Holiday Nights has sold out at Greenfield Village. The annual event takes place throughout December.

The Potters Market is held at the Southfield Pavilion, in Southfield, Michigan. Photos by Katherine Warden.

Youmacon 2022 riverfront entrance to Huntington Place (formerly Cobo Hall, Cobo Center, and TCF Center) in downtown Detroit. Photo by Katherine Warden.

*From left to right: “Naga,” “It’s on the Mountain Top!,” “The Black Unicorn,” 2022, Jamea Richmond-Edwards. Photo by PD Rearick. Image courtesy of the artist and Library Street Collective. *

The Arab American National Museum in Dearborn is hosting three new exhibits.

The first is “reCRAFTED Histories: An Installation” by Zahra Almajidi, presented until Dec. 31, located on the second floor of the atrium.

From Nantucket to Henry Ford College’s Adray Auditorium comes “The Passage,” the first production put on by new theatre department director John Michael Sefel.

My earliest memory of taking heat in a sauna goes all the way back to my childhood days growing up in New York. The Jewish Community House where we lived in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, had an enormous steam room which my dad and granddad regularly visited.

Woodworking as a process and art form are on exhibit at the I.M. Weiss Gallery in Detroit.

Costumes worn by Julie Andrews in 1964 "Mary Poppins" courtesy The Walt Disney Company. Photo by Katherine Warden.

Dr. John Michael Sefel started his college journey at Northern Essex Community College in Haverhill, Massachusetts, and graduated in 2014. It completely changed his life.