Melissa Hudson, teacher with KinderRock, leads a program of music and motion!

Melissa Hudson, teacher with KinderRock, leads a program of music and motion!

Monica Higman, a teacher with First Steps Washtenaw, leads a program of music and motion.

Katie Peil, LLMSW and Program Coordinator for Alzheimer's Association, Michigan Great Lakes Chapter, will discuss healthy living tips based on the latest research.

For centuries, we’ve known that the health of the brain and the body are connected. But now, science is able to provide insights into how to optimize our physical and cognitive health as we age.

Join us to learn about research in the areas of diet and nutrition, exercise, cognitive activity and social engagement, and use hands-on tools to help you incorporate these recommendations into a plan for healthy aging.

This event is cosponsored by the Alzheimer's Association, Michigan Great Lakes Chapter.

The Ann Arbor Mini Maker Faire presents demonstrations and hands-on activities by makers of all types including roboticists, crafters, artists working with technology, and students.

Try your hand at demonstrations, interact with makers from all over the Ann Arbor area, and check out exhibits of all kinds, from soldering to sewing.

The Creature Conservancy returns with their wonderful collection of wild animals for an information-filled presentation for teens and adults!

The Conservancy will bring several exciting animals for attendees to learn about and interact with.

Located in Ann Arbor, the Creature Conservancy brings people and wildlife together in educational settings. The Conservancy is part of Copper Leaf Crossing, a 23-acre village that is home to several animal-related businesses. Please check the conservancy's website for details of how you can visit the animals!

Please note that due to the needs of the animals, this event is for teens and adults only. However, the Creature Conservancy will be at the Pittsfield Branch on September 16th for an event for children!

Note: The time has changed for this event, which was originally scheduled for 2:30 PM.

The Creature Conservancy returns with their wonderful collection of wild animals for an information-filled presentation for children!

The Conservancy will bring several of the wild animals they house for attendees to learn about and interact with!

Located in Ann Arbor, the Creature Conservancy brings people and wildlife together in educational settings. The Conservancy is part of Copper Leaf Crossing, a 23-acre village that is home to several animal-related businesses. Please check the conservancy's website for details of how you can visit the animals!

Note: The time has changed for this event, which was originally scheduled for 2:00 PM.

The Creature Conservancy returns with their wonderful collection of wild animals for an information-filled presentation for children!

The Conservancy will bring several of the wild animals that they house for attendees to learn about and interact with!

Located in Ann Arbor, the Creature Conservancy brings people and wildlife together in educational settings. The Conservancy is part of Copper Leaf Crossing, a 23-acre village that is home to several animal-related businesses. Please check the conservancy's website for details of how you can visit the animals!

This event will repeat at 12:30pm. Due to the popularity of this event, please only attend one presentation.

Join us for a relaxing and challenging afternoon of chess—one of the world's most popular games! Players of all ages and skill levels are welcome!

Drop in at any point over the course of the program to play old friends and meet new ones. Chess sets are provided.

Join us for a relaxing and challenging afternoon of chess—one of the world's most popular games! Players of all ages and skill levels are welcome!

Drop in at any point over the course of the program to play old friends and meet new ones. Chess sets are provided.