Rachel Crandall-Crocker is a therapist and advocate in Michigan who started the Transgender Day of Visibility as an international holiday.
This will be delivered by U of M science lecturer Natalia Forrat in room 555.
This will include a keynote speech, a musical performance, and a dance performance. Information and (live stream) at TBTN Ann Arbor dot org.
Vocalist Cyrille Aimée (Seh-REEL Ah-MAY) combines jazz, pop, Caribbean, and other influences. There will also be a 9pm show.
This is based on the children’s book by Shazia Omar, in which two sisters use their magical powers to save their village from drought. There's also a 1pm performance.
This free event is to raise awareness and support for suicide prevention and mental wellness. There will be speakers, raffles, food, and activities.
The group performs danceable music derived from traditional klezmer, Israeli, and religious music, mixed with modern jazz, Latin, and rock rhythms.
Giant-sized "puppets", created and animated by U-M students and community members, will be paraded up and down Main Street.
The daughter of a Holocaust survivor embarks on a quest to uncover answers about her mother, aunts, and uncles who escaped Nazi Germany. A Q&A with the director will follow.
The group consists of Mike Wade, Andrew Bishop, Rick Roe, Glenn Holmes, and Nate Winn. There will also be an 8:45pm show.
Visitors can explore the sounds and techniques of 8-bit music through interactive exhibits. It's open now through Friday from 11am-7pm each day.
Professionals and attendees will talk about ways to empower neurodivergent people in areas like work, education, and cultural or political life.
This sale will include books, puzzles, and CDs.
This pop-up record fair will feature used records and gear.
Sarah Vowell has contributed many stories to "This American Life". M0re information on the literary walk is at Chelsea District Library dot org.
This will feature more than 50 dealers selling rare and collectible used records and CDs, as well as hard to find new releases.
This will be a daylong celebration of gardening, nature, and hands-on activities, featuring artisans and farmers selling their wares.
La Lom is an instrumental trio that blends the sounds of Cumbia Sonidera, ‘60s soul ballads and classic romantic boleros.
Gruff Rhys is a member of the Welsh band Super Furry Animals.
This three-day festival begins with 11 short films by Michigan directors. There's more information at I F F Y P S I dot com.
Friday will include the 2024 film "The Tuba Thieves", The Best of The London International Animation Festival, and seven short films about how we relate to gender and the body.
Saturday will include several workshops and film screenings. At 9pm, there will be a screening of 4-minute films created as part of IFFY's 26.2 hour filmmaking marathon.
This is a coming-of-age story about young Vietnamese-American teen refugees in the 1980s new wave scene. Admission is free, but registration is required at UMMA dot Umich dot edu.
WCBN DJs will present their art. There will also be screen printed WCBN merch, a live band, and DJing.
A woman and her granddaughter journey to Poland to reclaim family property. There's more information on the festival at JCC Ann Arbor dot org.
Admission is free, and non-perishables can be donated to the non-profit organization Food Gatherers. The livestream will be on The Ark's Facebook page.
The foundation provides financial and community outreach support to local and international organizations. A reception will start at 6pm for one of the ticket levels.
The film features never-before-seen footage and intimate interviews with the band's founding members. This is a re-screening after the Ann Arbor Film Festival.
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