Explore the Ann Arbor District Library’s Digital Offerings from Home
June 23, 2020While in quarantine, many people have more time to explore new books, movies, and other content. The Ann Arbor District Library (AADL) has found a way to help by making much of its content available for free download online with the help of OverDrive. If you have a library card, you’re welcome to rent digital
Chelsea Creates New City Vibe with SculptureWalk
June 22, 2020The City of Chelsea is excited to announce that, for the 12th year, sculptures will be lining the city streets and parks. There are 14 new sculptures that are gracing the streets, giving viewers a new outdoor activity to do! This year’s SculptureWalk had 35 applicants and, of the 14 selected sculptures, 3 artists are
Stream Free: Platforms that Won’t Break your Budget
June 12, 2020People are streaming TV and movies more now than ever before. However, streaming services can really take a toll on your pocket books. And finding the right classic movie or TV show can prove to be a challenge. To save some money but still get some amazing movies and TV, check out some of the
Rally Cry – Hannah Baiardi Advocates for Youth, Future on New ‘What Will Our Children Say’ Single
June 12, 2020Hannah Baiardi’s latest single speaks volumes about the nation’s turbulent present and its potentially devastating impact on future generations. The Ann Arbor jazz-soul composer, pianist, and vocalist eloquently addresses this lingering notion amidst elections, pandemics, racial injustices, and environmental and political crises on her latest thoughtful piano ballad, “What Will Our Children Say,” which is
Making Theatre in Uncertain Times
June 12, 2020Michigan theatre companies reinvent themselves in a time of change Despite obstacles and limitations, people have responded to current events by making art. With COVID-19 making live theatre impossible, and amid protests over police brutality, Michigan theater companies are redefining theatre. “Challenges can prove opportunities for continuing to reflect, inform, and promote change,” says Lee