Play the game show of politics in this Belgian theater piece coming to Ann Arbor
Theater company Ontroerend Goed will bring the acclaimed show "Fight Night," in which audience members vote actors offstage, to Ann Arbor.
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U-M alum ‘Pemi Aguda digs into uncanny elements of Nigerian life in new book
In her debut story collection, "Ghostroots," Nigerian-born writer ‘Pemi Aguda blends elements of the uncanny with the gritty mundanities of everyday life.
Voices of Youth: Are video games making or breaking our children’s minds?
In this installment of our Voices of Youth series, student writer Aya Ibarisha examines the issue of video game addiction among children.
Ann Arbor artist to open glass garden to public for charity sale
From noon-5 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 15, glassblower Larry Nisson will exhibit his work in a garden show and sale at his Ann Arbor home.
Gym for children with sensory processing disorders opens in Pittsfield Township
A new gym in Pittsfield Township provides a safe place for children with sensory processing disorders to play and interact with one another.
Ann Arbor Summer Festival brings free music, arts, and more to Ann Arbor and Superior Township parks
All are invited to attend two upcoming free block-party-style events that will bring Ann Arbor Summer Festival programming out into Ann Arbor and Superior Township neighborhoods.
New public nature preserve to open in Manchester Township, thanks to local conservancy’s efforts
The Ann Arbor-based Legacy Land Conservancy is building momentum in its conservation efforts, recently adding an eighth property to its collection of public nature preserves and making plans for a ninth.
AAATA expands bus service hours and van share service area thanks to millage funds
The Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority rolled out expanded bus service and FlexRide van share service on Aug. 25, giving Washtenaw County residents new options to get around the region.
Django Reinhardt Festival brings celebration of French Romani jazz to Ann Arbor
Organizer Andrew Brown says what he loves most about Django Reinhardt’s music, and the French Romani musical style Reinhardt inspired, is "its unbridled, joyous, infectious energy."
New B2B trail segment and playground open in Ann Arbor’s Barton Nature Area
Ann Arbor Parks and Recreation has opened a new 0.6-mile segment of the Border to Border Trail through Barton Nature Area, featuring a paved, accessible pathway and reconstructed canoe livery drop-off area.
