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Insane Clown Posse announces three Michigan Halloween concerts
Insane Clown Posse will perform three concerts across Michigan over three nights leading up to Halloween. The run begins with two dates in Saginaw followed […] The post Insane Clown Posse announces three Michigan Halloween concerts first appeared on This is JELD ⚡️ .
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10 Books to Introduce Your Child to Disability Awareness
This entry is part 1 of 6 in the series Inclusive Ann Arbor. As a disabled parent, it’s really important to me that my child learns about disability and is an ally to the disabled community. Reading, I feel, is the best way to introduce it to her. Below you’ll find a guide of the first ten books I’m choosing to introduce my child, with synopses and explanations.
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Events of October 30 and 31, 2026
Jackson College Halloween Spooktacular. 5:30 PM to 7 PM. Enjoy trick-or-treating, candy galore, and spooky fun that is more sweet than scary. Experience the creativity of the community college campus decorated for Halloween. Costumes are encouraged but not required. Children ages 12 and under are welcome when accompanied by a parent or guardian. Guests may bring a pumpkin or bag to collect goodies, and shopping bags will also be available. Trick-or-treating begins in Bert Walker Hall. Accessible parking is available on the north and south sides of the Potter Center, near the Jets Store. Strollers and wagons are welcome, and the entire route is accessible, with all stops located on the first floor of each building. Because the route includes both indoor and outdoor areas, guests should dress for the weather. Volunteers will be stationed throughout campus to direct visitors and distribute treats. In addition to candy, non-sweet treats and age-appropriate items will be available. The event is free and open to the community.
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“Andrea Gibson’s Love Letter from the Afterlife” touches down in Ann Arbor
This story is part of a series about arts and culture in Washtenaw County. It is made possible by the Ann Arbor Art Center, Destination Ann Arbor, the University of Michigan Arts Initiative, and the University Musical Society. For Megan Falley, “Andrea Gibson’s Love Letter from the Afterlife,” a multimedia...
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CHS Student Poets Share the Stage at Ann Arbor Poetry Night
Azalea VanderElzen reads aloud at Poetry Night in Ann Arbor at the Lydia Mendelsohn Theater. She had spent the weeks prior preparing and revising her work for the event, and was able to perform without any stage fright due to her experience as a performing poet and actress. “I didn’t really have any stage fright, I felt confident,” VanderElzen said. “It hasn’t always been that way, but I think just [from] the amount of exposure I’ve had to being on stage for poetry readings or acting, I’ve become a lot more comfortable performing.”
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Events of Thursday, October 29, 2026
Ella’s Halloween Bash. 10 AM to 5 PM. An all-ages Halloween event featuring trick-or-treating throughout the museum and grounds, Mad Science demonstrations, a Halloween-themed mini photo shoot, face and pumpkin painting, cider and donuts, museum exhibits, the Ooky Spooky Light Show, and Hillside Farmhouse tours as available. Admission is $10, $7 for members, and free for children under 4. Ella Sharp Museum.
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Rod MacDonald at the Cul-de-Sac Soundtrack, Ann Arbor, MI
Players: Rod MacDonald, vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica; Cheryl Dawdy, vocals. A traveling poet, composer, musician and street performer—these are all the requisite qualities of one known as a troubadour. Singer-songwriter Rod MacDonald has fulfilled all those roles, including the author of three books, for nearly five decades. He’s released over 15 albums, with his latest being Undo the Damage.
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Work Skills annual holiday art event set for Nov. 14
Work Skills Corporation’s annual Artisan Corner Holiday Art Walk is set for noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at 100 Summit Street in Brighton. The annual Holiday Art Walk is a chance to shop local, meet talented artists, and discover gifts that come with a story. Visitors can browse an inviting collection of original artwork created by Artisan Corner artists, including paintings, ceramics, jewelry, fiber art, resin art, mixed-media pieces and other one-of-a-kind finds.
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A Nightmare at the Soul Lounge
A Night at the Soul Lounge, a regular gathering for R&B, hip-hop and soul enthusiasts, returns to Grewal Hall Friday for its spookiest night of the year. The lineup includes DJs Kaels and JMT, hip-hop/soul artist MikeyyAustin and house band Caleb Robinson & Reaching. Attendees are encouraged to wear their...
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Trick or Treat on the Square
Families are invited to get into the Halloween spirit during Downtown Lansing Inc.’s annual Trick or Treat on the Square. More than 40 local businesses and community partners will hand out candy to costume-clad trick or treaters. There will also be a costume contest, Halloween-themed games and crafts, face painting, balloon animals, a visit from local Ghostbuster Ryan Homes and live entertainment by magician Chad Banister and DJ Metro Melik. Several participating downtown businesses will offer special deals and discounts during the event.
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A long time coming: Lansing celebrates Root Doctor Day with one-shot reunion concert
Some scary days are coming up on the calendar. Halloween? scary. Election Day? so scary. Thanksgiving? What’s scarier than rehashing the election with your relatives?. Fortunately, this year there’s a new, non-scary holiday in the mix: Nov. 2, aka Root Doctor Day. By the authority of the mayor and the City Council, it is now your civic duty to bask in the healing soul-shine of Lansing’s premier blues-jazz-R&B band.
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“Where steel sharpens steel”: Inside Ypsilanti’s decade-long hip-hop haven
Before The Dojo became a home for hip-hop artists in Ypsilanti, it was an idea sparked by a simple question: What could one artist do to help others grow?. Nearly a decade later, Harlin Duke Newcomb’s monthly open mic, held the first Friday of every month, has become a gathering place for emcees to test new material, build confidence, and connect with a community that values their craft.