PO 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 MorePO Box 130733, AA 48113Discover Mandarin through interactive classes, cultural festivals, cultural workshops, and lively performances for adults and children, including classes in Chinese language (age 3–adult), yo-yo, musical...
Read MoreKen Baumann, (734) 625–5264Discussion and presentations from local and national experts. Meets Sept.–June, (no Dec. meeting), 2nd Mon. 7 p.m., Trinity Health Ann Arbor Education Center, 2nd fl. (5305 Elliott, lot P, Ypsi). Dues...
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1923 Geddes • (734) 662–9355National branch of the global movement founded in Switzerland by...
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Cooks, food writers, nutritionists, collectors, students, and others interested in the study of...
Read MorePO Box 7155, AA 48107 • Marcia McCrary, (734) 483–2799Members trace family histories and work to preserve the histories of local families. Publishes Family History Capers quarterly. Meets in person and on Zoom Sept.–May (Nov....
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921 Church St. • (734) 662–5529Welcomes students and scholars from around the world to form an...
Read MoreSusan Kaufmann, (734) 255–6598Preserves the character of the Old West Side Historic District. Provides forums on developments significant to the neighborhood. Annual dues $2–$10. [email protected],...
Read More500 N. Main at corner of Beakes & E. Kingsley • (734) 662–9092Oversees Museum on Main Street, open Sat. & Sun. noon–4 p.m. and by appointment. Exhibits vary. Dues $20 individuals, $30 families, $15 seniors....
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