10 Things to Do in the D this Weekend - June 12-14

1. Explore the Royal Oak Clay, Glass and Metal Show
2. Listen to Motown Mic: The Spoken Word Grand Finale
3. Take the A2 Tech Trek
4. Enjoy local food and live music at Sunset at the Zoo
5. Watch or compete in the Motor City Triathlon
6. Find your new best friend at the Road to the Puppy Bowl: Detroit
7. Attend The Garden Party at Meadow Brook Hall
8. Step back in time for a historical Base Ball game
9. Ride to Harley Fest at Freedom Hill
10. Check out the opening weekend of the Ann Arbor Summer Festival

Kickoff list from Crain's Detroit Business. Add your suggestions and finds below.

11. HAIR: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical @ St. Dunstan's through Saturday, June 13
http://www.showclix.com/event/Hair7878

12. Dial M for Murder in 3D, Friday and Saturday, June 12-13 @ Redford Theatre
http://www.redfordtheatre.com/movie/

13. Laurel and Hardy Film Festival, Saturday, June 13 @ Senate Theatre
http://www.dtos.org/UpcomingEvents.html

14. Screening and Q&A: No Place Like Detroit, Thursday, June 11, 2015, 7pm. Interviews with 10 diverse Detroiters are compiled into a documentary by French photographer Nastasia Peteuil, 26, who moved to Detroit in 2014. Her black & white film, "No Place Like Detroit" shows how "every Detroiter has a special story--either about their neighborhood, their business or their experience in the city." This event takes place at the Scarab Club. Free and open to the public. Runtime: 66 minutes.
https://www.facebook.com/events/993779060635177/

15. Bus Tour: Diego and Frida’s Detroit: Bus Tour, Saturday, June 13, 2015, 10am. Join the Detroit Experience Factory for a tour through Frida and Diego’s Detroit. See the places and discuss the themes that defined Detroit in the early 1930s. Learn about the city in which both artists created groundbreaking work and find out why Detroit continues to be a place defined by industry, social change and the arts. Bus with tour guide picks up and drops off attendees on Farnsworth in front of the Scarab Club located behind the Detroit Institute of Arts. $20; reservations required.
http://www.eventbrite.com/e/diego-an...ts-16518821239

16. Ty Cobb: A Terrible Beauty Book Signing and Author Talk, Saturday, June 13, 2015, 11am. The Detroit Historical Museum hosts author Charles Leerhsen for a short lecture on his new book Ty Cobb: A Terrible Beauty. A book signing follows outside the Museum Store. Free with Museum admission.
http://detroithistorical.org/things-...arles-leerhsen

17. Historic Fort Wayne Colonial Days, Saturday and Sunday, June 13 & 14, 2015, 9am-5pm [[Sat), 9am-4pm [[Sun).
http://www.historicfortwaynecoalitio...onialDays.html

18. The Traveling Catholic Mass Mob: St. Gabriel, Sunday, June 14, 2015, 12noon.
http://www.thetravelingcatholicsmassmob.com/

Pre-Weekend Event:

http://ih.constantcontact.com/fs017/...=1121317907991

Thursday, June 11th 7 pm | Film Screening | Free Event
NO PLACE LIKE DETROIT
Detroit is changing every day and every Detroiter is a witness to its change. They were here when people gave up on the city. They were here when the corrupt politicians took over the city. They were here when the auto industry collapsed. They were here when people started to move back to the city. They are still here to tell you what it means to be a Detroiter.

Interviews with 10 diverse Detroiters are compiled into a documentary by French photographer Nastasia Peteuil, 26, who moved to Detroit in 2014. Her black & white film, "No Place Like Detroit" shows how "every Detroiter has a special story--either about their neighborhood, their business or their experience in the city."

Please join us on Thursday, June 11th for a screening of the film and Q&A with Nastasia Peteuil.

Interviews include:
* Fiber artist Leslie "Najma" Wilson of Detroit Fiber Works on Livernois Avenue
* Entrepreneur and performer Satori Shakoor
* Valaurian Waller, a co-owner of Fresh Corner Cafe on Second Avenue in Midtown
* Deonte Osayande, 26, a northwest-side poet
* A parent who grew up near Detroit and now raises three children in the city with her husband


The Stories of Detroit

Black & white film; 66 minutes

http://assets.hemmings.com/uimage/40...-0-0.jpg?rev=1

After 6 street festival on Kercheval in Grosse Pointe Park tomorrow night.

https://www.facebook.com/events/1393580497636403/

22. From Nicole Curtis: Okay!!! It's finally here!!! This Sunday -June 14th-the one and only Open House for 571 East Grand Blvd in Detroit. Experienced attendees know the routine, but for newbies…Here's the scoop.
ENTRY AT NOON-not a minute before:) We open the house for one hour-and yes, we make sure everyone gets in-so don't be late smile emoticon
$5 per head donation for a local family in need
[[PLEASE BRING EXACT CHANGE)
No shoes inside -so wear flip-flops or bring some slippers!!
Legal release required for all whether you are 103 or 3 days old
Can't stand long-have a work requirement-kids soccer game-please come to the front desk & let us know [[line is long)
[[WE ASK EVERYONE TO BE UNDERSTANDING WHEN I LET THEM CUT THE LINE-BUT DON'T LIE TO DO SO:))
if you are a past volunteer or tradesperson-come to front and check in-no line for you
NO photos or video inside home
Yes-I'm there out front collecting your money and saying thank you AND……
We are selling t-shirts!!! Yes, the infamous t-shirts-limited quants and sizes and they are 20 bucks! Cash only

23. Royal Oak Clay, Glass and Metal Show. Saturday and Sunday, June 13-14.
New location this year: Fourth Street east of Main.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Royal...30177366993230
http://www.dailytribune.com/general-...w-this-weekend

24. Berkley Art Bash, Saturday, June 13, 10-6.
http://www.berkleyartbash.com/

Free Fishing Weekend! http://michigan.gov/dnr/0,4570,7-153...497---,00.html