It’s the most sparkling evening of the holiday season.
Want to waltz your way into a romantic night of holiday elegance? At our Starlight Stroll, guests will experience Meadow Brook at its most merry with a sparkling evening of eating, drinking, dancing and frivolity. The event includes a four-course strolling dinner with chef-attended stations placed throughout the historic mansion, a full signature bar and live musical performance by Detroit-area crooner Ben Sharkey and a four-piece band. Guests will mingle among the rooms while dining and dancing to the music in our two-story Gothic-inspired Ballroom.
Starlight Stroll tickets must be booked online in advance.
Book TicketsStarlight Stroll Details
Wednesday, December 3, 2025
7 to 10 p.m.
$150 per person | $135 for Meadow Brook members
Full Signature Bar
Live Musical Performance by Ben Sharkey
Strolling Dinner
Complimentary valet parking
Strolling Menu
Passed Hors D’Oeuvres: Spinach & Artichoke Bites, Corned Beef, Potato & Gruyere Poppers, Demi roasted vegetable quiche
Station 1: Sliced turkey breast, mashed potatoes & sage gravy
Station 2: Traditional Swedish meatballs with wild mushroom-dijon cream, buttered spaetzle & lingonberry jam
Station 3: Roasted pork loin with scalloped potatoes & roasted carrots
Station 4: Chicken fritter sliders with Havarti & cranberry relish & Mac & cheese au gratin
Dessert Station: Attended Ice Cream Sundae Bar with seasonal/fun toppings, Coffee
Beautiful linens provided by Elegant Events.
About Ben Sharkey
Perfectly fusing vintage old school cool and contemporary jazz, soul and pop energy and swagger, Ben Sharkey has enjoyed an extraordinary dual career over the past 10 years.
Since the charismatic vocalist posted his first raw home videos of himself singing Michael Bubleé and Frank Sinatra classics to YouTube in 2007, he has amassed more than five million views worldwide for his 70+ clips – including the professionally shot, James Bond-themed original “What You’ve Given.”
The Michigan native has also become one of the Motor City’s premiere live entertainers, with hundreds of performances at big house venues, such as the Fillmore, Royal Oak Music Theater and Comerica Park, also playing at jazz hotspots, like Cliff Bell’s and a five-year and counting residency at the Axis Lounge at the MGM Grand Detroit.
