Noel Night Turns 50: Celebrate Holiday Magic in Midtown This Saturday

Image courtesy of The Charles Wright Museum (Credit: Nadir Ali) Detroit’s Noel Night has been more than just an event for half a century. It’s been the city’s ‘Letter to Santa’ for the past 50 years, and this Saturday, December 7, Midtown will transform into a dazzling winter wonderland, where glowing lights, soulful music, and the warmth of community come together to celebrate the holiday season. With over 100 venues opening their doors for free performances, art exhibitions, and festive shopping, the 50th anniversary of this annual tradition promises a night filled with the joy and holiday magic of Detroit. One of the evening’s shining stars is the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, where visitors can experience the holiday spirit blended with African American cultural heritage. Hosted by The Wright’s Women’s Committee, the museum’s Noel Night programming is a favorite among families, featuring a joyful mix of activities and performances that reflect the community’s rich history and traditions. Image courtesy of The Charles Wright Museum (Credit: Nadir Ali) When you step inside The Wright, you’ll be greeted by the warmth of live music, storytelling, and dance performances. From soulful carolers to dynamic drumming and ballet, the night...