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2026 Jazzy Nights Season Pass
The Wednesday night season series pass allows you the same seat for every show on Wednesday night...
Hardcore Against Fascism (Matinee Show)
The Sanctuary is an All Ages establishment, however, anyone under the age of 17 must be accompani...
Heavy//Hitter, Chain Gang, Torn Open, Escalation of Force
The Sanctuary is an All Ages establishment, however, anyone under the age of 17 must be accompani...
WRIF Presents Poppy - Constantly Nowhere Tour
Doors 6pm Show 7pm All ages welcome. All support acts are subject to change without notice.
WWE Monday Night RAW
All bags, purses, and clutches larger than 4" x 6" x 1.5" are prohibited (diaper and medical bags...
Martin Amini
This event is seated and doors are scheduled to open to the general public at 6:30PM. The show is...
Detroit Tigers vs. Kansas City Royals
BIG3 - 9th Wonder in the Summer - Detroit
All bags, purses, and clutches larger than 4" x 6" x 1.5" are prohibited (diaper and medical bags...
Night of Knockouts XLII
This is an age restricted event, 21+ with valid photo ID. All bags are subject to inspection by o...
Nine Vicious
Coco & Friends Comedy Nights
Unfortunately, the Event Organizer has had to cancel your event. You don't need to do a thing. We...
Hallmark Stars Live
Nate Bargatze: Big Dumb Eyes World Tour
Loe Shimmy
Disney On Ice presents Find Your Hero
Discover the hero inside us all when Disney On Ice returns with the magical adventures of favorit...
Detroit Landmarks
The Fist in Detroit
is a powerful 24-foot sculpture honoring boxing legend Joe Louis. Located in downtown Detroit, it symbolizes strength, resilience, and the city's fighting spirit—a must-see landmark for visitors exploring Detroit's rich cultural and sports history.
The Tiger Statue at Comerica Park
is an iconic 15-foot sculpture guarding the main entrance of the Detroit Tigers' stadium.
The Spirit of Detroit
is a 26-foot-tall bronze sculpture by Marshall Fredericks, located at the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center in downtown Detroit. Unveiled in 1958, it depicts a seated figure holding a radiant sphere symbolizing divinity in one hand and a family group representing human relationships in the other. The statue's green patina has earned it the nickname "The Green Giant," and it stands as a powerful symbol of Detroit's resilience and community spirit. Regularly adorned with oversized jerseys to celebrate local sports teams, this iconic landmark is a must-see for visitors exploring Detroit's rich cultural heritage.
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