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Week of Events
Artini 2025 Tickets on Sale for Past Attendees/Members
The A2AC is excited to welcome you back downtown for Artini 2025. That’s right–our annual cocktail crawl fundraiser is BACK on Saturday, June 21, coinciding with another great event downtown, the AADL's Make Music Ann Arbor! This year, many of the finest bars and restaurants in Ann Arbor will create the city’s most musical martini. Sip, enjoy live music, and Continue Reading
Artini 2025 Tickets on Sale for ALL
🎶🍸 Artini is back—and it’s hitting all the right notes! 🍸🎶 Join us on Saturday, June 21 for Artini, Downtown Ann Arbor’s favorite summer cocktail crawl and fundraiser! This year, we’re mixing things up with a melodic twist to celebrate alongside AADL’s Make Music Ann Arbor—making for one unforgettable night of sips and sounds. Join Ann Arbor’s top bars and Continue Reading
$100
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Garden Goods In-Store Drop in the A2AC Shop
Garden Goods In-Store Drop in the A2AC Shop
The wait is over! Spring has Sprung, and so has our Exclusive Garden Goods Drop! Discover a handpicked selection of garden goods from local artists, available Online April 7th and in the A2AC Shop April 14th.
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A2AC PlayLab: Exploring Dance with Marly Spieser-Scheider – Ages 7-12
A2AC PlayLab: Exploring Dance with Marly Spieser-Scheider – Ages 7-12
In this workshop, caregivers and their child will learn about the elements of dance as they physically explore time, space, and energy. We will also consider the relationship between our minds and our bodies and explore how our movement can tell stories and communicate our emotions. We will think about our bodies in relationship to other people and learn to Continue Reading
Free
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A2AC PlayLab: Exploring Dance with Marly Spieser-Scheider – Ages 3-6
A2AC PlayLab: Exploring Dance with Marly Spieser-Scheider – Ages 3-6
In this workshop, caregivers and their child will learn about the elements of dance as they physically explore time, space, and energy. We will also consider the relationship between our minds and our bodies and explore how our movement can tell stories and communicate our emotions. We will think about our bodies in relationship to other people and learn to Continue Reading
Free