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John R St. E. Ferry Ave. W. Grand Blvd. 49. PLYMOUTH UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 58. WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE 64. WILL LEATHER GOODS NEW TO NOEL NIGHT 600 E. Warren • 313.831.2460 • puccdetroit.org 82 W. Warren • 313.577.2436 4120 Second • 313.309.7892 • willleathergoods.com Lincoln St. Russell St. Upper Level Sanctuary: 5:00—Spain School Performing Arts Mime/Choir/Dance; 5:30—Plymouth Warm up in the café with a seasonal holiday drink! Get in the spirit with a make & take activity for the kids. Holiday drinks and entertainment for the entire family! Palmer Renaissance Choir; 5:45—MacArthur K-8 University Academy Middle School Concert Choir- Join us for a special holiday story time at 7:30. St. Antoine Southfield; 6:05—Plymouth Gospel Choir/Plymouth Youth Choir; 6:15—Levey Middle School 65. WOODwaRD AVENUE BANDSTAND Marching Band-Southfield; 6:30—Detroit-Windsor Dance Academy; 7:00—Dancematics; 7:30— 59. WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY MAGGIE ALLESEE DEPT. OF THEATRE AND DANCE Between Kirby & Farnsworth 20 Cass Tech Orchestra; 8:00—Higher Praise Dancers/Plymouth “Water” Chorale/Plymouth Blended 6:00—Allen Park High School Marching Band; 7:00, 8:15—Bacchanal E. Ferry Ave. Voices; 8:30—Detroit School of Arts Dancers. Lower Level: Holiday artisans, children’s games w/prizes; Hilberry Theater Promotions “Top Hat Side Show”; 8:00—Detroit Party Marching Band; Palmer John R St. Warren Ave. E. storytelling; face painting; family photos; make & take crafts; costumed characters; holiday entertainment; 4743 Cass • 313.577.2972 • theatreanddance.wayne.edu 9:30—Salvation Army Brass Band Sing-Along. : Chrysler Dr. Ice Scraper Challenge Dequindre St. youth choir & merriment! Enjoy a light meal with sides/drink. 2:00, 8:00—Inspecting Carol (ticket required $) WSU and CCS students collaborate to design and carve ice sculptures. 38 Woodward Ave. 39 68 Demonstrations by theTrumbull St.Ice Guru! 11 37 50. PRESERVATION DETROIT Maggie Allesee Dance Theatre 18 Brush St. E. Kirby St. 8 4735 Cass • preservationdetroit.org 4841 Cass (3317 Old Main, 3rd Floor) • 313.577.4273 • theatreanddance.wayne.edu 66. YOUTH DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION Placemaking Cass Park activities & gallery of historic buildings; Meet Brick + Beam rehab community; 30 E. Canfield (second floor) • 313.963.8916 • ydcdetroit.org 22 69 WSU Dance Company performs their annual evening-length presentation, a delight for all ages! ($) 65 52 49 purchase Detroit themed gifts from ArtWear Detroit; DJ Jeff Richards spinning Detroit & holiday tunes; Crafts, live music, group mural, art exhibit, youth photo competition, food & 23 Chrysler Dr. hot cider, cookies and more! 57 W. Kirby St. Studio Theatre warm drinks. Second Floor: 6:00—Live Music (Jazz Band); 7:00—DSA- 16 Vision Male of the Arts; 7:30—Kia Kyndel; 7:45—Deshawn Wilson; 51. ST. JOSAPHAT CHURCH NEW TO NOEL NIGHT 4743 Cass (below Hilberry) • 313.577.2972 • theatreanddance.wayne.edu 24 8:00—Photo contest judging begins; 8:15—Akil Alvin, Donnevan Tolbert, Cass Ave. 42 St. Antoine Farnsworth St. 5:00–10:00—Classic Holiday Stories told by Maggie Allesee Department of Theatre and Dance Warren Ave. E. 715 E. Canfield • 313.831.6659 • motherofdivinemercy.org & Friends. Holiday shopping. E. Canfield St. students/faculty. 5:00, 7:00, 8:30—Church tours; 6:00—Services; 7:30—Mother of Divine Mercy Schola Cantorum; 8:00— Wayne State University St. Joseph Cappella. Mother of Divine Mercy Gift Shop open for holiday gift items. Hot beverages and snacks. 67. ZBALLERINI Anthony Wayne Dr. 60. WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY OLD MAIN Putnam St. E. Hancock St. 4215 Cass • 313.312.9817 • zballerini.com 61 Dequindre St. 52. THE SCARAB CLUB EXTENDED HOURS 4841 Cass Enjoy local carolers and a holiday pop-up shop featuring travel & everyday 58 Take a stroll through historic Old Main and visit WSU’s many departments. 71 15 John R St. 217 E. Farnsworth • 313.831.1250 • scarabclub.org bags made in Detroit. 6:30—Caroling For A Cause; 7:30—Urban Stringz; E. Hancock St. Warren 28Ave. W. 102nd Annual Gold Medal Exhibition and Food Truck Rally. Visit with Santa by the fire, create a make & take Lobby: 2:00–9:00—Live Coal Gallery will have a pop-up space exhibiting and selling work of aspiring, 8:30—Festival Singers. Brush St. kid-friendly craft, enjoy warm beverages and browse Detroit vendors selling holiday gifts. 5:00—Delta Prep emerging, and established artists. T.A.P. - Teen Artists Program will also have art on exhibit and for sale. 59 36 51 5:00, 7:00—WSU Jazz Ensembles. 68 Academy Vocal; 6:00—Suzuki Royal Oak; 7:15—Laith Al-Saadi; 8:30—RJ Spangler PD9. APETECHNOLOGY 19 29 Warren Ave. W. 60 48 E. Canfield St. Saturday CCS Ford Campus Circular Drive at Kirby/John R 2nd Ave. 10 KEY 53. SIMONE DESOUSA GALLERY Trumbull St. Graduate Art Studios Old Man Winter and his Icicle Army robots will take over the plaza. 59 12 2 444 W. Willis • 313.833.9000 • simonedesousagallery.com Old Main Annex Bldg., enter at 480 W. Hancock between Cass & Second JohnS C.huttle Lodge Route th 50 W. Forest26 Ave. Garfield St. John C. Lodge E. Canfield St. december 5 , 2015 Exhibit: EDITION /15: A holiday exhibition tradition with featured artists, as well as local artists and 313.577.6371 • art.wayne.edu 69 CORKTOWN STUDIOS Shuttle Stop 47 designers. Special opening reception. Music and refreshments. 5:00–10:00—Open Studio Exhibition of works by MFA and MA Candidates. DIA, John R side 13 9 Information Booth 14 54. THE SMALL MALL ON 2ND The Seussian Arkestra will feature 5 larger than life interactive Cass Ave. 66 5:00–10:00pm Planetarium Parking musical sculptures. W. Forest Ave. Prentis 62 4246 Second • 313.960.4656 Room 0209, lower level • 313.577.2107 • planetarium.wayne.edu Woodward Ave. Porta John 44 Mack Ave. Visit Avec Boutique, Calling All Greeks, WiFi Study Hall and Sweet Chateau Cupcakes. 5:30–9:00—Pianist 70 E. Willis St. Enjoy holiday music and science demos. 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00—On a Clear Winter’s Night. FREE tickets DPS ALL CITY HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND W. Canfield St. Detroit Medical Center and Caroling. 5:30–7:00 (every half hour)—Make a pair of snowman and candy cane earrings! Light 35 17 required (available beginning at 5:00pm at Planetarium entrance). W. Willis & Canfield Apetechnology 68 45 refreshments and holiday shopping. 40 41 John R St. Art & Music collide for one spectAculAr Corktown Studios 69 46 67 6 71 40. SOURCE BOOKSELLERS Schaver Music Recital Hall RALPH TAYLOR | 55 evening in MidtownChrysler Dr. detroit DPS All City HSJohn C. Lodge 54 70 30 4240 Cass, Suite 105 • 313.832.1155 • sourcebooksellers.com Old Main Annex Bldg., enter at 480 W. Hancock between Cass & Second CARIBBEAN MARDI GRAS PRODUCTIONS Marching Band 5 53 4 33 313.577.1795 • music.wayne.edu Southwest corner of Woodward/Warren W. Willis St.70 7:30–10:00—Barbara Ware. 5:00–9:00—Give A Mouse A Cookie mouse will be celebrating the reading Ralph Taylor | 3rd Ave. 31 32 W. Alexandrine St. of IF YOU GIVE books and 30 years of giving! Holiday shopping. 7:30—Holiday Strings. 6:15, 8:00—“The Broken Angel”—Large-scale dance and music production. Caribbean Mardi 71 Free Admission! • Over 200 performances including Gras Production 2nd Ave. Madeleine Peyroux, Bronze Radio Return, 21 64 55. SPIRAL COLLECTIVE - DELL PRYOR GALLERY/TULANI ROSE 61. WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY WELCOME CENTER 8 DEGREES OF NOEL NIGHT NEW TO NOEL NIGHT The Diving Bell, Imani Winds, Jeffery 8º of Noel Night Selden St. 25 42 W. Warren • canstructdetroit.tumblr.com Trumbull St. 4201 Cass • Dell Pryor Gallery • 313.833.6990 • dellpryorgalleries.com Front Lawn of the Detroit Public Library • 5201 Woodward Beer Tent & Food 1 63 Mack Ave. FOR MORe Information: Broussard & The Creole Cowboys, See colossal structures made of canned food and bring canned food to donate to Gleaners Community Tulani Rose • 313.832.2477 • tulanirose.com Enjoy craft beer, meads and hard ciders from 8º Plato and food vendors on the 34 Chrysler Dr. and Thornetta Davis Food Bank. RECOMMENDED PARKING 313.420.6000 • noelnight.org Pop-up holiday makers market and enjoy the holiday sounds with visiting DJ JMO of St. Louis spinning a new front lawn of the Detroit Public Library. John C. Lodge Selden St. • Outdoor art installations by set of Christmas House music from 6:00–9:00. 5:00—Caroling For A Cause. • WSU Parking Structure 1 56 62. WDET 101.9FM DETROIT • WSU Parking Structure 8 Parsons St. Apetechnology, Corktown Studios, • WSU Parking Structure 7 Follow Us: 4600 Cass • wdet.org Thick Air Studios and Ralph Taylor 56. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN – DETROIT CENTER PARKING • Parking Structure on Facebook.com/noelnight 3663 Woodward, Ste. 150 • 313.593.3584 • detroitcenter.umich.edu Tours of the WDET studios, meet our hosts, and record your holiday wishes for Detroit. Join us at the top of W. Alexandrine, west In addition to the participating institutions’ own parking lots, public parking of Woodward Brainard • Holiday shopping • Shuttle bus service each hour for “Holiday Tales.” Enjoy hot cocoa to warm you up! 7 Twitter.com/MidtownDetroit Visit the U-M Detroit Center and enjoy seasonal musical performances, a scavenger hunt and holiday crafts. is available. Locations indicated on the map. (Most charge $5.00–$10.00) 43 Erskine ROAD CLOSURES #noelnight | #MidtownDetroit • Carriage rides • Food & yuletide treats 5:00—Oak Park Voices of Inspiration School Choir; 6:00—Detroit Christian Youth Orchestra; 63. WHOLE FOODS MARKET – NUTRITION & CULINARY EDUCATION CENTER 6:45—Winans Academy Orchestra; 7:10—Winans Academy Dance Co.; 8:30—LSO Dance Co.
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