Shirley Verrett: The Voice and the Fire in the Belly is a powerful one-woman show that highlights the extraordinary life of opera legend Shirley Verrett. From a young girl singing in a Seventh-day Adventist church in Louisiana to breaking racial and artistic barriers on some of the world’s grandest stages, Verrett’s story unfolds through a captivating ... Read more

In this special collaboration at Kerrytown Concert House, Erik and Grant improvise on a mix of standards and deep cuts from their shared stylistic influences (jazz, country, blues, French musette, etc.). Their music highlights a love of spontaneity while revealing a deep appreciation for intricacy. Through close musical dialogue, the duo explores a wide range ... Read more

Have you ever seen how the Passover meal points directly to Jesus?Join us for a powerful presentation of Jesus in the Seder Meal, where we will explore the rich symbolism of the Seder and discover how it reveals God’s faithfulness and Christ’s fulfillment.This meaningful evening includes a served Seder meal and guided teaching.Please RSVP by ... Read more

Join Trustee Abbott and Trustee Sanders as they host the March Coffee Chat featuring Aaron Berkholz and Matt MacDonell from the Washtenaw County Road Commission to speak to attendees regarding the Dexter construction this spring and how to navigate using the WCRC detours. March 21, 2026 from 9:00am to 11:00am Event takes place at the ... Read more

Join Ann Arbor author Lynn Baldwin for a stortyime featuring her picture book, My Backyard Used to Be. This story is loosely set in the local area. All are welcome, especially preschool and young elementary-aged children.  

Webster Township Historical Society is hosting an Spring Tea, complete with English tea, delicious finger sandwiches and sweet treats. Join us for a lovely gathering of delightful conversation and a silent auction of vintage items. Guest speakers Jo Anne Diehl & Jacquie Katz will be presenting Evening Handbags. Limited seating, reservations required. 

Korean American jazz pianist Lisa Sung presents an original song cycle inspired by The Vegetarian, a book by Nobel Prize-winning author Han Kang. Performed by her ensemble in collaboration with the Nam Center for Korean Studies at the University of Michigan, the concert explores themes from the book: silence, resistance, and transformation through sound. Drawing from ... Read more