20s & 30s New Friends

THE NETS ARE UP, SO THAT MEANS IT'S VOLLEYBALL SEASON!!!

All skill levels are welcome to play and socialize on the two sand courts. If you have a grass net please feel free to bring that as well and set it up. Drinks and food are fine and there are picnic tables, but please throw out your trash.

We start at 3:00 but usually play until dark.

Look forward to seeing all of you!

Board game night, every Monday! Drop in whenever, drop out whenever! All ages welcome. Whether you prefer heavier or lighter games, you're probably covered. Many people bring their own games they've been itching to get to the table, so don't worry if you bring nothing to play—you're still bound to find something to enjoy :)

Everyone welcome, free to attend, plenty of free parking, lots of fun. The brewery offers both food and beverages, so you're covered on those fronts. I'm not always there personally, but if I'm not, my friend Al should be to make sure you feel welcome 😊 We hope to see you there!!!

It is time to lace up, tap in, and shake off Monday. Join us weekly from 8 PM to 11 PM at Mad Track Arena on Mack Ave—a massive indoor velodrome dome that doubles as Detroit's best-kept skating secret. Whether you have been rolling for years or you are just trying to keep your balance without hugging the wall, this is your crew.

Your organizers are not exactly pros yet either; our main goal this year is to actually get good at skating. We are building a solid, zero-judgment community to learn, fall, laugh, and catch a vibe right alongside us.

The energy in the dome is unmatched. With local heavyweights like DJ E.N.T and DJ Lacxxury on the decks, you will be vibing to a continuous mix of R&B, house, hip-hop, and classic Detroit urban beats. We have access to two different rinks to match your flow.

The huge outer rink has less traffic, making it the perfect runway for beginners figuring out their footwork or seasoned skaters wanting to catch some serious distance.

When you need to catch your breath, slide over to the inner rink. It acts as our social hub, complete with a skate dance floor, a full bar, and lounge booths with TVs where you can grab pizza and other small bites.

Getting in is affordable and easy. Admission is just 10 at the door, and skate rentals are 5. There is a $5 shoe check, but pro-tip: we usually just stash our extra shoes near the bikes for free to save a little cash.

We typically will leave the rink around 10:30-10:45 to beat the rush out. After we take our skates off, we always roll out to Checker Bar for drinks and some late-night food. It is the perfect time to rub our sore feet, grab a burger or some wings, and just kick back if anyone is interested in keeping the night going.