Event Type : Washtenaw County

This annual features more than 175 events over three weeks. Kid-friendly options include a screening of Frozen on June 16 and Paddington on June 23. Check out the KidZone for more.

See anime at Michigan Theater Sunday, then try other venues for sushi-making, family art, arts and crafts, martial arts and ikebana floral arranging. Times and locations vary.

Your children are encouraged to find their inner Princess or Prince by exploring a full week of daily Princess themes! Each day of camp is filled with activities, music, dance and crafts that cater to the “Princess Of The Day.”

Dancers can get into the spirit in a variety of ways, from tutus to tiaras….special accessories or attire should not interfere with your child’s ability to move.

The Ann Arbor Civic Band brings back this 84th community tradition series. Catch a kids concert on July 10.

Your children are encouraged to find their inner Princess or Prince by exploring a full week of daily Princess themes! Each day of camp is filled with activities, music, dance and crafts that cater to the “Princess Of The Day.”

Dancers can get into the spirit in a variety of ways, from tutus to tiaras….special accessories or attire should not interfere with your child’s ability to move.

Watch free outdoor concerts this summer. Note: No show on the Fourth of July. 

Catch musical performances throughout Chelsea on Thursdays throughout the summer.

Your children are encouraged to find their inner Princess or Prince by exploring a full week of daily Princess themes! Each day of camp is filled with activities, music, dance and crafts that cater to the “Princess Of The Day.”

Dancers can get into the spirit in a variety of ways, from tutus to tiaras….special accessories or attire should not interfere with your child’s ability to move.

Spend a leisurely day shopping for remarkable antiques and vintage treasures, touring historic Gordon Hall and enjoying an Antique and Classic Car Show. Kids of all ages will have fun playing old-time midway games and enjoying lunch at the Dexter Lions food wagon, popcorn, snow cones, or the Dexter Senior Center’s famous homemade pretzels.

All proceeds support the Dexter Area Historical Society.

International Mud Day is a day for children around the world to connect with nature through mud play and exploration.

At Apple Playschools, everyday is mud day, but on this particular day we get messy to the extreme! Dive into the wonders of mud in our mud pit, make mud pies, explore mud paint, build cob fairy houses and explore the many uses of mud throughout the world.

Come prepared to get muddy! Mud Day t-shirts and wet bags for muddy clothes will be available.

Preschool-aged kids enjoy age-appropriate exhibit tours, hands-on activities and stories in the galleries. Aimed at ages 3-6.

Each month this tree town hub puts the spotlight on a different critter. In June, learn about the African warthog.

Spend a leisurely day shopping for remarkable antiques and vintage treasures, touring historic Gordon Hall and enjoying an Antique and Classic Car Show. Kids of all ages will have fun playing old-time midway games and enjoying lunch at the Dexter Lions food wagon, popcorn, snow cones, or the Dexter Senior Center’s famous homemade pretzels.

All proceeds support the Dexter Area Historical Society.

View a variety of vintage cars and classic airplanes during this show.

Each month this tree town hub puts the spotlight on a different critter. In June, learn about the African warthog.

Join us for a doll-filled week of fun! We will be getting our dolls ready for a fun-filled doll sleepover party on Friday. Join us as we make furniture, clothes, sleepover gear for our dolls and much more!

Join us for a doll-filled week of fun! We will be getting our dolls ready for a fun-filled doll sleepover party on Friday. Join us as we make furniture, clothes, sleepover gear for our dolls and much more!

This is a time for babies up to 2 years old and their grown-ups to gather and play. The library will provide the space and a variety of toys. Each playgroup includes 15 minutes of stories, rhymes and songs followed by open playtime. Parents/guardians must remain with their children. No older siblings, please.

Babies and toddlers sing, dance and listen to some stories and rhymes that encourage play.

Join us for a doll-filled week of fun! We will be getting our dolls ready for a fun-filled doll sleepover party on Friday. Join us as we make furniture, clothes, sleepover gear for our dolls and much more!

The Ann Arbor Civic Band brings back this 84th community tradition series. Catch a kids concert on July 10.

Join us for a doll-filled week of fun! We will be getting our dolls ready for a fun-filled doll sleepover party on Friday. Join us as we make furniture, clothes, sleepover gear for our dolls and much more!

Watch free outdoor concerts this summer. Note: No show on the Fourth of July. 

Catch musical performances throughout Chelsea on Thursdays throughout the summer.

Join us for a doll-filled week of fun! We will be getting our dolls ready for a fun-filled doll sleepover party on Friday. Join us as we make furniture, clothes, sleepover gear for our dolls and much more!

Each month this tree town hub puts the spotlight on a different critter. In June, learn about the African warthog.

Mark your calendar for a fun filled Saturday! Our friends and volunteers at GIVE 365 will be at Veterans Memorial Pool to lead a variety of fun activities and pool games. Join us and see what it’s all about. Pool admission rates apply, but the added fun is free!

Each month this tree town hub puts the spotlight on a different critter. In June, learn about the African warthog.

This annual features more than 175 events over three weeks. Kid-friendly options include a screening of Frozen on June 16 and Paddington on June 23. Check out the KidZone for more.

Adventure awaits! Run, walk, bike, kayak or canoe your way through any Washtenaw County park, preserve or facility on a virtual voyage. Complete the 5k any way you choose, on your own time during the month of July. Sign up and you’ll receive a race bib and upon completion you’ll receive a medal!

This is a time for babies up to 2 years old and their grown-ups to gather and play. The library will provide the space and a variety of toys. Each playgroup includes 15 minutes of stories, rhymes and songs followed by open playtime. Parents/guardians must remain with their children. No older siblings, please.

Babies and toddlers sing, dance and listen to some stories and rhymes that encourage play.

Put a little boom in your Fourth at this display. Show starts at dusk.

Get outside for dinner this summer during the Ann Arbor Farmers Market Food Truck Rallies, which take place on the first Wednesday evening of each month, beginning in May.

Trucks, carts and other local vendors will be on site 5-8 p.m., so bring a chair, a friend and get ready for some tasty eats and live music.

The Ann Arbor Civic Band brings back this 84th community tradition series. Catch a kids concert on July 10.

Watch free outdoor concerts this summer. Note: No show on the Fourth of July. 

Catch musical performances throughout Chelsea on Thursdays throughout the summer.

The largest and longest-running all-Camaro show returns with displays, demos and presentations.

This booming fireworks display happens over the center of Whitmore lake.

The largest and longest-running all-Camaro show returns with displays, demos and presentations.

Trudy Bulkley, aka Mother Goose, entertains preschoolers with stories and rhymes at this monthly.

Improve your singing, dancing and acting skills while developing self-confidence and poise on stage. Focus on the fundamentals of the “Triple Threat” including dance, vocal technique, choral singing, character creation and stage presence.

Improve your singing, dancing and acting skills while developing self-confidence and poise on stage. Focus on the fundamentals of the “Triple Threat” including dance, vocal technique, choral singing, character creation and stage presence.

This is a time for babies up to 2 years old and their grown-ups to gather and play. The library will provide the space and a variety of toys. Each playgroup includes 15 minutes of stories, rhymes and songs followed by open playtime. Parents/guardians must remain with their children. No older siblings, please.

This community carnival celebrates 75 years in 2019. Visit for games, rides, live animals and fun for all.

Babies and toddlers sing, dance and listen to some stories and rhymes that encourage play.

Improve your singing, dancing and acting skills while developing self-confidence and poise on stage. Focus on the fundamentals of the “Triple Threat” including dance, vocal technique, choral singing, character creation and stage presence.

This community carnival celebrates 75 years in 2019. Visit for games, rides, live animals and fun for all.

The Ann Arbor Civic Band brings back this 84th community tradition series. Catch a kids concert on July 10.

Improve your singing, dancing and acting skills while developing self-confidence and poise on stage. Focus on the fundamentals of the “Triple Threat” including dance, vocal technique, choral singing, character creation and stage presence.

Watch free outdoor concerts this summer. Note: No show on the Fourth of July. 

This community carnival celebrates 75 years in 2019. Visit for games, rides, live animals and fun for all.

Catch musical performances throughout Chelsea on Thursdays throughout the summer.

We all know Shakespeare as a playwright, but how much do we know about the man behind the quill?

Harken back to the bard with another Roustabout Shakespeare compilation, this time built around a new and unusual theme: parenthood. Big Daddy Shakespeare, adapted by Anna Simmons, is a montage of scenes, sonnets and excerpts that together form a full-length piece exploring a new side of William Shakespeare: his role as a father and son.

As he wrote, “If by chance I talk a little wild, forgive me; I had it from my father.”

Improve your singing, dancing and acting skills while developing self-confidence and poise on stage. Focus on the fundamentals of the “Triple Threat” including dance, vocal technique, choral singing, character creation and stage presence.

This community carnival celebrates 75 years in 2019. Visit for games, rides, live animals and fun for all.

There are more than 300 exotic, antique, classic and one-of-a-kind cars on display.

Celtic music and dance, traditional field events like jousting and Irish Football, and a “wee folks” area in store at this annual.

We all know Shakespeare as a playwright, but how much do we know about the man behind the quill?

Harken back to the bard with another Roustabout Shakespeare compilation, this time built around a new and unusual theme: parenthood. Big Daddy Shakespeare, adapted by Anna Simmons, is a montage of scenes, sonnets and excerpts that together form a full-length piece exploring a new side of William Shakespeare: his role as a father and son.

As he wrote, “If by chance I talk a little wild, forgive me; I had it from my father.”

This community carnival celebrates 75 years in 2019. Visit for games, rides, live animals and fun for all.

Celtic music and dance, traditional field events like jousting and Irish Football, and a “wee folks” area in store at this annual.

We all know Shakespeare as a playwright, but how much do we know about the man behind the quill?

Harken back to the bard with another Roustabout Shakespeare compilation, this time built around a new and unusual theme: parenthood. Big Daddy Shakespeare, adapted by Anna Simmons, is a montage of scenes, sonnets and excerpts that together form a full-length piece exploring a new side of William Shakespeare: his role as a father and son.

As he wrote, “If by chance I talk a little wild, forgive me; I had it from my father.”

We all know Shakespeare as a playwright, but how much do we know about the man behind the quill?

Harken back to the bard with another Roustabout Shakespeare compilation, this time built around a new and unusual theme: parenthood. Big Daddy Shakespeare, adapted by Anna Simmons, is a montage of scenes, sonnets and excerpts that together form a full-length piece exploring a new side of William Shakespeare: his role as a father and son.

As he wrote, “If by chance I talk a little wild, forgive me; I had it from my father.”

Do you love science? This week we will do experiments every day! Join us as we make slime, see what happens when mentos and diet coke get together, learn how paper airplanes fly, make elephant toothpaste, oil and water experiment, rain clouds in a jar, marshmallow paint, bubble science, instant snow and more!