Events

Where: The 13 Metroparks in southeast Michigan

Socialize, exercise and gain experience while lending a hand at the parks, especially at the nature centers and golf courses. Volunteers who reach a designated number of hours receive a Metroparks annual permit, free use of some facilities, and an invitation to recognition dinners in the parks. Volunteer for a single project or on an ongoing basis.

Where: More than 40 courses across the state (half in metro Detroit)

Register to golf all day at participating courses that will waive greens fees for the day, allowing registered golfers to raise $315,000 for the National MS Society.

Cost: $125 minimum per golfer; cart fees might apply

Where: North River Road between 1-94 and Gratiot

The Mount Clemens Farmers Market offers a variety of fruits and vegetables that are grown locally, plants, perennials, shrubs and herbs. Fresh baked goods also will be for sale, along with honey, eggs, mushrooms and specialty items.

Cost: Free

Where: Hotel St. Regis, 3701 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit

This workshop is designed to help you achieve the life you want now.

Where: Detroit Institute of Arts, 5200 Woodward Ave., Detroit

The exhibition will explore the Ashcan school’s celebration of vibrant and diverse leisure activities through nearly 80 of their most significant canvases. The Ashcan school artists depicted the lower levels of the socio-economic scale, the raw, unvarnished people who lived and toiled in New York during the turn of the 20th century. While this material represents one aspect of these artists’ oeuvre, it’s not representative of the entire spectrum of their work. Among the subjects addressed were the leisure activities available to people of various social strata.

Where: Detroit Institute of Arts, 5200 Woodward Ave., Detroit

Where: Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, 4454 Woodward Ave., Detroit

Where: St. Clair Shores Country Club

Playwright and novelist A.R. Gurney’s Love Letters, a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, will be the first in a series of plays at the St. Clair Shores Country Club’s new dinner theater. Love Letters follows the relationship between two friends that spanned 50 years, through their letters. The menu will consist of a three-course meal, with four entrées available. Reservations are recommended.

Where: Hotel St. Regis, 3701 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit

This workshop is designed to help you achieve the life you want now.

Where: The Dakota Building, 1785 W. Stadium Blvd., Ann Arbor

Grab your dancing shoes for a night of swing dancing! Free beginner and intermediate lessons will be offered from 7:15 to 8:45 p.m., with open dancing taking place from 8:45 to 11:45 p.m.

Cost: General admission for open dancing, $5; students, $3; $1 off for members of the Ann Arbor Council for Traditional Music and Dance

Where: The Purple Rose Theatre Company, 137 Park St., Chelsea

Playwright Carey Crim’s Growing Pretty follows Lucy Keen as she deals with her quirky family, having a boy for a best friend, love and self-image. Lucy discovers that the rocky road of being 12 soon transforms into the freedoms of adulthood as she attempts to become an artist.

Cost: $12.50-$38

Contact: 734.433.7673, www.purplerosetheatre.org

Where: The 13 Metroparks in southeast Michigan

Socialize, exercise and gain experience while lending a hand at the parks, especially at the nature centers and golf courses. Volunteers who reach a designated number of hours receive a Metroparks annual permit, free use of some facilities, and an invitation to recognition dinners in the parks. Volunteer for a single project or on an ongoing basis.

Where: More than 40 courses across the state (half in metro Detroit)

Register to golf all day at participating courses that will waive greens fees for the day, allowing registered golfers to raise $315,000 for the National MS Society.

Cost: $125 minimum per golfer; cart fees might apply

Where: North River Road between 1-94 and Gratiot

The Mount Clemens Farmers Market offers a variety of fruits and vegetables that are grown locally, plants, perennials, shrubs and herbs. Fresh baked goods also will be for sale, along with honey, eggs, mushrooms and specialty items.

Cost: Free

Where: Hotel St. Regis, 3701 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit

This workshop is designed to help you achieve the life you want now.

Activities and discussions will focus on what’s important in your life, as well as what has prevented you from living the life you want, and change your reality so you can achieve what you really want. Bring a favorite photo of yourself that is replaceable and images, symbols or text representing what is important to you. Workshop includes meals, massages and sessions, among other things.

Where: Hotel St. Regis, 3701 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit

This workshop is designed to help you achieve the life you want now.

Activities and discussions will focus on what’s important in your life, as well as what has prevented you from living the life you want, and change your reality so you can achieve what you really want. Bring a favorite photo of yourself that is replaceable and images, symbols or text representing what is important to you. Workshop includes meals, massages and sessions, among other things.

Where: Detroit Institute of Arts, 5200 Woodward Ave., Detroit

The exhibition will explore the Ashcan school’s celebration of vibrant and diverse leisure activities through nearly 80 of their most significant canvases. The Ashcan school artists depicted the lower levels of the socio-economic scale, the raw, unvarnished people who lived and toiled in New York during the turn of the 20th century. While this material represents one aspect of these artists’ oeuvre, it’s not representative of the entire spectrum of their work. Among the subjects addressed were the leisure activities available to people of various social strata.

Where: Detroit Institute of Arts, 5200 Woodward Ave., Detroit

Where: Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, 4454 Woodward Ave., Detroit

Where: Hart Plaza, Jefferson at Woodward Avenue, Detroit

No plans for Memorial Day Weekend? Stay in town, and soak up Movement 2008 – Detroit’s Electronic Music Festival. The festival returns for its ninth year to the home of techno music. Multiple stages will feature performances by Benny Benassi, Buzz Goree, Carl Craig, Cool Kids, DBX, Girl Talk, Konrad Black, Minx, Moby, Speedy J and Terrence Parker, among others.

Where: The Purple Rose Theatre Company, 137 Park St., Chelsea

Playwright Carey Crim’s Growing Pretty follows Lucy Keen as she deals with her quirky family, having a boy for a best friend, love and self-image. Lucy discovers that the rocky road of being 12 soon transforms into the freedoms of adulthood as she attempts to become an artist.

Cost: $12.50-$38

Contact: 734.433.7673, www.purplerosetheatre.org

Where: Jewish Ensemble Theatre, 6600 W. Maple Rd., West Bloomfield

Playwright Richard Orloff’s funny and skewed perspective on life is expressed in several playlets.

Cost: $30-$39. Seniors and students, $5 discount.

Contact: 248.788.2900, www.jettheatre.org

Where: The Purple Rose Theatre Company, 137 Park St., Chelsea

Playwright Carey Crim’s Growing Pretty follows Lucy Keen as she deals with her quirky family, having a boy for a best friend, love and self-image. Lucy discovers that the rocky road of being 12 soon transforms into the freedoms of adulthood as she attempts to become an artist.

Cost: $12.50-$38

Contact: 734.433.7673, www.purplerosetheatre.org

Where: Jewish Ensemble Theatre, 6600 W. Maple Rd., West Bloomfield

Playwright Richard Orloff’s funny and skewed perspective on life is expressed in several playlets.

Cost: $30-$39. Seniors and students, $5 discount.

Contact: 248.788.2900, www.jettheatre.org

Where: The 13 Metroparks in southeast Michigan

Socialize, exercise and gain experience while lending a hand at the parks, especially at the nature centers and golf courses. Volunteers who reach a designated number of hours receive a Metroparks annual permit, free use of some facilities, and an invitation to recognition dinners in the parks. Volunteer for a single project or on an ongoing basis.

Where: More than 40 courses across the state (half in metro Detroit)

Register to golf all day at participating courses that will waive greens fees for the day, allowing registered golfers to raise $315,000 for the National MS Society.

Cost: $125 minimum per golfer; cart fees might apply

Where: Hart Plaza, Jefferson at Woodward Avenue, Detroit

No plans for Memorial Day Weekend? Stay in town, and soak up Movement 2008 – Detroit’s Electronic Music Festival. The festival returns for its ninth year to the home of techno music. Multiple stages will feature performances by Benny Benassi, Buzz Goree, Carl Craig, Cool Kids, DBX, Girl Talk, Konrad Black, Minx, Moby, Speedy J and Terrence Parker, among others.

Where: Hotel St. Regis, 3701 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit

This workshop is designed to help you achieve the life you want now.

Activities and discussions will focus on what’s important in your life, as well as what has prevented you from living the life you want, and change your reality so you can achieve what you really want. Bring a favorite photo of yourself that is replaceable and images, symbols or text representing what is important to you. Workshop includes meals, massages and sessions, among other things.

Where: Detroit Institute of Arts, 5200 Woodward Ave., Detroit

The exhibition will explore the Ashcan school’s celebration of vibrant and diverse leisure activities through nearly 80 of their most significant canvases. The Ashcan school artists depicted the lower levels of the socio-economic scale, the raw, unvarnished people who lived and toiled in New York during the turn of the 20th century. While this material represents one aspect of these artists’ oeuvre, it’s not representative of the entire spectrum of their work. Among the subjects addressed were the leisure activities available to people of various social strata.

Where: Detroit Institute of Arts, 5200 Woodward Ave., Detroit

Where: Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, 4454 Woodward Ave., Detroit

Where: Hart Plaza, Jefferson at Woodward Avenue, Detroit

Where: Hart Plaza, Jefferson at Woodward Avenue, Detroit

No plans for Memorial Day Weekend? Stay in town, and soak up Movement 2008 – Detroit’s Electronic Music Festival. The festival returns for its ninth year to the home of techno music. Multiple stages will feature performances by Benny Benassi, Buzz Goree, Carl Craig, Cool Kids, DBX, Girl Talk, Konrad Black, Minx, Moby, Speedy J and Terrence Parker, among others.

Cost: VIP pass, $150; weekend pass, $40

Contact: www.myspace.com/detroitmusicfest

Where: The Purple Rose Theatre Company, 137 Park St., Chelsea

Playwright Carey Crim’s Growing Pretty follows Lucy Keen as she deals with her quirky family, having a boy for a best friend, love and self-image. Lucy discovers that the rocky road of being 12 soon transforms into the freedoms of adulthood as she attempts to become an artist.

Cost: $12.50-$38

Contact: 734.433.7673, www.purplerosetheatre.org

Where: Jewish Ensemble Theatre, 6600 W. Maple Rd., West Bloomfield

Playwright Richard Orloff’s funny and skewed perspective on life is expressed in several playlets.

Cost: $30-$39. Seniors and students, $5 discount.

Contact: 248.788.2900, www.jettheatre.org

Where: The 13 Metroparks in southeast Michigan

Socialize, exercise and gain experience while lending a hand at the parks, especially at the nature centers and golf courses. Volunteers who reach a designated number of hours receive a Metroparks annual permit, free use of some facilities, and an invitation to recognition dinners in the parks. Volunteer for a single project or on an ongoing basis.

Where: More than 40 courses across the state (half in metro Detroit)

Register to golf all day at participating courses that will waive greens fees for the day, allowing registered golfers to raise $315,000 for the National MS Society.

Cost: $125 minimum per golfer; cart fees might apply

Where: Hart Plaza, Jefferson at Woodward Avenue, Detroit

Where: Hart Plaza, Jefferson at Woodward Avenue, Detroit

No plans for Memorial Day Weekend? Stay in town, and soak up Movement 2008 – Detroit’s Electronic Music Festival. The festival returns for its ninth year to the home of techno music. Multiple stages will feature performances by Benny Benassi, Buzz Goree, Carl Craig, Cool Kids, DBX, Girl Talk, Konrad Black, Minx, Moby, Speedy J and Terrence Parker, among others.

Cost: VIP pass, $150; weekend pass, $40

Contact: www.myspace.com/detroitmusicfest

Where: Hart Plaza, Jefferson at Woodward Avenue, Detroit