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Downtown Library: Youth Story Corner
All Ages
Special Events

Bring your robot costume from yesterday’s event or dress in your zaniest costume and join in the Parade of Festive Foolishness!

We will leave the Downtown Library at 3:40 pm to march together towards Main Street to join in the FestiFools fun.

Parents are highly encouraged to don whatever ridiculous garb they can find. Think foolish! Think bright colors!

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MUSIC

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VISUAL ART

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FILM & VIDEO

The Lord of the Screens: U-M professor Daniel Herbert chronicles the history of New Line Cinema in "Maverick Movies"
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"
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THEATER & DANCE

"Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World" Explores the Challenges of Information Overload and Ubiquity
My Deer Heart: Jeff Daniels' "Escanaba in Love" tracks love and laughter at an Upper Peninsula hunting camp
EMU’s touring production of "Hare and Tortoise" is racing to a school near you
Kelli O’Hara brings the bright lights of Broadway to the Michigan Theater
Greetings From Hell: The devil is in the details in the University of Michigan’s "Orpheus in the Underworld"
Beauty and the Bard: Concordia University’s "Shakespeare in Love" is a tale of love, poetry, and laughs 

WRITTEN WORD

The Lord of the Screens: U-M professor Daniel Herbert chronicles the history of New Line Cinema in "Maverick Movies"
Public and Personal Policies: Airea D. Matthews’ autobiographical poetry collection questions economic theory amid the realities of poverty and violence
Russell Brakefield's New Poetry Collection, “My Modest Blindness,” Reflects on His Experiences With Keratoconus
Egg Rolls and Racism: Curtis Chin's memoir recalls growing up in his family's Chinese restaurant in the Cass Corridor
Fables of the Deconstruction: Allison Epstein’s second novel uses Eastern European mythology to create queer historical fiction
Purple-Colored Glasses: Sarah Costello and Kayla Kaszyca Provide Asexual and Aromantic Perspectives in “Sounds Fake But Okay”

PULP LIFE

Capturing the Cosmos: Jason Guenzel photographs the beauty of space from Earth
Going Platinum: Friends of the Ann Arbor District Library Reflects on 70 Years of Supporting AADL Patrons and Programs
“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

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