Holiday-themed events and other activities happening around Detroit

The holidays are in full swing around Southeast Michigan and there’s a ton of activities happening around the region. Catch the Farmington Players’ production of “A Nice Family Christmas.” Mannheim Steamroller makes a stop at the Fox Theatre for its Christmas tour. Plus, boost your culinary skills at Marrow Butcher Shop & Restaurant’s holiday charcuterie building workshop. Find out what else is coming up around town on “One Detroit Weekend” with Cecelia Sharpe of 90.9 WRCJ.

List of Upcoming Events:

Catch the Farmington Players’ production of “A Nice Family Christmas” through Dec. 16 in Farmington Hills. The play tells the story of a newspaper reporter whose job hangs on his own family’s Christmas.
Rock out with Philadelphia punk band The Menzingers on tour with Microwave, Cloud Nothings and Lansing standouts Rodeo Boys at the Royal Oak Music Theatre Dec. 16.
Don’t miss a classic holiday tradition making its way to Detroit this weekend. Mannheim Steamroller is stopping by the Fox Theatre in Detroit Dec. 17 for its Christmas tour. is stopping by the Fox Theatre in Detroit Dec. 17 for its Christmas tour.
Learn about the history of Detroit’s trees at “D. Tree Studio: The Past, Present and Future of Detroit Trees,” at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit through Dec. 17.
Boost your holiday culinary skills this season at Marrow Butcher Shop & Restaurant in Detroit for its holiday charcuterie building workshop led by chef Sarah Welch on Dec. 20.
Kids aged 5 and up can compete to create the best, biggest and most awesome Santa sleigh during the Santa Sleigh LEGO Challenge at the Detroit Public Library Dec. 16. Prizes will be awarded to three winners.
Sport your favorite holiday pajamas at the Detroit Roller Derby’s Jammy Jam, a holiday pajama-themed roller derby, where DFunk and Pistoffs will face off in the rink on Dec. 16.
Explore Patrick Ethen’s “Selected Light Works” exhibit at the David Klein Gallery in Detroit. The exhibition will be open through Dec. 22.