Good morning, Ann Arbor.

The Ann Arbor Police Department posted a Facebook video on Sept.

13 recommending six local food spots near Michigan Stadium for football fans — the list includes Hoover Street Auto Repair’s barbecue, Top Dog’s hot dogs, Little Caesars Pizza, Drip House’s coffee and treats, Ritespice Kitchen’s South Asian snacks, and the T. Wall Foundation’s pop-up supporting children with special needs.

At 1116 S University Ave near the University of Michigan campus, over 250 people waited overnight for Raising Cane’s new opening on Sept.

16. Noah Lombardo, a UM junior who camped for more than 14 hours, was first served—students enjoyed a raffle and live performances for a unique late-night dining option.

Some Ann Arbor residents said the Treeline trail pedestrian bridge over North Main Street is too costly, but City Council reaffirmed its support with a 10-0 vote on Sept 15—keeping the project on track.

Ann Arbor City Council voted 10-0 Monday night, Sept.

15 to temporarily reduce the 1,000-foot rule so that some marijuana dispensaries can operate near schools in two areas — a move intended to keep the businesses running.

Patients, staff and volunteers marched through C.S.

Mott Children's Hospital to show kids fighting cancer they are not alone. The parade lifted hope for families as 18 month old Sophia Ginopolis and 21 year old Molly Felty felt strong support+ uniting the community during tough times.

Nineteen fans were ejected from Michigan Stadium during the season’s first two home football games, with 11 removed in the opener against New Mexico and 8 during the Sept.

13 game against Central Michigan. Officials noted that 3 fans were removed for fighting, 3 for disorderly behavior, and 1 each for a fake ID and alcohol use—details that highlight the strict enforcement of game rules.

Michigan interim head coach Biff Poggi said injured players like Rod Moore and guards Giovanni El-Hadi and Brady Norton were set to return and praised the team's leadership in preparing for their Nebraska game at 3:30 p.m.—he noted the strong teamwork on the field.

Washtenaw Supply Chain Exchange

8 AM - 12:30 PM — Towsley Auditorium — Free entry — Explore insights and networking opportunities at the first annual logistics symposium focused on building resilience in global supply chains.

The King Of Grapes: Cabernet Sauvignon Tasting

5-6:30 p.m. — Total Wine & More — Free entry — Discover the diverse flavors of Cabernet Sauvignon from around the globe.

The Sunday Artisan Market in Ann Arbor

11 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Ann Arbor Farmers' Market — Free entry — Discover unique creations from over 30 local artists and artisans in a vibrant outdoor setting.

Ron Sexsmith Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — The Ark — $35.00 — Experience the soulful melodies of Juno-award-winning songwriter Ron Sexsmith as he showcases his renowned catalog.

John Craigie Live in Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — The Ark — Ticket prices vary — Experience a night of humor and poignant storytelling with the acclaimed John Craigie.

Willi Carlisle Concert

7:00–9:30 p.m. — The Ark — $29.00 — Experience the profound blend of folk music and thought from Willi Carlisle, featuring his latest album 'Winged Victory'.

Refugia Festival

12-7 p.m. — University of Michigan Nichols Arboretum — Pay-as-you-can admission — Experience music and environmental advocacy at this family-friendly festival.

SDV & AI in Automotive USA 2025

September 30 - October 2 — Sheraton Ann Arbor Hotel — Cost TBA — Dive into the future of automotive innovation with a focus on software-defined vehicles and AI technologies.

Stacey Ryan Concert

7-11 p.m. — The Blind Pig — Tickets Required — Enjoy an evening of rock and pop music with Stacey Ryan in a vibrant venue.

Mercyhurst Lakers vs. Michigan Wolverines Men's Hockey

1-4 p.m. — Yost Ice Arena — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an exciting clash between the Mercyhurst Lakers and Michigan Wolverines at the iconic Yost Ice Arena.