Concert of Colors Is More Than One Week a Year
Through the Concert of Colors Neighborhood Series, free performances, storytelling, workshops and cultural events take place in neighborhoods across Detroit throughout the year—bringing artists and communities together long before the summer festival begins.
Whether you're discovering a local musician, attending a community gathering, or experiencing global cultures close to home, the Neighborhood Series extends the mission of Concert of Colors beyond the festival.
More Than a Music Festival
Concert of Colors is a free, multicultural music festival that brings together artists and audiences from around the world. Through live performances and cultural programming, the festival celebrates diversity, unity, and the power of music to connect communities.
Held annually in Midtown Detroit, Concert of Colors creates a shared space where people of all backgrounds can experience global music and culture together.
Have Questions Before You Go?
Find answers about parking, seating, tickets, and what to expect at Concert of Colors.
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Yes. Concert of Colors is a completely free music festival open to the public. Donations are encouraged to help keep the festival accessible for everyone.
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Concert of Colors takes place in Midtown Detroit, centered at the Detroit Institute of Arts, with performances held both indoors and outdoors, as well as at nearby cultural institutions throughout the district.
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Yes. Concert of Colors is a family-friendly event with programming for all ages, including live music, cultural performances, and activities everyone can enjoy.