Detroit is known for its rich tradition of beautiful art and culture. The Detroit Riverfront Conservancy is proud to display a variety of public art and host musical performances along the Riverwalk and greenways.
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The David Campbell Terrace is an outdoor stage located just north of the Lafayette entrance on the Dequindre Cut. The Conservancy hosts music programs and events throughout the year at Campbell Terrace for visitors of all ages.
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Instead of traditional horses, this carousel features creatures indigenous to the Detroit River, such as the egret, snail, frog, heron and sturgeon.
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Along the length of the Dequindre Cut, visitors can view dozens of original murals and preserved graffiti under the overpasses and along the walls of the Cut.
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This unique abstract sculpture, Nike of the Strait by artist Scott Hocking, is featured in the inlet at Valade Park. The sculpture honors the history of this space, previously used as a storage space for the U.S. Coast Guard’s buoys.
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The Yard is an outdoor gallery dedicated to the preservation of the graffiti and underground history of the space. It's located on the Southwest Greenway under the Rosa Parks and Lafayette Blvd. overpasses.
Chess every Wednesday at Valade Park with Wise Guys Chess Club. All ages and experience levels welcome.
Wed. April 01, 2026 @ 6:00PM
Join us for a fun and creative way to celebrate the beauty of the world around us.
Wed. April 22, 2026 @ 6:00PM
A reintroduction to Ralph Wilson Park featuring InsideOut Literary Arts If the River Could Sing. Also the grand opening of the Gilbert Family Foundation Water Wonderland. Enjoy local entertainment, food trucks and family activities.
Sat. May 16, 2026 @ 10:00AM
Join us to support the Detroit Riverfront at our largest annual fundraiser!
Thu. June 18, 2026 @ 5:00PM
