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MICHIGAN MONTHLY ______June, 2018 Diane Klakulak, Editor & Publisher ______ MICHIGAN MONTHLY ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ June, 2018 Diane Klakulak, Editor & Publisher __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ DETROIT TIGERS – www.tigers.com CAR SHOWS: June 1-3 vs. Toronto Blue Jays; Play Ball Weekend June 1, 8 Classic Car Nights; Meadow Brook Theatre; June 5-7 at Boston Red Sox advance tickets: 586-370-3316 info: Erica June 8-10 vs. Cleveland Indians; Negro League Nowak, [email protected], Weekend 248-370-3317 June 12-14 vs. Minnesota Twins June 15-17 at Chicago White Sox June 9 Clinton Twp: All Performance Car Show, June 19-20 at Cincinnati Reds 9am-5pm, 44880 Heydenreich; 586-846- June 22-24 at Cleveland Indians 4543 or ejsautoservice.net June 25-28 vs. Oakland Athletics June 27 vs. Oakland Athletics: Western Michigan June 15 Sterling Heights: Car Show; 4-8 pm; St. University Night Jane Frances de Chantal, 38750 Ryan; 586- 6/29 – 7/2 at Toronto Blue Jays 977-8080; www.sjfparish.org July 3-4 at Chicago Cubs July 5-8 vs. Texas Rangers July 19 Sterling Heights: Cool Car Rally; music by Magic Bus (Woodstock era); Kids bounce DETROIT CITY FOOTBALL CLUB – Keyworth house; Dodge Park; sterling-heights.net; Stadium, Hamtramck; detcityfc.com 586-446-2692 June 1 – vs. FC Indiana June 8 - at FC Columbus DTE ENERGY THEATRE – 7774 Sashabaw Road, June 10 - vs. AFC Ann Arbor Clarkston; 248-377-0100, www.palacenet.com; T.M. June 15 -at Milwaukee Torrent June 17 - vs. Grand Rapids FC June 1 99.5 WYCD Hoedown: Dierks Bentley, etc. June 23 - vs. Kalamazoo FC June 6 Dave Matthews Band June 29 - at Grand Rapids FC June 8 Poison, Cheap Trick July 1 - vs. Milwaukee Torrent June 10 Paul Simon – Farewell Tour July 7 - at Kalamazoo FC June 12 Thirty Seconds to Mars, Walk The Moon July 10 - vs. Club NECAXA June 13 Kendrick Lamar, Sza July 24 - vs. Windsor TFC June 15 Jack Johnson, G. Love & Special Sauce June 17 Steve Miller Band, Peter Frampton LITTLE CAESARS ARENA – 313presents.com June 21 Imagine Dragons June 22 Keith Urban, Kelsea Ballerini June 15 Shania Twain June 24 Outlaw Music Festival: Willie Nelson & June 22 Sam Smith Family, more June 26 Harry Styles, Kacey Musgraves June 26 Steely Dan, The Doobie Brothers July 13 Big3 June 27 John Fogerty, ZZ Top July 14 Panic! At The Disco June 28 Brad Paisley, Kane Brown July 22 RadioHead June 29 Paramore, Foster The People Aug. 4 Shakira June 30 Logic, NF and Kyle July 6 Styx, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, Tesla MEADOW BROOK AMPHITHEATRE– 3554 Walton July 7 Arcade Fire, Hamilton Leithauser Blvd, Rochester Hills; 248-377-0100, T.M., July 9 Lindsey Stirling & Evanescence palacenet.com MOTOR CITY CASINO HOTEL – 2901 Grand River June 1 Khalid Avenue, Detroit; www.motorcitycasino.com; 313-237- June 5 Russ: I See You Tour Part 1 7711; Ticketmaster June 9 Stephen Stills and Judy Collins June 7 Ledisi June 15 Addison Agen, Alex Angelo June 8 Matisyahu, Stephen Marley June 30 Kidz Bop June 9 Motor City Cage Night July 1 Ray Lamontagne, Neko Case June 10 Chrisette Michele July 5 Roger Daltrey with Detroit Symphony June 15 Whoopi Goldberg Orchestra June 21 Richard Marx July 20 Vans Warped Tour June 27 Steven Tyler July 28 Jason Mraz, Brett Dennen July 13 Night of Knockouts XIII July 26 After 7, Tony Toni Tone HAPPENINGS AROUND TOWN: HAPPENING AROUND TOWN: (continued) Ticketmaster: 800-745-3000 or ticketmaster.com June 21 Ladies & Guys Night Out, 7:00-9:30 pm, $25 May 31 - The Man of the Shroud Exhibit; hours vary; per person or 2 for $40, St. Paul of the June 4 St. Paul of Tarsus Church, Clinton Cross Retreat Center, 23333 Schoolcraft, Township, 586-228-1210 Detroit, 313-286-2800, stpaulretreat.org June 1-3 Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix; Bell Isle Park, June 21 2018 Drum Corps International Tour; Ford Detroit; DetroitGP.com Field; FordField.com June 1-4 The Man of the Shroud Exhibit, call for June 22 80's in the Hole RiverFest; 4-11 pm; times, St. Paul of Tarsus Church, 71300 Atwood Stadium in downtown Flint. music by Romeo Plank, Clinton Township, 586-228- Jedi Mind Trip, local food and art vendors, 1210 or stpauloftarsus.com river fun, and more. $5, kids under 12 are free; www.FlintRiver.org, 810-767-6490 June 2 Groove Council; 9:30 pm; Freddy’s, 40000 Garfield, Clinton Twp (between 17 & 18 June 22-24 GM River Days; Kool & The Gang, Morris Mile); thegroovecouncil.com/schedule.html; Day & The Time, Beatlemania, more; food, 586-416-7777 kids activities; Riverfront; riverdays.com June 6 Lunch & Learn: Will or Trust? 11:30 am; June 23 Warren Astronomical Society Open House; free lunch; River Crest Banquet, 900 W. Wilcott Mills Metropark, 20505 29 Mile, Ray; Avon, Rochester Hills; register: 248-792- www.warrenastro.org 9193, rutkowskilawfirm.com June 27 Lunch & Learn: Will or Trust? 11:30 am; June 8 Euchre Tournament (21 & over); 6 pm; $15 free lunch; Iroquois Club, 43248 Woodward, includes snacks, coffee, tea, pop, beer, Bloomfield Hills; register: 248-792-9193, water; $5 extra for dinner; St. Peter’s rutkowskilawfirm.com Church, Fr. Welch Hall, 95 Market, Mt. Clemens; limited to 100 players; RSVP to June 29 - Worldwide Marriage Encounter, weekend for Pat, 586-468-4578 July 1 married couples, Our Lady of Hope Church, St. Clair Shores, (888) 322-9963 or June 10 Family Night sponsored by the Journey encounterdetroit.org Men, 6:00pm, St. Paul of Tarsus Church, 41300 Romeo Plank; 586-228-1210 or July 11-16 Concert of Colors; midtown Detroit; free; www.stpauloftarsus.com concertofcolors.com June 11 Catholic League & Coaches Hall of Fame July 13 Euchre Tournament (21 & over); 6 pm; $15 Day, golf starts at 9:30 am & induction includes snacks, coffee, tea, pop, beer, banquet 5 pm., Fern Hill Country Club, water; $5 extra for food; St. Peter’s Church, Clinton Township, $125 all day or $70 dinner Fr. Welch Hall, 95 Market, Mt. Clemens; only; 313-237-5960 or [email protected] limited to 100 players; RSVP to Pat, 586- 468-4578 June 13 Lunch & Learn: Will or Trust? 11:30 am; free lunch; Filippa’s Wine Barrel, 45125 July 28 Warren Astronomical Society Open House; Mound, Sterling Heights; register: 248-792- Wilcott Mills Metropark, 20505 29 Mile, Ray; 9193, rutkowskilawfirm.com www.warrenastro.org June 14-17 Detroit Music Weekend with The Jacksons, Aug. 4 Flint River Flotilla. 1 pm, registration begins Jeff Daniels, more; Music Hall Center for the at noon; Tenacity Brewing, 119 N Grand Performing Arts; detroitmusicweekend.org Traverse St, Flint; www.FlintRiver.org, phone: 810-767-6490 June 15-17 Motor City Irish Fest; Greenmead Historical Village; motorcityirishfest.com Aug. 4 Kenny Chesney; Ford Field; FordField.com June 18 IHM Sisters' Royal Blue Classic Golf Outing; 2 STONE EVENTS – 2StonesEvents.com; Fox Hills Golf & Banquet Center, Plymouth; 810-599-0491 734-240-9860 Live music at Brighton Bar & Grill, 400 W. Main from 7- 10pm every Thursday & at the Baronette Renaissance June 20 Groove Council – great band, 7:30 pm; St. Hotel, 27790 Novi, Novi from 6-8pm every Wednesday Clair Shores, Music on the Lake; Veterans Memorial Park, 32400 Jefferson at Masonic; June 1 Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives thegroovecouncil.com/schedule.html; 586- with Jill Jack at the BCPA 445-5350 July 7 Dave Bennett Quartet; Jazz @ The Point FOX THEATRE – 2211 Woodward, Detroit; 313-471- MICHIGAN LOTTERY AMPHITHEATRE AT 6611; 313presents.com FREEDOM HILL – 14900 Metro Parkway, Sterling Heights; 586-269-9700, www.freedomhill.net June 18 Jake Paul and Team 10 June 23 Bert Kreischer, Sal Vulcano, Nate June 8 Jackson Browne Bargatze, Kyle Kinane June 9 Primus and Mastodon June 24 Jill Scott June 15 Dirty Heads, Iration June 30 Yes June 16 Jazz Spectacular: Paul Taylor, Michael July 1 Bill Burr Lington, more July 3 Neil Young, Solo June 30 Mix 92.3 Summer Breeze: Keith Sweat, En July 6 Beck, Oh Wonder Vogue, more July 7 David Blaine Live July 1 Ian Anderson presents Jethro Tull 50th July 9 Janelle Monae, St. Beauty Anniversary Tour July 24 Dan and Phil – Interactive Introverts July 14 Legends of Motown: The Temptations, The July 27 Bring It! Live Four Tops, The Stylistics July 19 Beach Boys COMERICA PARK – 313presents.com July 20 Ms. Lauryn Hill July 21 Tedeschi Trucks Band, Drive-By Truckers July 13 Journey, Def Leppard July 24 Stone Temple Pilots, The Cult, Bush July 14 Zac Brown Band, One Republic July 27 Coheed & Cambria, Taking Back Sunday FORD COMMUNITY & PERFORMING ARTS THEATRE CALENDAR: CENTER – 15801 Michigan Avenue, Dearborn; 313- 943-2350; dearborntheater.com May 11 - Annie; Stagecrafters The Baldwin Theatre, June 3 Main Stage, Royal Oak; 248-541-6430, June 3 Motor City Brass Band “It’s A Mystery” stagecrafters.org June 6 Dearborn Summer Chorus Registration June 18 Visual Arts Experience Class Registrations May 18 - The Bridges of Madison County; Avon for ages 7-11 June 2 Players, 1185 Washington, Rochester June 30 Increase The Peace with Yazz The Greatest Hills; avonplayers.org/index.html, 248- July 9 Dearborn Children’s Theater Class 608-9077 Registration for ages 6-12 July 14 The Drifters vs The Coasters May 30 - Burt & Me; Meadow Brook Theatre, 207 June 24 Wilson Hall, Rochester; mbtheatre.com; CANTON VILLAGE THEATER – 50400 Cherry Hill 248-377-3300 Road; 734-394-5300, cantonvillagetheater.org June 2 Chicken Little: The Sky Is Falling; 1 pm; June 1 Friday Night Live with Danse D’Amour Meadow Brook Theatre, 207 Wilson Hall, Dance Studio Rochester; mbtheatre.com; 248-377-3300 June 2 80’s Party: 2nd Chance Prom June 9 Night at the Movies June 29 - Thoroughly Modern Millie: A Country Girl June 11 Future Stars – The Dance Academy July 22 Hits the City! 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