Detroit Arts & Culture: Detroit Public Theatre closes its season with “King James,” a funny, heartfelt story about two Cleveland Cavaliers fans whose lives change over a dozen years. Lansing Arts & Community: A new Public Media Center and Ovation Center opened downtown, aiming to be a hub for artists, musicians, students, and music lovers. Music & Museums: Barry Fisch’s decades of concert photography are now on display at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame. Historic Discoveries: Colonial Michilimackinac uncovered a jaw harp during preparations for its 2026 excavation season—visitors can see the work in summer. Local Live Music: Meridian Township’s Wednesday Farmers’ Market and Summer Concert Series return June 3 with weekly performances through September. Sports & Entertainment Crossover: The Detroit Grand Prix weekend kicks off May 29–31, with IndyCar and Indy NXT bringing major attention to downtown. Auto/Pop Culture: Stellantis says new Chrysler and Dodge vehicles are coming, including a performance-focused Dodge SUV. Health & Operations: UM Health-Sparrow will outsource Lansing environmental and food services to national vendors.