What to do this Father's Day weekend in Metro Detroit

Things to Do
🎤 The Heidelberg Project art installation is starting its summer season of Second Saturdays with an interactive puppet karaoke show.
Saturday, 2-5pm, including a 2:30 tour. Free!
👟 Sneaker obsessed? Join a convention at Huntington Place with exclusive merch and hundreds of vendors.
Saturday, 12-7pm. $33.
🕺 Practice your choreography to "Abracadabra" and other Lady Gaga hits at a themed dance night at Big Pink.
Friday, 10pm-2am. $25.
🎢 Bring dads and kids to Canton's Liberty Fest with carnival rides and fireworks.
Thursday, 1-10pm; Friday, 1-11pm and Saturday 10am-10pm. Entry to the festival is free; unlimited rides for $33.
💡 Enjoy a night of lights and female artistry at Tangent Gallery, with DJs, vegan soul food and vendors.
Friday, 9-12pm. $23.
🎶 Listen to music along the waterfront at the Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre: Jamey Johnson on Friday or Ledisi on Saturday.
Doors at 7pm. Tickets start around $50.

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