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"Virtual Movie Palace": Michigan Theater.
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New titles available all month online for 2-10 days after you start watching. Full January schedule online.
$6-$12 per film. Online at MichTheater.org
"Ann Arbor Group Runs": Running Fit.
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Every Mon. & Sat. Runners of all abilities invited to join a 3-8 mile run along varying routes from different Running Fit locations. Also, a speed-training session (every Tues. 6 p.m., 5700 Jackson Rd.). Snacks. Rain, snow, or shine.
6 p.m. (Mon.), 123 E. Liberty & 8 a.m. (Sat.), 5700 Jackson Rd; call for holiday hours. Free. 769-5016 (Mon.), 929-9022 (Tues., Thurs. & Jackson Rd, Sat. run). [map]
"Colors": Hudson Mills Metropark Interpretive Nature Programs.
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Ages 3-6 invited to search for and play with color found in nature, led by Hudson Mills naturalists. Masks required.
Park activity center, 8801 North Territorial Rd., Dexter. $5 (2 & under, free), preregistration required by 4 p.m. a day prior to event (capacity limited); $10 vehicle entrance fee. 426-8211. [map]
"Family Adventures: Winter Birds": Washtenaw County Parks & Recreation Commission.
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Feb. 10 & 20. WCPARC naturalists lead a hike to look for black-capped chickadees, juncos, finches and other birds that winter in the area. Also, learn how to make an edible snack for the birds. Masks required.
Independence Lake County Park, 3200 Jennings. Free. Capacity limited; preregister for all age 2 & over at ParksOnline.eWashtenaw.org (search Activity #821002). [map]
Death Cafe.
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All invited to join a frank conversation about death. Hosted by The Dying Year owner Merilynne Rush, Diana Cramer and Rachel Briggs.
For online URL email Merilynne at TheDyingYear@gmail.com. Free.
"Weighing and Counting Giants in the Sky": U-M Physics Department Saturday Morning Physics.
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U-M physics research fellow Maria Elidaiana da Silva Pereira discusses galaxy clusters and what they tell us about the evolution of the universe in this popular series of talks, aimed at general audiences.
For URL see SaturdayMorningPhysics.org. Free. 763-2588, crabuck@umich.edu.
"Adult Online Self-Defense Class: The 3 Self-Defense Techniques Everybody Should Know": Keith Hafner's Karate.
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Easy to learn self-defense techniques for beginners. Finally - the peace of mind you deserve! Saturday, 2/20 from 11:00-11:30 on Zoom. Ages 18+. Admission: FREE! Register at: https:
Keith Hafner's Karate. Free. Online. 734-994-0333. khafner@provide.net www.karateisgoodforyou.com
Snowman Competition: Northfield Township Area Library.
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Starting Monday, January 4, Northfield Township Area Library will be having their very first snowman competition. Take a picture of your snowman and send it in an e-mail along with your snowman's name and contact info to info@ntal.org.
You will then be entered into a raffle; winners will be announced on February 26. If you build your snowman in the Library yard, you will be entered into the raffle with 5 raffle entries. For more fun library events, visit ntal.org
Northfield Township Area Library, 125 Barker Road, Whitmore Lake. Free. 7344490066. hmccausland@ntal.org www.ntal.org
James Ehnes and Orion Weiss: University Musical Society Digital Presentation.
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Feb. 14-24. Performance by these world-renowned recitalists who perform together frequently, prerecorded in Ehnes' home. Florida-based Canadian violinist Ehnes, a former protégé of Francis Chaplin, won a 2019 Grammy for best classical instrumental solo for his live recording of Aaron Jay Kernis's violin Concerto with the Seattle Symphony and Ludovic Morlot. American pianist Weiss, named Classical Recording Foundation's Young Artist of 2010, performs regularly with some of the country's most prominent symphony orchestras. Program: Schubert's Sonatina in G minor and Saint-Saëns' Sonata no. 1.
Available from 4 p.m. Feb. 14 through Feb. 24, online at bit.ly
"When Love Goes Wrong": Academy of Early Music.
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Feb. 14-21. Performance by The Four Nations Ensemble, a New York-based early-music ensemble, led by harpsichordist Andrew Appel, that plays on period instruments. Program: Giuseppe Tartini's Sonata in G minor, Louis-Nicolas Clérambault's Medea cantata, Vivaldi's Sonata for cello and continuo, and a selection of love songs by Barbara Strozzi and Henry Purcell.
Available from 8 p.m. Feb. 14 through 9 p.m. Feb. 17, online at AcademyOfEarlyMusic.org. Free. 228-4338.
"Creature Encounters": The Creature Conservancy.
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Every Sat. & Sun. Conservancy staffers show off animals native to the African continent, including Bed Head the African crested porcupine, a spurred tortoise, and the tenrec. Guests invited to view other animals on display, including a kangaroo, albino alligator, and binturongs. Masks required.
Creature Conservancy, 4950 Ann Arbor-Saline Rd. $10 (kids ages 2-12, $8; age 2 & under, free) in advance only at TheCreatureConservancy.org (capacity limited). 929-9324. [map]
A2ParkWalk: Ann Arbor Parks Department.
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Feb. 6, 14, 20, & 20. City Natural Area Preservation (Feb. 6 & 20) and GIVE365 (Feb. 14 & 28) volunteers lead hikes through city parks. Downloadable maps available at a2gov.org
Feb. 6: Hansen Nature Area.
Feb. 14: Olson Park.
Feb. 20: Sugarbush Park.
Feb.286: Southeast Park.
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Various times & locations. Free. 794-6000.
Live DJ and Food Truck Pop Up in YORK's Yard: YORK Food + Drink.
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We're so excited to announce YORK Food + Drink will be hosting Chef G on 2/20/21! Chef G will be making his famous Cubano Sandwiches for your enjoyment in the Yard! This truly is a culinary experience! We're excited to share that DJ Batz will be spinning that night in the Yard - keeping those tunes and positive vibes f l o w i n g! Treat yourself to a YORK cocktail, glass of wine, or pint of beer list and boom! Nirvana achieved.
York Food + Drink, 1928 Packard, Ann Arbor 48104. Free. 734-662-0798. events@yorka2.com www.yorka2.com [map]
U-M Volleyball.
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Livestream only from Cliff Keen Arena.
Feb. 13 & 14: Perdue.
Feb. 19 & 20: Maryland.
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Online at mGOblue.com
Keith Ruff: Ann Arbor Comedy Showcase.
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Feb. 19 & 20. This Detroit-area comic is known for his crisp, clever, slightly twisted topical commentary and his high-spirited, often whimsical performing style. Masks required, except when eating or drinking.
7:30 and 10 p.m., 212 S. Fourth Ave. Tickets $15 in advance, $17 at the door (capacity reduced to 20%). aaComedy.com, 996-9080. [map]
TriviaTime!": Ann Arbor District Library.
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Local sisters Katie and Abbie throw out themed questions for anyone to answer in the YouTube chat box.
online at AADL.tv. Free. 327-4200.
"South Pacific": University Musical Society.
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A spectacular theatrical concert performance of Rodgers & Hammerstein's blockbuster pairs University of Michigan Theatre students with a Broadway cast and creative team.
Hill Auditorium, 825 North University Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI 48109. $12-80. 734-764-2538. umstix@umich.edu https:
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