Community Calendar

The Michigan Deathcare Collaborative is hosting a full-day community event on April, 11th 2026 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Together, we’ll explore what it means to prepare for the end of life - not alone, but in community.

Attendees will leave with a tangible item: a personalized planning binder filled with worksheets, resources, and practical tools to help you organize your wishes and important documents in one place. Throughout the day, you’ll hear from local speakers, learn about natural and community-based deathcare options, and discover resources you may not have known existed.

We know this work can feel daunting, emotional, and deeply personal. That’s why we’re creating a supportive space to help you take meaningful steps, easing the future burdens on your loved ones while advocating for your own values and needs.

Following the event, we’ll host monthly drop-in meetings to offer continued accountability, encouragement, and connection as you complete your plans at your own pace.

Open to everyone, the event will allow you to explore your end of life options, learn from local experts, and take meaningful steps toward making decisions that reflect your values and wishes. We will offer tools, resources, and conversations to help you feel more informed and in control of the choices that matter most.

All are welcome to join this family-friendly event!

Come peruse a wide range of goods from established and emerging artists—both student and adult. We’ll also have face painting and a local food truck. Money raised from booth fees will support our campus atrium.

Contact us with any questions!

Thomas Paine’s “Common Sense” was one of the most influential works of the American Revolution. The first edition was published on January 10, 1776, with an initial print run of just 1,000 copies; but within weeks demand soared. The students of Andy Murphy’s POLISCI 495 course co-curated the exhibition “Revolutionary Paine” to document the whirlwind caused by its publication. On view at the Clements January 16-May 8, weekdays from 12-4 pm.

Not just a swap, The Revamp is a movement. Come for the fashion, stay for the joy, leave with community. All styles. All vibes. All welcome.

We're hosting a Clothing Swap Festival and everyone is invited!!

Picture this, 600 of your best friends all clear out their closets and you get to take their unwanted things. While doing that, you get to enjoy amazing local musicians, meet new friends, and upcycle clothing.
At the end, all of the left over items are donated to local non-profits in Detroit!
Welcome to The ReVamp Clothing Swap Festival. You're in the right place!

👋 How it works:
- Clear out and bring all of your old clothes, shoes and accessories to the festival ON festival day. All genders, sizes, and age groups included.
- $25 to participate, pay at the door or via eventbrite.
- You'll receive unlimited bags of clothing and includes access to any workshops.
- Our amazing volunteers will process and organize your items for you. Just drop off and start hunting!
- All proceeds go to curating the clothing swap festival and needs for the volunteer team.
- All excess clothing goes to our beneficiaries.
- 41,000+ lbs of clothing donated to Detroit Non-Profits and counting!

Back by popular demand, pianist Joel Schoenhals returns to the House with the second concert in The Schubert Project, an ongoing celebration of the masterworks of Franz Schubert.
The evening features the Sonata in D Major, D. 850, a radiant and exhilarating work filled with lyricism, rhythmic energy, and sweeping virtuosity.

The concert concludes with one of Schubert’s most powerful and intimate creations, the Fantasy in F Minor for Four Hands, performed with his wife, pianist Bing Li.

Known for performances that combine warmth, brilliance, and expressive depth, Schoenhals consistently fills the House—and audiences’ hearts. Join us for an unforgettable night of Schubert at his most bold and dramatic.

Joel Schoenhals, piano
With special guest Bing Li, piano

ADMISSION: Free, a donation of $10 per person is suggested
Seating is limited to 200 attendees per performance.
Reservations open March 6, 2026.
Email littletheater@monroeccc.edu for reservations with name, number of attendees, and requested date.

Based on the timeless swashbuckling adventure by Alexandre Dumas, a tale of heroism, treachery, close escapes, and above all, honor. Young D’Artagnan travels to Paris, where he encounters the greatest heroes of the day – Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, the famous musketeers – and he joins forces with them to defend the honor of the Queen of France. In so doing, he finds himself in opposition to the most dangerous man in Europe, Cardinal Richelieu. Even more deadly is the infamous Countess de Winter, known as Milady, who will stop at nothing to exact revenge.

Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of Taylor Swift like never before! Taylorville is your ticket to a night filled with chart-topping hits and cherished deep cuts. This dynamic tribute band, armed with unmatched musical talent, takes you on a journey through Taylor's iconic career. The stage comes alive with a stunning video wall production, adding a visual spectacle that complements the music perfectly. It's a tribute that'll make you sing, dance, and relive the magic of Taylor's songs. Don't miss this extraordinary homage to a pop sensation!

From an Adaptation by CHRISTOPHER BOND
Originally Directed On Broadway by HAROLD PRINCE
Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick
Originally Produced on Broadway by Richard Barr, Charles Woodward, Robert Fryer, Mary Lea Johnson, Martin Richards in Association with Dean and Judy Manos

For mature audiences, aged 12+ - No babes in arms.

Attend the tale of a barber who returns from unjust exile, driven by vengeance and a hunger for justice. When he joins forces with Mrs. Lovett, a resourceful pie shop owner, the results are both horrific and strangely compelling.

Winner of eight Tony Awards including Best Musical, Sweeney Todd blends sharp wit, chilling suspense, and a powerful score that ranges from haunting ballads to biting satire. Described as “one of the greatest musicals ever written” (New York Post) and “a nightmare of a show and in some ways a dream” (The Guardian), this tale of love, loss, and razor-sharp revenge continues to resonate.

Water Street Dance Milwaukee is a multifaceted dance company dedicated to exploring diversity within our art, artists, and audiences. Renowned for its athletic, innovative, and entertaining performances, Water Street Dance Milwaukee invites audiences to partake in the vibrant experiences the dance company creates.

As Milwaukee's premier repertory dance company, Water Street Dance Milwaukee is committed to consistently pushing the boundaries of contemporary art. Since its inception, the dance company has showcased compelling works by esteemed choreographers such as Madison Hicks, Kam N. Saunders, Lean Damasco, Annie Franklin, and Braeden Barnes, among others.

Water Street Dance Milwaukee’s repertoire is a testament to the rich tapestry of talent the company brings to the stage. The organization has garnered national recognition, being named one of Dance Magazine's ‘25 to Watch’ in 2024. With each performance, Water Street Dance Milwaukee strives to elevate the art of dance, leaving an indelible mark on the cultural landscape.