Arts Beats and Eats brings 4 days of fun to downtown Royal Oak over Labor Day Weekend and here’s everything you need to know for visiting with kids.

 

Explore the fine art festival, sample food from local restaurants and listen to 200 performances on one of 9 stages featuring unique entertainment acts for music lovers of every genre from R&B to country.

 

Families with a member on the ASD spectrum can sign up for Family Days presented by Delta Dental and receive up to 6 early  admission passes to Arts, Beats & Eats on September 4-6, 2021. Check-in begins at 9:30am at the Sherman and Lafayette parking structure where free parking is available as well, and free entry ends at 12pm. Upon entry you will receive a free bottle of Aquafina water, and lunch will be available for the first 550 participants on all days.

 

Stop by the Oakland County Parks Kids Zone for an action packed, filled with laughs line-up on the Detroit Institute of Arts Kids’ Stage. Check out the complete line up below and make time to visit the Arts & Crafts station, Inflatable Playscapes and Kiddie Carnival.

 

See what all the fun is about and enter to win 4 tickets to Arts, Beats and Eats from LittleGuide Detroit!

 


Arts, Beats and Eats Kids Zone Schedule

Friday, September 2, 2021

  • 11am: Detroit Circus
  • 12:30pm: Authentic Native American Dance Ho Chunk Nation
  • 1:30pm: Michigan Science Center Presents: ‘Eureka!’
  • 2:15pm: Cool Tricks & Funny Stuff
  • 3pm: Audra Kubat – DIA Songwriters Workshop
  • 4pm: Michigan Science Center Presents: ‘Eureka!’
  • 4:30 pm: Cool Tricks & Funny Stuff
  • 5:30 pm: Kids Music with Kevin Devine
  • 6:30 pm: Cool Tricks & Funny Stuff
  • 7:30 pm: Konodrum
  • 8:30 pm: 5th Dimension Detroit

 

Saturday, September 4, 2021

  • 11am: Detroit Circus
  • 12:30pm: Mathangi Dance Company
  • 1pm: Michigan Science Center Presents: ‘Eureka!’
  • 2pm: Cool Tricks & Funny Stuff
  • 3pm: Audra Kubat – DIA Songwriters Workshop
  • 4:15pm: Michigan Science Center Presents: ‘Eureka!’
  • 5pm: Randy Lee Magic
  • 5:45 pm: Cool Tricks & Funny Stuff
  • 6:30 pm: Randy Lee Magic
  • 7:30pm: DJ Dav

 

Sunday, September 5, 2021

  • 11am: Detroit Circus
  • 12:30pm: Michigan Science Center Presents: ‘Eureka!’
  • 1:30pm: Revolution Chinese YoYo
  • 1:45pm: Juggler Tim Salisbury
  • 2:15pm: Revolution Chinese YoYo
  • 2:30pm: Michigan Science Center Presents: ‘Eureka!’
  • 3pm: Audra Kubat – DIA Songwriters Workshop
  • 4:30pm: Rosco the Clown Show
  • 5:30pm: Juggler Tim Salisbury
  • 6:30 pm: Laugh It Up Rosco
  • 7:30pm: TetraMusicProject

 

Monday, September 6, 2021

  • 11am: Detroit Circus
  • 12:30pm: Michigan Science Center Presents: ‘Eureka!’
  • 1:30pm: NatSpinz
  • 3pm: Audra Kubat – DIA Songwriters Workshop
  • 4pm: Michigan Science Center Presents: ‘Eureka!’
  • 4:30pm: Kids Music with Joe Reilly
  • 5:30pm: Cool Tricks & Funny Stuff

HOURS + ADMISSION:

  • Friday, September 3: 11am to 11pm (admission is free before 5pm)
  • Saturday, September 4: 11am to 11pm
  • Sunday, September 5: 11am to 11pm
  • Monday, September 6: 11am to 9:30pm

 

Festival admission is FREE on Friday before 5pm, after 5pm the price is $10. On Saturday, Sunday and Monday, admission is $5 before 3pm and $10 after 3pm. Carnival rides cost between $2.50 to $3.75 per ride.

 

PARKING: All Downtown parking lots and structure will be $15 (location addresses can be found here) and shuttle transportation is available from Royal Oak High School. Parking at the school costs $10 and the shuttle is free. Rides will be available Saturday – Sunday from 10:30am – 12:30am and Monday from 10:30am – 10:30pm.

 

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