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Visiting the Peony Garden at University of Michigan’s Nichols Arboretum has been an Ann Arbor spring tradition for nearly 100 years. The Arb Peony Garden was on my to-do list for several years before finally visiting in 2019. We’ve visited a few more times since then. Peak Bloom Season Watch – 2026 The Nichols Arboretum […]
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Attending an AFC Ann Arbor game is an exciting way to spend an afternoon or evening, filled with fun for the whole family. My daughter and I attended an AFC Ann Arbor women’s game last week and have all the details. Whether you’re a die-hard soccer fan or just looking for a great community event,
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Monday is Memorial Day which is the start of the summer season. Are you wondering about Ann Arbor Memorial Day Closures, Events or Parades? We’ve got the details for you.
Remembering and Honoring: Ann Arbor Memorial Day 2026 Read More »
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Are you looking for Ann Arbor Fireworks Displays in 2026? We are still gathering information as displays are announced for 2026. When I moved to Ann Arbor I was surprised to learn that Ann Arbor doesn’t have its own Fireworks display. Plus, many local displays are spread throughout the week before Fourth of July instead
Sparkling Spectacles: Ann Arbor Fireworks in 2026 Read More »
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I remember 50 cent bowling nights when I was a teen, so I was shocked how expensive it was the first time I took my daughter bowling! Each Summer Kids Bowl Free allows kids to bowl free all summer long through the Kids Bowl Free Program. We’ve got all the program details for 2026 Kids
Where Kids Bowl Free This Summer in Ann Arbor Read More »
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This review of Rolling Hills Water Park is part of our Summer Series: Wednesday Activity Reviews. Rolling Hills hosted us in August 2019 to update our review and we have added 2026 information. The water park has not significantly changed since the 2019 season, so we have not updated the review portion of the article. Our
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On April 15, Veterans Park was damaged by the tornado that came through Ann Arbor. Since that time, the park has been closed. On May 11, Ann Arbor Parks provided an update on the park, the pool, and the ice arena. The EF-1 tornado ripped a wall off the ice arena and caused other damage
What’s Reopening & What’s Staying Closed at Veterans Park Read More »
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A2ZERO Week is typically the first week of June. For 2026, it starts on May 31 and runs through June 6th. Throughout the week there will be events held by the Office of Sustainability, AADL, and other community partners to highlight sustainability efforts throughout the community. While A2Zero week officially runs through June 6, there
Improve Your Sustainability with A2Zero Waste WeekA2ZERO Read More »
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Make Music Day is a live, free musical celebration that takes place on June 21 every year—the longest day of the year. Cities across the world – including Ann Arbor – celebrate with concerts by professional and amateur musicians. This year allows for more events with June 21 falling on a Sunday Make Music Ann
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The University of Michigan Center for Japanese Studies is celebrating the 12th annual Ann Arbor Japan Week. They host a week of Japan related events, performances, and workshops for families and kids. All events are free and open to the public. The week typically includes performances, crafts, and demonstrations at the Ann Arbor District Library,
What to Do at Ann Arbor Japan Week: A Family Cultural Celebration Read More »
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