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Search results for events during 09/2010
Jan 1, 2004 - Dec 31, 2010
- Ford Field Tours, Ford Field, 2000 Brush St in Detroit.
Get a closer look at Detroit’s newest crown jewel and the NFL’s most revered stadium. Get a peek at a Ford Field Suite, the press level and the Detroit Lions locker room. Walk down the tunnel to the field and stand on the turf for a player’s view of the stadium. Tours are Monday – Friday at 11:00am & 1:00pm. (313) 262-2000
Wayne County
May 3, 2004 - Dec 31, 2010
- Ford Rouge Factory Tours, Henry Ford Museum, 20900 Oakwood Blvd. in Dearborn.
Ford Motor Company and The Henry Ford are working together on a new visitor experience. Groups will begin at The Henry Ford and board a bus en route to the actual Ford Rouge plant. Aboard the bus, visitors will view, via videotape, the story of Rouge. Once they arrive at the plant, guests with view both past and future auto manufacturing in two state-of-the-art theatres. They will then go to the Rouge Visitor Center’s observation level which overlooks the world’s largest "living roof". The living roof is growing on the Dearborn Truck Plant Final Assembly building. Finally, the tour will end in the assembly plant where visitors will get an up-close look at the actual production of the Ford F-150 Truck. After conclusion, the visitors will be bused back to The Henry Ford. PLEASE NOTE THAT ON WEEKENDS AND SPECIFIC DATES ACTUAL PRODUCTION MAY NOT TAKE PLACE. PLEASE CONFIRM DATES DIRECTLY WITH THE HENRY FORD. (313) 982-6001
Wayne County
Jan 1, 2005 - Dec 31, 2010
- And Still We Rise: Our Journey Through African American History and Culture, Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, 315 E. Warren Ave. in Detroit,.
visitors walk through reproductions of a marketplace in Benin, a slave dungeon and slave ship, a rice plantation’s slaves quarters and several other environments. Also on display are life masks of famous African-Americans including Harriet Tubman, Dr. Martin Luther King and feisty former Detroit Mayor Coleman Young. Detroit history is also reflected in the circa-1960s walk up Woodward Avenue and the re-created Horse Shoe Lounge-Club 606 in the Black Bottom district. (313) 494-5800
Wayne County
Sep 17, 2010 - Sep 18, 2010
- Old Town Bluesfest, Grand River Avenue and Turner Street, Old Town Lansing, MI 48906.
The Old Town Bluesfest is a two-day free music festival that brings national, regional, and local acts to an audience of roughly 15,000 people from across Michigan and nearby states. The festival creates an open space where people gather in the streets of Old Town, surrounded by the best of the Capital City’s art galleries as well as unique retail stores and grand architecture. Vendors line the streets offering ethnic food, beverages, art, clothing, and crafts. Nearby galleries and boutiques open their doors during festival hours. 517-894-4103
Ingham County
Sep 17, 2010 - Sep 18, 2010
- Old Town Bluesfest, Grand River & Turner Street, Old Town Lansing, MI 48906.
A 2 day FREE music festival that brings national, regional, and local acts to an audience of roughly 15,000 people from across Michigan and nearby states. The festival creates an open space where people gather in the streets of Old Town, surrounded by the best of the Capital City's art galleries as well as unique retail stores and grand architecture. Vendors line the streets offering ethnic food, beverages, art, clothing, and crafts, and nearby galleries and boutiques open their doors during festival hours. 517-894-4103
Ingham County
Sep 18, 2010 - Sep 18, 2010
- Fiber Arts Festival, Coopersville Farm Museum
375 Main Street
Coopersville, MI 49404.
The Coopersville Farm Museum will be filled with anything and everything to do with Fiber Arts! Check it out! If you would like to be a vendor, or if you have any other questions call the Coopersville Farm Museum at 616-997-8555 616-997-8555
Ottawa County
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