Drop in and learn a bit of soldering to make your very own light-up Secret Lab or robot badge!

Due to the use of soldering irons, we recommend that children be accompanied by an adult.

This event is part of the Ann Arbor Creativity and Making Expo. Find out more here.

If you're looking for unused school supplies or would like to supplement your school supply stash, this swap is for you.

You do not need to bring materials in order to pick up new supplies!

Join us for a safe, restorative, and inclusive afternoon concert of music and song, poetry and prose readings, and ambient electronic soundscapes in honor of AAPI Heritage Month. 

Join us for a concert celebrating the art of collaborative electro-acoustic improvisatory music featuring a remarkable line-up of APIA musicians across the Midwest for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. Don’t miss this evening of musical exploration and wonder as we come together to embrace the transformative power of collaboration and creativity.

Zines are self-made little magazines or booklets that can be about absolutely anything! They can be made using a single sheet of paper or printed more professionally. Zines can include writing, comics, collage, art, or anything you can think of. In this workshop, you'll be able to make your own zine and copy and share it with others. You are also welcome to bring a recent issue of your zine to show off. Presented by zine maker Steve Hughes, who has published Stupor since 1995.

Washtenaw County is the 8th most income-segregated metro area in the United States, and this wasn't by chance. It was the result of deliberate policies and design that have perpetuated racial disparities. One of these policies was the use of racially restrictive covenants on properties throughout the county. These covenants prevented Black, Jewish, and other minoritized groups from owning or living on these properties.

Drop-in to make a simple and safe solar eclipse viewer to watch the eclipse without looking directly at the sun. 

Looking directly at the sun can harm your eyes and even cause blindness.

This introductory program will provide the tools and knowledge needed to carve and paint a small wooden mushroom.

Due to the nature of the tools used in this program it is intended for teens and adults only.

Design and print a keychain that says almost anything you'd like! In this basic introduction to 3D design, we'll use TinkerCad to design a keychain, then print it using the library's 3D printing resources. This session is intended to provide basic skills that can later be built upon at home.

Using a variety of tools and techniques you will create your very own one-string electric guitar. This program will take the entire session to complete.