Name: Halloween Cars & Coffee Trunk Or Treat
Start: 2026-10-31T09:00:00-04:00
Location: Lingenfelter Performance Engineering

Lingenfelter Performance Engineering

Join Lingenfelter Performance Engineering for a special Halloween Cars &amp; Coffee featuring a festive Trunk or Treat. Experience high-performance vehicles and community fun in this exciting automotive-themed holiday celebration.Join us this Saturday, October 31, for our final Lingenfelter Cars &amp; Coffee of the season!
We're celebrating Halloween with a special Trunk or Treat! Bring your Corvette or favorite ride, decorate your trunk, dress up, and bring some treats to share with the kids.
Enjoy a morning of great cars, coffee, friends, and Halloween fun!
📍 Lingenfelter Performance Engineering – Wixom, MI 🕘 9 AM – 11 AM
All makes and models welcome! We hope to see you there!

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Halloween Cars & Coffee Trunk Or Treat

Join Lingenfelter Performance Engineering for a special Halloween Cars & Coffee featuring a festive Trunk or Treat. Experience...

Cleary University

Cleary University and the Arthur Secunda Museum are proud to welcome Michigan State University’s Jazz Nonet I, the school’s top-tier, nine-piece jazz ensemble featuring the most advanced students in the Jazz Studies program through the university’s School of Music. The entire community is invited to this free concert Thursday, Nov. 5 on Cleary University’s campus in Livingston County.
Dr. Professor Leonard King Jr, a Detroit-born and renowned drummer, vocalist, composer and bandleader, is the evening’s special guest performer. Dr. King’s musical career spans more than six decades, beginning in Detroit where he started his own band at the age of 15. He is known for blending traditional jazz, soul and contemporary arrangements. 
The evening begins at 6 pm with an Arthur Secunda Museum art exhibit, an opportunity to view some of this internationally renowned artist’s work and learn about Secunda and the museum, where Secunda’s largest collection of art is on display on the walls of Cleary University. A jazz musician himself, Secunda often drew inspiration from music in his artwork. The exhibition will showcase a selection of his musically inspired works.
The concert takes place from 7 pm to 8 pm in Cleary Commons (first building on the right as you enter the college campus in Howell, off Grand River Avenue and west of Latson Road).
Jazz Nonet I brings dynamic big-band energy, led by conductor Randy Napolean, associate professor of Jazz Guitar and associate director of Jazz Studies at Michigan State University’s School of Music. The ensemble features bass, drums, guitar, piano, baritone saxophone, tenor saxophone, alto saxophone, trumpet and trombone, performing a repertoire that spans jazz classics, contemporary works and improvisational showcases. 

This is an opportunity to experience an evening of world-class live jazz in your neighborhood and the premier of Livingston Jazz Fest 2027 at Cleary University. Two more jazz concerts are scheduled in early 2027.
The concert is free. Donations are welcome to support the continuation of these concert series.
DTE Foundation is a proud sponsor of this concert.
To reserve your seat, please visit www.cleary.edu/dte-foundation-hosts-msus-jazz-nonet-i-feat-dr-prof-leonard-king/

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MSU Jazz Ensemble to perform at Cleary...

Cleary University and the Arthur Secunda Museum are proud to welcome Michigan State University’s Jazz Nonet I, the school’s...

MSU Jazz Ensemble to perform at Cleary University - free concert

Howell Opera House

Experience the power of narrative at the Michigan Bright Water Storytelling Festival, featuring a day-long celebration titled 'Coming Home.' Attendees can enjoy a storytelling concert, participate in workshops, and share their own tales during open mic sessions at the historic Howell Opera House.

Local Event: Michigan Bright Water Storytelling Festival

Michigan Bright Water Storytelling Festival

Experience the power of narrative at the Michigan Bright Water Storytelling Festival, featuring a day-long celebration titled...

Brighton Center for the Performing Arts

<h2>A Chilling Victorian Penny Dreadful for One Weekend Only</h2>
BRIGHTON, MI — The Brighton High School Dramatic Arts Program invites audiences to step back in time for a spine-tingling weekend of gothic mystery, ghost stories, and murder with their upcoming production of A Spirited Manor. Written in the theatrical style of a classic Victorian penny dreadful, this captivating murder mystery takes the stage for five performances only, November 6 through November 8, at the Brighton Center for the Performing Arts.
When grieving widow Clara O’Hare moves into a new home to escape the painful memories of her late husband, she quickly discovers she is far from alone. Desperate for answers, Clara attends a séance at a remote country estate, surrounded by an eccentric cast of strangers. But as the lights dim and the séance begins, something sinister makes its presence known. Clara must team up with the mysterious medium Wesley Lowenherz to unravel the manor’s dark history and uncover what the spirits are dying to tell them—before another life is lost.
A Spirited Manor is a full-length murder mystery. Parents and patrons should note that while violence is kept off-stage, the production contains unseen depictions of murder and gothic horror themes.
For ticket information:

Local Event: A Spirited Manor, presented by the BHS Dramatic Arts Program

A Spirited Manor, presented by the BHS Dramatic...

A Chilling Victorian Penny Dreadful for One Weekend Only
BRIGHTON, MI — The Brighton High School Dramatic Arts Program invites...

A Spirited Manor, presented by the BHS Dramatic Arts Program

<h2>A Chilling Victorian Penny Dreadful for One Weekend Only</h2>
BRIGHTON, MI — The Brighton High School Dramatic Arts Program invites audiences to step back in time for a spine-tingling weekend of gothic mystery, ghost stories, and murder with their upcoming production of A Spirited Manor. Written in the theatrical style of a classic Victorian penny dreadful, this captivating murder mystery takes the stage for five performances only, November 6 through November 8, at the Brighton Center for the Performing Arts.

When grieving widow Clara O’Hare moves into a new home to escape the painful memories of her late husband, she quickly discovers she is far from alone. Desperate for answers, Clara attends a séance at a remote country estate, surrounded by an eccentric cast of strangers. But as the lights dim and the séance begins, something sinister makes its presence known. Clara must team up with the mysterious medium Wesley Lowenherz to unravel the manor’s dark history and uncover what the spirits are dying to tell them—before another life is lost.

A Spirited Manor is a full-length murder mystery. Parents and patrons should note that while violence is kept off-stage, the production contains unseen depictions of murder and gothic horror themes.Tickets $20 follow link for more info:

Local Event: A Spirited Manor

A Spirited Manor

First Presbyterian Church, 300 E. Grand River Ave, Brighton, MI 48116

Livingston Audubon Naturalists - Nature Programs – November 12,
Doors open at 6:45pm to 8:30pm.
North America’s largest rodent is alive and well and has been seen in the Detroit area. Beavers were hunted almost to extinction in the 1800’s, but over the last century they have made an amazing comeback. Retired Sterling Heights naturalist Gordon Lonie spent two summers photographing a family of beavers that made their den along the Clinton River. With videos, photos and entertaining stories, Gordon will bring you into the world of these nocturnal creatures. Be prepared to learn, laugh and wonder at these industrious animals.
Join us at First Presbyterian Church, 300 E. Grand River Ave, Brighton, MI 48116. Meetings are free and open to the public. All are welcome. For more information, follow us on Facebook at Livingston Audubon Naturalists, or our website <a href="https://www.livingstonaudubon.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">www.livingstonaudubon.org</a>.

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“Beavers in the Burbs”

Livingston Audubon Naturalists - Nature Programs – November 12,
Doors open at 6:45pm to 8:30pm.
North America’s largest rodent...

In a year long celebration of the Best Music of America for the 250th Anniversary of our Independence, Three Men and a Tenor are performing all of the greatest musical standards of the past. Don't miss this show - it will move you, rock you and maybe even touch your heart.&nbsp;

CELEBRATING THE BEST MUSIC OF AMERICA!

Three Men and a Tenor offers an unparalleled blend of stellar pop vocals, sharp-witted humor, and undeniable charm. With nearly 4,000 shows across America and in several international countries, the group has shared the stage with icons like Jay Leno, Lee Greenwood, and The Beach Boys. They have a national PBS-TV special ("Three Men and a Tenor - In Concert") that aired on PBS-TV from Los Angeles to Nashville.

Voted "Best Entertainment in Michigan," THREE MEN and a TENOR has also wowed audiences across Germany, performing 61 shows in 28 days across 2 tours for U.S. military families and entertaining soldiers at Landstuhl Hospital in Ramstein.

For over 34 years, Paul, Chuck, Mark and Glenn have captivated audiences at performing arts centers, theatres, festivals, and fairs with their rich vocal harmonies and feel-good music. Their shows are a guaranteed hit, delivering exceptional fun and entertainment for all ages.

Special moments in the show include an Armed Forces Medley, an original song in tribute to our veterans, and an emotional end to the show you will want to be a part of!

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THREE MEN and a TENOR Concert

In a year long celebration of the Best Music of America for the 250th Anniversary of our Independence, Three Men and a Tenor...

Journey through the season as we celebrate Hanukah, Kwanza, the winter solstice and Christmas. Of course, no Holiday Pops! would be complete without a rousing sing-along and a joyous rendition of Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus.

The Michigan Philharmonic – (or “Michigan Phil”) – is one of the most innovative and dynamic professional orchestras in Southeast Michigan. Nan Washburn, Music Director &amp; Conductor since 1999, has won 19 ASCAP Awards for Adventurous Programming of Contemporary Music from the League of American Orchestras. In 2016 the Michigan Philharmonic received First Place in the American Prize for the Performance of American Music. The orchestra performs in an ever-expanding roster of Michigan communities; including Plymouth, Canton, Northville, Livonia, Brighton, Downtown Detroit, and many others. The Michigan Phil is committed to reaching out to a broad and diverse array of audiences and providing enjoyable cultural and social experiences, while encouraging anyone who loves live music events to “Spend the night with Michigan Phil.”

TOYS FOR TOTS TOY DRIVE
Doors to the lobby open at 3:00pm. Help make this holiday season a merry and bright one for the girls and boys in our community. Bring a donation of a new and unwrapped toy to drop off for Toys for Tots in the BCPA lobby.&nbsp;

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Holiday POPs! With the Michigan Philharmonic

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