FestiFools-style puppet parade coming to downtown Ypsi
The University of Michigan’s University Musical Society will cap its April residency at the Ypsilanti Freighthouse with a joyful, puppet-filled processional through Ypsilanti on April 19.
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Jazz, folk, open mic, and more return to Ypsi Freighthouse for University Musical Society residency
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