Ann Arbor Obscura
We recently discovered The Atlas Obscura Guide To Ann Arbor: 12 Cool, Hidden, and Unusual Things...
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Culture
Give My Books
That was the revelation on which Whalen founded his company, Give My Books in 2008. He was...
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Chalk Artist David Zinn
When Lula June Cook told David Zinn, “You need a TikTok,” he said to himself, “Well, she’s never...
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The Art Fair Journey
“Their lives are characterized by travel, hard work and a richness of experience uncommon to the...
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Question Corner: June 2022
Q: Craning our necks as we passed the corner of Huron and Fourth Ave. the other day, my spouse and...
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Unseen Worlds
Who else but Jim Cogswell, the Stamps School prof who previously enlivened the U-M Museum of Art...
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Home at Last
For the first time ever, Veronica Brandon’s three teenagers each have their own rooms. As a...
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Meetings: Face-to-Face with a Stranger
I admit I was nervous. Who would I be matched with? How would it feel to be grilled by a stranger?...
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Parker in Pictures
I met Josie Barnes Parker soon after she became director of the youth department at the Ann...
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Stop the Chatter!
When frustrated with an immovable bureaucrat or customer service rep, some people may cuss, pray,...
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The Original Fool
After fifteen years, Tucker is saying goodbye to Ann Arbor’s giant puppet parade for new creative...
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End of the Line
In a 2019 interview with Carol Dunitz, Dale Leslie explained why he named his series of Ann...
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Defending Benedict Arnold
Stearns thinks that Arnold, the Revolutionary War general turned traitor, deserves historical...
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Brittney Spencer
The Ann Arbor Folk Festival celebrates well-loved favorites in the field of roots music, this year...
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1528 Pontiac Tr.
More than 100 people turned out for its grand opening in a historic home at the corner of Pontiac...
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Ark Legacy Project
“I figured I’d be there for a year,” he recalls. But listening to the concerts...
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Nefesh Mountain: Bluegrassish
In the early 1970s, Henry Sapoznik, a young New York musicologist and budding banjo player, was...
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Edgefest at 25
A quarter of a century is not a bad run for a festival dedicated to the latest, most...
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