- [Narrator] There's a variety of events taking place in the Detroit area this weekend.

From fall festivals to art exhibitions, concerts, plays, and more.

There's something for everyone.

Here's "One Detroit"'s Sarah Sentarski with today's "One Detroit" weekend.

(soft music) - [Sarah] It's the last weekend for the group exhibition, "In An Effort To Be Held" at the Shepherd Art Center in Detroit.

The show features over 20 artists whose experimental works, explore materiality and form.

It also invites contemplation of the connections between bodies, materials, and the world.

On Friday, October 11th through Sunday, October 13th, the play, "The Danger of Hope", runs at the inspired acting company in Wall Lake.

The story touches on how hope starts to awaken students' hearts and minds and how the office of the newly hired behavior specialist could become the riskiest place in the school.

And Handcrafters hosts their Witches Night Out market Friday, October 11th at the Fall Fair and Embassy Suites, Livonia.

Market-goers can enjoy festive food and drinks, raffles, trick or treating, and meet the Sanderson sisters from "Hocus Pocus".

Also Friday, the premier screening of Satori Shakur's film, "Confessions of a Menopausal Femme Fatal" at the Marygrove Theater.

The standup concert special dives into the realities of womanhood, motherhood, and the stigma surrounding menopause.

On Saturday, Jim Henson's "Labyrinth in Concert" is at the Masonic Temple in Detroit.

A live band performs with David Bowie's original vocals as a movie is shown on a large screen.

On Sunday, October 13th, Owosso is hosting the Rockin' Rib Fest, where there'll be massive amounts of ribs to enjoy, ice cream and sweets, plus live music from "A Proper Axe", "A Ruefull Noise", and "Towner".

And just in time for the NHL season, there's a new exhibition popping up in Dearborn at the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation starting Sunday, October 13th.

"Hockey: Faster Than Ever" shows the evolution of hockey from the technology used to the physics of play.

In addition, there are interactive exhibits to test your hockey skills.

Sunday is also Le Run for Le Rouge 2024.

The 5K Run starts at the Detroit City Fieldhouse and goes through historic Elmwood Cemetery.

Proceeds go to the Detroit City FC Youth Select Soccer Program.