When a young girl gets trapped in a strange new world of spirits, she must call upon her courage to free herself and rescue her parents.

The members of this San Francisco-based chamber ensemble are U-of-M artists in residence.

There will also be an 8:45pm show.

There will also be comedy improv performances.

Vocalist Nicole Heitger's quartet presents a blend of Dixieland, swing and bebop. There will also be an 8:45pm show.

The event will feature floats and live music. The parade starts on State Street between East William and North University.

The parade will begin at the water tower on Summit Street.

This will feature 19th century games, a period fashion show, storytelling, Irish music, and other activities. Food trucks will be available.

Paxton draws from blues and jazz music before World War II, and he's influenced by Fats Waller and Blind Lemon Jefferson.

The California-based musician will perform on the 60-bell carillon ("CAROL-on").

Robinson will talk about being a New York City punk rocker in the seventies, and going into publishing to cover mixed martial arts.

This Baroque period-instrument ensemble is playing a benefit for Jewish Family Services, and The Washtenaw Interfaith Center For Immigrant Rights.

The jazz vocalist will perform with a pianist and a bass player.

The short films are One Week (from 1920), The Playhouse (from 1921), and The Electric House (from 1922).

The group features guitar, bass, drums, and multi-lingual vocals.

The Rolling Sculpture Car Show showcases over 300 vehicles, spanning decades. It's free and open to the public.

The festival will feature Celtic music, a beer garden, food, and workshops. Information at MI dash Celtic dot org.

The festival on Saturday will feature a stunt troupe, dance troupes, a beer garden, food, workshops, and demonstrations. Information at MI dash Celtic dot org.

On her 13th birthday, a young witch named Kiki must fly away from home to a new city to find her niche in life. This film is dubbed in English.

This country-themed drag show is inspired by Sarah Gailey's novella "Upright Women Wanted".

This event will include participatory art projects, an instrument petting zoo, a mini golf course, a silent disco, and other activities. Info at The Ann Arbor Art Fair dot com.

The 2023 documentary is called "Hung Up On A Dream". It will be followed by a Q&A.

There will also be international dance lessons at the Michigan Science Center starting at 1pm. There's more information at Concert of Colors dot com.

There's more information at Concert of Colors dot com.

The goal of the event is to serve 8000 dinners in four hours.  More info is at Manchester Chicken Broil dot com.

There's more information at Concert of Colors dot com.

This is a retelling of the Greek legend of Orpheus (OR-fee-us) and Eurydice (yoo-RID-uh-see), set in Rio de Janiero, Brazil, during Carnival.

The UK-based musician will perform on the 60-bell carillon ("CAROL-on").

Admission is free, and it will be livestreamed on The Ark's Facebook page. Donations will be accepted from the non-profit organization Food Gatherers.

Gailey will talk about the history of media censorship, and the librarians who help people access information freely.

Info is at Marshall Bluegrass Festival dot com.

The festival continues through Saturday the 26th. Info is at Marshall Bluegrass Festival dot com.

Scott Mulvahill is a former member of Ricky Skaggs' Kentucky Thunder.

Visitors can try the outdoor games in the Ann Arbor District Library's collection. There will also be food trucks, face painting, a circus act, and other activities.

This benefit will include a selection of short documentaries, and a virtual Q&A with a reporter from The Kyiv ("Keev") Independent online newspaper.

This event features German food & beer, music by The Sound of Sorgenbrecher, and the Almrausch Dance Group. There's no admission after 9. Info at German Park dot org.

Pixies will play their albums "Bossa Nova" and "Trompe Le Monde" in full on the 28th.

This concert opens the John E Lawrence Summer Jazz Series.

The film stars real-life jazz legend Dexter Gordon, who plays a composite of Lester Young and Bud Powell.

There will also be daytime kids' activities, lucha libre wrestling, vendors, and food trucks.

The War and Treaty will perform at 8:45pm, and the festival runs from August 1st through August 3rd. There's more information at Dearborn Homecoming dot com.

There will also be daytime kids' activities, lucha libre wrestling, vendors, and food trucks.

The group is celebrating its 45th anniversary.

Projects can be dropped off between 9am and 1pm on Sunday. There will be an awards ceremony at 6pm.