Name: From 1776 to the Ballot Box
Start: 2026-10-12
End: 2026-10-12

Parrish Fine Framing & Art is one of downtown Ann Arbor's finest custom picture framing shops and galleries displaying fine art and antique maps of Michigan and elsewhere.

Parrish Fine Framing & Art

Pitaya carries trendy women's apparel, shoes and accessories. All Pitaya brand clothing is made in the United States.

Pitaya

Features Victorian jewelry and accessories. Also offers a fine selection of quilts, ink wells, Depression Glass, beaded hand bags, perfume bottles, lamps, door stops, china, and furniture.

Arcadian Antique Boutique

The carillon, third heaviest in the world, contains 55 bells, weighing from 31 pounds to 12 tons. Performances when school is in session.

U-M Charles Baird Carillon

Celebrating over 130 years connecting audiences and artist in uncommon and engaging experiences through the world’s best music, dance, and theater.

U-M University Musical Society

Interesting, classy atmosphere for lunch or dinner. Offering a variety of traditional Japanese cuisine.

Sadako

Serving Korean dishes including bi bim bob, bul koki, kalbi, hotstone, and many more.

Kang's Korean Restaurant

Veteran diner serving signature French toast & pancakes, plus sandwiches & soups in old-school digs. Comfortable, no-frills diner. Good food and your coffee is refilled before you ask.

Frank's Restaurant

Cheery parlor dishes up an massive list of classic & imaginative ice cream & frozen yogurt flavors. Michigan Creamery is a family owned ice cream and sweet shop whose Ice Cream journey began when they opened their first store in 2007, in the small town of Dexter, located just outside Ann Arbor.

They have continued their journey in buying Stucchi's Ice Cream and Frozen Yogurt on State Street, now named Michigan Creamery.

Michigan Creamery

Sandwich deli serving a variety of sandwiches with vegetarian options available. Cappuccinos also served here.

Maize and Blue Delicatessen

The [Ann Arbor Sports Commission](https://www.annarbor.org/sports-commission/ "Ann Arbor Sports Commission") works diligently to improve the quality of life through sports for all of Washtenaw County. The [Ann Arbor area](https://www.annarbor.org/ "Ann Arbor area") attracts both sports enthusiasts and participants alike. Thanks to its [easy accessibility](https://www.annarbor.org/plan/getting-here-getting-around/ "easy accessibility"), [wide range of facilities](https://www.annarbor.org/sports-commission/facilities-venues/ "wide range of facilities") available and variety of [dining](https://www.annarbor.org/foodanddrink/ "dining") & [entertainment](https://www.annarbor.org/things-to-do/ "entertainment") options, the Ann Arbor area is a favorite of sporting event organizations. The area has a rich sporting culture seeding in the history of two Division 1 athletic programs ([University of Michigan](https://www.annarbor.org/university-of-michigan/ "University of Michigan") and Eastern Michigan University) and several other small institutions. The Ann Arbor Sports was formed to attract amateur sporting events to the Ann Arbor region by assisting organizers every step of the way.

Ann Arbor is a dynamic mix of energy and charm—a bustling university town, a [foodie’s paradise](https://www.annarbor.org/foodanddrink/ "foodie's paradise"), and a cutting-edge tech hub, all wrapped in a [walkable downtown](https://www.annarbor.org/things-to-do/downtown/ "walkable downtown") bursting with [world-class arts and culture](https://www.annarbor.org/things-to-do/arts-culture/ "world-class arts and culture"). Located in Michigan’s southeast Lower Peninsula, Ann Arbor is the heartbeat of a vibrant network of [communities across Washtenaw County](https://www.annarbor.org/surrounding-destinations/ "communities across Washtenaw County"). With its creative spirit, diverse flavors, and unique neighborhoods, Ann Arbor shines as a exciting oasis.

Ann Arbor Sports Commission

Join the staff of the Clements Library and the U-M History Club to learn about American voting history and the Revolutionary War-era materials held right here on central campus. Peruse the exhibit “Who Counts? A History of Voting in America,” develop a voting plan for this November with students from Turn Up Turnout, and play a game of Jeopardy to test your knowledge on voting and Revolutionary War history while snacking on pizza!

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