Ann Arbor’s Gutman Gallery looking for the next young PicassoTo participate, young creatives can bring 5 pieces of art to one of two juried sessions.
Here’s what you can kick to curb for reuse in Ann ArborResidents of Tree Town can now set out gently used items on the curb for other community members to take and use.
Ann Arbor SPARK to feature women in tech at a2Tech360 in SeptemberThe event will explore the critical role women play in the tech field, the challenges they face and their impact as the industry continues to evolve and drive global progress.
Take home these adoptable animals for free from Humane Society of Huron Valley this weekThe cuties need extra love, but HSHV staff say they are well worth the effort.
Just Between Friends consignment sale returning to Ann Arbor this fallThe semiannual Just Between Friends event will take place from Sept. 20-24 at the Washtenaw County Fairgrounds.
Public gets rare viewing of Michigan water tower built in 1890There hadn’t been a public tour of the tower since 2001.
Ann Arbor makes top 10 on list of best cities for renter familiesThe southeast Michigan city made the overall No. 10 spot thanks to its local economy and numerous cultural events held throughout the year.
Ann Arbor organizations receive tax credits for new affordable housing in KerrytownThe Catherine Street property will consist of 62 one-bedroom apartments and one two-bedroom apartment in the historic Kerrytown district.
Detroit back-to-school event offers free backpacks, supplies and more: What to knowFamilies can pick up free backpacks, school supplies, and more at the 5th annual Back to School Empowerment Event in Detroit on Thursday afternoon.
Registration opens for annual Monarch Migration festival in Ann ArborDuring the festival, ticketholders will get a free T-shirt and be able to release their own Monarch butterfly.
Downtown gallery hosting show by local artist on race, identity in Ann ArborTree Town native artist Asha Jordan explores race, identity and hiding one’s true self in her latest exhibition at CultureVerse.
Ann Arbor District Library, Groundcover News launch new podcast sharing local storiesEach episode of Groundcover Speaks is a full-text issue of the paper, read by the authors themselves.
Cheers to this Detroit restaurant on an exciting milestoneHot spot serving up food, drinks and good vibes
Meet Ann Arbor’s next chief of police this weekCandidates will be publically interviewed during a City Council special work session at 8 a.m. Tuesday in the Larcom City Hall Council chambers.
New Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea set to open on Ann Arbor’s southsideThe Ann Arbor-based brand will move into the massive 777 E. Eisenhower Pkwy building.
Rock Paper Scissors permenantly closing Saline stores after ‘challenging months’ and fireIn an email to customers, owner Lisa Roberts said damage to Rock Paper Scissors Junior--the brand’s child-focused toy shop--plus recent challenges prompted the closure.
Ann Arbor named among top 100 best places to live in USAmong the reasons cited for the city’s place on the list are its affiliation with the University of Michigan, easy access to hospitals and healthcare, the annual Ann Arbor Art Fair, Zingerman’s Delicatessen, and its “innovation-driven economy.”
Ann Arbor Pride kicks off Saturday with family-friendly activities, free entertainmentThe annual event will have a schedule of family-friendly activities, entertainment and more than 50 vendors assembled along Main Street and Liberty Street.
Health-tech startup expanding affordable home care services into Ann ArborCareYaya uses its platform to connect seniors and older adults to pre-health student caregivers at costs 30 percent lower than industry standards.
Monahan’s Seafood in Ann Arbor under new ownership after 44 yearsFortunately for customers, the business is staying in the family.
Check out these art demonstrations at the Ann Arbor Art Fair this weekLook out for these demonstrations this week at the Ann Arbor Art Fair.
Hear from imprisoned creatives at this Ann Arbor Art Fair exhibitHumanize the Numbers shows the stories, faces and perspectives of incarcerated individuals as they express themselves in ways not allowed by the prison system.
Construction expected to start next week on Ann Arbor park playgroundAnn Arbor Parks & Recreation announced that the park’s playground would be undergoing improvements and expansion construction starting the week of July 24.
Get the most out of Ann Arbor Art Fair with these tipsWith Art Fair starting Thursday, we asked our audience to give us their best survival tips and tricks
Here’s which roads will be closed during Ann Arbor Art FairAnn Arbor Art Fair will run from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Thursday and Friday, then from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday.
Hotter Than July celebrates Detroit’s Black LGBTQ+ communityThe event started in 1996 and is the world’s second-oldest Black LGBTQ+ Pride.
Mothfire Brewing Co. opens new Ann Arbor taproom, brewery ThursdayThe taproom and brewery will have 14 beers, three hard seltzers cocktails, tasting flights, non-alcoholic drinks and to-go cans of beer.
Number of local pet owners needing emergency shelter for pets tripled in 2023, HSHV saysOfficials from the Humane Society of Huron Valley are sounding the alarm after seeing a steep increase in the number of local pet owners needing emergency housing.
Pup City doggy daycare facility opens in YpsilantiPup City is the largest facility of its kind in Washtenaw County, and includes both indoor and outdoor play spaces, custom build structures, artificial grass and other stress-relieving features.
Looking for a spot? Parking 101 at the Ann Arbor Art FairWe don't recommend trying to park downtown, but if you must here's what you need to know.
Annual JLC Book Sale returns to Ann Arbor Wednesday with low cost books, gamesMountains of low-cost books, DVDs, video games, board games and puzzles will be available for purchase at the family-run book sale, with tips going to Ann Arbor’s Food Gatherers.
Here’s who will be on stage during Ann Arbor Art FairMore than 40 musicians and musical groups will be on stage over the course of the three-day fair.
Survey: What are your Ann Arbor Art Fair survival tips?The Ann Arbor Art Fair is massive, and we want your top tips for surviving the event.
Leave your mark on downtown Ann Arbor with Paint the Town event before Art FairCommunity members can join artists and musicians to beautify Main Street by painting mandalas and coloring a chalk mural on Tuesday, July 18.
Ann Arbor’s Motawi Tileworks to host annual tile workshops, art sale in JulyMake a personalized masterpiece at Motawi Tileworks during its annual Make-a-Tile workshop on Saturday, July 22.
Schoolcraft College students collect 1K+ books to replace books stolen from Hey Y’all DetroitRighting a wrong -- that’s how the leader of one Detroit grassroots organization describes the giving hearts of a group of Schoolcraft College students.
🔒 10 things to do this weekend in Metro Detroit: 4th of July editionEvents for weekend of June 29 to July 4.
17 awards given for preservation, rehabilitation efforts of historic Ann Arbor buildingsAwards are given to community members who maintain properties that preserve the building’s historical, cultural or architectural value for a decade or more.
Slow but steady is how Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea became an Ann Arbor favoriteGrowing steadily is how Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea went from one store in Ann Arbor to having franchise locations across 12 states.
Grosse Pointe Farms family collects LEGO sets to give to hospitalized childrenA Grosse Pointe Farms family is asking for donations to help keep smiles on the faces of sick children.
Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair hiring temporary workers for July eventTemporary workers will be needed for shifts between July 19-22 in order to help set up and tear down the art fair.
Trinity Health awards grants to Livingston, Washtenaw County organizations improving community healthEach grant recipient provides a service improving the well-being of the community members it serves.
Say ‘prost’ at Ann Arbor’s annual German Park celebration on SaturdayThe annual celebration happens on the last Saturday of June, July and August and offers traditional German fare, live music, dance performances and buckets full of beer.
Annual GrieveWell Kite Festival near Ann Arbor to celebrate lost loved onesCommunity members who stop by can buy, decorate and fly kites or watch professional kite flyers demonstrate techniques.
Ann Arbor Civic Band returns to Burns Park with free summer concert seriesConcerts start at 7:30 p.m. and will be held on the Burns Park lawn at 1300 Baldwin Ave.
Henry Ford’s Jackson breast milk bank is looking for donors: Here’s how to applyThe Henry Ford breast milk donor bank in Jackson has received accreditation and is accepting applications from human milk donors.
Ann Arbor Jaycees Carnival returns to Pioneer High School WednesdayFestivities will run between 4-9 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday this week, then from noon to 9 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
Celebrating July 4 with fireworks in Ann Arbor? Keep this information in mindIf a firework causes a fire resulting in damage, those responsible may face civil or criminal liability, officials said.
Ride AnnArbor’s TheRide for free on weekends this summerThe Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority (TheRide) is partnering with the AADL and YDL to offer library patrons free rides on Saturdays and Sundays between June 10 to August 27.
Police warn of counterfeit money scam after Ann Arbor businesses report suspicious incidentsThe first incident happened at 1:45 p.m. on Wednesday when a man paid for items with a suspected fake $100 bill at a business on the 200 block of Briarwood Circle.
Ypsilanti to hold three-day Juneteenth celebration this weekendThe weekend-long event will have children's activities, a parade, games, live music, dancing, laughing and prize giveaways in the South Huron Parking lot to Ferris Street.
Flag raising ceremony to feature historian, local leaders to honor Juneteenth holidayFor its third year, the ceremony will follow the theme of “Facing the Rising Sun.”
Food Gatherers to feed Washtenaw County students with free summer meal programThe Ann Arbor food rescue organization is offering free meals to area students who may go hungry without school-based breakfasts and lunches.
Ann Arbor’s Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea celebrates 30 years of success with community partyThe coffee and tea cafe will hold a community party at its flagship cafe at 123 W. Washington St. in downtown Ann Arbor.
Meet artist Andy Schiff this Thursday at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Ann ArborSchiff first began her art career as a weaver but transitioned to watercolors and acrylic paints after moving to a small apartment in Israel.
Find codes, win prizes: Ann Arbor District Library’s Summer Game is backPlayers of the free, annual event can earn points as they attend events, explore Tree Town and collect codes.
Food drive raises nearly $30,000 to fight hunger in Washtenaw CountyThe All aBout Children (ABC) food drive ran May 9-21 at Busch’s Fresh Food Market locations throughout the county.
Trinity Health Ann Arbor renames perinatal wellness center after late nurseThe Witting Perinatal Wellness Center was renamed to honor the 33-year nursing career of Lavone “Shorty” Witting by her friend the late Dr. Nina I. McClelland.
Ann Arbor once again recognized for environmental leadership in MichiganTree Town has received “gold status” for its leadership efforts in climate resilience, energy efficiency, renewable energy, and its materials management for the third year in a row.
Ann Arbor firefighters wake sleeping man during Saturday structure fireAnn Arbor firefighters were told that a resident of the building was missing while responding to the fire, officials shared.
Ann Arbor nonprofit expanding impact with new membership program, book partnership and donationFriends of the Ann Arbor District Library is expanding its impact with a new membership program, a partnership with Michigan Medicine and a donation to the Ann Arbor District Library.
Grant helps CS Mott Children’s Hospital provide iPads for children, teens who need treatmentChildren and teens who need treatment at C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital will have access to an iPad thanks to a grant.
Ann Arbor named sixth most expensive place to raise a child in United StatesThe 2023 study found that parents pay $31,670 per year in Ann Arbor, with child care costing an average of $22,154 per year.
Kiwanis Club of Ann Arbor Foundation hires first ever executive directorBefore returning to Tree Town, Buck worked in nonprofit management roles for over 10 years.
Normality takes a backseat at Rabbit Hole at Root, Ann Arbor’s newest nightclubThe new club at 210 S. 1st St. creates an over-the-top atmosphere with eccentric drinks, neon lights, live music and a historic venue.
Downtown Ann Arbor summer event series returning with live music, block partiesMain Street Ann Arbor is bringing back summer programming between June and August to the Main Street area.
Ann Arbor police warn students, community members of subleasing scams onlinePolice are urging community members and students to use caution when looking for housing after a young man was scammed out of $500.
Ann Arbor’s Crazy Wisdom Bookstore preparing to reopen after two yearsThe holistic business has become a major hub for mindfulness, spirituality and conscious living since opening in 1982.
Contractors using blowtorches cause fire in central Ann ArborOfficials said there was little damage to the home despite a fire on an exterior wall and smoke inside the home.
Sip tea, learn about animals at adults-only event at Ann Arbor’s Creature ConservancyThe afternoon will feature a series of animal visits, tea and admission to the facility.
19th annual Westside Art Hop returns to Ann Arbor neighborhood in JuneBrowse and shop the work of up to 90 artists during the annual Westside Art Hop in Ann Arbor.
Ann Arbor debuts alternative mowing program for city parksThe alternative schedule will help staff observe how different pollinator-friendly plants bloom, how grasses grow, if equipment fuel emissions are reduced and if stormwater infiltration improves.
Mother fulfills late son’s dream by launching her own company in his honorIt’s one thing to change careers in the middle of a pandemic but this mother did it to honor her late son.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Washtenaw County to merge with Metro Detroit chapterTwo of Michigan's largest Big Brothers Big Sisters chapters are joining to create BBBS of Southeast Michigan.
Washtenaw Dairy hosting book launch of ‘Iconic Ann Arbor’ on FridayCelebrate the launch of a local photographer's book on Friday at Washtenaw Dairy.
Humane Society of Huron Valley launches free service to keep pets with their familiesFriends for Life will offer support with veterinary care, pet supplies, in-home support, short-term housing and animal visits.
Ann Arbor named ‘Most Hippie Town’ in MichiganThe Southeast Michigan city has a long history of green policies, acceptance of counter-culture and turning a blind eye towards the use of substances.
Food Gatherers encouraging Washtenaw County residents to donate to national food drive on SaturdayNational Stamp Out Hunger campaign will collect donations throughout Washtenaw County on May 13.
Inaugural Men’s Health Run/Walk to take place at Ann Arbor’s Fuller Park in JuneRun or walk a free 5K while learning about health issues impacting men in minority communities on June 10 at Fuller Park.
Team of Metro Detroit nonprofits rescues dog found alone, clutching stuffed animal after owner diesA dog was found wandering the streets of Detroit alone, clutching a stuffed animal, after its owner died.
Here’s who will perform at Ann Arbor Summer Festival’s Top of the ParkAnn Arbor Summer Festival announces 2023 Top of the Park music series.
Eastern Michigan University receives $130K to renovate campus food pantrySwoop's Food Pantry will undergo a renovation and expansion on EMU's campus thanks to a new gift.
Ypsilanti’s The Newton hosting murder mystery dinner and more in MayThroughout May the Ypsilanti event space will host several events ranging from a Mother’s Day brunch to an old-fashioned game night.
SponsoredThis university is taking a formal and strategic stance to be a home for diversity, equity and inclusionPart of choosing a university is not just understanding exactly what a school can offer students as a whole, but also on an individual level.
Celebrate local waterways during annual Huron River Day fesivitiesStarting at noon, Tree Town community members can rent discounted boats, listen to live music, go fishing, take a nature walk and learn about animals at Gallup Park.
Bløm Meadworks celebrating five years in Ann Arbor with events this monthBløm Meadworks is marking five years in downtown Ann Arbor with an event-packed month.