- [Sarah] First up, "Four: Lester Johnson's Selected Works" is the current exhibition at Stamelos Gallery Center at the University of Michigan-Dearborn.

Plus, Halloween is next Thursday, and Metro Detroit is full of spooky events leading up to the big day, like Hush Haunted Attraction in Westland.

The location offers four different opportunities to be scared.

The horror can be enjoyed through November 2nd.

This Halloween season, get down at Nightmare on Groove Street on Friday, October 25th, featuring live music from Zosette and the Groove, with "One Detroit"'s own Zosette Guir, and Patio Heroes.

The concert is at North Rosedale Park Community House, doors open at 6:00.

Also Friday, October 25th, the Vitamin String Quartet is breaking out their classical twist on contemporary music by playing the songs of Taylor Swift, "Bridgerton", and more at The Strand Theater in Pontiac.

And October 25th, 26th, and 27th, the University of Detroit Mercy is presenting the play, "Witch", at the Marlene Boll Theater.

October 26th and 27th, the Cranbrook Institute of Science is celebrating the holiday with Halloween science, where there will be plenty of decorations, accompanied by exhibits focused on kid friendly, spooky activities, like a wicked weather program, a pumpkin launch, and more.

If you're into the scores of scary movies, look no further than "Candlelight Halloween: Best Horror Movie Soundtracks" at Detroit's Masonic Temple on October 30th, where the Kalkaska String Quartet will play songs straight from terrifying cinema.

And "A Masquerade Evening: An Opera Soiree with the Detroit Opera Resident Artists" at The War Memorial is October 30th.

Get ready to be mesmerized with masquerade-themed music, and an array of food prepared by The War Memorial's executive chef, costumes are encouraged.

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