4925 Packard • (734) 971–9781, ext. 430Intensive educational program for men that seeks to stop domestic violence. Population-specific programs include NoMÁS for Spanish-speaking males, and RENEW for women. Sliding scale fees....
Read More24/7 dial-in support and info: (800) 272–3900. Virtual and in-person support groups in Washtenaw County. alz.org/mglc/support
Read MorePO Box 2806, AA 48106 • (844) 973–6287Open to individuals holding an associate’s degree or higher from a regionally accredited college or university. Advances gender equity for women and girls through research, education, and...
Read MoreOpportunities for leadership, education, and networking for women of all ages. Meets 3rd Tues. Annual national dues $115, local dues $36, plus fee for appetizers each meeting. Guests welcome. Reservations required....
Read More3470 Carpenter, Ypsilanti • (734) 961–4578Age 55+. 102 efficiencies and 1- & 2-bedrooms with full kitchen and personal alarms. Includes 3 meals/day, housekeeping, hair salon/barber shop, social activities, and programs....
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(305) 644–1200Disaster assistance, including food, clothing, temporary shelter, personal care items, mental health assistance, financial aid, and health services. Reunifies loved ones separated by emergency, war, or natural...
Read More4624 Packard • (800) 733–2767Open for blood donations (make appointments online) Mon.–Wed. 11 a.m.–7:15 p.m., Thurs. 8 a.m.–4:15 p.m., Fri.–Sun. 6:30 a.m.–2:45 p.m. redcrossblood.org/locations/ann-arbor-donor-center...
Read MoreJohn Dresden III, (248) 752–3830Free meetings feature a speaker and discussion with antique truck owners about finding parts in the area, the history of trucking, and local historical events. Meets Jan., Mar., May, July, Sept....
Read More2935 Birch Hollow (Jewish Community Center) • (734) 971–0990Visual arts exhibits featuring both amateur and professional local, national, and international artists. Artwork available for purchase. Mon.–Thurs. 9 a.m.–5 p.m., Fri....
Read MoreEmergency: 911 • Humane Society: (734) 662–5585The City of Ann Arbor Police Department partners with the HSHV to respond to animal nuisance complaints, pick up healthy stray animals, and investigate animal bites.
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215 N. Maple, ste. A1 (Maple Village) • (734) 531–7540Emergency and urgent care veterinary...
Read More1153 Oak Valley • (734) 747–6641Grades K–13 (13th year bridge program to college or work). Meredith Schindler, director. Aims to help students with divergent learning styles thrive in an atmosphere that promotes social and...
Read MoreN. Fourth Ave. & E. Ann • (734) 858–9121Crafts, merchandise, food, and kids activities, with musical, theatrical, and dance performances. June 7, 2025, 9 a.m.–8 p.m.; always held the first Sat. in June....
Read More2150 W. Liberty • (734) 662–4474Specializes in small animal care: cats, dogs, and some other small mammals. Services by appointment Mon.–Fri. 8 a.m.–7 p.m. and Sat. & Sun. 8 a.m.–2 p.m. Emergency and urgent care also...
Read More530 S. State (Michigan Union ballroom) • Jay Platt, (734) 995–189130 book dealers sell first editions, old and collectible books, children’s books, Americana, prints, and more. Oct. 13, 2024. [email protected],...
Read More301 N. Main, ste. 300 • (734) 663–0401Founded in 1963, the AAACF manages more than $200 million in assets and more than 700 charitable funds, and has awarded more than $100 million in grants and scholarships over its history....
Read MoreFree beginning tennis program for grade 6. Teaches the fundamentals of ground strokes, volleys, and sportsmanship. Six 1¼-hour sessions held at the 7 AAPS schools that have grade 6. Culminates in an All-City Team Challenge at...
Read MoreMembers use a variety of film cameras to explore wet-plate photography, pinhole photos, or other methods such as combining film and scanning. Annual photo exhibit. See website for meetings and locations. [email protected],...
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