November 15, 2024
Calling all filmmakers! There’s still time to submit your short and feature-length films for potential inclusion in the 58th Ann Arbor Film Festival. AAFF is one of the “50 Festivals Worth
[ Read More ]Now in its 12th year, Bank of Ann Arbor’s Sonic Lunch is a free summer outdoor concert series located at the corner of Liberty and Division in downtown Ann Arbor. Every Thursday through Aug. 29
[ Read More ]Marianne & Leonard: Words of Love is renowned filmmaker Nick Broomfield’s most personal and romantic film of his storied career. The documentary starts on the Greek
[ Read More ]Sometimes, good ideas begin in a laboratory or a classroom or a basement or a garage. Other times they begin at Bob Evans. “We began our conversations about the Horizon Performing Arts at Bob
[ Read More ]Growing up in Troy in the 1980s, Steve Kopera remembers going to see the big box office smash hits such as Star Wars and ET and Raiders of the Lost Ark. He was hooked by the blockbusters and
[ Read More ]With imagination and tenacity award-winning director, writer and actress Christina Morales Hemenway has been living true to her artistic voice since bribing the neighborhood kids to be in her
[ Read More ]This is part one in a series of exclusive stories on Michigan rocker Marshall Crenshaw, who is playing The Ark in Ann Arbor on Sunday night with special guests The Bottle Rockets. Crenshaw
[ Read More ]Skyline High School pitcher Eamon Horwedel may look polished when he toes the rubber these days, but the 18-year-old hurler remembers a time when baseball – while still a joy – was quite a
[ Read More ]College is about preparing young people for their future and internships are a big part of introducing these students to what life is like in the workplace. University of Michigan student Ashley
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