Learn about the World’s Fair held in 1904. This Fair would surpass even the Great Columbian Exposition of 1893. To celebrate the Louisiana Purchase of 1803 from France by President Thomas Jefferson, St. Louis was chosen for a grand World’s Fair held in 1904. Ragtime music, advances in Science, Transportation, Medicine, Foreign Relations, and ethnic groups ... Read more

Join us for a transformative Sound Bath Meditation centered on mindfulness and presence. Allow the healing sound vibrations guide you into the present moment, helping to release stress, cultivate deep relaxation, and connect with your inner calm. This experience is designed to ground you, allowing you to fully tune in to your body and breath, ... Read more

RAIN OR SHINE.  Dexter Gazebo, Monument Park, Corner of Main and Central Streets, in downtown Dexter.  Perennial and Native Plants; Flowers; Grasses, Ferns, Bushes; small trees; Sun, Shade and Morning Sun/Afternoon Shade collections.  Specialty Plants Grown in a Greenhouse and Vegetables by Creekside School.  Accept Cash, Check or Credit Card.  Follow the club on Facebook or www.dextergardenclub.org

Located between Dexter and Ann Arbor, just off of Huron River Dr - 1 mile east of Zeeb Rd. Bring your family and friends for a day of fun and fantastic finds! With so many homes participating, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss out!

Friends of the Ann Arbor District Library (FAADL) Book Shop is open Saturdays from 10:00am to 4:00 pm for both sales and donations. 265 PARKLAND PLAZA, Ann Arbor (off Jackson Road, west of Wagner) Incredible prices on high quality low-priced used books, cd's, dvd's, puzzles and board games Don't forget to visit our online book shop ... Read more

The music of Kurt Weill, from the scabrous and satirical to the lush and lyrical, reveals a composer both at home with romping agitprop and keen attention to character. This concert will include music of Weill's Berlin years as well as songs and choruses from his Broadway output in a new revue that celebrates the ... Read more