Kickoff list culled from Hour Detroit and WDET. Add your suggestions below.

Detroit Autorama
The 72nd annual Detroit Autorama, presented by O’Reilly Auto Parts, includes more than 800 custom hot rods, trucks, and motorcycles alongside special guest appearances and themed competitions. Feb. 28-March 2. $26-$28 general admission, $9-$10 kids ages 6-12, free for kids 5 and under. Huntington Place, 1 Washington Blvd., Detroit; autorama.com.

North South West Party
This third annual community tradition is split into three areas: North, South, and West. In the North, fire and ice take center stage with old drum fires, cocktails, line dancing, and après-ski vibes; down South, escape to a tropical paradise that offers hula-hooping, inflatable games, and limbo; and embrace the old west with a mechanical bull and country music out West. March 1. $15-$30. Blake’s Orchard & Cider Mill, 17985 Armada Center Road, Armada; blakefarms.com.

LepreCon Detroit
Support the Detroit St. Patrick’s Day Parade with a pub crawl to some of Corktown’s most beloved bars including the Gaelic League, Cork & Gable, McShane’s, Nemo’s, and many others. Tickets include free entry into all participating venues, exclusive drink specials, a scavenger hunt, 50/50 raffles, and more. March 1. $30. Various venues, Corktown; Eventbrite.com.

Brick Fest Live
This event boasts being the “#1 attended family event for Brick fans,” and includes meet-and-greets with LEGO Master Tim Hutchings, walk-thru LEGO displays and exhibits, music, food, hands-on activities, and more. March 1-2. $16.99-$34.99. Suburban Collection Showplace, 46100 Grand River Ave., Novi; brickfestlive.com.

Paw Patrol Live! “A Mighty Adventure”
Chase, Marshall, Skye, and the rest of your Paw Patrol pals save they city, they throw a massive block party, but when supervillain scientist Victoria Vance feels left out, she sets out to crash the festivities. March 1-2. $55+. Fox Theatre, 2211 Woodward Ave., Detroit; 313presents.com.

Macomb Symphony Orchestra
To celebrate its 50th season, the Macomb Symphony Orchestra and its Music Director Andrew Neer will perform accompanied by Detroit Symphony Orchestra flutist Amanda Blaikie. Brahms, A German Requiem, featuring Jennifer Cresswell and Rolfe Dauz. March 2. $12-$15. Macomb Center for the Performing Arts, 44575 Garfield Road, Clinton Township; macombcenter.com.

The Body Eclectic ‘25
Award-winning American artist Carole Morisseau showcases humanity’s complications through painting, assemblage, pottery, and three-dimensional pieces. Now-Feb.28. No cost for admission. Lawrence Street Gallery, 22620 Woodward Ave., Suite A, Ferndale; lawrencestreetgallery.com.

Rinaldo
Handel’s classic baroque opera about a knight’s quest gets a modern-day spin in this riveting production directed by Louisa Proske. While recovering from surgery in a hospital room, a boy finds himself swept away in a fairy tale world of sorcerers, monsters, and magic. As he battles mythical beasts in his mind as the brave knight Rinaldo, the young girl in the bed next to his fights for her life in the real world. Now-March 2. $30+. Detroit Opera House, 1526 Broadway St., Detroit; detroitopera.org.

Whimsical Juxtapositions
This art exhibit features the work of Mike Kelly, a Detroit pathologist turned artist and his daughter, Kelly. Live musical performances by Electric Guitar Orchestra, Joe Kidd and Shelia Burke, and others are included during opening weekend. Now-March 2. No cost for admission. 333 Midland Complex, 333 Midland St., Highland Park; facebook.com.

Pushing Boundaries
This art exhibit features the work of seven highly regarded Michigan artists who push boundaries with their work. Featured artists are Jeanne Bieri [[painting and fibers), Boisali Biswas [[fibers and weaving), Terry Lee Dill [[drawing, painting, and sculpture), Nanci La Bret Einstein [[mixed media, sculpture, digital photography, drawing, and painting), Meighen Jackson [[drawing, painting, and sculpture), Jay Knapp [[mixed media, sculpture, and drawing), and David Velez Felix [[ceramics). Now-March 5. No cost for admission. The Janice Charach Gallery, 6600 W. Maple, West Bloomfield; charachgallery.org.

The Angel Next Door
This “comedy that’s in love with theater, about people in love with theater,” is set in a Newport mansion in 1948 and features playwrights, actors, a “young star-struck author,” and the housekeeper who would like nothing more than for everyone to leave. Now-March 9. $19+. Meadow Brook Theatre, 378 Meadow Brook Road, Rochester; mbtheatre.com.

Confederates
This play by Dominique Morisseau explores racism and gender biases by telling the stories of two Black women who lived in America 160 years apart but are bonded through history. Now-March 16. $49. Detroit Public Theatre, 3960 3rd Ave., Detroit; detroitpublictheatre.org.

Kairos
Ann Arbor’s Theatre Nova will host the world premiere of this new play by Lisa Sanaye Dring. Gina and David find their newly official union tested when a revolutionary medical procedure offers to extend life indefinitely for a small group of patients, leaving the newlyweds to grapple with the weight of love and commitment in a post-mortality world. Now-March 16. $30. Theatre Nova, 410 W. Huron St., Ann Arbor; theatrenova.org.

Hip Hop Evolution: Celebrating 50 Years of Hip Hop Photography
This photography exhibit highlights the history of hip hop through the lens of photojournalist Andre Smith. It includes iconic images of legends in the genre including DJ Cool Herc and Queen Latifah. Now-April 30. No cost for admission. WCCCD Curtis L. Ivery Downtown Campus, 1001 West Fort St., Detroit; wcccd.edu.

Bangladeshi Diaspora Exhibit
This first-ever exhibit exploring metro Detroit’s Bangladeshi American community includes artifacts, textiles, folk art, and even contributions from area students. Now-May 11. No cost for admission, donations appreciated. Hamtramck Historical Museum, 9525 Joseph Campau Ave., Hamtramck; hamtramckhistory.com.

Detroit Talent Show
On Wednesday, March 5, UFO Bar is throwing a Detroit Talent Show where fun is the only skill necessary. Hosted by Auntie Ely, entry is $5 and winner takes the pot. The show starts at 10 p.m. followed by an afterparty DJ set by Ashton Swinton. Limited spots are available, so email ely@spotlitedetroit.com to sign up in advance. For more information, visit @ufobardetroit on Instagram.

Day of the Dude
Then on Thursday, March 6, Bowlero is celebrating Day of the Dude with live music, $9 White Russians and a Big Lebowski costume contest. Detroit rock bands The Beggars and Dirty Copper will be playing in the lounge, and WDET’s own Ryan Patrick Hooper [[host of In The Groove weekdays noon to 2 p.m.) will be DJing. Music starts at 8 p.m. and the costume contest starts at 9 p.m. This event is 18+ and admission is free. For more information, visit bowlerodetroit.com.