Celebrations Made Extraordinary

Premier Downtown Detroit Event Venue

Nestled in Detroit’s historic Brush Park, the Bonstelle Playhouse stands as a century-old landmark of culture and creativity. Originally built in 1902 by architect Albert Kahn as Temple Beth El, the synagogue transformed in the 1920s into one of Detroit’s most celebrated performance venues. Today, its historic heart still resonates with every celebration and special event, creating unforgettable experiences for audiences and guests alike.

A tall arched doorway with ornate stonework, wooden double doors, brass handles, and decorative metal accents above and around the entrance.
A modern brick office building beside a historic stone courthouse with a domed roof, steps, and circular windows, at dusk.
A tall arched doorway with ornate stonework, wooden double doors, brass handles, and decorative metal accents above and around the entrance.
A modern brick office building beside a historic stone courthouse with a domed roof, steps, and circular windows, at dusk.

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Event Venue

Enter the Bonstelle Playhouse and experience a venue where every detail tells a story. With soaring architecture and timeless design, it creates a captivating backdrop for gatherings of all kinds.

Events

Signature

Event Venue

Enter the Bonstelle Playhouse and experience a venue where every detail tells a story. With soaring architecture and timeless design, it creates a captivating backdrop for gatherings of all kinds.

Events