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Art, chicken dinners, air shows and lavender all are in the lineup of things happening this busy weekend in Washtenaw County.

This guide will help you navigate the popular fair that kicks off at 10 a.m. Thursday, July 18, 2024.

There are a few new things making an appearance during Ann Arbor Art Fair from July 18-20.

The art fair will span 30 blocks in downtown Ann Arbor and is kicking off at 10 a.m. Thursday, July 18.

Many downtown Ann Arbor restaurant owners are seeing less noon traffic and are left to worry that the city’s once bustling lunch hour is lost.

The company makes injection molding for plastic automotive parts and components.

Michigan Celtic Festival, formerly known as the Saline Celtic Festival, will be happening from July 12-13.

Three entertainment stages will fill the downtown Ann Arbor streets with live music during the city’s annual art fair in July.

The new pickleball courts are a part of improvements coming from the “TimberTown Reimagined” project.

Samba Bowls opened at the start of June in the building that formerly held Vogel’s Lock and Safe.

There also have been some businesses opening, including a new ice cream shop in Ypsilanti and a new açaí and smoothie business in downtown Ann Arbor.

These delivery stations typically hire a couple hundred people, according to an Amazon spokesperson.

The Townie Party will not be happening this year, but there are two other events to check out in downtown Ann Arbor ahead of this year’s Art Fair.

The Mexican restaurant is set to open in Ann Arbor’s Broadway Retail Center.

The upcoming holiday will take place on Monday, May 27, this year.

Leading corrugated box manufacturer, Georgia-Pacific is set to permanently close its Milan plant and lay off all 119 employees at the location.

There’s also a plant sale to help beautify your yards and gardens, and you can still find some great Mothers Day gifts.

Nearly half a million attendees and almost 1,000 artists from across the country are expected at the Ann Arbor Art Fair in July.

The new restaurant has been providing people a quick option for Mexican cuisine since the beginning of March.

Go have brunch or pick it up and take it home. Here are five places to celebrate the holiday.