The Entrepreneurship Center at Washtenaw Community College will mark its 10th anniversary by introducing three new categories in its annual Pitch@WCC competition.
Participating restaurants are offering discounted multi-course meals, special lunch options, and tasting menus.
We recently got on the phone with festival organizer THOT SQUAD to talk about their style, influences, and goals, as well as what audiences can expect from Audacity Fest.
Not only has Ann Arbor’s downtown fully recovered from pandemic-era stagnancy, but it has also surpassed comparable cities.
For renowned dancer/choreographer LaTasha Barnes, "dance [is] a manifestation of community." Barnes will build community here in Ann Arbor in a Jan. 19 performance of her celebrated show "The Jazz Continuum" at the Power Center.
Students at Ann Arbor's Scarlett Middle School have been exploring the history and cultural significance of mariachi music as they prepare to enjoy a special performance by a chart-topping Chicago-based mariachi group.
"If something doesn't go right, we can't say, ‘Stop the film — let's start again and take another run at it,'" says conductor John Varineau. "So we're putting the thrill of the victory and the agony of defeat right into real time with the movie."
Socioeconomic deprivation refers to factors like income, employment, education, and housing, which can be measured to determine which populations or geographic areas are most in need of additional support.
Last month, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced that Ann Arbor SPARK and 26 other Michigan organizations would receive more than $73 million to provide services to small businesses as entrepreneurial hubs.
After a two-year hiatus, FestiFools, the annual Ann Arbor-based papier-mâché puppet parade, will return.
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