2|42 Community Church
648 S. Wagner (734) 707–4995 Est. 2009. Membership: 2,250. Campus Pastor Albo Esilaba. Sun. 9 a.m, 10:30 a.m., & noon. info@242community.com, 242community.com
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4-H Youth Programs (MSU Extension Washtenaw County)
705 N. Zeeb (734) 997–1678 Adult role models help at camp, teach a workshop, lead a club, chaperone an event, lend professional skills, or help at the fair. Offer young people hands-on guidance and real-world experience for an...
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115 E. Liberty (inside Robot Supply & Repair) (734) 761–3463 Writing center offers students ages 6–18 field trips, creative writing workshops, and in-school programs. All programs are free. info@826michigan.org,...
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115 E. Liberty (inside Robot Supply & Repair) (734) 761–3463 Offers free creative writing workshops and tutoring programs to school-age students. Volunteer opportunities include writing-based workshops, field trips,...
Read MoreA Brighter Way
Dedicated to improving the quality of life for returning citizens in Washtenaw County. One-on-one mentoring, resources, and other support to help the formerly incarcerated to live and build stable and successful lives....
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A Child’s Place
1217 Patricia 1301 Morningside (734) 249–0165 Montessori-inspired infant, toddler, and preschool program for ages newborn–12 yrs. Adult-child ratios: infants: 1:2; toddlers 1:4; preschool 1:7. Full- and part-time care available....
Read MoreA Different B and B
(734) 945-8799 3586 East Huron River Post-modern home designed by Robert Metcalf, dean of the University of Michigan’s College of Architecture from 1974-1986. Across from Huron Hills Golf Course. A reservation includes...
Read MoreA Victory Inn & Suites
(734) 971-2000 3750 Washtenaw 102 units. S & D $49.95 & up. Free continental breakfast. Banquet/meeting space for up to 100 people. Restaurant on premises serves authentic Thai cuisine. Disability friendly. Wifi. No...
Read MoreA2Ice3 (“The Cube”)
(734) 213-1600 2121 Oak Valley Regularly scheduled open skating and “Sticks & Pucks” practice time for all ages. Check website for monthly schedules and programming restrictions. a2ice3.com,...
Read MoreA2AC Gallery (Ann Arbor Art Center)
117 W. Liberty (734) 994–8004 Art exhibits year-round in multiple exhibition spaces, with high-end local art for sale at the A2AC Shop. Offers a full curriculum of art classes. Mon.–Sat. noon–6 p.m., closed Sun....
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912 Barton (734) 994–1958 Grades K–8. 602 students. Torian Billings, principal. a2schools.org/a2steam
Read MoreA2ZERO Week
(734) 794–6430, ext. 43725 Celebrates the anniversary of A2ZERO, the City of Ann Arbor’s plan to achieve a just transition to community-wide carbon neutrality by 2030, with events throughout the week, including classes, open...
Read MoreAACME: Ann Arbor Creativity and Making Expo
343 S. Fifth Ave. (Downtown Library) Free family-friendly showcase of local invention, creativity, and resourcefulness. Exhibits include robotics, radio, rocketry, machines, tools, STEAM & STEM projects, whimsical creations,...
Read MoreAbuse and Neglect Hotline (Washtenaw County Protective Services, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services)
(855) 444–3911 (24 hrs.) Crisis intervention for the abuse or neglect of children or adults. Connects to Children’s Protective Services and Adult Protective Services, which investigate allegations of abuse, neglect, or...
Read MoreAcademy of Early Music
PO Box 7694, AA 48107 (734) 228–4338 Full concert season celebrating music from the Middle Ages to the Classical Era, featuring period-instrument ensembles from around the world. Performs in churches throughout Southeast...
Read MoreAccelerate Church
PO Box 2625, AA 48106 (734) 585–5660 Est. 2010. Membership: 70. Pastor Lester Guest. Sun. 4 p.m. See website for updates on current worship service locations. info@acceleratechurch.org, acceleratechurch.org
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328 S. Fifth Ave., Blake Transit Center (734) 973-6500 A-Ride is a shared, reservation-based ride service for disabled people. Buses have lifts and can accommodate wheelchairs or scooters, and riders can bring a personal care...
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