Good morning, Ann Arbor.

Mama's Pizza and Curry House in Ypsilanti at 5 N.

Hamilton St. now offers a creative PB&J pizza invented by owner Sam Motheram after his daughter loved its taste. The menu also features pizzas with ground beef, chocolate chips and banana slices, and he donates free pizzas to local centers.

Sonic Lunch will feature 12 openers from local and national artists in a free concert series at Liberty Plaza, with events scheduled from June 4 through Aug.

27 and headliner details to be released on May 6 on 107one’s Facebook page.

UMS announced its 2026-27 season featuring 38 performances set at local venues from Sept.

25 to May. The season will offer classical, jazz and dance events, including a final season concert by the Cleveland Orchestra and recitals by Yo-Yo Ma at Hill Auditorium.

Ann Arbor Public Schools fired Community High teacher Emma Hamstra in June after complaints about her classroom content, but a state order reinstated her + she remains on leave while the district reviews next steps.

Three University of Michigan professors (Banerjee, Burns, and Levina) were elected to the National Academy of Sciences for research achievements, per a Michigan News announcement on April 29.

They were also named to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, adding to the university’s honors.

Ahead of the University of Michigan’s spring commencement on May 2, Ann Arbor restaurants offer walk-in meals for families such as Frita Batidos on Washington Street, Detroit Street Filling Station near Kerrytown, Zingerman’s Deli, Chela’s Restaurant and Ricewood on Maple Road — a simple fix for last-minute dining needs.

Michigan running back Jordan Marshall defended former coach Sherrone Moore during a recent podcast and praised new coach Kyle Whittingham for his energy as the Wolverines transition to a disciplined season.

Marshall said he believes coaching that leads by action will help guide the team this fall.

Coach Dusty May said Michigan will not recruit the three underclassmen starters who declared for the NBA draft last week, and the team will add transfers for next season.

The change follows their championship win in Ann Arbor.

Mia Melendez, a former state champion from Ann Arbor Greenhills, was named Rookie of the Year with Howard women's golf and helped her team secure its first Northeast Conference title and NCAA Tournament bid, averaging 77.3 strokes per game.

Saline’s girls soccer team rallied with a 3 to 1 win against Pioneer on Tuesday, with key goals by Sadie Walsh and Hadley Greener keeping their SEC Red title race alive.

Local baseball, softball, golf, and tennis teams also secured wins in the Ann Arbor area contests (including Chelsea and Greenhills).

Michigan coach Dusty May said NCAA eligibility changes could affect guard L.J.

Cason’s plans after he tore his ACL, as new rules remove redshirt seasons (a tournament expansion may also shift decisions for injured players).

Four-star safety Darrell Mattison, who verbally committed to Michigan, decommitted Tuesday leaving head coach Kyle Whittingham’s revamped staff without his first promise; he has offers (including Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Penn State) and did not give a reason.

X-Ray Film Portraits with Jason Kluttz

12-2 p.m. — PROCAM Photo & Video Gear | Ann Arbor — Free entry — Create your unique large format x-ray portrait with local artist Jason Kluttz at this interactive session.

Winter Workshop Series: Wax Carving Jewelry

11 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Thistle & Bess — Pricing TBA — Dive into your creative side with a hands-on wax carving jewelry workshop.

Mama's Broke Concert

8-11 p.m. — The Ark — $24 — Experience haunting harmonies and energetic performances from this Canadian roots duo blending traditional instruments.

Mark Erelli Live Performance

8-11 p.m. — The Ark — $29.00 — Experience the emotional honesty and craftsmanship of acclaimed folk singer/songwriter Mark Erelli.

For Pete's Sake

8-11 p.m. — The Ark — Tickets from $48 — Experience an unforgettable live show in Ann Arbor.

Apple Blossom Bliss 2026

8 p.m. – 2 p.m. — AACTMAD — $110-$130 — Celebrate traditional music and dance with lively performances and delicious meals included.

Ann Arbor Concert Band Performance

2-5 p.m. — Michigan Theater — Ticketed event — Experience a rich blend of traditional and contemporary concert band music with the Ann Arbor Concert Band.

Ohio Bobcats at Michigan Wolverines Baseball

4-9 p.m. — Ray Fisher Stadium — Tickets from $56 — Catch the thrilling college baseball showdown between Ohio Bobcats and Michigan Wolverines.

Detroit Jazz Fest All-Stars: Beyond Take Five

7-10 p.m. — Blue LLama Jazz Club and Restaurant — $25 Cover — Experience a night of vibrant jazz with Randy Napoleon and his octet.

AFC Ann Arbor Women vs. Detroit City

7 PM - 1 AM — Pioneer High School Tennis Courts — Ticket prices may vary — W League action kicks off as Detroit City FC faces off against AFC Ann Arbor in an exciting matchup.