Ypsilanti community creates Black Lives Matter street murals
The first mural stretches across South Washington Street between Ferris Street and Michigan Avenue. The second is at the Riverside Park entry driveway off of Cross Street.
City of Ann Arbor “Saving Energy” sticker design contest open to students
Until 5 p.m. on Tuesday, July 13, young artists can enter the “Save Energy” sticker design contest promoting carbon footprint reduction and saving energy.
University of Michigan’s bipolar research program launches virtual art exhibition
A new virtual art exhibit has opened at the University of Michigan highlighting the importance of art in healing and recovery.
Packard Health $8 million expansion plan receives boost
Packard Health is expanding this summer to meet the needs of the growing number of Washtenaw County community members.
Get vaccinated against COVID at Ann Arbor Skate Park on Sunday
Packard Health will host a pop-up vaccine clinic at the Ann Arbor Skate Park this weekend.
A2ZERO Week to celebrate one year anniversary of Ann Arbor’s carbon neutrality plan
More than 20 family-friendly in-person and virtual events are scheduled from June 1-6 to commemorate the event, highlight sustainability and educate the community.
Ann Arbor’s State Street Art Fair announces event is back on for July
The Ann Arbor State Street Art Fair is back on the calendar for 2021.
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New exhibition launches at Ann Arbor’s Gutman Gallery
The new exhibition titled "You Me Us" will run through June 26.
Washtenaw Community College honors graduates with campus parade, three day event this weekend
Graduates from Washtenaw Community College (WCC) are being honored during a three-day event at the Ann Arbor community college this weekend.
Food Gatherers cancels annual Grillin’ fundraiser, launches matching campaign
Food Gatherers has canceled its largest fundraising event for the second year in a row due to the ongoing pandemic.
Ann Arbor YMCA’s free water safety program returns in June
The YMCA’s annual Safety Around Water (SAW) classes are returning this summer to Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti.
Ann Arbor SPARK reports business growth, results of COVID-related grant activity at Annual Meeting
At its annual meeting, Ann Arbor SPARK honored leading regional businesses and released its annual report.
Live outdoor concerts coming to Ann Arbor’s Fuller Park to benefit The Ark, Summer Fest
The Ark and Ann Arbor Summer Festival will put on three outdoor benefit shows in June.
Ann Arbor store owners share what second year of no Art Fair means for business
Business owners in Ann Arbor's State Street District talk about losing one of the biggest weekends of the year -- again.
Virtual fundraiser for Michigan Medicine programs Big Hearts for Seniors to feature storytelling
Big Hearts for Seniors is free to attend and will feature an evening of storytelling.
Ann Arbor’s Rolling Sculpture Car Show canceled again
The annual Rolling Sculpture Car Show has been canceled, according to the event website.
Ann Arbor Summer Festival announces upcoming in-person and digital programming
On Thursday, Ann Arbor Summer Festival (A2SF) announced new summer programming comprised of concerts, interactive performances and new podcast episodes.
2021 Ann Arbor Art Fair canceled due to pandemic
The organizers of the Ann Arbor Art Fair have canceled the event for the second year over COVID concerns.
Ann Arbor’s canoe, kayak auction returns to Gallup Park on Saturday
The annual boat auction at Gallup Park will kick off at noon on Saturday.
Ann Arbor senior living community to offer free series on dementia, caregiving
The free Glacier Hills Senior Living Community series will provide training and techniques to residents, families and community organizations.
Ann Arbor SPARK Annual Meeting returns May 18
The virtual event will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on May 18.
Concordia University Ann Arbor to celebrate graduation in-person this weekend
See CUAA's commencement weekend schedule.
City of Ann Arbor turns Huron River Day into month-long celebration
Celebrate Huron River Day throughout the month of May.
Bloom Fest to take over Ann Arbor on May 15
Hosted by Main Street Ann Arbor, the celebration will feature special deals at restaurants and retailers for both in-person, online and curbside shoppers.
Ann Arbor’s Westside Art Hop tentatively on for June
Organizers of Ann Arbor's Westside Art Hop hope to make a return in June with an outdoor event.
Ann Arbor Rec & Ed to offer free physical activity program for older adults
The evidence-based program is designed to help reduce fall risk factors by increasing strength and improving balance.
Ann Arbor chef launches hour-long, family-friendly cooking classes
Mix up your weekends with these quick, interactive cooking classes.
Huron High School in Ann Arbor to host vaccine clinic for students, families Thursday
Ann Arbor Public Schools staff, students and family members 16 years and older can receive vaccines against COVID-19 at Huron High School on Thursday.
Ann Arbor’s Shakespeare in the Arb canceled for second year due to COVID concerns
Shakespeare in the Arb has been canceled. It would have been the theater's 21st season.