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Candle-Making Workshop: Pittsfield Township Parks & Recreation
More701 W Ellsworth Rd, , Ann Arbor
An experience designed for trying something new, getting creative, and having a really good time.
Join us for a relaxed candle-making workshop where beautiful scents, hands-on creation, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere come together. Laugh, connect, and enjoy the process — no experience needed.
Whether you’re coming with friends or treating yourself, this workshop is all about slowing down, creating something with your hands, and leaving with a candle you’ll love (and a great memory).
✨ What’s Included
• A guided candle-making workshop using 100% pure soy wax
• All candle-making materials provided
• One handcrafted candle
• A cozy, welcoming atmosphere to relax and connect✨ What to Expect
• 6:00–6:15 – Arrival & Welcome: Settle in and get comfortable.
• 6:15–7:15 – Candle-Making Workshop: Learn the candle-making process and create your own custom soy candle, infused with intention and your favorite scent.
• 7:15–7:30 – Connect & Play: While your candle begins to set, we’ll play a fun round of Candle-Maker Bingo with small prizes for a few lucky guests.
• 7:30–8:00 – Candle Decoration: Decorate your candle to make it uniquely yours!✨ Why Join?
• Try something new and creative — no experience needed
• Play with scents and create a candle that feels uniquely yours
• Enjoy a relaxed, feel-good atmosphere with great company
• Slow down, laugh, and be present for a couple of hours
• Leave with a handmade candle you’ll actually love — and a really good memory✨ Meet the Host
Renata – Candle Maker & Wellness Facilitator – @the.universe.stuffRenata is the heart and hands behind The Universe Stuff, a holistic wellness brand rooted in mindfulness, creativity, and intention. She handcrafts soy candles and other wellness products designed to support balance and self-care, and she hosts workshops that invite people to slow down, connect, and create. Based in the Ann Arbor area, Renata loves bringing people together through meaningful, hands-on experiences.
✨ About the Space
Pittsfield Township Parks & Recreation – https://pittsfield-mi.gov/This workshop will take place at Pittsfield Township Parks & Recreation, a welcoming community destination in Pittsfield Township, Michigan. Pittsfield Township Parks & Recreation offers a variety of recreational programs, community events, classes, activities, and opportunities for residents and visitors to connect, learn, and enjoy time together.
Pittsfield Township Parks & Recreation is more than just a place for recreation — it’s a welcoming community space created to bring people together. Through its diverse programs, facilities, and community activities, the organization provides opportunities for people of all ages to stay active, explore new interests, and participate in meaningful experiences.
With its welcoming atmosphere and strong focus on community connection, Pittsfield Township Parks & Recreation provides a wonderful backdrop for slowing down, getting creative, and connecting with others. We’re excited to gather in a space that celebrates community, creativity, connection, and enjoying new experiences together.
https://apps.daysmartrecreation.com/dash/x/pittsfield/activity-finder/programs/67/levels/448
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Oktoberfest, Music and Fun: Lake Forest Golf Club
More3110 W. Ellsworth Road, Ann Arbor
OKTOBERFEST AT LAKE FOREST! 🇩🇪
This Friday, September 25, we’re giving Friday night a Bavarian twist!Join us for an evening of house-made German favorites from Chef Blake Reetz, live music, a Biergarten, firepits & games — all right here at Lake Forest.
OKTOBERFEST MENU
🌭 Bratwurst with Sauerkraut • $11
🍽️ Sauerbraten • $19.50
🥘 Mushroom Spaetzle • $9.50
🥨 Bavarian Pretzel • $8
🍎 Apple Strudel • $6🍻 Happy Hour | 3–5 PM
🎹 Live Music | Louis Johnson & David Stearns
🔥 Founders Firepits & Games
🍺 BiergartenGrab your friends, bring the family and come hungry. This isn’t our typical Friday night at Lake Forest — it’s Oktoberfest!
📍 3110 W. Ellsworth Road, Ann Arbor
📞 Reservations encouraged: 734-994-8580 ext. 2
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Elsa Storytime: Starbright Entertainment LLC and Milkshake Factory
MoreMilkshake Factory, 326 S Maple Rd Ste 326, Ann Arbor
Join Elsa for a live performance of “Let It Go”, a dance lesson, movement games, and stories! Young royals will have the opportunity to meet and take photos with their favorite Frozen queen, so costumes are encouraged!
This event is offered in partnership by Starbright Entertainment LLC and Milkshake Factory Ann Arbor!
$10 per child (caregivers free with paid child ticket)
Tickets: https://www.starbrightentertainmenta2.com/store/p/elsa-storytime-milkshake
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An Acoustic Evening with Kate Peterson: Wolverine Pickleball
More235 Metty Dr, Ann Arbor
Join us for Wolverine’s first official concert, outside on the back patio at golden hour—string lights overhead, fires going, drinks flowing, and the first hint of Michigan fall in the air. Doors at 7, music starts at 7:30.
For more than 20 years, the Michigan-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist has performed across the U.S. and Europe, first as half of the folk duo Nervous but Excited and later as a solo artist. She’s played hundreds of stages, opened for some of her musical heroes, released eight albums, and built a loyal following around songs that are vulnerable, thoughtful, deeply human, and occasionally a little devastating.
Her sound? Raspy, emo acoustic soul-folk with a touch of optimism and a lot of humanness. Longtime fans will recognize the roots of Nervous but Excited’s “Pleasantly Aggressive Folk,” now with the depth that comes from a couple more decades of living. The Northern Express once compared the grain of Kate’s voice to Ray LaMontagne, but it’s the combination of songs, storytelling and dry wit that makes a Kate Peterson show feel less like a performance and more like spending an evening with someone who might make you laugh right before unexpectedly punching you in the feelings.
Come hungry and eat the The Den! Chef Kate Williams, formerly of Detroit’s James Beard Award–nominated Lady of the House, is behind The Den’s menu of shareables, salads, bowls, sandwiches, sides, and desserts. Also on tap will be 30+ options for craft beer, wine and cocktails from Pour Decisions tapwall.
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Ghettotech, Electro and Drum ‘N Bass: G.E.D.
MoreAshley Street Social; 336 Ashley, Ann Arbor
ITS BACK! The GED/Ghettotech, Electro, Drum N Bass is a multi-genre sampler music showcase of these 3 amazing subgenres of electronic music. Electro early, Ghettotech in the middle, and Drum N Bass late. All local DJs on the decks. Come for all or just the genres you are into! Since we don’t have regular shows with expressly these types of music shows/sets in Washtenaw County….we were hoping to make this a spot heads could meet up the organize more shows.
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Danish: The Breakfast of Vikings: BAKE! at Zingerman's Bakehouse
More3723 Plaza Dr, Ann Arbor
Sail ashore and conquer the mysterious and rich world of Danish dough. In this hands-on class, we’ll teach you the techniques for creating rich, laminated (layering the dough with butter and folding it over) and yeasted Danish dough. You’ll get plenty of hands-on practice in class mixing, kneading, laminating, hand-shaping, and proofing yeasted dough. We’ll create 18 hand-shaped Danish, including almond-filled Bear Claws, Pinwheels, and Pockets filled with cream cheese or fruit.
You’ll leave the BAKE! class with our recipes, the knowledge to recreate them at home, and all the Danish you made in class.
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Walk for Alopecia: National Alopecia Areata Foundation
More3000 Fuller Rd Ann Arbor, MI 48105, Ann Arbor, MI
Walk For Alopecia Presented by Pfizer is the world’s largest fundraising and awareness event for alopecia areata, coming to Gallup Park in Ann Arbor! The Walk is the finale of Alopecia Areata Awareness Month and it will once again bring the alopecia areata community of families, caregivers, friends, co-workers, and healthcare professionals together to help drive research for better treatments and a cure, increase support, advocate for change, and end stigma. This walk is powered by local volunteers who will create a welcoming, fun space to build community, raise awareness, and support those impacted by alopecia areata!
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Pittsfield Fall Market
More4365 Platt Rd., Pittsfield Township, Ann Arbor, MI
Join us on Saturday, September 26, from 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. at Lillie Park South for a fun, family-friendly celebration of all things local. This special event will feature Michigan-grown produce, handcrafted goods, local artwork, specialty foods, baked goods, home décor, gifts, food trucks, live music, games, community organizations, and more.
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“All That I’m Asking” Book Launch: AADL Pittsfield
More2359 Oak Valley Dr., Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Join Ann Arbor author Ellen Halter for the launch of her new novel, All That I’m Asking, a coming-of-age story set against the social upheaval of 1968.
September 26, 4–6 p.m.
Pittsfield Public Library, Ann ArborFree -
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Alt Rock Concert with Cinema Hearts, Wanted Alien, Nic Stevens, Birds From Dinosaurs: The Arboretum
More984 E Michigan Ave, Saline, MI 48176
It’s a night of alt rock at The Arboretum! Cinema Hearts, from Washington, DC, and Wanted Alien, from Ohio, come to Saline to play with local bands Birds From Dinosaurs and Nic Stevens. For fans of grunge, indie rock, psych rock, and 1960s rock. Tickets $10-15.
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The Ripples: An Evening Soundscape: Cluster Museum
More307 N. Main St. , Ann Arbor MI
Join musicians Fred Thomas, Sara Tea, and Garrett Schumann, as well as poet Hannah Ensor and writers Aisha Sabatini Sloan and Linette Lao, for an evening of music and words that honors the interdisciplinary legacy of CLUSTER Museum through ambient improvisation accompanying live readings.
This bold program embraces CLUSTER Museum’s spirit by emphasizing local voices, connections across artistic communities, and the determination to continue creating in spite of the world’s many obstacles. Through a soundscape of spoken writing and poetry, synthesizers, guitars, noise, and amplified objects, this event will celebrate the many ripples generated by CLUSTER Museum’s impact, and show how they will continue to resonate for a long time to come.
Visit www.clustermuseum.org/events for additional details. Free/Suggested $5-$10
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Native Plant Sale: ReLeaf Michigan, Inc
More158 Enterprise Dr. , Ann Arbor, Mich
Native Plant Sale
ReLeaf Michigan is hosting our semi- annual Native Plant Sale on September 27th at Guardian Tree Experts in Ann Arbor from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Orders must be placed by 9/20; Walk-ins welcome!
Location: Guardian Tree Experts, 158 Enterprise Dr., Ann Arbor, MI 48103Free -
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Toys Made in Michigan: Dexter Area Historical Society
More3443 Inverness Street, Dexter
Places like Detroit, Ludington, and Walled Lake in Michigan played a major role in 20th century toy manufacturing. Tim VanAken will talk about the companies and the toys they made, and share some examples from his extensive collection of antique toys.
Tim’s talk will begin after a brief Annual Meeting of the Dexter Area Historical Society. Light refreshments will be served and the display area of the Museum will be open. There is no charge for this event and everyone is welcome! For questions, email [email protected].
Location: Dexter Area Museum, 3443 Inverness in Dexter. www.dexterhistory.orgFree -
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Fall Market: Revel Run
MoreThe Foxhole Biergarten at Revel Run, Chelsea
Join us Sunday, September 27th for a beautiful fall day at Revel Run! Grab a drink and enjoy our Fall Market right outside The Foxhole Biergarten.
🛍️ Browse unique vendors and local finds
🍻 Enjoy great drinks at The Foxhole
🌮 Food trucks on site
🎶 Live music throughout the day
🐎 Watch one of our horse shows open to the public happening across the property!The Foxhole Biergarten will be open 11 AM to 8 PM, so grab your friends and family, come shop, eat, sip, listen to some live music, and enjoy the horse show all in one place.
🍁 Fall Market | Sunday, September 27th
📍 Revel Run
⏰ Foxhole Open: 11 AM- 8 PM
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“Come As You Are” Memory Café: Dementia Friendly Services
MoreFirst Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Ann Arbor, 4001 Ann Arbor-Saline Rd., Ann Arbor MI
Memory Cafés are comfortable social gatherings in dementia friendly venues that allow people experiencing memory loss and a loved one to connect, socialize, and build new support networks. Cafés are free and all are welcome. Co-sponsored by AARP Michigan.
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YpsiTasty Grub Crawl & Shop Local
MoreDowntown Ypsilanti, Cross Street, and Depot Town
Get ready for an unforgettable evening of food, fun, shopping, and live entertainment in the heart of Ypsilanti!
Celebrating its 15th anniversary, YpsiTasty Grub Crawl & Shop Local invites food lovers, shoppers, and local explorers to experience the best of Ypsilanti. Sample delicious bites from some of Ypsi’s favorite restaurants, discover unique local shops, enjoy special one-day-only discounts, and explore the many vibrant destinations throughout Downtown Ypsilanti, Depot Town, and Cross Street.
It’s the perfect way to eat, shop, explore, and celebrate local while discovering new favorites along the way.
YpsiTasty supports the mission of the Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Regional Chamber and celebrates the restaurants, retailers, and small businesses that help make Ypsilanti such a vibrant and welcoming community.
This annual event supports the mission of the Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Regional Chamber and the restaurants and merchants of Downtown Ypsilanti, Cross Street, and Depot Town.
Eat. Shop. Ride. Repeat
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Silent Book Club: BrightWorks Coworking
More3027 Miller Rd, Ann Arbor
Join us for an hour of silent reading followed by light socializing
Looking for a relaxing way to unwind and connect with fellow book lovers? Join us for Silent Book Club at BrightWorks!
Unlike a traditional book club, there’s no assigned reading and no required discussion. Bring whatever you’re currently reading, novels, nonfiction, ebooks, audiobooks, graphic novels, magazines, or textbooks. If you enjoy reading, you’re welcome here.
Schedule
6:00–6:30 PM: Arrive, grab a drink or snack, get comfortable, and chat with fellow readers (optional).
6:30–7:30 PM: Enjoy a quiet hour of uninterrupted reading.
7:30–8:00 PM: Stay to socialize, exchange book recommendations, or simply keep reading.Whether you’re an avid reader or just looking for a peaceful hour to disconnect, Silent Book Club offers a welcoming, low-pressure space to enjoy books in the company of others.
Bring your own book and join us for an evening of quiet reading and community.
https://brightworkscoworking.com/events/silent-book-club-at-brightworks-2/
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GriefShare: St. Luke Lutheran Church
More4205 Washtenaw Ave.
Find hope and healing after the death of a loved one. You are encouraged to join us on any week. Sessions are self-contained.
The group meets on Thursdays starting at 6:30 PM for one-and-a-half hours, ending at 8:00 PM.
Each meeting consists of a video seminar, a discussion, and your personal workbook.
Each week you can expect to view a 30-minute video filled with helpful guidance, discuss grief-related issues, and gain personal recovery tips through your workbook.
Get more information and register here: https://find.griefshare.org/groups/297677
Questions? Contact: [email protected]
First meeting: Thurs., Sept. 10
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Taste of Greece Gyro Fundraiser: AHEPA
More“AHEPA TASTE OF GREECE GYRO DRIVE-THRU” AHEPA is sponsoring a Gyro Drive-Thru fundraiser at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of Ann Arbor (3109 Scio Church Road, Ann Arbor, MI 48103) on Friday, October 2, from 4:00 pm-7:00 pm and on Saturday, October 3, from 11:00 am -7:00 pm. Dinner is $20 and includes a Gyro Sandwich, Spanakopita, Greek Salad, and a Bottle of Water. Baklava will be available for $6 or 2 for $10. All net proceeds will go toward AHEPA Charitable initiatives and St. Nicholas Church. -
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Making the Invisible Visible – Creating responses to community issues: Arts Healing Within & Across Communities
MoreUM Marsal School of Education, 610 E University, Ann Arbor
Making the Invisible Visible” is one of several events coordinated by Arts Healing Within & Across Communities. We offer a non-judgmental, safe space to meet and mingle with others as we explore creative responses to violence (broadly defined) as it is witnessed and/or experienced within our environments (social, natural, and built) and the stories we have inherited.
Watch scenes from Panther in the Sky written by Chicago playwright Lani T. Montreal and engage in a community conversation about the issues in the play. Take time to network with others concerned about our community. Learn about how arts can be a form of memory, resilience, resistance, and healing. Please register by Mon Sept 25 for our planning purposes.
We are reserving time for community sharing / open mic. Creatives who are interested in sharing work related to the theme “Making the Invisible Visible”, can inform us using the registration form. Visual art, photography, music, dance, are welcome, along with works from writers and poets.
The event is free and made possible with funding from the UM Arts Initiative and Institute for Firearm Injury Prevention.
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Drop-In Line Dancing: Pittsfield Recreation Center
More701 W. Ellsworth Rd, Ann Arbor
Enjoy Drop-In Line Dancing, Friday, October 2, 2026, 6pm-7:30pm at the Pittsfield Recreation Center, SW corner of Ellsworth and S. State St, Ann Arbor. Adults and children (eight & up, if accompanied by parent or grandparent) are invited! Wear comfortable clothes, soft-soled shoes or boots. Learn three or more, absolute beginner line dances. The price is $7 if pre-registered at: www.recreation.pittsfield-mi.gov or $10 at door.
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Lowertown Artist Collective- “Homecoming” Pop-Up Market
MoreLowertown Bar & Cafe, 1031 Broadway St, Ann Arbor, MI , Ann Arbor
The Lowertown Artist Collective has been out and about in Ann Arbor this past year, and we are thrilled to “come home” for a very special community event featuring local artists, live music, activities and creation stations.
Please join us at Lowertown Bar & Cafe from 8:00 am – 12:00 pm for a morning of art and celebration for the whole family!
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Ecological Steward Skills Training: WREN
MoreIndependence Lake County Park, 3200 Jennings Rd, Whitmore Lake, MI 48189,
The classes are good for both the beginner who has a few invasives in their yard as well as experienced stewards looking to broaden their knowledge base.
These classes will focus more on invasive species removal education and conversation than typical restoration workdays. Participants will learn the fundamentals of identifying and managing woody invasives. Participants will gain practical field experience in effective techniques; both with and without herbicide.
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All-Day Shapenote Singing: Riverside Arts Center
More76 N Huron St, Ypsilanti
Join us for a special all-day singing from THE SACRED HARP (2025). No experience necessary–just bring your voice and your curiosity! Some books will be available to borrow. We sing from 10 AM- 3PM, with a potluck lunch in the middle. You are invited (but not required!) to bring an item for the traditional potluck lunch.
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Scio Farms Hosting – Psycho Farms Craft Show: SCIO Farms - Crystal Collins, Michelle Giffin and Tori
More6655 Jackson Rd, Club House, Ann Arbor (Scio Township)
Craft Show – Local Artisans – Bake Goods, Crochet Items, T-shirts, Jewelry, Wood Working and much more
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Taste of Greece Gyro Fundraiser: AHEPA
More“AHEPA TASTE OF GREECE GYRO DRIVE-THRU” AHEPA is sponsoring a Gyro Drive-Thru fundraiser at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of Ann Arbor (3109 Scio Church Road, Ann Arbor, MI 48103) on Friday, October 2, from 4:00 pm-7:00 pm and on Saturday, October 3, from 11:00 am -7:00 pm. Dinner is $20 and includes a Gyro Sandwich, Spanakopita, Greek Salad, and a Bottle of Water. Baklava will be available for $6 or 2 for $10. All net proceeds will go toward AHEPA Charitable initiatives and St. Nicholas Church. -
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Red/Black Art Exhibit Opening: Power Center for the Performing Arts
More121 Fletcher, Ann Arbor
“Red/Black” fills the lobby of the Power Center with large-scale, highly animated murals and canvases painted in red and black by artist/dancer Peter Sparling.
The lobby is open to the public one hour before and during performances in October (tickets to events not required for entry):
10/3, 6:30-9 pm
10/4, 1-3:30 pm
10/23, 6:30-9 pm
10/24, 6:30-9 pmArtist’s Statement:
Although black is considered not a color but a shade and does not appear with red on the color wheel, I would propose that black makes red redder, and red makes black a color.I am drawn to these two bold, intensely saturated colors for the power they radiate and provoke in juxtaposition and their potential for strong graphic patterns, alone or together. By limiting my palette for this exhibit to red and black, I challenged myself to “exhaust the limits of the possible” and create a set of paintings that worked both autonomously and as a noisy kind of dialogue or unfolding pictorial panorama.
Influences? Meanings by juxtaposition, association or coincidence? The textile tapestry by Picasso, “Volutes”, that has hung in this lobby since 1970, the dance work by guest artist Shamel Pitts on stage early this month, the novel by Stendhal I have yet to read, or least likely the team colors of Atlanta Falcons, AC Milan, Alabama State University (representing pride and resilience), or Detroit Red Wings (when they throw in black to highlight the red wing)?
Is it that I am literally seeing red in these trying times, enraged by the rampant greed of large institutions, parties and predators of every shape and size? Perhaps the paintings abstract metaphors for the sheer pleasures of form in motion and the stroke of the paint brush (the dancer/choreographer in me). Titles help by serving like titles of poems: you hope not to give the work away but rather draw the reader/viewer in and suggest a tone or point of view that acts as both overture and summation or amen in retrospect. May they serve in this way to guide you, the viewer into and out of the pictures.
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Ypsilanti Heritage Foundation’s 44th Historic Home Tour: Ypsilanti Heritage Foundation
More402 S. Washington St, Ypsilanti MI 48197
Ypsilanti Heritage Foundation’s 44th Annual Historic Home Tour – Harvesting Our History
Sunday, October 4, 2026 | 12:00 PM – 5:00 PMSince 1977, the Ypsilanti Heritage Foundation has proudly celebrated our community’s remarkable architectural heritage by opening the doors to some of Ypsilanti’s most beautiful historic buildings. This year’s tour highlights the historic Southside Neighborhood, showcasing beautifully preserved homes and architectural treasures that tell the story of our city’s rich past and the ongoing commitment to historic preservation.
What to Expect:
Whether you choose the Harvesting Our History VIP Experience or General Admission Home Tour, your day begins at the Ticket Redemption Tent (402 S. Washington St., Ypsilanti, MI 48197), where you’ll redeem your Eventbrite ticket for a commemorative tour booklet and wristband.Using the map found in the booklet, decide where you’d like to start – explore the Dzanc House —a stunning historic home transformed into a literary center, artist residency, and gallery featuring works by local artists, or begin at any of the other historic homes in the Southside Neighborhood.
You’ll embark on a docent-lead tour of six remarkable historic homes throughout the Southside neighborhood. This year’s tour also features the beautiful Downtown Michigan Avenue Library, where you’ll learn about the building’s fascinating history and recent renovations following storm damage.
VIP ticket holders will also have the special opportunity to explore C. King & Co., a historic Downtown Ypsilanti gathering place. As part of your VIP experience, you’ll learn more about the history of the building and have the chance to visit its beautifully renovated upstairs event space. Please note that the upstairs event space is accessible by stairs only.
Every ticket purchased helps preserve Ypsilanti’s histoy. This year’s proceeds will benefit the Towner House Foundation and its ongoing restoration of the historic Towner House at 303 N. Huron Street.
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Ticket Options:
Harvesting Our History VIP Experience – $65
VIP guests will enjoy everything included with General Admission, plus an exclusive hospitality experience hosted by Chef Richard Muszynski at C. King & Co. (101 W. Michigan Ave., Ypsilanti).Your VIP experience includes:
* A thoughtfully curated selection of seasonal hors d’oeuvres inspired by this year’s Harvesting Our History theme.
* A complimentary handcrafted cocktail or mocktail.
* A relaxed opportunity to mingle with fellow guests in one of Downtown Ypsilanti’s beloved historic gathering places before or after your Home Tour.To provide a comfortable and enjoyable experience, VIP tickets are limited and guests will select one of three timed hospitality sessions when purchasing their ticket. Each session gives our guests approximately one hour at C King & Co., allowing plenty of time to enjoy food, drinks, and conversation while exploring the Home Tour at your own pace.
Available VIP Time Slots
* 12:30 PM
* 1:30 PM
* 2:30 PM
Please select your preferred VIP time during registration. Availability is limited and time slots are offered on a first-come, first-served basis.-or-
General Admission Historic Home Tour – $30
General Admission includes:
* Entry into all six featured historic homes on the tour.
* Entry into the Downtown Michigan Avenue Library.
* A commemorative Home Tour booklet featuring the history of each tour location.
* A docent-lead experience at your own pace between 12:00 PM and 5:00 PM.⸻
Whether you’re a longtime preservation enthusiast or discovering Ypsilanti’s historic neighborhoods for the first time, this historic home tour offers a unique opportunity to step inside some of the city’s most treasured homes while helping preserve them for future generations.We look forward to welcoming you for another unforgettable Ypsilanti Historic Home Tour!
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Prior Art: OHMHA Fall Festival
MoreAt Thurston Pond next to OHAC Pool, 2300 Yorktown Drive, Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Oct 4 2026, Sunday, 1-3 PM: Prior Art appears at the Orchard Hills – Maplewood Homeowners Association (OHMHA) Fall Festival. Local rock band playing a mix of 60’s – 90’s rock covers and originals. Prior Art is Vocalist Rachel Arnsdorf, Alan Balkany on Guitar, Ryan Matthews on Bass, Alan Warmanen on Vocals & Drums, and Doug Wochna on vocals/sax/keys.
Past OHMHA Fall Festivals included displays of a Fire Engine and a Police car, displays of animals from the Leslie Science Center, Face Painting, musical performances, donuts and cider.
Cost: Free, but donations to the tip jar are appreciatedFree