Plan Your Weekend Trip
There is lots to see and do in the Metro Detroit area after you have shopped our annual glass show. Here are some of our recommendations, along with restaurant and lodging options.
Performances
Detroit
Symphony Orchestra
Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4
Schumann Symphony No. 3
William Tell Overture
Tour of the Broadway musical that won 10 Tony awards. Performed at the historic Fisher Theater.
Area Attractions
Explore fascinating exhibits that tell the history of American life and innovation.
Tour this Tudor revival style mansion built between 1926 and 1929.
Detroit
Institute of Arts
One of the largest art collections in the US with over 100 galleries.
Detroit
Historical Museum
Walk cobblestone streets, see 19th century stores, and much more.
Stand in Studio A, where artists and groups recorded much-loved music
Edsel &
Eleanor Ford House
Tour the 1928 estate designed by architect Albert Kahn.
Dearborn Hotels
Built in 1931, this historic hotel was developed by Henry Ford.
An upscale hotel part of the Marriott Autograph Collection.
Located in the center of downtown Dearborn.
Dearborn Restaurants
Edison's at
The Dearborn Inn
Built in 1931, this historic hotel was developed by Henry Ford.
Enjoy the crispy deliciousness that is Detroit (square) pizza!
A local favorite for Middle Eastern food.
Antique Malls
Livingston
Antique Outlet
33,000 square feet of antiques, collectibles, and home treasures.
Knightsbridge
Antique Mall
200 dealers with a large selection of antiques and collectibles.
Over 350 artists, craftspeople, and antique & vintage merchants
Downtown Areas to Explore
Experience the revitalized city with upscale restaurants, museums and more.
Home to the UofM along with great shopping and restaurants.
An Oakland County suburb with boutique shopping and fine dining.
