Rebecca Borlace
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Yo-Yo Ma performs Lord of the Rings halftime show with the Michigan Marching Band (opens the original)
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Grammy Award-winning cellist Yo-Yo Ma paraded with the Michigan Marching Band to the football game Saturday, where he then joined them for a first-ever performance of a Lord of the Rings medley during the halftime show to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the franchise’s first film. The performance was a collaboration between the marching band, the University of Michigan’s School of Music, Theatre & Dance, the University Musical Society and Howard Shore, the original movie score composer. The ar
Regents hear from advocates for gender-affirming care (opens the original)
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One year after Michigan Medicine discontinued gender-affirming care for patients younger than 19 years old, the issue was brought to attention at this month’s University of Michigan Board of Regents meeting. Outside of the meeting, which took place at the Alexander G. Ruthven building, protesters called for reinstatement of the care with signs and chants. Apart from gender-affirming care, the regents also discussed the University’s partnership with Los Alamos National Laboratory to build a data
Dough Objects brings authentic charm to Ann Arbor coffee scene (opens the original)
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An outline of a music note, a loaf of bread and ice cubes floating in a tall cup; These three vertically-stacked, minimalist graphics make up the curbside sign for South University Street’s newest cafe, Dough Objects. The cafe, which is situated under Vic Village South, opened its doors Aug. 26. It follows an open-air, industrialist concept, with tall, grid-covered windows, an abundance of potted plants, brick accent walls and an unfinished ceiling. Customers choose pastries by taking metal tray
Things to do around Ann Arbor in September 2026 (opens the original)
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September 6: WINNEWANA mixed-terrain bike ride The WINNEWANA bike ride is a self-supported mixed-terrain bike ride sponsored by York Food & Drink. Built for gravel enthusiasts of different experience levels, the event is composed of a 50-kilometer ride for beginners, a 100-kilometer ride for more seasoned bikers and a 100-mile ride for intense cyclists. Although WINNEWANA is not a race, it is also not a “no-drop” ride — a style of group ride where no one is left behind, or “dropped” — either and
Sonic Lunch draws hundreds to Liberty Street (opens the original)
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East Liberty Street was blocked off from South Division Street to South Fifth Avenue every Thursday over the summer for Sonic Lunch, a local concert series started by the Bank of Ann Arbor 18 years ago to entertain downtown workers during their lunch breaks. Hundreds of local community members and out-of-town fans flocked to Liberty Plaza Thursday, Aug. 20, to watch Ohly, a Detroit-based indie artist and Ax and the Hatchetmen, a six-member indie rock band, perform on a hot summer afternoon. In a
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