One Venue. A Century of Stories

Downtown Detroit Event Venues

Nestled in Detroit’s historic Brush Park, the Bonstelle Playhouse stands as a century-old landmark of culture and creativity. Originally built in 1903 by architect Albert Kahn as Temple Beth El, this domed synagogue transformed in the 1920s into one of Detroit’s most celebrated performance venues, continuing today as a beacon of artistry and community in Midtown.

The image shows a neoclassical building with three large wooden doors, pillars, and ornate carvings, likely a religious or civic structure.
A modern building with large glass windows and a young tree planted in front on a paved sidewalk, reflecting the sky and surroundings.
The image shows a neoclassical building with three large wooden doors, pillars, and ornate carvings, likely a religious or civic structure.
A modern building with large glass windows and a young tree planted in front on a paved sidewalk, reflecting the sky and surroundings.

Unforgettable Gatherings

Event Venue

Host your next unforgettable event in the historic elegance of The Bonstelle Playhouse. From corporate gatherings and fundraisers to galas, concerts, and community celebrations, this iconic venue offers a striking blend of timeless architecture and modern amenities.

Events

Unforgettable Gatherings

Event Venue

Host your next unforgettable event in the historic elegance of The Bonstelle Playhouse. From corporate gatherings and fundraisers to galas, concerts, and community celebrations, this iconic venue offers a striking blend of timeless architecture and modern amenities.

Events