Magnificent DETROIT FILM THEATRE Mar 9-10,15 Drawing in the Galleries https://www.dia.org/visit/detroit-film-theatre Mar 15 Drop-In Workshop: Milagros Mar 16 Drawing in the Galleries Mar 9-10 Cat VideoFest 2019 Mar 16-17 Artsist Demonstration: Lucy Mar 8-10 Never Look Away Cahill-Mixed Media & Illustration Mar 15-17 Ruben Brandt, Collector Mar 17 Drawing in the Galleries Mar 16 The Times of Bill Cunningham Mar 21 Thursdays at the Museum: Art Mar 22-24 Life and Nothing More Pins Mar 29 Lila’s Book Mar 22 Drawing In the Galleries Mar 29-31 3 Faces Mar 22 Friday Night Live! Sarah Cahill: Apr 3 Italian film Festival USA 2019 The Future is Female Apr 5 Bollywood Classics: Lagaan Mar 22-24 Drop-In Workshop: Art Pins Apr 5 Indian Festival Mar 23-24 Drawing in the Galleries 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 14 Relevar Metro Detroit Events Calendar: March-April Detroit Institute of Arts Events Continued… Apr 3-7 Girlfriend Apr 5-6 The Big 80’s Mar 26 Refresh, Restore, & Revitalize Apr 5 Zoe Keating Educator Morning Apr 7 Classic Broadway Mar 28 Thursdays at the Museum: Apr 10-14 Girlfriend Singin’ In the Rain Apr 12-14 Beethoven’s Piano Concerto Mar 29 Friday Night Live! El Violin Latino Apr 15 WSU Monday’s at the Max Mar 29 Drawing In The Galleries Apr 16 DCE Concert Mar 29-31 Drop-In Workshop: Finger Apr 17 DCC 13th Annual Spring Concert Puppets Apr 25-27 Vivaldi’s Gloria Mar 30-31 Drawing In the Galleries Apr 28 MSU Presents Shostakovich 13 DETROIT OPERA HOUSE DETROIT ZOO http://www.michiganopera.org/ http://detroitzoo.org/ Mar 1-10 Shen Yun Mar 16 Wildlife Conservation Gala Mar 9-17 Candide Apr 6 Through The Lens Mar 15-17 Alvin Ailey American Dance Apr 19-20 Bunnyville Theater Apr 24 Senior Day Mar 15-17 Ruben Brandt, Collector Apr 27 GreenFest Mar 16 The Times of Bill Cunnigham Mar 22-24 Life and Nothing More FISHER THEATRE Mar 23 The Secret World of Og https://www.broadwayindetroit.com/ DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Feb 26-Mar9 The Lightning Thief www.dso.org Mar 12-31 Hamilton Apr 1- 21 Hamilton Mar 8-9 Classical Roots Mar 11 Band Honor Days FORD FIELD Mar 11 Beethoven's Septet in E-flat http://www.fordfield.com/ Mar 14-16 Mahler Symphony No. 5 Mar 15 Sphinx Soloists Mar 9 Monster Jam- Show 1 Mar 16 Lean On Me Mar 10 Monster Jam- Show 2 Mar 17 CYE Family Experience Mar 21-24 Girlfriend Mar 22-23 Sibelius Violin Concerto FOX THEATRE Mar 22 Civic Jazz Live www.olympiaentertainment.com/events Mar 22 Anat Cohen & Kendrick Scott Mar 23 Fox & Branch Mar 8 Mariah Carey Mar 23 Beethoven Lives Upstairs Mar 9 Meek Mill Mar 28-31 Girlfriend Mar 14 Tap Dogs Mar 28,29,31 Schubert's Unfinished Symphony Mar 16 Motor City Blues Festival Apr 3 Patron Appreciation Concert Mar 22 Rain: A tribute to the Beatles 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 3 of 14 Relevar Metro Detroit Events Calendar: March-April Fox Theatre Events Continued… MACOMB CENTER OF THE Mar 23 Experience Hendrix PERFORMING ARTS Mar 28 IL Divo http://www.macombcenter.com/ Mar 29-31 Rodgers & Hammersteins Apr 4 PJ Masks Live! Save the Day Mar 9-10 Candide Apr 5 Sebastian Maniscalco Mar 14 In the Mood Apr 8 Bon Iver Mar 15 The Midtown Men Apr 10 Celtic Women Mar 16 Laser Spectacular ft. the Music Apr 11 Why Don’t We of Pink Floyd Apr 12 An Evening with the Clinton’s Mar 18 Me…Jane Apr 13-14 The Sound of Music Mar 23 Popovich Comedy Pet Theater Apr 18-21 Tyler Perry’s “Madea’s Farewell Mar 23 Red Green Play Tour” Mar 24 King David by Arthur Honegger Apr 26 Trevor Noah Mar 26-27 Junie B. Jones the Musical Jr. Apr 27 Daniel Tigers Neighborhood Mar 29 Schubert “Unfinished” Symphony Live! Mar 30 The Oak Ridge Boys Apr 30 Derek Hough: Live! The Tour Mar 31 Monty Python’s Spamalot Apr 5 Bee Gees Gold Apr 6 Old Friends: Simon & Garfunkel HILLBERRY THEATRE Tribute www.theatreanddanceatwayne.com Apr 7 Standing at The Water’s Edge with Cristina Mittermier, Marine Apr 24-25 Stage Kiss Biologist & Photographer Apr 26-27 Angels in America: Part 2 Apr 12 The Call of Wild Illustrated Apr 29-30 Stage Kiss Edition Apr 12 Shakespearean Inspiration LITTLE CAESARS ARENA Apr 13 Kinky Boots http://littlecaesars.arenadetroit.com Apr 17 Spring Concert Apr 25 Macomb Community College Mar 9 WWE Live Jazz Band Mar 13 KISS Apr 27 Spring Extravangza Mar 13 Jeff Dunham Apr 28 The Russian Greats Mar 21-24 Disney On Ice: Mickeys Search Apr 29 Spring Concert Party Mar 25 Justin Timberlake MAGIC BAG THEATRE Mar 27 Mumford & Sons http://www.themagicbag.com/ Apr 4 Muse Apr 5 Ariana Grande Mar 9 Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Apr 26-27 Pink Band Mar 16 Mega 80s Mar 20 Wynchester Mar 29 Old 97’s Mar 30 Rock Stars MTV Spring Break 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 4 of 14 Relevar Metro Detroit Events Calendar: March-April Magic Bag Theatre Events Continued… Apr 10 Open Mic Apr 11-13 Dean Delray Apr 3 Shwayze Apr 14 Steve Hofsetter Apr 4 Fatai: The Road Less Traveled Apr 17 Ahmed Ahmed Tour Apr 18-20 Clinton Jackson Apr 5 Peace Frog: A Tribute to The Apr 24 Open Mic Doors Apr 25-27 Noah Gardenswartz Apr 6 Adrian Belew with Saul Zonana Apr 26 Uptown Friday Night Apr 10 Roger Clyne & The Apr 28 Samuel Comroe Peacemakers Apr 11 The Church: Starfish 30th Anniversary Tour MASONIC THEATRE Apr 12 The Mega 80’s: Prince http://themasonic.com Remembrance Apr14 Squirrel Nut Zippers Mar 9 Detroit Roller Derby Apr 18 Wannabe-A Tribute to Spice Mar 16 Legends of Hip Hop Girls Mar 21 Amanda Palmer Apr 19 The Mega 80’s: Prince Mar 22 Massive Attack (SOLD OUT) Remembrance Mar 23 Founders X Masonic Tour Apr 20 Dead Agains 70th Annual 4/20 Apr 13 Kodak Black Bash Apr 18 Sun O Apr 28 Terry Reid MOTOR CITY CASINO HOTEL MAJESTIC THEATER http://www.motorcitycasino.com http://majesticdetroit.com/ Mar 7 Carlos Mencia Mar 13 Jonathan McReynolds Mar 8 Kool & The Gang Mar 10 Amanda Seales Mar 21 Australia’s Thunder Down Under MARK RIDLEY’S COMEDY CASTLE Mar 28 Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons www.comedycastle.com Apr 11 Maysa Apr 12 Motor City Cage Night V Mar 6 Open Mic Apr 14 J.B.
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