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Penny Stamps Speaker Series Displays Creative Minds, Artistic Expressions and Ideas

The “Penny Stamps Speaker Series” is a weekly series of art and design talks that are free, non-ticketed, and open to the public. It...

X-Citing Stuff: U-M Alum Pens Marvel’s Wolverine and Daredevil

University of Michigan alumnus/Eisner Award-winning writer Saladin Ahmed is excited to be chronicling the adventures of two iconic Marvel Comics characters on their milestone anniversaries: Wolverine and Daredevil. 

“Curse of the Starving Class” is Coming to Ann Arbor Civic Theater

"Curse of the Starving Class" is a timeless story, whose adult themes play out almost entirely in the family kitchen.

Detroit Month of Design Celebrates Creativity and Innovation

When you think of Detroit, the first thing that might come to mind is its rich automotive history. But for the past decade, Detroit has been steadily transforming into a hub for design, creativity and innovation, culminating in the annual Detroit Month of Design.

U-M Professor Dworkin Reflects on Life, Race and the Arts in New Memoir

University of Michigan Professor, musician and artist Aaron P. Dworkin’s new book “Lessons In Gratitude: A Memoir on Race, the Arts, and Mental Health” was released on August 14 by the University of Michigan Press.

Tally Hall Fans Pack Sonic Lunch During Andrew Horowitz Performance

Fans from all over traveled to Ann Arbor to see Andrew Horowitz joined by Bora Karaca, Ross Federman and Illicit Ghost. As always, Sonic Lunch delivered in creating a one of a kind experience in Liberty Plaza as the band took the stage as the opening act of Antwuan Stanley.

Emerging Artist Exhibition Wows with Promising New Young Fine Artists

One of the impediments inserting itself into more and more professions across modern American life is the frustration of simply getting your foot in the door, in order to earn your way into a career.

Tree Of Life Statue Celebrates 200 Years of A2

The Ann Arbor Art Fair decided to celebrate by providing a statue on the Diag, which was dedicated just before the art fair started.

At 30, ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ is Still Beloved By Many

Even though it’s been recognized as one of the most beloved films ever made by fans and critics alike, even though it earned seven Oscar nominations, even though it’s still broadcast regularly on cable, even though the United States Library of Congress selected it for preservation in the National Film Registry, “The Shawshank Redemption” bombed at the box office when it debuted in 1994. 

From Pavement to Palette: The Ann Arbor Art Fair Experience

Every year, the Ann Arbor Art Fair transforms the streets of Ann Arbor, Michigan into the finest of art galleries. This legendary celebration has captivated art lovers and collectors for decades, offering an unparalleled experience where creativity and community converge.

A Celebration of Michigan Craft Beer

The Michigan Summer Beer Festival is one of the most anticipated events for beer lovers in Michigan, taking place at the end of July. It’s like the ultimate backyard barbecue, but instead of your neighbor’s grill, you’ve got access to some of the finest craft beers in the state.

“Iron Star” – Prolific novelist Estleman releases 94th book 

Award-winning, prolific author Loren D. Estleman can remember writing all 94 of his books.