Things to do in Metro Detroit this weekend: May 29-31

• Parts of Woodward, Jefferson and several other downtown roads are closed through next week.
• Ticket prices vary. Free seating is available Friday at grandstands 1 and 9. Ticket price chart

🏳️‍🌈 Ferndale Pride, known as the state's largest free LGBTQIA+ festival, is Saturday on West 9 Mile, between Woodward and Livernois.

• The festivities include more than 220 vendors and three stages.

🎸 Tied Down Detroit, the city's annual hardcore music festival, is Saturday and Sunday at the Russell Industrial Center.

• Two-day passes, $185

🇺🇸 Celebrate America's 250th anniversary with "Songs of America," performed by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, with vocalists Melinda Doolittle and Jimmie Herrod, at Orchestra Hall.

• 10:45am Friday; 8pm Saturday; or 3pm Sunday.
• Tickets: $20-$119

🔊 In need of some post-Movement beats? Baltimore's DJ Spen headlines a Saturday night show at TV Lounge.

• Tickets start at $11.50.

🏡 Looking for interior design inspiration? Check out the Huntington Woods Home Tour, with proceeds benefitting local charities.

• 1-5pm Sunday
• Tickets, $25 presale, $30 day-of.

🍿 The Senate Theater is hosting a 20th anniversary screening of "Nacho Libre," the wrestling comedy starring Jack Black.

• 3pm Saturday
• Tickets, $6

🏛️ Learn about influential architect George Mason, who designed the Detroit Yacht Club, the Gem Theatre and other local landmarks, at a Detroit Historical Museum lecture.

• 2-3:30pm Saturday
• Free!