Kick off the official start to summer this weekend by celebrating dad, Pride, and more with these fun-filled things to do in Metro Detroit
By Perry Haselden
Featured photo via @looq.us
Pourhibition Pop-Up at Good Neighbor
June 19
Photo via @pourhibition 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
1435 Farmer St #115, Detroit
Good Neighbor is partnering with Pourhibition for a pre-Father’s Day celebration. Sip on complimentary cocktails while shopping for a last-minute gift for dad — and a little something for yourself. Keep the party going at home with one of Pourhibition’s whiskey sour cocktail kits!
Father’s Day Frame Wine Club
June 19
Photo via framehazelpark.com 12:00 pm
23839 John R Rd #2, Hazel Park
Surprise dad with something special this Father’s Day — like a case of summer wines, hand-selected by Frame’s wine director and sommelier Sean Crenny. For $70 (plus tax) you’ll get three bottles of American-made wine perfectly packaged and ready for pickup at Frame. Bonus: New wine club members who sign up in June will also get a free tote bag!
The Official LOOQ. Pride Event
June 19
Photo via @looq.us 4:00 pm
22726 Woodward Ave, Ferndale
Get dressed in your rainbow best and head to The Official Looq. Pride Event at J’s Penalty Box in Ferndale to enjoy live music, giveaways, and games. The event is free to attend, but donations for the Trans Sistas of Color Project are appreciated.
Vintage Alley at Vintage Eastern Market
June 19
Photo via @vintageeasternmarket 1515 Division Street Suite B, Detroit
Shop vintage clothing, antiques, and local art every Saturday this summer at the Vintage Alley. Popping up in the alley behind Vintage Eastern Market, this weekly event showcases a rotating roster of vendors, so there’s always something new to discover.
Motown Mile Outdoor Installation
June 19
Photo via @motownmuseum 2648 W. Grand Blvd, Detroit
Rooftop Yoga Class
June 20
Photo via event's Facebook page 507 Biddle Ave, Wyandotte
Wake up and get your “downward dog” in a rooftop yoga class . Hosted by The Waterfront Wyandotte, classes take place every Sunday through August at 9:00 am and 10:00 am. Registration is free, but spots fill up quickly, so be sure to RSVP.
Summer Solstice Celebration
June 20
Photo via City of Farmington Hills Facebook page 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
24915 Farmington Road, Farmington Hills
June 20 marks the summer solstice, the official start of summer! Get outside and enjoy the longest day of the year with hayrides, craft projects, marshmallow roasting, and more at the Farmington Hills Nature Center. Tickets are $8 for all activities, including one hayride.
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