Do It: This Weekend's Style, Beauty and Fashion Events That are Not to Be Missed

This weekend is full of fun and fashionable things to do, so if you're itching to hit the town, these events will keep you busy.

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24 Hour Thrift Store | Friday, April 14
The opening reception for a new exhibition with work by Detroit-based artists Monica Dubray and Laura Finlay will be taking place at TH.Muller Galleri from 7 to 10 p.m. It will depict a world of hidden treasures and unexpected pleasures. There will be an array of merchandise and refreshments for you to enjoy. This event is free to the public!

TH.Muller Galleri is located at 2987 Franklin St., in Detroit.

Macaron Mini Pop Up | Saturday, April 15
The Blu Kitchen is hosting another pop up from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at The Detroit Mercantile Co.! In honor of Easter, there will be plenty of spring flavors including berry blush, strawberry, rhubarb and rose. Macarons will be $2.50 each.

The Detroit Mercantile Co. is located at 3434 Russell St. Ste. 109, in Detroit.

Wines of Spain - Tasting Workshop | Saturday, April 15
Join The Royce as they sample wines of Spain in their series of educational workshops. The course is designed for wine lovers of all levels and will explore the rich offerings of Spanish wine culture. You'll be able to sample a number of delicious wines, including red, white and sparkling, along with tasty Spanish bar snacks. There are different times available, and tickets are $40. You can find the times and purchase tickets here.

The Royce is located at 76 W. Adams Ave., in Detroit.

Breathe Women Empowerment Meeting | Saturday, April 15
The goal of this event is to create a safe environment for women to express themselves freely and vocally. Starting at 3 p.m. at Collective Studios, there will be motivational speaking and the chance for women to share advice and their experiences with one another. There will also be a group meditation to end the meeting. If you have any questions, email breathewomen@gmail.com.

Collective Studios is located at 13305 Capital St., in Oak Park.

Opening Reception, Austen Brantley: Black and White | Saturday, April 15
With his new exhibit, Austin Brantley will be exploring "The Social Racism in America" throughout his work. He is diving into concepts of self-examination of being black and being a black artist in America. The exhibit will be running from April 15 through May 27 at Detroit is the New Black, with a free opening reception the 15th from 6 to 9 p.m.

Detroit is the New Black is located at 1426 Woodward Ave., in Detroit.