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Upcoming Events
Sunday, October 22
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10:00am - 4:00pm
More than 50 dealers from a half dozen states selling rare and collectible used records and CDs. Food available.
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3:00pm
Last day for this Stephen Sondheim musical about a deranged barber who kills his customers and serves them up as meat pies. Tickets
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7:00pm
Videotaped showing of a London adaptation of a 1934 play by Federico García Lora that transfers the action from rural Spain to contemporary London. Tickets
Monday, October 23
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12:00pm - 1:30pm
UM students share their mental health stories as part of the "Investing in Ability" series.
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7:00pm
Werewolf classic from 1941, starring Bela Lugosi, Claude Rains, and Lon Chaney Jr.
Tuesday, October 24
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5:30am
This Detroit native, who currently lives and works in Los Angeles. focuses on a collaborative ethos and bridging the gap between various genres — namely art, music, fashion, and design. The rich cultural history of Detroit is hugely influential in Yates’ work and has been since his teenage years, when he became friends and artistic collaborators with musician George Clinton. Note special time and location.
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7:30pm
A special trivia night event: Could You Have Passed the Borders Test? Shout out your answers to questions from the legendary Borders bookstore employment test as well as questions about Ann Arbor bookstores past and present and other book-related trivia. Proceeds go to the printing of a map of Ann Arbor bookstores.
Wednesday, October 25
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7:30pm
The classic Lon Chaney silent film from 1925, accompanied live on the Michigan's mighty Barton organ.
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7:30pm
Rebroadcast of a 2013 "riffing" performance by former Mystery Science Theater 3000 stars Michael J. Nelson, Kevin Murphy, and Bill Corbett, who aim their comic heckling at a screening of George Romero's legendary 1968 horror film. Tickets
Thursday, October 26
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5:30pm
Youn has written three books of poetry and was a National Book Award finalist. Oates is one of the most prolific and celebrated writers working today.
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7:00pm - 8:30pm
Documentary about Ypsilanti barbers whose youth literacy program offers kids a $2 refund if they read to the barber during the haircut. Panel discussion follows with the director & some of the barbers who appear in the film.
Friday, October 27
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7:00pm
Last weekend for this EMU drama student production of the 1928 Bertolt Brecht–Kurt Weill musical satirizing the hypocrisy of respectable society. The score includes such classics as "Mack the Knife," "Pirate Jenny," and "The Ballad of Sexual Addictiveness." Also Sat. at 7 & Sun. at 2. Tickets
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8:00pm
Dark musical set during the rise of Nazi Germany. Also Sat. at 8 & Sun. at 2. Tickets
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8:00pm
This critically acclaimed 2015 comic drama is a tender story set in 1984 suburban Massachusetts about a woman in a dead-end job who's still living with her mother well into adulthood. A new friendship with an uninhibited coworker and a chance flirtation with the local butcher give her hope for change. More info
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8:00pm
Local playwright David Wells' gritty tale of the effects of systemic racism in the U.S. justice system as experienced by a young African American woman, her white female public defender, their families, and their communities. Also Sat. at 8 & Sun. at 2, plus Thurs.–Sun. through November 19. Tickets and more info
Thursday, November 2
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5:10pm
Allahyari is an Iranian media artist, activist, educator, and curator who uses computer modeling and digital fabrication techniques to explore the intersection of art and activism.
Thursday, November 9
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5:10pm
Spiegelman's graphic Holocaust novel Maus was a key work in the development of graphic fiction.
Thursday, November 16
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5:10pm
McRae s a sci-fi artist, designer, body architect, and filmmaker placing the human body in complex, futuristic scenarios that confound the boundaries between the natural and artificial.
Monday, November 27
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7:00pm
Legendary civil rights leader and U.S. Rep. John Lewis discusses his new graphic novel, MARCH, illustrated by Nate Powell.
This event will broadcast live on WCBN-FM-Ann Arbor!
Thursday, November 30
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5:10pm
Mahoney's sculptures and collages have captivated audiences for their deceptively innocent approach to exploring the dark side of human existence.
Thursday, December 7
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5:10pm
This Saginaw-born artist, active since the late 1960s, has worked on major infrastructure and planning projects, site-specific sculptures, museum installations, and community interventions.
