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Upcoming Events
Monday, December 10
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6:30pm
The author of How to Live in Detroit Without Being a Jackass, who now holds the position of Chief Storyteller in the city of Detroit, discusses the characteristics of different Detroit neighborhoods.
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8:30pm
Local high school English teacher Barry Aherne throws out questions for anyone to answer at this popular weekly trivia fest. Come with a team (up to 6 people) or join one. Prizes.
Tuesday, December 11
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7:00pm
This 1956 film reimagines Shakespeare's The Tempest set in space. Pizza; bring drinks and snacks to share, if you wish.
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7:00pm
Talk by WTOP radio (Washington, D.C.) national security correspondent J.J. Green.
Wednesday, December 12
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7:00pm
Always getting confused between macarons, macaroons, and Macron? Get the lowdown on how to make macarons (and a taste). More info
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7:00pm
All writers welcome to share and discuss their poetry or short fiction. Bring about six copies of your work to share.
Thursday, December 13
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7:00pm
Ann Arbor Storytellers Guild members host a storytelling program. Audience members are encouraged to bring a 5-minute story to tell.
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7:00pm - 8:00pm
One-hour poetry open mic in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Listen to local poets, share your own work, or read poetry by a favorite author.
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7:30pm
Improv by up-and-coming local troupes, including This Is A Quiz, a group that may or may not incorporate a quiz into its show.
Friday, December 14
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9:00am - 1:00pm
Giant sale of seasonal gifts and decorations, sporting goods, kitchen items, collectables, books, jewelry, office supplies, furniture, and more. Also Sat., 9–1.
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8:00pm
This NYC comic was one of the principal writers for Morgan Spurlock's satirical documentary "Super Size Me." Also 10:30 p.m., and Sat. 8 & 10:30.
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8:00pm
The League of Pointless Improvisers presents holiday-inspired sketches based on audience suggestions. They also do "water form," Pointless's own long-form improv style. Opener TBA. Second set at 10 p.m.
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9:30pm
Rom-com about half a dozen couples in love. All-star cast includes Alan Rickman, Bill Nighy, Colin Firth, Emma Thompson, Hugh Grant, and Liam Neeson.
Saturday, December 15
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6:00am
Everyone from novices to experienced birders is invited to volunteer for all or part of the day, either as a field observer or (if you have a bird feeder) as a feeder watcher. To sign up, call Jacco Gelderloos at 973-9422.
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10:00am
Screening of PIXAR animated shorts and other videos. Also, a chance to learn how video games are made and try playing some, and information on using music and iOS technology to create a festive atmosphere.
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3:00pm
Zingerman's cheesemakers discuss and offer taste samples of different Parmigiano Reggiano cheeses, as well as gelato made with the cheese. Tastings.
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7:00pm
An inspiring evening of original spoken word poetry and live music by Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti youth artists, brought to you by the Neutral Zone. At the heart of this evening is reclamation and reshaping our current reality by daring to imagine alternatives thereto.
Sunday, December 16
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8:00pm
Ballroom dancing to recorded music, including fox-trots, waltzes, cha-chas, rumbas, tangos, swing, and more. No partner necessary.
Tuesday, December 18
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7:30pm
Documentary about the beloved Japanese anime film director. Tickets
