Found in the Underground, Trans-Siberian Orchestra, and more things to do this weekend in Metro Detroit

In the interim between Christmas and New Year’s Eve and looking for something to do? You don’t need to search any more since here is what’s happening this holiday weekend in Metro Detroit:

Found in the Underground VI

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  Saturday, Dec. 28 from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m.
  
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  The Tangent Gallery & Hastings Street Ballroom in Detroit
  

For its sixth year, this small-scale art and music festival is back, showcasing regional artists and musicians.

Eight artists from a variety of genres will perform at the event on Saturday, and over 30 artisans and dealers will display and sell their creations.

The cost of admission is $15 in cash at the door ($15.90 with a card) or $13 in advance.

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Trans-Siberian Orchestra-The Lost Christmas Eve

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  Saturday, Dec. 28 at 7:30 p.m.
  
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  Little Caesars Arena in Detroit
  

This weekend, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra is coming to Detroit with their electrifying holiday show.

NEWARK, NEW JERSEY – DECEMBER 22: On December 22, 2021, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra takes the stage at Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. (Image courtesy of Getty Images/Manny Carabel)

‘Twas the Night Before… by Cirque du Soleil

At noon on Saturday, December 28

Detroit’s Fox Theatre

Appreciate a stunning rendition of the holiday poem “A Visit from Saint Nicholas.” The inaugural holiday show by Cirque du Soleil is characterized as “a whirlwind of love, holiday cheer, riotous fun, and adorably endearing characters.”

MI Bright Lights

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  Nightly through Jan. 5
  
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  Eloise in Westland
  

Eloise’s property has been turned into a mystical, musically-synchronized drive-thru.

Each car costs $20 for tickets.

Magic of Lights

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  Now through Dec. 30
  
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  Pine Knob Music Theatre in Clarkston
  

Experience the 12 Days of Christmas, Winter Wonderland, Prehistoric Christmas, and other spectacular light shows while driving through them.

The starting price for each vehicle is $22.50.

Wild Lights

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  Now through Sunday, Jan. 5
  
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  Detroit Zoo in Royal Oak
  

Through January 5, the zoo in Royal Oak is transformed into a sparkling winter paradise after dusk, with millions of lights blazing on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

You can anticipate seeing illuminating tunnels, illuminated pathways, enormous lights animal sculptures, and more. The newest art show in the zoo, Among the Living: Wildlife Photography of Guadalupe Laiz, is also open to visitors.

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