What's the Move? July 8-14
From dance classes and music events to Depot Town Cruise Night, there is always something to do in Ypsilanti! Check out this article for more details about fun events happening in the area.
From dance classes and music events to Depot Town Cruise Night, there is always something to do in Ypsilanti! Check out this article for more details about fun events happening in the area.
The 2025 Bits and Bytes summer camp is running for the ninth time with drones, coding, mini robots, and new mini computers.
More updates to come as the National Weather Service issues a thunderstorm and localized flooding warning to Washtenaw and surrounding counties.
Students who walk around EMU's recreation park and Lake House can observe the colorful koi fish in the water of the pond. Beyond the moments of relaxation, the pond and the koi fish tell a story of the history of the university's recreational facility. Also, the way koi fish live in the pond during both the warm summer and freezing winter might be surprising.
From a baseball game to a live concert, here are some of the events happening around the Ypsilanti area during June.
Managed by volunteers, the lot is a small farm, where a group called Growing Hope encourages people to gather and grown their own food. Since 2003, the nonprofit organization has grown hope among the local community through local food production. The farm is a place where working-class families can have a small plot, and assistance in tending their gardens. The farm also grows fruits and vegetables that are then sold at the Ypsilanti Farmers MarketPlace.
Bored during summer break? Check out these events on and around Eastern Michigan University's campus!
Madison Cantrell is an art and journalism double major at Eastern Michigan University who focuses on film and digital photography and serves as the editor in chief of Cellar Roots. Ypsilanti Pride 2025 is the first time Cantrell is selling their work, and they are excited to see what comes in the future with internship opportunities.
June is the month when spring moves into summer, and from parties to games to live theater, it offers a wide variety of options for those seeking entertainment in the Ypsilanti area.
The best thing about the job at Star Studios for owner Angel Vanas is seeing people finally feel like themselves after seeing their hair.
The University of Michigan has established its footprint in Ypsilanti, opening the Michigan Medicine Health Center on 220 W Michigan Ave.
Carnivals and festivals are a fun way to beat summer boredom. The Eastern Echo has compiled a list of several in and around Ypsilanti that students may want to visit.
The Human Relations Commission's May 16 meeting ended early because the commission did not meet quorum.
Water Tower Distilling Co. held their grand opening event Friday, May 16, 2025, featuring live music and a signature cocktail and mocktail menu.
Purchasing fresh food from one of the several farmers markets in Ann Arbor or Ypsilanti is an excellent way for people to support local farmers, diversify their diets and nourish their bodies and souls.
From ramen cooking classes to movies in the park, there is always something interesting to do in Ypsilanti! This collection of events showcases diversity and invites people to spice up their time by embracing new experiences.
A new food pantry and community center has joined Ypsilanti Township.
StimuLatte Cafe opened Feb. 22 and offers a variety of coffee drinks, non-coffee drinks, baked goods, and sandwiches, as well as a space to come and hang out.