CANCELED/RESCHEDULED

• Alabama: Previously scheduled for Oct. 23, at the Fox Theatre, Detroit, rescheduled for April 7.

Tickets will be honored for rescheduled shows. Ticketholders have 30 days to request a refund at point of purchase. Tickets on sale at Ticketmaster.com or 800-745-3000, Livenation.com, 313Presents.com.

FESTIVALS

• 41st Annual Detroit’s Jazz Festival: Sept. 4-7, without audience, streamed or broadcast live on public radio, TV, at detroitjazzfest.org and on the DetroitJazzFest LIVE! App.

• 2020 Michigan State Fair: scheduled at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi, will transition to a free online event, Sept. 3-7, michiganstatefairllc.com.

• Soaring Eagle Arts, Beats & Eats: Main event canceled, Sept. 4-7, virtual and scaled-down live events with social distancing planned, downtown Royal Oak, artsbeatseats.com.

ART

• 35th Annual OUR TOWN Art Show and Sale: Sept. 10-30, virtual event, The Community House of Birmingham, communityhouse.com/event/our-town-art-show-sale.

• Detroit Institute of Arts: Reopened with timed tickets at dia.org/reopening.

• Paint Creek Center for the Arts: The PCCA reopened with virtual and in-person art classes, pccart.org.

• Shapeshifters-Transformations in Contemporary Art: Cranbrook Art Museum has reopened to the public, Cranbrook Art Museum, 39221 Woodward Ave, Bloomfield Hills, cranbrookartmuseum.org, 248-645-3329, timed online registration recommended.

• “Perfection of Wisdom in Eight Thousand Verses”: Katherine Kasdorf, Detroit Institute of Arts, Associate Curator of Arts of Asia and the Islamic World, insight and history on a Buddhist manuscript from eastern India, bit.ly/2TlNdus.

• 12th Annual Polish Pottery Sale: Through Sept. 5, Acorn Farm, 367 Main St., Milford, 248-684-1373, acornfarmmi.com.

• Art Talk: Online discussion of “Watson and the Shark” by John Singelton Copley, At Home with the DIA, Detroit Institute of Arts, dia.org/athome.

• Art-Making: Cylinder Seals-School Field Trip From Home with the DIA, Detroit Institute of Arts, dia.org/athome.

• Call for artists: All media inspired by the theme “Once Upon a Time,” exhibit by Arts Alive through Sept. 8 at Tibbits Opera House. Artists may submit up to three pieces, $5 per submission. Cash prizes awarded by audience votes. Artists may sell work on commission, 517-278-6029, email artsalivecw@gmail.com, facebook.com/Arts-Alive-Coldwater.

• Our Town Art Show & Sale: virtual, Sept. 10, The Community House, communityhouse.com.

• “We Used to Gather”: exhibit through Sept. 18, Library Street Collective, 1260 Library St., Detroit, lscgallery.com.

• ArtParty @ Home: Patrons can view art and participate in silent auction online through Sept. 24, Anton Art Center, theartcenter.org. Donations requested.

• West of Center: Juried all-media exhibition through Sept. 26, Northville Art House, 215 W. Cady, Northville, masks required, 248-344-0497 virtual exhibition at northvillearthouse.org.

• Ray and Nancy Loeschner Art Competition: Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park accepting entries for annual show. Two $5,000 purchase awards (two-dimensional and photography) for winning entries, which become part of Meijer Gardens’ permanent collection. Open to all artists, 18+. Register at meijergardens.org/award by Oct. 23.

BEATS

• Trumpeter Charlie Porter: 7 and 9 p.m. Sept. 4-5, Night Out On Main Street with dinner and a show, The Blue LLama Jazz Club, 314 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, bluellamaclub.com/event/charlie-porter, $65 each.

• The George Brothers: 6-10 p.m. Sept. 8, performing on the patio, Brownie’s on the Lake, 24214 Jefferson Ave., St. Clair Shores, browniesonthelake.com.

• Rochelle Clark and Jason Dennie: Livestream show is 8 p.m. Sept. 9, from The Ark, Ann Arbor, facebook.com/TheArkAnnArbor/live_videos/theark.org.

• Harmonic Swell & The Bridge of Reverberation: Pop-up concert series 7-8:30 p.m. Sept. 11 and Sept. 25, outdoors, downtown Berkley between Clark’s Ice Cream at 3312 12 Mile Road, and Odd Fellows Antiques, Berkeley DDA, DowntownBerkley.com, space limited.

• LiveNation Live From Home: Concerts include Miley Cyrus, Melissa Etheridge, Kidz Bop at livenation.com/livefromhome, #Togetherapart.

• “Rewind”: The Gilbert Jackson Chorale of Waterford Twp. recorded concerts at jacksonchorale.org/past-performances. For info or requests, email gilbertjacksonchorale@gmail.com.

CLASSICAL

• DSO Digital Concerts: series kicks off, 7:30 p.m. Sept. 10-11, Detroit Symphony Orchestra with conductor Jader Bignamini, dso.org.

• Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Recordings of previous concerts on DSO Replay at dso.org/replay.

• “Mambo Encore”: Michigan Philharmonic of Plymouth, youtu.be/QzaXKlVyij4, michiganphil.org.

DANCE

• Virtual Dance Club: Michigan Opera Theatre “Dance Dialogues” new performance every month. Members receive a link to watch at leisure, culminating in virtual discussion third Tuesday of the month, moderated by guest dance experts. Paul Taylor Dance Company discussion 3 p.m. Sept. 15. Future dialogues include Ballet Hispánico, Merce Cunningham and “The Nutcracker,” michiganopera.org/dialogues-dance.

DRIVE-IN THEATER

• Emagine Novi Drive-In: “The New Mutants,” “Superman II” double feature: 9 p.m. Sept. 4, south side parking lot Twelve Mile Crossing at Fountain Walk, 44425 W. 12 Mile Road, Novi. COVID-19 precautions, concession delivery to car, no outside food or beverages allowed, emagine-entertainment.com, $40 per vehicle with no more than six people. RVs and limousines excluded.

• Canterbury Village: Powered by Emagine, movies: Sept. 4-7 and Sept. 9 at Canterbury Village, 2359 Joslyn Ct., Lake Orion. Tickets at BigTickets.com, facebook.com/canterburyvillagelakeorion, rain or shine, $20+.

• Movies at dusk: “Aladdin” Sept. 5 at Stony Creek Metropark, Shelby Twp., free with Metropark pass, first-come-first-parked basis, socially distanced safety measures, metroparks.com/movies.

• MJR Digital Cinemas: Concession pickup and delivery through the DoorDash mobile app available at select locations including MJR Southgate Cinema 20, MJR Waterford Cinema 16, MJR Chesterfield Cinema 16, and MJR Troy Grand Cinema 16, within the service area, mjrtheatres.com.

FAMILY

• DIA At Home: Family Art Projects Neighborhood Collage and Art-Making-Stabiles, freestanding geometric sculptures. Access the Detroit Institute of Arts online to view collections and online resources for children and adults, dia.org/athome, dia.org/education/resources, dia.org/videos.

• Pure Michigan virtual tours: Live cams at beaches and exhibits through #VirtualPureMichigan campaign, on Pure Michigan’s Facebook, Instagram and Twitter channels, facebook.com/puremichigan.

• Michigan History for Kids: For third and fourth grades, exploring history and heritage of all Michigan peoples, michigankids.org/home.

• CreativeBug: Joann Fabrics & Crafts offers two months free website subscription with access to thousands of online arts and crafts courses, creativebug.com.

• Libraries: While closed, many libraries offer online services, including e-books, mel.org/welcome.

FILM

• Emagine Virtual Cinema: Emagine and partners provide select films at home via TV, mobile devices or computer through Emagine Virtual Cinema. Bleeker Street and Magnolia Pictures $12 per movie, Distrib Films US $10 per movie and subscription-based Film Movement $12 per movie; emagine-entertainment.com/virtual-cinema.

• “Jazz on a Summer’s Day” (restored): DFT @ Home, through Sept. 14, Detroit Film Theatre, dia.org/visit/detroit-film-theatre, $10+.

• “Gordon Lightfoot-If You Could Read My Mind”: documentary DFT @ Home virtual tickets and benefit for the Detroit Film Theatre, dia.org/visit/detroit-film-theatre, $9.99+.

FUNDRAISERS

• A Virtual Evening with We Banjo: 7:30 p.m. Sept. 20, The Ark of Ann Arbor’s 24th annual fall fundraiser, MC’d by Acoustic Café’s Rob Reinhart, theark.org, $10-$500.

• “Night of Hope” fundraiser: 7-8:30 p.m. Sept. 26 virtual event features local musicians Jill Jack and Bob Mervak, performers and speakers from around the world, silent/live auction to benefit The Bonnell Foundation for individuals with cystic fibrosis. Purchase tickets at thebonnellfoundation.org/event/night-of-hope-celebration.

MUSEUMS

• Autonomous vehicle exhibit: The Michigan Science Center in partnership with Ford Motor Co., open Thursday-Sunday. Reserve tickets in advance, bit.ly/3jsZrwt, free, 313-577-8400, Mi-Sci.org.

• Royal Oak Historical Society Museum: Annual Cruisin’ Woodward Exhibit, at the Northwood Firestation, 1411 Webster Road, Royal Oak, free entry, donations accepted, royaloakhistoricalsociety.com.

• The Henry Ford: Museum of American Innovation and Greenfield Village has reopened, 20900 Oakwood Blvd., Dearborn. Ford Rouge Factory Tour and the Giant Screen Experience closed until further notice, thehenryford.org.

• “Capturing a Culture Change-Motown Through The Lens of Jim Hendin”: Motown Museum open to small groups,  masks required. Online tickets, motownmuseum.org/visit/hours-admissions. Guests will be greeted by an associate outside. New hours 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday.

• Ford House grounds and gardens: Historic estate of Edsel and Eleanor Ford in Grosse Pointe Shores, open with timed entry, social distancing and masks. Register in advance, fordhouse.org, $5 each. Ford House, historical buildings, visitor center and museum store closed. Ford House mobile app available at fordhouse.org and App Store.

• Cranbrook Institute of Science: Open to the public with free admission through Sept. 6, visitors required to register online in advance, limited capacity. Option to view museum collections and videos at science.cranbrook.edu. Cranbrook House & Gardens open 7 a.m.-7 p.m. daily. Grounds open for free this year. Acheson Planetarium, Cranbrook House, Conservatory Greenhouse remain closed, housegardens.cranbrook.edu.

THEATER

• Ken Ludwig’s “Baskerville-A Sherlock Holmes Mystery”: 7:30 p.m. Sept. 10-12, Groves High School Auditorium, 31301 Evergreen Road Beverly Hills, 248-495-0998, grovesperformingartscompany.ludus.com/index.php, $10. Outdoor theater, bring chair and/or blanket, masks must be worn when arriving and departing.

Note: Many events are canceled or postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Check with venues for updates.

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