Admission is free. Non-perishable items will be accepted for the non-profit organization Food Gatherers.

There will also be an 8:45pm set.

This will include clothing repair, ten minute massages, tarot readings, workshops, and live music at 9pm by Coñazo and Dull Knife.

There will also be a separate ticketed show at 9pm.

Daniel Lavery will discuss his book in conversation with author Austin Channing Brown. A live stream will be available at AADL dot org.

Santa & Mrs. Claus will be there, and there will be unicorn rides, a petting farm, and music from members of the Ypsilanti Youth Choir.

The saxophone chamber ensemble will perform in celebration of the re-release of its 1990 debut album.

There will also be an 8:45pm set.

Earscratcher consists of Dave Rempis, Lisa Arnik, Fred Lonberg-Holm, and Tim Daisy.

This event celebrates the closing of the art show "Kin: Us And Our Kinds".

Ace Dad Advice is a social media-based project designed to support people exploring asexuality or questioning their sexual orientation.

Jazzmeia Horn is a vocalist from Dallas. There will also be a separate ticketed show at 9pm.

This holiday bazaar features over 50 local artisans and makers selling their handmade goods, from Krampus-themed crafts to gifts.

Artisans and vendors will sell their holiday wares, food and hot mulled wine will be available, and Santa will visit from 5 to 7. Music starts at 7pm.

This holiday bazaar features over 50 local artisans and makers selling their handmade goods, from Krampus-themed crafts to gifts.

One Ann Arbor evening, physicist Enrico Fermi tried to convince his friend Werner Heisenberg not to return to Nazi Germany.

Holiday carols will be played on tubas, euphoniums, sousaphones, and baritone horns.

There will also be a 7:15pm set.

This new Ann Arbor-based series will celebrate and document the art of poetry in recorded form. Five poets featured in the anthology will perform.

Four short documentary films about Ann Arbor will be screened, including a tribute and elegy to The Aut Bar.

Kataoka Ichiro is a renowned silent film narrator, and he will be accompanied by DJ arwulf arwulf.

Catastrophe strikes at James and Jamesy’s Christmas tea party, flooding the world with tea, and the duo must conjure solutions to stay afloat.

One Ann Arbor evening, physicist Enrico Fermi tried to convince his friend Werner Heisenberg not to return to Nazi Germany.

Gear Lords is a regularly occurring hardware / live set/ electronic music showcase series across Washtenaw County.

Composer Claudio Simonetti has written and recorded some of the most influential scores and soundtracks in horror, including Suspiria, and Dawn of the Dead.

The Davis Triplets are singers Dani Darling, Jacqui Blue, and Nikki Nik.

There will also be a separate ticketed show at 9:30pm.

The singer's Christmas album is a tribute to music legends including Stevie Wonder, Ella Fitzgerald, Marvin Gaye, Dinah Washington and Nat King Cole.

This sale will feature gelt, candles, dreidls, kitchen items, music, and other items. There will also be Hanukkah bazaars on the 15th, 20th, and 22nd.

The tileworks shop will have a marketplace for locally made ceramics, jewelry, and other work, pictures with Santa, and (at 4pm) a Krampus costume contest.

Over 75 artists and crafters will sell their handmade wares.

There will also be an 8pm show.

In this comedy-drama, a department store Santa goes on trial to determine his mental health, after telling a skeptical young girl that he's the real thing.

The group will add a vibraphonist to the trio for this show.

Four documentary films about Ann Arbor will be screened, about Washtenaw Dairy, The Ozone Homecoming Parade, and other subjects, followed by a Q & A with the filmmakers.

The second show will be at 8pm.

There will also be an 8:45pm set.

There will also be an 8:45pm set.

People can bring their song, story, poetry, comedy, or other kind of expression. Sign-up begins at 6:30.

There will also be a separate ticketed show at 9:30pm.

Over 40 Ypsilanti artisans are offering jewelry, ceramics, prints, fiber art, wood crafts, and other items. Food is available for purchase.

Powwow dancer Reg Pettibone and his wife Marca present a program featuring dance, song, stories, audience participation, and a hands-on artifact display.

There will also be a separate ticketed show at 9pm.

Over 40 Ypsilanti artisans are offering jewelry, ceramics, prints, fiber art, wood crafts, and other items. Food is available for purchase.

This will feature local mime Michael Lee and special guests O.J. Anderson and Perry Perrault.

Four documentary films about Ann Arbor will be screened, about The Dance for Mother Earth Powwow and other subjects, followed by a Q & A with the filmmakers.

Activities will include skating to Chanukah music, playing Chanukah games, and eating dinner, latkes, and doughnuts.

There will also be a separate ticketed show at 9pm.

This locally-written show is a mash-up of vaudeville and musical comedy slapstick.  There will also be performances during the first weekend of January.

Guitarist and composer Noah Hogan and his quartet explore the intersections between jazz, Brazilian music, and film scores. There will also be a 7:30pm set.

This screening will feature several documentaries about Ann Arbor,  followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers.

Insurance worker C.C. Baxter lends his Upper West Side apartment to company bosses to use for extramarital affairs.  Things get a little complicated.

Activities will include making noise makers, hats and glasses to take home... a model train exhibit... and musical performances with New Year countdowns. Regular exhibits are open till 5pm.

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