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The "Queen of the Crop Walk" Encourages Walkers at the Event

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ARTS AROUND ANN ARBOR

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MUSIC

Friday Five: Martes Martes, Tanager, Benji Robot, The Missing Cats, Totalitarians

Monday Mix: MEMCO and Immaculate Conception dance sets, Indie Pop Takeout radio shows

Friday Five: Milan Seth, Skyline, Jah Sun / WhereIsJah, Nancy Zeltsman, Eve Machines

Sobering Thought: Erin Zindle & The Ragbirds Remember a Late Friend’s Determination to Overcome Alcoholism on “Liquor Store” Single

Friday Five: James P. Johnson & U-M Opera Theatre, Couch, Dagoretti Records compilation, Same Eyes, Darrin James

Timothy Monger cleaned out his songwriting notebook for a new album recorded at home

VISUAL ART

Everyday Talismans: Amy Sacksteder's new Ann Arbor Art Center Exhibit is a collage of colors

Things to See: Pulp Art Exhibit Roundup for September

Retired Eastern Michigan University Professor and Ypsilanti Sculptor John Nick Pappas Dies at 88

Things to See: Pulp Art Exhibit Roundup for August

Gutman Gallery’s “Every Body” Exhibition Offers an Engaging Exploration of Diversity

Capturing the Cosmos: Jason Guenzel photographs the beauty of space from Earth

FILM & VIDEO

Sing Us a Song: The piano men and women of "Duelers" star in a new Michigan-produced film with deep local connections

Panel Discussion: "Cinema Guild and Campus Film Societies: Their History and Legacy"

No Restrictions: Independent Film Festival Ypsilanti returns with a full slate

A Quick Guide to the 61st Ann Arbor Film Festival

Sound "Waves": Chien-An Yuan plays off the screen at the Ann Arbor Film Festival

A Portrait Study: Ann Arbor Film Festival highlights the Black, queer, experimental cinema of Edward Owens

THEATER & DANCE

Spirit Animal: Theatre Nova’s “Mlima’s Tale" explores the costs of human greed

History From the Margins: UMS is bringing Druid Theatre's productions of Sean O’Casey’s "Dublin Trilogy" to the Power Center

Dress for Success: Costume designer Suzanne Young clothes actors for local, national, and international theater productions

Insatiable Appetite: Encore Theatre serves up a delicious “Little Shop of Horrors”

Closet of Secrets: PTD Productions' "Perfect Arrangement" opens the door to address homophobia in 1950s America

Make the Trek: "Return to the Forbidden Planet" reimagines "The Tempest" as a campy sci-fi musical

WRITTEN WORD

The debut novel by Ann Arbor author and therapist Jan Leland follows characters processing emotions in the early days of the pandemic

Fifth Avenue Press launches nine new titles at A2 Community Bookfest

The Dating Game: Julia Argy’s Debut Novel “The One” Chronicles the Fallacy of Finding True Love on a Reality TV Show

"Books Across America" documentary visits 50 places in 50 days, including Ann Arbor

Flow State: Katie Hartsock’s Poems Fluidly Move from One Place to the Next in New "Wolf Trees" Poetry Collection

Lifelike Living: Blair Austin's inventive new book, "Dioramas," defies easy categorization

PULP LIFE

Capturing the Cosmos: Jason Guenzel photographs the beauty of space from Earth

“Crying in H Mart”: Michelle Zauner’s Memoir Helps Me Process the Loss of My Mother

Chasing Lights: Ann Arbor's Melissa Kaelin knows the secrets to seeing the aurora borealis right here in Michigan

'Til Tuesday: Terry McClymonds' idiosyncratic trivia nights have built an enthusiastic community over the past 12 years

Report Ranks Ann Arbor as One of the Nation’s 10 Most Arts-Vibrant Medium-Sized Cities