After defeating an "adolescent artificial intelligence" at Decode Detroit's escape room, visitors may now continue their experience with a scavenger hunt at Ann Arbor businesses.
The popular sport has prompted several bowling alleys – and some surprisingly restrictive legislation – in town since the late 1800s.
Many beloved businesses have swapped prime downtown real estate for more remote spots – but so far they're counting more pros than cons.
Organizers hope to energize an industry that has yet to take off in the otherwise tech-heavy Ann Arbor area.
Grove Studios will focus on offering rented rehearsal space to artists while also testing the waters with low-key events like this weekend's grand opening.
Local improvisers had to drive to Ferndale or Hamtramck after Ann Arbor's Improv Inferno club closed in 2006. But now the local scene is back with a vengeance.
The organization founded by Manchester musician Ken Kozora celebrates its 20th anniversary, and approximately 600 musical instruments distributed to area children, this year.
Ann Arbor is the site of numerous experiments in the burgeoning fields of AR and VR, but keeping them in town can be a problem.
Visitors to Decode Detroit must outwit an artificial intelligence in order to "escape" the room they've been locked in.
The Ann Arbor performance group will live-stream a concert to Braun Court this Friday.
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