Friday 2/14

Show Us Some Love - 7PM - 9PM

Bulk Artist Residency (3583 Dubois St, Detroit)

BULK Space Artist Residency presents "Show Us Some Love" a special one-night group exhibition highlighting artists working in and around Detroit. BULK Space Artists Residency is a three month paid program done in partnership with Shylo Arts to highlight artists from marginalized communities.

SHADOW SHOW RECORD RELEASE wsg The Hentchmen / The Stools - 8PM - 2AM

Outer Limits Lounge (5507 Caniff, Detroit)

Hailing from Detroit, Shadow Show is a power trio of a mysterious hue. Combining elements of 60’s garage-psychedelia into a 21st century modern pop-art incarnation, they project a vision to the world in their display: a spectacle of light as curious as shadow ˚*•̩̩͙✩•̩̩͙*˚

Love UFO - shigeto n tammy / ian n geoffrey / ryan n andi - 9PM - 1AM

UFO Factory (2110 Trumbull, Detroit)

SHIGETO + TAMMY LAKKIS (live set)
IAN + GEOFFREY (dj set)
RYAN S + ANDI K (dj set)

...the #ufopeople love teams that you love to love
are going 💜2💜...
LOVE UFO
$5 - 9pm - 18+ with proper I.D.

Detroit Love - 12 Hour Party - 9PM - 9AM

Marble Bar (1501 Holden St, Detroit)

Carl Craig
Derrick May
Stacey Pullen (official page) (JUST ANNOUNCED!)
Delano Smith
DJ Minx
DJ Holographic
Al Ester
Waajeed
+ more TBA

21+
2 stages | ballroom + heated/covered patio
Tix on RA: bit.ly/marblebartix

Saturday 2/15

Alternative Testimony Opening Reception - 6PM - 8PM

David Klein Gallery (1520 Washington blvd, Detroit)

David Klein Gallery is pleased to present "Alternative Testimony", an exhibition of photographs by Cyrus Karimipour, Brittany Nelson, Aspen Mays, and Meghann Riepenhoff.

The four artists in this exhibition are unique in their practices, but share a limitless curiosity and a habit of experimenting with traditional and historical photographic processes in alternative ways. Early 19th century techniques, such as photogram, cyanotype, mordancage, and bromoil, are employed by all of these artists and, in some cases, used in conjunction with contemporary tools to achieve the desired results.

n u l l ACCOUNT: James Oscar Lee Solo Exhibition - 6PM - 9PM

Playgroud Detroit (1201 Bagley St, Detroit)

Lee’s latest body of work of various large-scale abstract paintings on exhibit was completed from 2019-2020; ‘null account’ refers to the lack of memory while producing the series.

James Oscar Lee is a Detroit-based painter and visual artist.

LOCATION
1201 Bagley Street, Corktown
Entrance on Bagley
*Main exhibit is located on 2nd floor, stairwell access only*

Live music by Booty Dart

Raise The Spirit! Tour, 2020 - 7PM - 10PM

N'Namdi Center For Contemporary Art (52 E Forest Ave, Detroit)

On Saturday, February 15th, the N'Namdi Center's Abstract Masters Music Concert Series will highlight the contemporary sound of the legendary Ethnic Heritage Ensemble (EHE). EHE has toured internationally, as well as recorded enumerable celebrated projects over the last 45 years. The EHE is a must see ensemble, who's truly making history with each performance! The current line up, featuring Corey Wilke/trumpet, Alex Harding/baritone sax, and the bands founder, Sir / Dr. Kahil El'Zabar multi-percussion/composition, is guaranteed to inspire audiences! They are the 21st century Griot, making Great Black Music for the Mind, Body, and Spirit! Doors @ 7:00 p.m. | Performance @ 7:30 p.m. $20 Early Bird (until January 31st) $27 Advance / $35 at the Door

✰Factory Image✰ solo exhibition by Ava East - 7PM - 1AM

UFO Factory (2110 Trumbull St, Detroit)

Gallery Hours: 7p-10p

✦✦OFFICIAL AFTER PARTY✦✦
feat. Paint Thinner + MRKT
10pm - $8

✰✰Factory Image✰✰
by Ava East

“Where sights and sounds materialize into atmosphere, find yourself face to face with the factory image…”

In her first multimedia solo exhibition, Ava East conceptualizes mass production in the form of her own imagery, and pursues abstract narrations inspired by nights at UFO Factory. Not to be unseen!

Haute To Death - 10PM - 3AM

Marble Bar (1501 Holden St, Detroit)

Hey lovers! We'll be seeing hearts all weekend long -wsg- Amber Valentine (PAT, Brooklyn) 💋 Twirl thru with your bf, your gf, your bff, your tinder date and maybe even your ex? Bring 'em all to the floor and let's work for love.

Evan Denomme takes over the big screen with a body electric. ⚡

NEW WAVE / POST PUNK
ITALO / ELECTRO
DIVA HOUSE / REGULAR HOUSE
WHATEVER / WE'VE GOT YOU

21+ / $3 before 11p, $5-$10 (sliding scale) after Midnight.

STD Invites Charles Trees - 10PM - 2AM

Temple Bar Detroit (2906 Cass Ave, Detroit)

What started as a late-night free for all in a cold, dusty warehouse on Detroit’s east side, Sexual Tension Detroit quickly evolved into one of the hottest bar nights in Cass Corridor.

Featuring:
CHARLES TREES
https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/charlestrees
https://soundcloud.com/charlestrees
JERRY DOWNEY
https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/jerrydowney
https://soundcloud.com/downeydet

Sound by Audio Rescue Team.
Adults 21+ welcome.
$3 cover before midnight.

Loosen UP! w/ Shaun J. Wright - 11PM - 5AM

The Eagle of Detroit (950 W. McNichols, Detroit)

Loosen Up!, Detroit's raging queer dance party welcomes DJ/Vocalist Shaun J. Wright from Chicago (Twirl Records). Shaun regularly plays at Panorama Bar Berlin, has just been added to Smart Bar Chicago's residents roster, and played the new super queer Whole Festival in Germany last summer. She's turning it!

Get loose with us till late! 11pm-5am. Excellent House and Techno all night. Hot humans, Dark corners, Every Body Welcome. Everybody get loose.

Sunday 2/16

Pain and Glory (Screening) - 7PM

The Film Lab (3105 Holbrook Ave, Hamtramck)

PAIN AND GLORY tells of a series of re-encounters experienced by Salvador Mallo (Antonio Banderas), a film director in his physical decline. Some of them in the flesh, others remembered: his childhood in the 60s, when he emigrated with his parents to a village in Valencia in search of prosperity, the first desire, his first adult love in the Madrid of the 80s, the pain of the breakup of that love while it was still alive and intense, writing as the only therapy to forget the unforgettable, the early discovery of cinema, and the void, the infinite void created by the incapacity to keep on making films. PAIN AND GLORY talks about creation, about the difficulty of separating it from one’s own life and about the passions that give it meaning and hope. In recovering his past, Salvador finds the urgent need to recount it, and in that need he also finds his salvation.