• Artist Spotlight Series

    Lost Mary

    The Ark 316 S. Main, Ann Arbor, MI, United States

    Lost Mary is the songwriting project of Luke Martin and David Johnson III. Hailing from the small, rural town of Hillsdale, Michigan, Lost Mary is committed to the essence of Folk music: storytelling. Pulling from both traditional and modern Folk and Americana influences, Luke and David bring together their unique musical backgrounds to create songs and stories that are as personal as they are universal.

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  • Artist Spotlight Series

    Cousin Curtiss

    The Ark 316 S. Main, Ann Arbor, MI, United States

    Cousin Curtiss brings to the stage a fiery dynamic rarely seen by a solo act and now partnered up with the equally enigmatic and soulfully driven electric guitar prowess of Harrison B, these two road warriors are on a mission to electrify audiences everywhere with their two-man full-band sound.
    FREE SHOW. Tickets are not required.

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  • Artist Spotlight Series

    Extra Credit

    The Ark 316 S. Main, Ann Arbor, MI, United States

    Extra Credit combines academic research from 3 professors at the University of Michigan with improv comedy from top performers at hear.say theater. Just like the audience, the improvisers have no advanced notice about what is being presented! They take inspiration from each presentation in the moment to create laugh-out-loud scenes, memorable characters, and surprising connections across the research.
    FREE SHOW. Tickets are not required.

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  • Artist Spotlight Series

    Making Movies

    The Ark 316 S. Main, Ann Arbor, MI, United States

    Making Movies is the Latin Grammy–nominated group led by Enrique Chi — born in Santiago, Panamá, and raised in the American Midwest — forging a sound guided by tradition, yet unmistakably its own. The band has been described by Rolling Stone as “an eclectic blend of rumbero percussion, delicate organs, and grungy fuzz,” while NPR calls the project “perhaps one of the most unique groups around today.” Their sound is anchored in the rich rhythmic traditions of Panamá and delivered with the force of a psychedelic rock show. Chi weaves the mejorana, a traditional hand-made instrument rarely heard outside of Panamá, into each performance.

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