Presents:

Sled Season 2026

Admission

$ 25.00 bucks

Date

02/07/2026

Location

715 E Milwaukee Ave.
Detroit

Start Time

3:00 pm

End Time

12:00 am
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Additional Event Information

Your ticket grants you entrance to this one-day winter festival – a celebration of art, music, and community – hosted by étude in collaboration with Toboggan Man.
Come to Tangent Gallery on February 7, decked out in your favorite winter gear. Both indoor and outdoor spaces will be accessible and activated – flowing with art, vendors, and jams.
Free parking is available on the street, with an attendant keeping watch or there is paid parking (via QR code) in the lot across from the entrance.
Line Up:
Pia the Band
Rose St. Germaine
New Entertainment
Checker
Toboggan Man
Lee Cleaveland & The Left Hand Band
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GET YOUR TICKETS to rock out with us today!
Each year, in collaboration with the local band Toboggan Man, étude puts on an epic winter rock festival called Sled Season that brings together the Detroit Indie Music scene, highlights local vendors, and shows off artists across many genres.
In alignment with our nonprofit programming, the proceeds of this show are used to fairly reimburse all artists involved. Sled Season 2026 will see an exciting lineup of classes and workshops, an interactive art installation, live performances, local artisanal and food vendors, and, back by popular demand, our themed photoshoot experience by LadyRed Photos.
This one-day winter festival is a celebration of art, music, and community. After two successful runs, we are excited about the chance to bring this event to the Tangent Gallery on February 7, 2026.
Get your tickets to rock out with us today!
General Admission: $25.00
étude began with one mission, to create a stronger community for independent performers and creators. étude believes there are better and more sustainable practices to uplift and invigorate a new generation of artists. The solution is a company, built by and for, project-based performing artists ready to pursue professional careers in the field. | www.etudeproduction.org