10 things to do in the D this weekend Dec. 19-21

1. Listen to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra perform Home for the Holidays
2. Explore the Wyandotte Museum’s Christmas Open House
3. Go to the opening weekend of Emagine Macomb
4. Enjoy the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition at the Detroit Zoo
5. See the Moscow Ballet perform The Great Russian Nutcracker
6. Stop by PJ’s Lager House and hear award winning Detroit bluesman Luther Keith.
7. Learn to make trivets with wine corks
8. Celebrate executive chef Michael Barrera’s birthday at Yemans St.
9. Join in a holiday sing-along at Wolverine State Brewing Co.
10. Check out local art and performances at Brothers in Motion

List thanks to Crain's Detroit Business

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11. Watch Detroit Remember When: Houses of Worship, Friday, December 19, 2014, 8pm. Channel 56 [[Detroit Public Television). The 8 houses of worship covered are: Old St. Mary’s [[Greektown), People’s Community Church, Historic Trinity Lutheran, Temple Beth El, St. Andrew’s Episcopal, Islamic Center of America, First Congregational, and Fort Street Presbyterian.
http://www.dptv.org/programs/houses-of-worship/

12. Redford Theatre presents White Christmas, Friday and Saturday, December 19 and 20, 2014, 8pm [[Fri and Sat) and 2pm [[Sat).
http://redfordtheatre.com/movie/

13. Grosse Pointe Theatre presents Irving Berlin’s White Christmas through December 22, 2014. http://www.gpt.org/shows/white-christmas/

14. Cinema Detroit presents The Apartment [[1960) starring Jack Lemmon, Fred McMurray, and Shirley McLaine, December 19-23, 2014.
While you might not think of The Apartment as a Christmas movie, most of the film's action takes place between Christmas and New Year's Eve. The film garnered 10 Oscar nominations, of which it won Best Picture, Director, Screenplay [[Written for the Screen), Art Direction, and Editing. http://cinemadetroit.com/2014/12/12/...partment-1960/

WICKED @ Detroit Opera House

16.COMMUNITY MESSIAH - Sing along

Please join us for Detroit’s Community-Sing Messiah on Saturday, December 20 at 4:00 at the historic, nationally renowned Central United Methodist Church on Grand Circus Park in downtown Detroit. After a brief rehearsal, you – the audience members – become the choir for a rendition of this beloved work, with fabulous soloists and the CCD orchestra, and with Dr. Edward Maki-Schramm conducting. Please bring your score [[any edition), or you may borrow one, while supplies last. There will be no tickets and no charge, just a free-will donation to defray costs.

Great thread thanks ............ heading over to the Redford Theatre this afternoon.

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Originally Posted by MotorCityTrikes

Great thread thanks ............ heading over to the Redford Theatre this afternoon.

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We were at the Redford last evening....Pretty full house! Great organ music...holiday train display...Christmas tree...Santa Claus!! Singing "White Christmas" to close out the film! What a fun time!!