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Jeff Dunn is a Detroit-based jazz photographer with a deep passion for capturing the energy, soul, and spontaneity of live jazz. A lifelong jazz enthusiast and active supporter of the Detroit jazz scene, Jeff has blended his love for music, photography, and technology to document the vibrancy of the genre and its artists.

Since 2018, Jeff has served as the year-round photographer for the Detroit Jazz Festival Foundation, covering everything from intimate jam sessions and concerts to large-scale performances and educational outreach. During the COVID-impacted festivals of 2020 and 2021, his photography helped document the event as it adapted to unprecedented challenges.

Opening reception June 6, 6 pm to 8 pm. Light refreshments will be available.

Jeff Dunn is a Detroit-based jazz photographer with a deep passion for capturing the energy, soul, and spontaneity of live jazz. A lifelong jazz enthusiast and active supporter of the Detroit jazz scene, Jeff has blended his love for music, photography, and technology to document the vibrancy of the genre and its artists.

Since 2018, Jeff has served as the year-round photographer for the Detroit Jazz Festival Foundation, covering everything from intimate jam sessions and concerts to large-scale performances and educational outreach. During the COVID-impacted festivals of 2020 and 2021, his photography helped document the event as it adapted to unprecedented challenges.

Opening reception June 6, 6 pm to 8 pm. Light refreshments will be available.

June 6-8. It’s time again for one of Ann Arbor’s best traditions—The Ya’ssoo Greek Festival! This lively festival features a menu with Greek entrees and A la Carte selections as well as homemade pastries including loukoumathes (honey-dipped donut puffs), and other delicacies. Also, live Greek music by the Enigma on Friday/Saturday and Kefi band on Sunday, Greek folk dance performances, church tours, raffles with a grand prize trip to Greece, a taverna and bookstore with Greek souvenirs, jewelry, ceramics, books, and more. 11 a.m.–midnight (Fri. & Sat.) & noon–5 p.m. (Sun.), St. Nicholas, 3109 Scio Church Rd. Free parking and shuttle at Knox Presbyterian Church, 2065 S. Wagner. For more information see annarborgreekfestival.org. $5 cash only admission (free admission for kids age 12 & under and for anyone arriving before 4 p.m. on Fri.). 332–8200. Ya’ssoo! (“Hello” and “To Your Health!”)

Jeff Dunn is a Detroit-based jazz photographer with a deep passion for capturing the energy, soul, and spontaneity of live jazz. A lifelong jazz enthusiast and active supporter of the Detroit jazz scene, Jeff has blended his love for music, photography, and technology to document the vibrancy of the genre and its artists.

Since 2018, Jeff has served as the year-round photographer for the Detroit Jazz Festival Foundation, covering everything from intimate jam sessions and concerts to large-scale performances and educational outreach. During the COVID-impacted festivals of 2020 and 2021, his photography helped document the event as it adapted to unprecedented challenges.

Opening reception June 6, 6 pm to 8 pm. Light refreshments will be available.

Theatre NOVA Presents the World Premiere of
Jorge Luis Borges Gives a Lecture on Anatomy
A play with music by Carla Milarch and Michael Riccinto

June 6th-June 29th

I was a young man when I fell into the dream…

In a magical reality, inside a labyrinth, the famed Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges gives a lecture. At first, it seems to be about anatomy, but that notion quickly gives way as he navigates multiple timelines and universes, in search of the loves of his life. Inspired by Borges’ short stories, and featuring his poetry set to music, this dreamlike play takes us into the fantastical world of one of literature’s most outrageous imaginations.

Shows Fridays at 8:00 pm, Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm, Sundays at 2:00 pm

The Ann Arbor Black Film Festival is an event dedicated to showcasing the creativity and diversity of black cinema. Founded in 2024, the festival aims to celebrate the rich heritage of black storytelling and provide a platform for emerging and established filmmakers to share their voices and perspectives. Exhibiting in association with the historic Ann Arbor African American Festival, our festival seeks to inspire dialogue, promote inclusivity, and empower black creatives in the film industry. For more information, visit www.a2bff.org.

Ypsilanti First United Methodist Church welcomes the UniSong Chorale to its historic sanctuary. Featuring singers from various parts of Michigan, the ensemble is directed by Dr. Matthew Packer , music faculty at Mott Community College in Flint and music director for the Flint Male Chorus. The Ypsilanti performance is a prelude to their June 29 performance at New York City’s Carnegie Hall as part of the MidAmerica Productions 2025 season, where they will perform Jake Runestad’s “Into the Light” and Morten Lauridsen’s “Lux Aeterna.” There is no admission charge for the June 8 concert; there will be a free will offering.

Jeff Dunn is a Detroit-based jazz photographer with a deep passion for capturing the energy, soul, and spontaneity of live jazz. A lifelong jazz enthusiast and active supporter of the Detroit jazz scene, Jeff has blended his love for music, photography, and technology to document the vibrancy of the genre and its artists.

Since 2018, Jeff has served as the year-round photographer for the Detroit Jazz Festival Foundation, covering everything from intimate jam sessions and concerts to large-scale performances and educational outreach. During the COVID-impacted festivals of 2020 and 2021, his photography helped document the event as it adapted to unprecedented challenges.

Opening reception June 6, 6 pm to 8 pm. Light refreshments will be available.

Jeff Dunn is a Detroit-based jazz photographer with a deep passion for capturing the energy, soul, and spontaneity of live jazz. A lifelong jazz enthusiast and active supporter of the Detroit jazz scene, Jeff has blended his love for music, photography, and technology to document the vibrancy of the genre and its artists.

Since 2018, Jeff has served as the year-round photographer for the Detroit Jazz Festival Foundation, covering everything from intimate jam sessions and concerts to large-scale performances and educational outreach. During the COVID-impacted festivals of 2020 and 2021, his photography helped document the event as it adapted to unprecedented challenges.

Opening reception June 6, 6 pm to 8 pm. Light refreshments will be available.