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Brioche is one of the most satisfyingly rich breads in the world. And while it might seem a little trendy (brioche burger buns are popping up on many restaurant menus), brioche has been around for over 600 years and is believed to have originated in France with the Normans. In this hands-on class, we'll make […]

Brioche is one of the most satisfyingly rich breads in the world. And while it might seem a little trendy (brioche burger buns are popping up on many restaurant menus), brioche has been around for over 600 years and is believed to have originated in France with the Normans. In this hands-on class, we'll make […]

Gallery 100 presents: WHISPERS IN THE FIELD, a landscape exhibit by Avé Madiol Veneklasen, on display July 10 through August 27. Avé Madiol Veneklasen’s work is inspired by a lifelong connection to Michigan’s natural landscapes. Created primarily through plein air painting, her oil paintings capture the changing light, colors, and textures of forests, fields, and […]

Looking for a reason to get outside, meet new people, and spend a summer evening in Ann Arbor? Arts Healing Within & Across Communities is a new initiative that is being launched with funding from the University of Michigan’s Arts Initiative. We’re excited to offer several different activities for you to enjoy, which may change […]

Washtenaw Writers Group is a gathering of local writers who meet online (via Zoom) the third Tuesday of every month. The purpose of the group is to get feedback on our writing in a serious but fun setting. We desire to hone our craft of writing and learn together. If interested, please contact Jeannette Matthews […]

Native Plants are essential for native pollinators. The beauty of MBGNA is the care of planning of native plants that provide food, habitat and nesting spaces for these important insect friends.. Join Insect behavior scientist and doctoral candidate Joey Caldwell to look for summer flowers and their perfect summer pollinators. ------- Matthaei Botanical Gardens hosts […]

Native Plants are essential for native pollinators. The beauty of MBGNA is the care of planning of native plants that provide food, habitat and nesting spaces for these important insect friends.. Join Insect behavior scientist and doctoral candidate Joey Caldwell to look for summer flowers and their perfect summer pollinators. ------- Matthaei Botanical Gardens hosts […]

Yoga is a gentle and effective practice ideal for maintaining back strength and flexibility, and reducing low back pain. The poses, also called postures, and emphasize techniques to stretch and strengthen your muscles, which helps reduce muscular tension, build flexibility and strength, and improve balance.

Explore the 2026 Outdoor Gallery & Sculpture Garden and be among the first to experience Visionaries, a special exhibit celebrating the history, artistry, and lasting impact of Susanne and John Stephenson. Tour the studio, peek inside the archives, and discover a lifetime of ceramic innovation from this dynamic duo. Open June 6 - Oct. 31, […]

The Ann Arbor Club, a historic downtown social club for professionals, is opening its doors for a casual, no-pressure lunch who want to meet like-minded people, swap ideas, and see firsthand what makes our community worth joining. RSVP required @ join.theannarborclub.com ; space is limited.

Psychedelics and Chronic Pain: A Long Strange Trip Toward Relief In his talk, Kevin Boehnke PhD, will cover psychedelics in the chronic pain context, incorporating content related to psychiatric conditions as well as taking a wider view of policy, naturalistic trends and pragmatic approaches to psychedelics in clinical care. This talk is part of the […]

Our next CLUSTER Community Build focuses on the banned words list. In July and throughout the fall, CLUSTER Museum offers free drop-in sessions that teach the basic stitches for hand embroidering text. Participants will learn basic stitches and then embroider words from the banned word list. No experience necessary. Materials will be provided: Floss, needles, […]

Join Ain't Dead Yet down on Main Street Thursday July 23 from 8 to 10 PM to kick off the BIG Big House Concert Weekend with a Pre-Concert Street Party for the community. Social District drinks and food with plenty of dancing for the town before the crowds start rolling in. Put on your best […]

Join us on Friday, July 24, 2026 at Fountains Golf & Banquet in Clarkston for a full day on the course supporting Community Housing Network's mission to provide affordable housing for people in need. Your registration includes: 18-hole scramble tournament Bloody Mary & Mimosa Bar courtesy of Oakwood Construction Breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffet Golf […]

Enjoy an hour of open play in the Hide and Seek playroom. Then, join Daniel Tiger for songs, movement games, and interactive storytime fun! Little fans will even have the opportunity to meet and take pics with Daniel. It’s going to be Grr-ific!

Explore the 2026 Outdoor Gallery & Sculpture Garden and be among the first to experience Visionaries, a special exhibit celebrating the history, artistry, and lasting impact of Susanne and John Stephenson. Tour the studio, peek inside the archives, and discover a lifetime of ceramic innovation from this dynamic duo. Open June 6 - Oct. 31, […]

🎶 Friday Night Live Music at Lake Forest Golf Club 🎶 Join us Friday, July 24th at 5:30 PM for an evening of live music featuring local musicians. Come early and enjoy Happy Hour from 3–5 PM featuring food and drink specials before the music begins. Open to the public. Enjoy corn toss, connect 4 […]

Friday, July 24, 2026, 6pm-7:30pm at the Pittsfield Recreation Center, SW corner of Ellsworth and S. State Street, Ann Arbor, join us for Drop-in Line Dancing. Adults and well-behaved children, eight years and up (if accompanied by a parent, grandparent or guardian) are invited. Wear comfortable clothes, soft-soled shoes or boots. Learn three or more […]

U-M astronomer James Watson discovered 22 asteroids in the 19th century. Learn about Watson’s "bagging asteroids" and the exciting race for new planets. View images of asteroids and comets taken through the Observatory’s historic Fitz telescope. Includes night sky telescope observing (weather permitting).

U-M astronomer James Watson discovered 22 asteroids in the 19th century. Learn about Watson’s "bagging asteroids" and the exciting race for new planets. View images of asteroids and comets taken through the Observatory’s historic Fitz telescope. Includes night sky telescope observing (weather permitting).

Mutilatred (Toledo Death Metal) Knuckle Dragger (Detroit Sludge) VX (Toledo Hardcore) Tongue (Ypsi Sludgy Emo Crust) Presented by Wee Wah Productions

Calling all Musical Theatre nerds, drama geeks, actors, actresses, theatre lovers, and more! Welcome to Broadway Rave, a Broadway dance party celebrating the best in show tunes and musical theatre. Come sing along to all of your favorite broadway hits while dressed up as your favorite character. We’ll have surprise guests from some of your […]

Cluster Museum’s Arty Book Club launches with photographer Sally Mann’s newest book, Art Work: On the Creative Life. Art Work: On the Creative Life is Sally Mann’s second book about her life, her work and her journey as one of the preeminent living artists working and exhibiting today. Her writing weaves together her personal journey […]

Explore the 2026 Outdoor Gallery & Sculpture Garden and be among the first to experience Visionaries, a special exhibit celebrating the history, artistry, and lasting impact of Susanne and John Stephenson. Tour the studio, peek inside the archives, and discover a lifetime of ceramic innovation from this dynamic duo. Open June 6 - Oct. 31, […]

Join the Ann Arbor Ski and Social Club at German Park for their live music, authentic German food and beer, and live German dance performers! Gates open at 4 PM with a $10 cash only entry fee. Look for a table decorated with a red tablecloth near the dance pavilion. Non-Ski Club members are welcome.