Palace Tang has been open for only three months, but word is getting around, and on both occasions when we were there, it was jam-packed with people really enjoying themselves and their food.
Jason Schwartzman stars as Ben, a recent widower, whose grief is making it difficult to fulfill the requirements of his job. While his friends and family try to set him up with various dates, Ben runs into Carla, Carol Kane, who used to be his elementary school music teacher.
The Ann Arbor Russian Orthodox Festival will be held at 9900 Jackson Road in Dexter on September 21 from 11 a.m.-8 p.m. and on September 22 from 1-7 p.m.
It’s “inconceivable” that Wallace Shawn has taken a vow of silence when saying that single word, one of the most famous lines in the oft-quoted, beloved classic “The Princess Bride.”
The band Fantastic Cat will be performing a free concert at the Ark on Tuesday, August 27, at 8 p.m. The concert is part of The Ark’s “Spotlight Series,” and while the concert is free and open to the general public, donations to Food Gatherers are accepted.
Ann Arbor Pride is ready to make its grand return on August 3 as the yearly event will feature live music, food, drag shows and more than double its previous year’s vendors.
Theatre Nova, which will be celebrating 10 years in the Fall, is currently presenting a world premiere of a thought-provoking play about an AI robot and what it means to be human, titled “Doctor Moloch."
When strolling beside the University of Michigan Museum of Art, passersby may see a colorful array of materials in the shape of a snake exploding outside of itself.
University of Michigan students have it good in a lot of ways – with the restaurant and clubbing culture of downtown, the Big House, the art galleries and the vibrant student life – but they are not immune to the world.
