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Natalia Holtzman

Natalia Holtzman is a freelance journalist based in Ann Arbor whose work appears frequently in Concentrate, Hour Detroit, the Detroit Metro Times, and other publications. She can be reached at natalia.holtzman@gmail.com.

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Audiences enjoy a virtual reality performance by the Philharmonia Orchestra of London.
Ann Arbor audiences can join Philharmonia Orchestra of London onstage via virtual reality

When the Philharmonia Orchestra of London visits Ann Arbor next week, it’ll not only offer audiences the chance to enjoy a performance by a renowned symphony orchestra, but also the chance to join that orchestra — at least virtually.

An opening event for Green Apple Garden Playschool.
New early childhood center opens in Ann Arbor with Community Foundation support

The nonprofit Apple Playschools opened a new early childhood center in Ann Arbor on Aug. 25, financed by a $775,000 Impact Investment loan from the Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation.

"Dry Summer" actor Brian Cox; director Brittany Connors; and actors Laura Mandernack, Sarah Burcon, and Nick Smathers.
“Dry Summer”: Playwright says forthcoming production is “a love letter to Ann Arbor”

Theatre Nova will stage Ann Arbor native Robert Axelrod's play "Dry Summer" Oct. 10-Nov. 2. Learn more:

The John and Susanne Stephenson Ceramic Sculpture Garden.
Renowned Ann Arbor ceramicists’ sculpture garden to open to the public for free special event

John and Susanne Stephenson's artistic legacy will be displayed in "The Complete Collection Unveiled," a free special event Oct. 10-11.

A performance by Ballet Chelsea.
Ballet Chelsea celebrates 30th anniversary while grappling with financial challenges

As Ballet Chelsea marks its 30th anniversary, the school and performing company faces an ongoing decline in students and federal funding cuts.

Former WEMU-FM Music Director Linda Yohn.
WEMU at 60: How Ypsi’s public radio station became a Washtenaw County musical institution

Ypsi's WEMU-FM is a rarity: a community-oriented radio station that plays over 75 hours of jazz and blues a week. Here's how its format and sound came to be.

Tommy Prine.
Tommy Prine, son of folk legend John Prine, to perform in Ann Arbor

We chatted with Prine about his new EP, the big and small ways his life changed since his first album was released in 2023, and how his understanding of his late father has deepened as his own musical career has progressed.

Danielle Davis, known professionally as Dani Darling.
Ann Arbor’s Dani Darling to step back from music after July EP release

Ann Arbor-based musician Danielle Davis, who performs as Dani Darling, says she doesn't "want to throw out the word 'retirement,'" but she is also looking forward to taking a break from music after she releases her latest EP, "Cazimi," at the end of July.

London Beck will be featured in the next installment of the Voices concert series at The Ark.
Series spotlighting BIPOC artists at The Ark set to return June 8

Artist Kyler Wilkins, known as Ki5, founded the ongoing Voices concert series at The Ark. The series is intended to highlight the work of Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) artists in an intimate setting.

Artist Bryan Pollard at Westside Art Hop.
Westside Art Hop to bring 90 artists to Ann Arbor neighborhood

Ann Arbor’s annual Westside Art Hop will again bring a plethora of artists to vend their wares from yards and driveways in the city's West Side neighborhood on June 7 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and June 8 from noon-5 p.m.

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