Community members can browse workout gear, get a massage, buy self-care products, watch fitness demos and mingle with University of Michigan athletes.

For its ninth year, a2Tech360 will offer a dynamic lineup of events designed to connect, inspire, and engage the tech community.

From noon to 9 p.m., the free event will have dancing, singing, live music and drag performances spread over two stages at the Main and Liberty intersection.

Ann Arbor’s ecosystems depend on fire to remove non-native plant species, enrich the soil and remove dead plant matter.

Participants can show off their architectural skills and imagination by competing in six age-based categories for the chance to win medals, gift cards and trophies.

Washtenaw Community College president Dr. Rose B. Bellanca says that filling the skills gap in young workers is the key to keeping the momentum behind Michigan’s economic prosperity.

We’ve put together a list of tips and tricks on how to navigate, prepare for unpredictable weather, and how to avoid the crowds.

All adoptable animals are vaccinated, microchipped and spayed or neutered as part of the HSHV’s adoption program.

Closures will last through midnight on Saturday.

Saturday's event will kick off at noon with the inaugural release of Motfire’s Revolve Imperial Bourbon Barrel-Aged Stout and Gin Barrel-Aged Osborn Mist.

The free event will have hourly raffle drawings, live music, military dog demonstrations and resources between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 3.

Participating cars will show automotive designs from different decades, including muscle cars and vintage models.

Through September the Ann Arbor shopping center will have a series of food trucks operating in its parking lot.

The popular national news show will feature music from the Community High School Jazz Band and highlight local businesses.

On the third Wednesday of every month, different trucks, food carts and pop-ups will sell dinner and dessert to market visitors between 5-8 p.m.

Grab a lawn chair or a blanket and listen to free concerts performed by the Ann Arbor Civic Band every Wednesday through mid-July.

Members of Dance Marathon at the University of Michigan (DMUM) have spent the past academic year raising money for pediatric therapies.

Staff from the Center for Career Success will present information about high-demand careers and the academic paths that will lead to success in those industries.

Residents have until Friday to vote for their favorite.

Between July 18-20, soloists and groups will perform in front of Ann Arbor Art Fair goers across three stages in the downtown area.

The German Park Recreation Club will open the doors of its picnic space for traditional music, dancing and beer during the last Saturday of June, July and August.

“Thank you to our amazing community for two decades of community and fun. We are excited to announce that this year’s kick off events are now a three fair collaboration, and we look forward to having everyone join us July 16!” said Ann Arbor Street Art Fair, the Original, Executive Director Angela Kline.

Organized by the Ann Arbor Jaycees, the 71st annual event has carnival rides, games and food.

“Domestic violence incidents, including homicides, continue to impact our local community on a daily basis,” said SafeHouse Executive Director Christine Watson.

Browse the work of 90 artists during the annual Westside Art Hop in Ann Arbor.

On Saturday, a five-mile walk aims to connect Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti while raising money for The Dispute Resolution Center’s restorative justice program.

Join actors at Nichols Arboretum for moving performances of Shakespeare's "As You Like It" throughout June.

This July, floats, bands and parade participants will weave along a route starting at the William St. and State St. intersection and ending at Thompson Street.

Staff at the garden said around 75 percent of the buds have bloomed.

Regional vendors will be at the Kerrytown spot selling flowers, potted plants, herbs and some vegetable seedlings.

The bicentennial exhibit contains art showing the Ann Arbor community and iconic landmarks including the Original Cottage Inn location, the Main and Liberty intersection, the Michigan Theatre, Nickels Arcade, and The Beer Depot on William Street.

The City of Ann Arbor launched the program in early May to help homeowners evaluate their energy usage.

Happening on Thursday, May 30, the event raises money for Ann Arbor Meals on Wheels, Housing Bureau for Seniors, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute and three other senior services in Washtenaw County.

Each grantee was randomly selected by Creative Washtenaw’s board chair Tina Walther from a group of 25 candidates around the county.

Washtenaw County residents can set out bags full of nonperishable and shelf-stable food donations near their mailboxes this Saturday before their usual letter delivery time.

“April usually means fewer dogs coming into our shelter,” said HSHV COO Matt Schaecher. “But not this year. We’re facing an urgent capacity situation, and really need folks to adopt.”

Officials said those first in line during the reopening will receive special perks.

A new collaborative logo serves as a reminder of how the three fairs intersect with Ann Arbor and the city’s commitment to creativity and expression.

Ann Arbor Summer Festival events will happen all over the city, with many happening at Top of the Park on Ingalls Mall, Hill Auditorium, and other downtown spots.

The annual celebration of downtown shows off more than 30 of the area’s unique businesses.

This year, Sonic Lunch will happen every Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on the corner of Liberty and Division streets between June 6 and August 29.

Only residential-use items will be accepted this year, including car tires, appliances, furniture, mattresses, scrap wood and metal, bulky waste and electronics.

City of Ann Arbor officials will host plant tours, at 919 Sunset Road, and activities during an open house between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 4.

workshop participants at the Ann Arbor Senior Center will be shown how to best utilize technology, like virtual reality, to improve their health and quality of life.

Several streets near Michigan Stadium will have on-street parking restrictions from 8 a.m. to midnight.

The movies are part of the Ann Arbor Summer Festival’s outdoor Movies by Moonlight series offered between June 18-30 during the Top of Park events.

“I remember seeing a huge painting at Café Zola years ago at a Mother’s Day brunch and I was enchanted by it throughout our entire meal,” said artist Ayanna Bell.

From 1-4 p.m., on Sunday, April 21, more than 20 environmental organizations and nonprofits will be at the Leslie Science & Nature Center with family-free displays and hands-on activities.

The low-cost, family-run event will run from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. from April 17-20 in building E at the Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds.

On May 7, the Michigan Theater will have a screening of “Go On, Be Brave," which follows Lyle Peet’s journey as she completes her goal and cycles through her 50th marathon.

Each of the three pianos will be painted with a design submitted by a University of Michigan student.

The downtown library branch will host hours of presentations, gaming sessions and gaming-based vendors between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m.

This year’s event will have advocates, live music, vendors and a treasure hunt while running concurrently with the Monroe Street Fair.

“Ouroboros,” fills up the 1,200-square-foot space of the Irving Stenn Jr. Family Gallery with objects found in local waterways that have been reimagined as art and musical instruments used to create a dynamic soundscape.

At 8 p.m., A2SO will end its 2023-2024 Pop concert season with a Broadway and Hollywood-themed concert at the Michigan Theater.

Part of the proceeds will be given to Garret’s Space, a suicide prevention nonprofit helping teenagers deal with mental health challenges.

The multimedia exhibition showcases the work of seven artists working in film, video, photography and new media.

Presentations will cover topics ranging from rain gardens and bathroom remodeling to home insulation and roof replacement.

Celebrate the foolishness from 4-5 p.m. on Sunday, April 7, on Main Street.

If you’re from or live in Ann Arbor, you can spot a Zingerman’s product from a mile away thanks to the work of illustrator Ian Nagy.

Organizers said this year’s theme is “Fool Bloom” to match flowers springing up around Tree Town in April.

A non-profit professional theater company, Penny Seats performs comedies, dramas, musicals and more in Ann Arbor parks and pubs.

Money raised by the fundraiser helps to power Take Back the Night Ann Arbor’s rally and march on the University of Michigan campus.

The family-friendly fundraiser will take over 17,000 square feet of space with 50 exhibitors, LEGO creations and activities on Feb. 24-25.

Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra will be joined by 20-year-old prize-winning pianist Eric Lu at Hill Auditorium on Friday.

The Annual Meeting and Economic Forum will celebrate the region’s economic development achievements and SPARK’s pivotal role over the past 20 years.

Storytellers will present in front of a live audience on Thursday, May 30, at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre and Michigan League.

Celebrate strong friendships with galpals during the annual Galentine’s Day Small Business Crawl on Saturday, Feb. 10.

Alcoholic drinks will be sold during an evening wrestling match against the University of Iowa, and then again on Saturday during a men’s basketball game against Rutgers University.

Sports Illustrated Resorts reportedly pulled its proposal after a Monday night informational meeting where several locals voiced their opposition.

Representatives from Destination Ann Arbor, Sports Illustrated Resorts and the City of Ann Arbor will explain the need for the development and potential benefits.

More than 30 comics will be featured during 12 events between Feb. 28 and March 2.

This year, the festival will return to a two-day format at Hill Auditorium on Friday and Saturday.

Deadline to comment is Sunday, February 4th

Those looking to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day by participating in community events have a few to choose from in Tree Town.

Classes will go over essential skills, like cooking basics, using spices and herbs and making quick dinners.

The 8 p.m. performance will be A2SO's first Detroit concert since its creation in 1928. I

We looked back through all of our articles and found several that made us laugh, cry, or feel more connected to the Ann Arbor community.

Join community members, creatives and officials in celebrating 200 years of Tree Town at the Michigan Theater.

Despite dominating their competition, the Wolverines were plagued by sign-stealing allegations, firings, suspended coaches and social media banter.

Our A4 team took a look back at all of the articles we’ve written this year and found the 10 that readers spent the most time with.

DTE Energy crews and two special visitors stopped by Ronald McDonald House on Monday night to help young patients and their families light up the night with holiday cheer.

The Zoom-based webinar will go over the city’s efforts, oak wilt identification, how to report potential infections and community.

Through the generous partners, a $5 donation will provide 20 meals to food-insecure children, adults, and seniors in our county.

Cast votes online until Monday, Feb. 5.

Shop local and knock out your holiday gift list on Friday, Dec. 1, during three late-night shopping events in downtown Tree Town.

The second annual “Thankful for You” will offer up meal kits, frozen turkeys, pies and other holiday staples during a drive-thru event at 11:30 a.m.

Community members can drop off letters in front of Conor O'Neil's between Nov. 29-Dec.13.

The outdoor holiday market will have more than 40 vendors for this year's event.

Ann Arbor Parks & Recreation is thanking those who have served in the military with free skating, swimming and golf this Saturday.

Locals can visit seven different spots to learn about notable community members and sites in Fairview Cemetery.

A new podcast from Ann Arbor District Library and Fifth Avenue Studios delves deep into how language and linguistics shape us.

Submit your best fall photos until noon on Friday, Nov. 4.

The weeklong event series between Nov. 6-11 will have several free events at the A2AC Gallery at 117 W. Liberty St.

In addition to cast members, 73 crew members and 10 pit orchestra musicians will work behind the scenes to ensure the massive stage setup comes to life.

Skyline High School student and young violinist Minji Kim won $1,000 and the chance to perform with the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra.

Several roads in downtown Tree Town will be closed this weekend in order to make way for two spooky events.

Organizers have opened up an online survey to find out who community members want to see during the 2024 festival.

Organizers said the festival will kick off with a “warm-up event” at the Ark on Thursday, Jan. 18.

Halloween is right around the corner and Tree Town organizations, businesses and neighborhoods are celebrating with treats, spooky sips, creepy contests and more.