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Entertainment Venues

We go to be dazzled. We go to learn. We go to see the prize-winning pig. Welcome to Michigan's entertainment venues. Where the games, performances and the unexpected inspire us. And where days, afternoons and evenings become times to remember in the stadiums, convention centers, fairgrounds and performance halls of Pure Michigan.

Flint Symphony Orchestra, Flint

Come along for a journey where you can experience entertainment, embrace knowledge and dream beyond the world you know. Marvel at diverse artists’ expressions and creative spirit and listen to talented musicians performing for sold-out audiences.

Photo courtesy of Flint Institute of Music

Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids

Van Andel Arena located in downtown Grand Rapids is home to the Grand Rapids Griffins hockey team and the Rampage arena football team. The Arena hosts concerts, family shows, ice shows and special events throughout the year.

Photo courtesy of Grand Rapids/Kent Co CVB

Fox Theatre, Detroit

Detroit's crown jewel, the Fox Theatre is the nation's second largest theatre. Alive with activity each year, the Fox has played host to some of the biggest names in show business and holds its ground as one of the top-grossing theaters of its size in the nation.

Photo courtesy of Midwest Living

Comerica Park, Detroit

Home to the Detroit Tigers Major League Baseball team. Fans can enjoy a game and experience the "Walking Hall of Fame," stretching around the park's lower concourse with a larger-than-life collection of memorabilia, photos and great Tiger baseball moments.

Nightlife in Grand Rapids

From the Blues and Jazz to the heart pumping electric techno beat you'll find it at over 100 restaurants, bars and nightclubs in downtown Grand Rapids. There is night time entertainment to satisfy any mood.

Photo courtesy of Ed Wargin

Michigan State Fair, Detroit

The Michigan State Fair in Detroit is the site of the oldest such event in the U.S. - since 1849. Michigan salutes its agricultural heritage with farm stock and dairy exhibits, baby animals, horse shows, and arts and crafts. It’s a fun family event featuring competitions to enter, Midway rides, carnival games, big name and homegrown entertainment and once-a-year food treats like cotton candy, corn dogs and elephant ears.

Photo courtesy of Michigan Department of Agriculture