Protesters march for Ypsilanti's first No Kings demonstration
On Saturday, Oct. 18, 2025, thousands gathered for Ypsilanti's first No Kings protest in Depot Town.
On Saturday, Oct. 18, 2025, thousands gathered for Ypsilanti's first No Kings protest in Depot Town.
With Halloween 2025 right around the corner, Eastern Michigan University students and the Ypsilanti community can look forward to plenty of Halloween events.
Several off-campus events are scheduled to take place from Oct. 14-20 in the spirit of the fall season and Halloween.
This October, the Ypsilanti Food Co-op celebrates National Cooperative Month and the 50th anniversary of its opening.
There are several off-campus events taking place from Oct. 7-13, 2025, including parties, live music and racing.
A follow-up with the owners of Dos Hermanos Marketplace and Restaurant after a surprise incident pushed back the opening of their new ice cream shop
Kristin Danko is the executive producer and founder of Neighborhood Theatre Group. In a conversation with The Echo, Danko reflected on the origin of the company, how it has grown over the years and its plans for the future.
This September 2025, the Ypsilanti District Library is celebrating National Library Card Sign-up Month.
From Oct. 3-5, 2025, Freak Fest will return to Ypsilanti for the third time. Attendees can enjoy live music from local artists, visit vendors, participate in costume contests and more.
Eastern Michigan University scheduled the first of two walk-in flu clinics for Tuesday, Sept. 30, in the Student Center ballroom.
There are several off-campus events taking place from Sept. 30 to Oct. 6, including local tastings, art exhibitions, clubbing, and volunteering.
On Thursday, Sept. 25, 2025, the EMU Honors College began its Star Lecture series with a presentation from Ypsilanti Mayor Nicole Brown, titled “My Journey to City Hall: Lessons for Aspiring Change Agents.”
Local Ypsilanti-based festival brings free fun with music, puppet shows and more.
Renovations are currently underway at the now-closed Wurst Bar, a local Ypsilanti hangout located on Cross Street that was known for its karaoke nights and bratwurst menu offerings.
The Dzanc House is an Ypsilanti based community literary and arts center where Amanda Moore is the Creative Gallery Arts Director and Residency Coordinator. Moore is an artist as well, her medium is printmaking.
Eastern Michigan University's student-operated fine arts and literary magazine, Cellar Roots, is introducing Roots, a new arts and entertainment publication, in collaboration with The Eastern Echo.
From art club to music events, there is always something to do in Ypsilanti. Check out this article for more details about fun events happening in the area.
Distribution of new uniform trash bins is now underway for residents in the City of Ypsilanti. The change comes as the city’s garbage collection service, contracted by Stevens Disposal, moves to an automated side loader.
Get to know Brad and Melanie Lemont, owners of Depot Town restaurant Plant Based Coneys and vendors at the 2025 Ypsi Vegan Fest.