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Upcoming Events
Tuesday, June 19
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6:00pm
Music- and video-illustrated talk by historians Al and David Eicher.
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10:00pm
Classic comedy comedy starring Robin Williams and Nathan Lane as a gay couple who act straight to meet their son's fiancée's right-wing parents. Donations accepted.
Wednesday, June 20
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7:00pm
Learn about the health benefits of a vegan lifestyle for chef Vicki Brett-Gach, who will also demonstrate recipes.
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10:00pm
Stephen Spielberg's prescient thriller. Starring Tom Cruise.
Thursday, June 21
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6:00pm
Learn how to make temaki-sushi with Consulate-General of Japan in Detroit chef Kaede Nakano!
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6:00pm
Paul Selig, who says he receives "clairaudient dictation from unseen intellects called Guides," reads from and signs his new book.
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7:30pm
The classic Leonard Bernstein–Stephen Sondheim musical, right here in Dexter! 7:30 p.m. Thurs.–Sat. and 2 p.m. Sat. & Sun. through August 12. Tickets
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10:00pm
Offbeat romantic comedy under the stars.
Friday, June 22
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8:30am
Looking to start a business? Join Ann Arbor SPARK and learn about various aspects of entrepreneurship. Register here
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6:30pm
Last weekend for this alfresco production of Shakespeare's tragedy. Meet at the Peony Garden entrance. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Also Sat. and Sun. at 6:30.
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8:00pm
Last weekend for Detroit playwright Linda Ramsay-Detherage's revenge comedy about a 1960s housewife in an abusive marriage who creates an alter ego named Mrs. Fifty after she stumbles into a dominatrix's session. Also Sat. at 8 and Sun. at 2. Tickets
Saturday, June 23
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8:00am
Parkrun is a free 5k walk, run, or jog that takes place around the world every Saturday morning. Meet at the south pavilion at Liilie Park and walk or run 3 laps of the lake before heading over to Biggby Coffee.
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2:00pm
Mindful City Ann Arbor cofounder Julie Woodward leads a walking meditation hike to introduce the healing benefits of what the Japanese call "forest bathing." Meet at the Medford entrance picnic pavilion.
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7:00pm
U-M grad Dybek reads from and signs his debut novel, a suspenseful tale about a man who stumbles the Detroit underworld of drug dealers, vicious blackmailers, homicidal white supremacists, and a dead man's vengeful family.
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8:00pm
Flint comic known for his unusual combination of an easygoing persona and a wildly extremist comic mind. Preceded by 2 opening acts. Two shows, 8 and 10 p.m.
Sunday, June 24
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7:00am
PencilPoint TheatreWorks presents a staged reading of Qui Nguyen's comedy about a grieving high school teacher who finds her dead sister's Dungeons and Dragons playbook years after her death.
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5:00pm - 8:00pm
This fundraising dinner is to help provide health care to the people of Yemen, which has been in a civil war since 2015. There will also be live music, a pinata, and an auction. More information
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10:00pm
This 2000 drama concerns racial tensions plaguing a 1970s Virginia high school football team. Donations accepted.
Monday, June 25
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7:00pm
Local writer Sarah Zettel reads from her new historical fiction novella set in 1839 China at the outset of the 1st Anglo-Chinese Opium War.
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7:00pm
Beethoven's Mass in C, starring: YOU! All singers welcome to join this chorus for a read-through of this choral work. Participants practice the more difficult parts of the piece and, after a break, sing it through. Doors open at 6:30.
