Things To Do in Detroit This Weekend: October 31-November 2

Detroit's weekend events offer a chance to celebrate tradition, family, and fun all over the city. Experience cultural traditions at Celebrate Día de los Muertos, have a fun adventure at Allegan Event's Not-So-Spooky Haunted Maze Weekend, and listen to classic hits by Air Supply at their 50th anniversary celebration. Whether you're looking for music, memories, or some Halloween magic, there's a little bit of everything happening over the weekend.

Celebrate Día de los Muertos on the riverfront with a vibrant, family-friendly event at Robert C. Valade Park. There will be storytelling, dancing, music, artisan vendors, and kids' activities as the community comes together to honor their loved ones. Visit the public "ofrenda," or altar, which is open daily, and join a celebration of remembrance, culture, and connection.

Get ready for family-friendly Halloween fun at Allegan Event's Not-So-Spooky Haunted Maze Weekend, where guests of all ages can explore a maze full of twists, turns, and lighthearted surprises. Designed to delight rather than frighten, the event offers an adventure in a safe, playful atmosphere — perfect for little ones and big kids.

Celebrate five decades of music history as Air Supply marks its 50th anniversary at Music Hall Detroit. The soft rock duo, consisting of Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock, created and popularized their unique style of timeless soft rock hits, including "All Out of Love," "Lost in Love," and "Making Love Out of Nothing at All." Air Supply has defined soaring harmonies and sentimental performances, and this formula has established them as legends to a global audience.

Detroit's activities this weekend are bursting with energy. Enjoy pumpkin-smashing fun, spine-chilling scares, and stand-up comedy. Whether you're looking for laughter, thrills, or a way to wrap up the Halloween season, there's something for everyone: