2309 Packard • (734) 665–4744 Est. 1966. Rabbi Josh Whinston, Cantor Emma Maier. Membership: 565 families. Services in person/online. Tot Shabbat Fri. 5:45 p.m. (Sept.–June), Elementary Shabbat 2nd Fri. 5:45 p.m. (Sept.–June),...
Read More2309 Packard • (734) 665–4744 Groups open to the public include book clubs, cultural outings, and dinners; Families with Young Children is for Jewish families with children age 5 and under. [email protected],...
Read Morec/o Carol Kappus, 9703 Island Lake Rd., Dexter 48130 (mailing) • (734) 424–9039Informal club of people interested in the Celtic harp meets a few times per year to share and play music. Holds concerts around the Midwest and...
Read MoreOfficial madrigal singing group of the Michigan Renaissance Festival. Performs a cappella Renaissance songs and Christmas carols in small ensembles in period costumes in Aug., Sept., and Dec. Members provide their own costumes...
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316 S. Main • (734) 761–1800International, national, and regional storytellers. Feb. 20–22, 2026. Fri. & Sat. evening (aimed at adults) and Sun. 1 p.m. (aimed at kids). [email protected], theark.org
Read MoreRecreates the Middle Ages and Renaissance (focusing on pre-17th century) with classes, demonstrations, and hands-on arts & crafts activities, including sewing, metal arts, and painting. Hosts St. Cecilia at the Tower each...
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208 S. First • (734) 996–8555Legendary local concert venue with live music or other live...
Read More2300 Washtenaw Ave., ste. 200 (Breastfeeding Center of Ann Arbor) • (734) 975–6534Free weekly group for breastfeeding mothers and their babies. Meets in person Fri. 10–11:30 a.m. Baby scales and IBCLC experts available....
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210 S. First, 2nd fl. • (734) 277–3656Two bars, plus a seasonal outdoor bar and a rooftop deck...
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PO Box 1922, AA 48106 • (734) 973–3264Local and touring company stages classical musical theater,...
Read More(734) 219–3073Nonsectarian support group for parents whose children have died. Grandparents and siblings welcome. Meets 3rd Sun. 2:30–4:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church (1432 Washtenaw Ave.). [email protected],...
Read More4950 Ann Arbor–Saline Rd. • (734) 929–9324 This nonprofit education center strives to foster a deep appreciation of wildlife that encourages a strong commitment to environmental protection. Visitors may see an alligator,...
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775 S. Maple • (734) 663–7496Preschool and preK for ages 2¾–5. Summer camp. Adult-child ratio 1:8....
Read More4133 Washtenaw Ave., ste. B125 • Mailing address: PO Box 8645, AA 48107 • (734) 794–2125Provides conflict resolution services that are affordable, constructive, restorative, and healing. Offers mediation, restorative circles,...
Read More121 W. Washington • (734) 994–0211This Italian and French restaurant has live music every night at 7 p.m.; solo piano or guitar Tues.–Thurs., and soft jazz trio Fri. & Sat. [email protected], theearle.com
Read More3070 Redwood • (734) 973–7722Half-day preschool for ages 2½–5. Sept.–June 8:45 a.m.–noon. [email protected], elcpreschool.com EC, TT
Read More7714 Ann Arbor St., Dexter • (734) 268–6200Professional, nonprofit musical theater company showcases national and top regional talent in an intimate setting. Produces musicals, cabarets, and tribute concerts year-round. Summer...
Read More(734) 764-7677 710 East University Designed to serve multiple needs, from dining and lodging services for the Ross School of Business executive guests and alumni, to services for university groups, guest speakers, events,...
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410 W. Huron St. (Yellow Barn/Theatre NOVA)Est. 2010. Pastor Scott Crownover. Mon. 7:30 p.m. in...
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