Our event listings include government meetings that are open to the public, as well as community events and other happenings in the area. You can add your own events to the listing below or visit the comprehensive events calendar on arborweb.com, published by The Ann Arbor Observer.
Special showing of "Black and" Blue – The Story of Gerald Ford, Willis Ward and the 1934 Michigan-Georgia Tech Football Game"
This video focuses on President Ford and his senior year on the University of Michigan football team when Michigan faced a major civil rights crisis surrounding the benching of their star player, Willis Ward, solely on the basis of race. It highlig [Full Story at Upcoming]
Concert: Middle Eastern Music with Ara Topouzian
This award-winning musician returns to AADL! Ara performs on Armenian and Middle Eastern instruments. His proficiency on the kanun (laptop harp) has made him a nationally-recognized artist. Grades K - Adult. [Full Story at Upcoming]
Ann Arbor public art commission meeting
The monthly meetings of the Ann Arbor public art commission, typically held in the basement conference room of city hall, provide opportunity for public commentary. [Full Story at Upcoming]
Documentary Filmmaker and Archive Team Founder: Jason Scott
Jason, the creator of textfiles.com, a website dedicated to preserving digital documents, will discuss the Archive Team's efforts to preserve the early Internet's content from extinction. He will also screen and discuss a lost episode of his 2010 fil [Full Story at Upcoming]
English As a Second Language Conversation Groups
All skill levels and drop-ins are welcome! TOEFL preparation is also available. Note: There is no session on Monday, May 28. Cosponsored by Washtenaw Literacy. [Full Story at Upcoming]
Persons with Mental Illness Support Group. Also, Friends & Family of Persons with Mental Illness Group
Do you or does someone you love live with mental illness? You don't have to be alone. Join us for our monthly support group for Persons with Mental Illness sponsored by National Alliance on Mental Illness of Washtenaw County. For more info call Bill [Full Story at Upcoming]
Neil Simon's The Odd Couple $10 Preview
The New York Times says it may be the most famous American comedy of the last 50 years. There are two films based on it, and several stage versions in various languages, including a widely popular female one. If you are asked, “are you an Oscar, or [Full Story at Upcoming]
Introduction to Buddhism Seminar begins
This class is not a lecture but a participatory seminar and group study. It meets for five consecutive Thursday evenings. Participants should be able to dedicate about two hours a week to studying the assigned topic. Call to register. Cost is $60/$50 [Full Story at Upcoming]
Introductory Meditation Course begins
Meditation is the heart of all Buddhist practice. Zen meditation is both a spiritual and physical discipline, based on a clear and simple lifestyle with a strong focus. Simplicity, clarity and spiritual joy are guidelines for attaining peace of mind, [Full Story at Upcoming]
A Voyage to the Edge of the Universe with Award-winning Astronomy Author Terence Dickinson
In his highly-illustrated presentation, Terence begins with the constellations and stars as seen on a clear night from his rural Ontario home, then reveals the universe as seen through telescopes. He will give astronomy tips and advice on buying your [Full Story at Upcoming]
The Odd Couple by Neil Simon
The New York Times says it may be the most famous American comedy of the last 50 years. There are two films based on it, and several stage versions in various languages, including a widely popular female one. If you are asked, “are you an Oscar, or [Full Story at Upcoming]
English as a Second Language Conversation Groups
All skill levels and drop-ins are welcome! TOEFL preparation is also available. Note: There is no session on Monday, May 28. Cosponsored by Washtenaw Literacy. [Full Story at Upcoming]
The Odd Couple by Neil Simon
The New York Times says it may be the most famous American comedy of the last 50 years. There are two films based on it, and several stage versions in various languages, including a widely popular female one. If you are asked, “are you an Oscar, or [Full Story at Upcoming]
Yoga I begins
Beginning and experienced students in the classes learn traditional yoga postures (hatha yoga) with an emphasis on relaxation, concentration, and working with the breath. The instructors were trained by the Sivananda Yoga Organization, and combine th [Full Story at Upcoming]
Yoga II begins
Beginning and experienced students in the classes learn traditional yoga postures (hatha yoga) with an emphasis on relaxation, concentration, and working with the breath. The instructors were trained by the Sivananda Yoga Organization, and combine th [Full Story at Upcoming]
From Tiny to Mighty: The History, Uses, and Cultural Relevance of the Strawberry
Ecology by Design owner William Kirst kicks off Strawberry Week! He will trace the history of the luscious fruit from ancient Rome through extensive breeding over hundreds of years. [Full Story at Upcoming]
Great Clay Top Spin-Off
High noon on Saturday, June 2, 2012, at the Yourist Studio Gallery, 1133 Broadway, Ann Arbor. Open to everyone regardless of age or experience with clay. An ideal activity for the whole family. To participate design and make your own ceramic top. (No [Full Story at Upcoming]
Orality and Literacy in Greek and Roman Egypt
This exhibit shows the different levels of literacy that existed in the ancient world, from people barely able to write at all to professional scribes able to produce the most beautiful books. It also demonstrates the role of writing in a society whe [Full Story at Upcoming]
Ann Arbor Downtown Development Authority Meeting
This is the regular monthly board meeting of the Ann Arbor Downtown Development Authority. [Full Story at Upcoming]
Washtenaw County board of commissioners meeting
The ways & means committee meets first, followed immediately by the regular board meeting. Though the agenda states that the regular board meeting begins at 6:45 p.m., it usually starts much later – times vary depending on what’s on the agenda. P [Full Story at Upcoming]
Washtenaw County parks & recreation commission meeting
The monthly meetings of the Washtenaw County parks & recreation commission include opportunity for public commentary. [Full Story at Upcoming]
Ann Arbor District Library board meeting
The board meetings are open to the public and include opportunity for public commentary. Persons who wish to address the board may reserve time on any regular or special meeting agenda by calling (734) 327-8311 by 5:00 p.m. of the weekday preceding t [Full Story at Upcoming]
Bike Writers Presents Author Rob Pulcipher of "Dirt Road Washtenaw"
Bike Writers is proud to present an afternoon and evening with Rob Pulcipher, author of "Dirt Road Washtenaw". We will be exploring our own back yard along the roads less traveled, gems of exploration for cyclists of all ages and ability. His book in [Full Story at Upcoming]
Ann Arbor Jaycees 61st Annual Summer Carnival
The Ann Arbor Jaycees are proud to present the 61st Annual Summer Carnival on Wednesday June 20- Sunday June 24, 2012 at Pioneer High School (601 W. Stadium Blvd). From Tilt-a-Whirl to elephant ears, join us for this fun-filled family event. Carnival [Full Story at Upcoming]
Ann Arbor Jaycees 61st Annual Summer Carnival
The Ann Arbor Jaycees are proud to present the 61st Annual Summer Carnival on Wednesday June 20- Sunday June 24, 2012 at Pioneer High School (601 W. Stadium Blvd). From Tilt-a-Whirl to elephant ears, join us for this fun-filled family event. Carnival [Full Story at Upcoming]
Ann Arbor Jaycees 61st Annual Summer Carnival
The Ann Arbor Jaycees are proud to present the 61st Annual Summer Carnival on Wednesday June 20- Sunday June 24, 2012 at Pioneer High School (601 W. Stadium Blvd). From Tilt-a-Whirl to elephant ears, join us for this fun-filled family event. Carnival [Full Story at Upcoming]
Relay for Life of Ann Arbor
Know anyone affected by cancer? Unfortunately you will! Relay for Life is where you can celebrate cancer survivorship, remember loved ones lost and fight back against cancer. All are welcome to attend for all or part of the 24-hour family-friendly [Full Story at Upcoming]
Ann Arbor Jaycees 61st Annual Summer Carnival
The Ann Arbor Jaycees are proud to present the 61st Annual Summer Carnival on Wednesday June 20- Sunday June 24, 2012 at Pioneer High School (601 W. Stadium Blvd). From Tilt-a-Whirl to elephant ears, join us for this fun-filled family event. Carnival [Full Story at Upcoming]
Ann Arbor Jaycees 61st Annual Summer Carnival
The Ann Arbor Jaycees are proud to present the 61st Annual Summer Carnival on Wednesday June 20- Sunday June 24, 2012 at Pioneer High School (601 W. Stadium Blvd). From Tilt-a-Whirl to elephant ears, join us for this fun-filled family event. Carnival [Full Story at Upcoming]
Yoga I begins
Beginning and experienced students in the classes learn traditional yoga postures (hatha yoga) with an emphasis on relaxation, concentration, and working with the breath. The instructors were trained by the Sivananda Yoga Organization, and combine th [Full Story at Upcoming]
Yoga II begins
Beginning and experienced students in the classes learn traditional yoga postures (hatha yoga) with an emphasis on relaxation, concentration, and working with the breath. The instructors were trained by the Sivananda Yoga Organization, and combine th [Full Story at Upcoming]
Persons with Mental Illness Support Group. Also, Friends & Family of Persons with Mental Illness Group
Do you or does someone you love live with mental illness? You don't have to be alone. Join us for our monthly support group for Persons with Mental Illness sponsored by National Alliance on Mental Illness of Washtenaw County. For more info call Bill [Full Story at Upcoming]
Yoga II begins
Beginning and experienced students in the classes learn traditional yoga postures (hatha yoga) with an emphasis on relaxation, concentration, and working with the breath. The instructors were trained by the Sivananda Yoga Organization, and combine th [Full Story at Upcoming]
Persons with Mental Illness Support Group. Also, Friends & Family of Persons with Mental Illness Group
Do you or does someone you love live with mental illness? You don't have to be alone. Join us for our monthly support group for Persons with Mental Illness sponsored by National Alliance on Mental Illness of Washtenaw County. For more info call Bill [Full Story at Upcoming]
Persons with Mental Illness Support Group. Also, Friends & Family of Persons with Mental Illness Group
Do you or does someone you love live with mental illness? You don't have to be alone. Join us for our monthly support group for Persons with Mental Illness sponsored by National Alliance on Mental Illness of Washtenaw County. For more info call Bill [Full Story at Upcoming]