Business Events

We hope you will join this FREE roundtable discussion where members share their experiences with a focus on set reading material. February and March's discussion is based on the book: Never Split The Difference.

Join us for a networking event focused on the bioscience community in Ann Arbor. This event provides an opportunity to connect with peers and discuss the latest trends in the industry.

Keegan C. Rodgers, owner of The Lakehouse Bakery in Chelsea, leads this lively talk on how to get started or up your dip and spread game! Learn about the basics of making a good dip or spread from bases like yogurt, cream cheese, sour cream and avocado to riffs on hummus, sour cream and onion, ... Read more

AARP’s Tax-Aide assistance program is provided by trained volunteers in partnership with the IRS. It is the nation’s largest free tax assistance and preparation service, focusing on taxpayers who are over 50 and have low to moderate income.

Come to the second floor computer lab to build essential tech skills, including how to use computers, phones, and tablets, internet safety and privacy, email and social media etiquette, and using Zoom for appointments.

Show and sale of vintage items ranging from the early 1930s to the 1990s, featuring clothing, jewelry, furniture, records, and more.

Ann Arbor Fiber Arts Expo is a fiber-filled day full of demos, presentations, and local vendors. The focus this year is on the history and origin of a variety of fiber arts.

Join us for drop-in crafting as we offer a sampling of fiber arts including mini mason jar sewing kits, paint card needle books, and stitched postcards.

The Chelsea community is invited to hear the State of the City Address as it is delivered by Chelsea City Manager Fidel Maltez to the Chelsea City Council. During the event, Maltez will discuss the state of the City’s finances, Chelsea’s 2025 achievements and challenges, and his administration's goals for 2026.

This course will help you develop key skills necessary for cross-functional collaboration. You’ll learn to identify and communicate interdependencies, navigate cultures, and build understanding and empathy across silos.

Visit MICHIGAN WORKS! Southeast at the Whittaker Road branch. A representative will be in the lobby to answer your questions and provide information and assistance on job leads, employment, job fairs, and career guidance.