Thank You to Our 2026 Downtown Dearborn Summer Series Event Sponsors!
Please note that all events are subject to change.
The Dearborn Administrative Center will be closed Oct. 15 & 16 for road resurfacing outside its entrances. Residents can access services by calling 311.
Due to the resurfacing of the DAC parking lot, the Oct. 15 Mayor's Briefing Session and the Committee of the Whole meeting will be held at the Henry Ford Centennial Library.
Review the city's street-sweeping plans for the week of Oct. 5, 2026. Find detailed locations here.
The 2026 summertime events offer something for everyone to enjoy
Lunar Lamp Posts emerges as a mesmerising interactive light installation featuring 40 ornate lamp posts. Inspired by the moon's cycles and the universal allure of Lunar festivals, each post pulsates with a unique melodic resonance. Wanderers are invited to explore and engage, unveiling the intricate dance of light and the soulful melodies that resonate throughout the space.
Embark on a journey where each touch ignites a symphony of illumination, blending celestial wonder with harmonious rhythms that enchant and inspire.
Fallen Stars comprises two colossal sculptural stars. Crafted from intricately designed metallic mesh, each star comes to life as visitors move around, illuminating the space with shimmering light and casting ethereal shadows and patterns upon the ground.
Kalopeiron is a human-sized LED hexagon kaleidoscope that is housed in an 8 x 20-foot-long matte black shipping container. The immersive audio-visual experience challenges your sense of space and reality, as the colorful visuals reflect endlessly across the ceiling, walls, and floor, as the visuals reflect into oblivion.
The artwork's name, Kalopeiron, created by Two Eagles, is a portmanteau of the Greek words Kalos, meaning beautiful or good, and Apeiron, meaning boundless, infinite.
Please note that all events are subject to change.