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Big Sean’s 4th DON Weekend Aug. 25-27

August 24, 2022 · Updated August 24, 2022·By Darralynn Hutson

For Detroiters looking for a Detroit event with Detroit talent, Big Sean’s 4th DON Weekend is here Aug. 25-27.

Darralynn Hutson

August 24, 2022 · Updated August 24, 2022

Join Big Sean this Saturday, Aug. 27, for his 4th annual Detroit’s On Now (DON) Weekend — best known as the Block Party! This family-friendly event features Detroit’s emerging artists, creatives and entrepreneurs offering healing yoga, e-gaming, DON Talks, outdoor carnival activities, performances and an art exhibit walk. Tickets are free, but crowd sizes will be limited to ensure COVID-19 safety precautions are honored.

3rd Annual DON Weekend: DON Talks

The Block Party starts with Team Big Sean versus Team City Council President Mary Sheffield in the celebrity kickball competition.

Big Sean and the Sean Anderson Foundation (SAF) started the weekend festival in 2018 as a celebration of Detroit families, entrepreneurs and long-standing institutions, who are the backbone of the city. Through neighborhood activations, entrepreneurial accelerators and fun engaging events, the DON Weekend highlights what makes Detroit and its people the greatest in the world while empowering residents to achieve economic mobility.

DON Weekend Schedule

Block Party: 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

It’ll feature an outdoor carnival and attractions, including:

  • Celebrity Kickball Tournament
  • Derby Races
  • Kids Arts & Crafts
  • Kids Inflatables
  • Mainstage Entertainment with Detroit Pistons Cheerteam
  • Outdoor Art Walk
  • Grand Prix Photo Stations

DON Talks and Yoga: 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Yoga sessions will be held inside the gym and require an Eventbrite registration, linked below

DON Talks are inside the multipurpose room and each one requires its own registration via Eventbrite, linked below:

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