This jazz show will also feature Rob Crozier, Joe Palmer, Kenji Lee, and other musicians.

Admission is free, and non-perishable donations will be accepted for the non-profit organization Food Gatherers.

There will also be an 8:30pm show.

This will include traditional, newly composed, and improvised music.

Works by Duke Ellington, Omar Thomas and others will be featured.

There will also be an 8:30pm show.

There will also be a 9pm show.

This will combine traditional Japanese theatre, music, origami, magic, and storytelling.

There will also be a 7pm performance.

"I'm Not Fascinating" is about the San Francisco band The Icky Boyfriends. "Mary Jane's Not A Virgin Anymore" is directed by Sarah Jacobson.

This show will feature slack-key guitarists George Kahumoku Junior, Led Kaapana, and Sonny Lim.

There will also be an 8:30pm show.

Cincinnati Beer Gut is a one man cowpunk band from Ohio.

Friday night includes Velvet Snakes, I Are Citizen, Stef Chura, and more than 40 other acts. More information is a Hamtramck Blowout dot com.

Saturday will include Duende, The Idiot Kids, Fruit$, and more than 40 other acts. Most acts will start after 8pm. More information is a Hamtramck Blowout dot com.

The Brooklyn, New York-based singer performs French swing music, drawing from her French and Romanian-Roma heritage. There will also be a 9pm show.

There will also be an 8:30pm set.

New Nostalgia is a Chicago-based fusion horn band, blending jazz, pop and rock.

Student musicians will be performing their original music.

Donations will be accepted for the Ypsi Starlings Rugby Club.

The trio consists of Phyllis Chen on piano and electronics, Zach Layton on 21-string guitar, and Hamir Atwal on drums.

The evening begins with a costume contest, a White Russian bar, and inflatable bowling.

There will also be a 9pm show.

There will also be a 9pm set.

The concert will feature soprano Juliana Zara.

The parade in Corktown, Detroit will start at 1pm.

This ensemble is dedicated to the preservation of Mexican cultural dance traditions.

A panel of U of M faculty members will talk about creating a feminist, inclusive, and more equitable internet, followed by a Wikipedia and Wikidata Edit-a-thon.

The panel will discuss ongoing efforts around Africa to defend and advocate for LGBTQ+ people. This will be held in Room 1010.

This exhibit and sale features over 600 works by people in 26 state correctional facilities. On view through March 31st.

There will also be an 8:30pm set.

A shady music mogul turns a punk rock rebel and a new wave crooner into a synth-pop sensation. In Japanese with subtitles. Admission is free.

There will also be an 8:30pm set.

The electronic music producer and DJ is the founding artist on the Ghostly International label. He'll give an inside look into his creative process, followed by a live performance.

Linda May Han Oh will perform with a pianist and a drummer. There will also be a 9pm show.

The group performs works by Astor Piazzolla, Jimi Hendrix, Charlie Parker, and many others. It includes vocals, guitars, drums, and four double bassists.

This will include an assortment of antiques, collectibles, jewelry, art, books, housewares, tools, and other items. Continuing at the same times tomorrow (the 22nd).

There will also be a 9pm set.

There will also be a 7:30pm show.

Soprano Moon-Sook Park will be accompanied by pianist Matthew Thompson.

The group features musicians from Michigan's electronic and jazz scenes.

It's the world's oldest experimental and avant-garde film festival, and it continues through March 29th.

There will also be an 8:30pm set.

This show will feature three comics, followed by an improv troupe.

Mahler’s Sixth Symphony is known as “The Tragic”.

This six-plus hour production includes a word-for-word read of "The Great Gatsby". Is the office worker reading the book, or is the book transforming him and his co-workers?

This is one of the largest powwows in the country, bringing together dancers, singers, drummers, and community members to honor Native American traditions and community.

DIY booklets, art books, and fanzines will be available from artists locally and around the Midwest.

The festival continues through Sunday March 29th. There's more info at AA Film Fest dot org.

This is one of the largest powwows in the country, bringing together dancers, singers, drummers, and community members to honor Native American traditions and community

Awarded films will be shown at 5pm and 7pm. There's more info at AA Film Fest dot org.

This will include fossils from the U of M Museum of Natural History, dinosaur-themed crafts, dino dig sites, and animated films.

Durden incorporates elements of the Baroque and Afro-Surrealist movements to create oil paintings and large-scale murals.

Legal volunteers will be on-site after this presentation to answer questions and assist with forms.

The keynote speaker for this event will be Epstein survivor Jena-Lisa Jones.

There will also be an 8:30pm set.

Saxophonist Alex Harding has played with the Sun Ra Arkestra with Marshall Allen, and other musicians. He's collaborated with pianist Lucian Ban for more than 20 years.

There will also be a 9pm show.

There will also be a 7:30pm set.