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Upcoming Events
Sunday, August 19
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1:30pm
Vintage comedy about 2 men-one a fussy neatnik, the other a free-spirited slob-who find themselves living together after their wives throw them out. Also Tues., August 21, at 7 p.m.
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7:30pm
All invited to play short-form improv games. No experience necessary. Spectators welcome. Pay what you can.
Monday, August 20
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4:00pm
Documentary on the influential Dutch garden designer who will be installing a garden on Detroit's Belle Isle. Second show at 6:30 p.m.
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7:00pm
This Detroit writer reads from Travelers, her essays about her experiences of Detroit, the generations that preceded her, the meaning of home, and more.
Tuesday, August 21
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7:00am
Last weeks for this satirical magical realist film about a black telemarketer in Oakland, CA, who discovers the ability to "powercall," which leads to material success and tension with his performance artist girlfriend.
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1:00pm - 8:30pm
All invited to learn the basics of Japanese calligraphy with representatives from Shiga, Japan, Michigan's sister state.
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7:00pm
Anime about a young woman who drinks her way through Kyoto. In Japanese, with subtitles. Tickets
Wednesday, August 22
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7:30pm
This local troupe presents a program of environmental dance, poetry, and storytelling, followed by audience participation in simple structured improvisational dance in the river. Dance instruction is at 7 p.m. Rain date: Aug. 23.
Saturday, August 25
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11:59pm
Comedy of mistaken identity starring Jeff Bridges.
Wednesday, August 29
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Repeats every 2 weeks until Wed Aug 29 2018 .6:00pm - 8:00pm
Build community, increase access to knowledge around bicycle repair, and to support people of diverse genders within the cycling community and within Common Cycle, Ann Arbor's volunteer bicycle co-op. Workshops will be held every other week through the end of August!
Friday, August 31
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8:00pm
The found footage collective, Everything Is Terrible, has taken over two thousand forgotten VHS tapes, and created a narrative feature about the deceptive power of Lucifer.
Thursday, September 13
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7:00pm
Choreographers Haleem “Stringz” Rasul of Detroit and Franco “Slomo” Dhaka of Harare (Zimbabwe) combine Zimbabwean jiti, Detroit ghetto tech, jit dance, jazz and funk in performance.
