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Huntington Pllace is a convention center along Jefferson and Washington avenues in downtown Detroit, Michigan.

Ford Field is a domed stadium located in Downtown Detroit, and primarily serves as the home of the Detroit Lions, NCAA Mid-American Conference championship game and Quick Lane Bowl college football bowl game, as well as the state championship football games for the MHSAA, the MHSAA State Wrestling Championships, and the MCBA Marching Band State Finals, among other events.

You’ll find treasures from some of America’s most important historical moments at The Henry Ford, also known as The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation. Look at how automobiles transformed American life in just 100 years at the “Driving America” exhibit. See the bus Rosa Parks sat in during the Civil Rights Movement in the exhibit titled “Liberty & Justice for All.” Tour the Dymaxion House and witness the future that could have been. Spend a day or three touring this iconic museum.

The Suburban Collection Showplace is a convention center that hosts epic events for every interest. Want to attend the Motor City Comic Con? Meet other comic fans and famous guests like Christina Ricci, Carl Weathers, and Jason Isaacs right here at the Suburban Collection Showplace. If you’re a pet lover who wants to make a difference, attend the center’s yearly Fur Ball. Do you run a toy store? You won’t want to miss the Novi Toy Show. There’s something for everyone here at the Showplace.

Comerica Park is a baseball stadium located in Downtown Detroit. It has been the ballpark of Major League Baseball's Detroit Tigers since 2000, when the team left Tiger Stadium.

Step into Michigan’s largest Holocaust Museum at the Zekelman Holocaust Center. This important museum tells the story of the lives impacted by the Holocaust. Visit the center every Sunday to hear a local Holocaust survivor tell their story. See the Kindertransport Memory Quilts made by survivors sent to Great Britain for safety. View a WWII-era boxcar used to deport Jewish people to concentration camps. This must-see museum is a labor of love carefully curated by the Jewish community in Detroit.

Built in 2017, Little Caesars Arena is home to the NBA’s Detroit Pistons and the NHL’s Detroit Red Wings. Catch a basketball game in the evening and a hockey game the next afternoon. The arena’s transition crew transforms the floor from a basketball court to an ice rink and back again with ease. If you’re in town for a show, there’s a good chance it’ll take place at Little Caesars Arena. From Adam Sandler to Drake to the Ringling Bros. Circus, this arena offers a little bit of everything.