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Early Registration ends June 1, 2026. Prices increase by $30 after June 1. Registration closes June 15, 2026. No refunds after June 1.

Charles H. Wright African American Museum
The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History is one of the largest museums dedicated to African American history and culture. Located in Detroit, it features powerful exhibits that explore the journey, contributions, and legacy of African Americans from past to present. Through immersive displays and storytelling, it offers an educational and meaningful experience for visitors of all ages.
Motown Historical Museum

Comerica Park
Comerica Park is a major league baseball stadium located in downtown Detroit and home to the Detroit Tigers. Known for its open layout and family-friendly atmosphere, the park features wide concourses, a large scoreboard, and unique attractions like a carousel and Ferris wheel. Since opening in 2000, it has become a key part of the city’s sports and entertainment scene, offering great views of the Detroit skyline along with a classic ballpark experience.

Museum of Illusions Detroit
The Museum of Illusions Detroit is an interactive attraction in downtown Detroit featuring mind-bending exhibits, optical illusions, and immersive rooms designed to challenge your perception. It’s a fun, hands-on experience perfect for all ages, offering unique photo opportunities and a playful twist on science and art.

The Henry Ford Museum
The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation is a world-class museum dedicated to the history of American ingenuity and innovation. It features iconic artifacts like historic vehicles, aviation exhibits, and cultural milestones that shaped the nation. Visitors can explore interactive displays and immersive experiences that bring history to life. Located just outside Detroit, it offers a powerful look at the ideas and inventions that changed the world.

Fox Theatre
The Fox Theatre Detroit is a historic performing arts venue in downtown Detroit known for its stunning architecture and grand design. Opened in 1928, it is one of the largest surviving movie palaces from that era and now hosts concerts, Broadway shows, and live performances. With its richly decorated interior and over 5,000 seats, it remains one of the city’s most iconic entertainment landmarks.
