Whether you’re ready to get behind the wheel of go kart, hop on an adventurous ride, practice your golf swing, or enjoy a bite to eat with the family, C.J. Barrymore’s is serving it all up in Clinton Township.

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There is so much you can do instead of spending all your time at home

The Y offers sports, Halloween programs, and more

Event in Lake Orion is celebrating everyone’s super side

Of course it’s Super Bowl weekend, but its not the only thing happenin. There are plenty of other events going on this weekend in the D!

A lot of “cool” events are happening this weekend, and we mean that literally.

Sunday is the last day of Detroit’s Fire & Ice Festival and you and your loved ones can enjoy many activities while hanging out along the riverfront.

An Oakland County recreation center is offering free programs for children during the winter season.

Kalahari Resorts is a park and stay, and it is all under one roof.

The UniverSoul Circus returns to Detroit for the first time since 2019.

There are many great haunted experiences in the area, but a new one just opened up this year, and it will only be here for the month of October. The Birmingham 8 Theater Powered by Emagine, has been transformed into a scary haunted experience called Ghosts on the Balcony.

You don’t have to leave Detroit to experience the fun of a cider mill.

These events will keep you spooked and entertained throughout the Halloween season.

Looking for a way to enjoy the crisp fall air and hang out outdoors? Take your friends and family to a local corn maze!

With apples comes delicious apple cider, and there are several cider mills and orchards in the Mitten that have been around for more than 100 years.

We’re well into August now, but the summertime fun is still going strong. There are many events happening in and around the D this weekend, and here’s a few to check out.

After a two-year hiatus because of the pandemic, the ever-popular Dearborn Homecoming Festival is back on and in a new location with even more attractions.

There are several different cultures in the D for everyone to experience and this weekend there is a festival that will embrace diversity, race, and nationality. Today on “Live In The D” host Tati Amare was joined by Shirley Alcé Konaté and Lise-Pauline Barnett from the Haitian Network Group of Detroit to talk about the upcoming Haiti Festival.

Discover something new without spending a fortune on traveling.

Keith Aldridge, the owner of Canterbury Village in Lake Orion, said there are activities every weekend throughout the summer.

A new interactive exhibit has opened up in metro Detroit and it will have you digging for gold. The Cranbrook Institute of Science has family’s on the hunt for buried treasure this summer. Today on “Live In The D”, host Jason Carr was joined by the Anthropology Coordinator and Museum Educator, Cameron Wood, to talk about what to expect at a new exhibit.

The headline may read tacos and tequila, but the Royal Oak Taco fest is a family-friendly event.

Nobody is going to leave hungry after this cultural festival because the American-Polish Festival is back!

It’s the stuff of fairytales: princesses, pirates and even a real castle!

Summer officially begins next week Tuesday, and Royal Oak is gearing up to kick off the start of the season!

If you don’t have plans to head to Belle Isle for the Detroit Grand Prix this weekend there are plenty of other things happening around the D this weekend.

Let’s talk about bikes, brides, backyards and more!

Over the Memorial Day weekend, more than a million people in Michigan will travel, and even more plan to get away during the rest of the summer.

Check out this action packed schedule of events happening in Detroit

Tomorrow will be a beautiful day for St. Patrick’s Day with great warm weather. How about going outside and looking for a pot of gold? Berkley is one place where you may do so, since the city will be celebrating St. Patrick’s Day all weekend.

There's a lot to do this weekend, including a Halloween stroll, a harvest festival, and a whiskey tasting event.

Are you trying to plan your weekend? These ideas might help you!

As you celebrate the holidays, you may want an activity to keep the holiday spirit going and there’s a creative way you can have fun with family and friends, even if you are apart. Host Tati Amare chatted with Jacqueline Cook, a painter from Painting With A Twist in Ferndale about how you can celebrate the holidays with family and friends even if you live apart. Painting With A Twist is fun art that is all about having a great experience. You order online or you can pick it up from the Ferndale or Farmington studios. Watch the video to learn how you can enjoy this festive holiday experience.

That place is the Toledo Zoo. The new exhibit is called the Barnyard Exhibit and you can learn about the animals and their different needs. CEO Jeff Sailer joined host Jason Carr via Skype to talk about all there is to see at the zoo.The Toledo Zoo is a great experience. You can have a great day here and see a lot of cool animals, learn a lot, and do that all safely with social distancing, Sailer said. To plan your visit to the Toledo Zoo visit their website toledozoo.org.

The advertiser paid a fee to promote this sponsored article and may have influenced or authored the content. The views expressed in this article are those of the advertiser and do not necessarily reflect those of this site or affiliated companies. This article is sponsored by Huron-Clinton MetroparksHost Tati Amare chatted with Amy McMillan, Director of Huron-Clinton Metroparks, about all the fun and safe activities for families. You can also soak up the sun on the beach while you kayak, paddleboard, or relax on the floats. For more information visit metroparks.comWatch the video to learn about all the family-friendly activities at Huron-Clinton Metroparks.