As of our visit in December of 2024, the guard at front desk told us this has been permanently…read moreclosed for a few years and they have no plans to reopen to the public. Too bad! Go blue!

Schembechler Hall is a must visit for a Michigan Wolverines Football history and information. Very…read moreinformative. Great artifacts of Michigan Football and is video and audio interactive. Plan on spending about an hour here unless you plan on viewing all video and audio highlights then could take maybe 2-3 hours. It's best to actually go on a weekday when it isn't busy. It is free parking and admissions.

I arranged a 50 year high school reunion here in June 2026. I have never even been there for an…read moreevent, so this would be my first time there. I can honestly say that if and when I organize another event, I would not think of going anywhere else. Everything was excellent. The venue is gorgeous. When you arrive, the fountain is welcoming, the parking is abundant. Entering the building, you are surrounded by elegant marble floors, crystal lighting, and comfortable furniture. There are stairs, ramps, and an elevator for anyone who might need such. The downstairs clubhouse has a gorgeous, large patio which was wonderful for taking group photos, which we did. The food was superb! The staff was wonderful; helpful but not at all intrusive. The rest rooms are elegant and pristine, with seat covers in each stall. I heard nothing but compliments all evening and since then. Someone stated in another review that it was "out of the way". Maybe for she in Southfield, but not if you know your way around. It is on the north side of Five Mile Road in Livonia, just east of I275. That is easy to find from anywhere.

I am in the advanced Italian class and love it. I have learned so much of the language, traditions,…read moreculture and history of Italy. I will continue to take classes and hope to visit Italy again soon. Rafaella is an excellent teacher. She is patient and very knowledgeable.

If you're looking for a club that truly has something for everyone, this is it. The community is…read morevibrant and welcoming, with exceptional golf and outstanding amenities that make it enjoyable year-round. The golf course is both challenging and rewarding, blending classic architecture with thoughtful modern design. Multiple tee boxes make it playable for golfers of all skill levels, while stretching to more than 7,300 yards from the tips for those looking for a true test. The recent clubhouse renovations are beautiful, and the dining experience is excellent with a fantastic wine selection. It's also exciting to see the continued investment in the property, including new bunker systems and ongoing course improvements that will make an already great experience even better. What really sets this club apart, though, is how family-friendly it is. Our kids attended the summer day camp, where they received golf and tennis instruction and participated on the swim team. They made friendships and lifelong core memories that they'll always remember and that we'll always cherish. This club has exceeded our expectations in every way and continues to get better each year. Highly recommend for anyone looking for an outstanding golf and family club experience.

Absolutely amazing Country Club. Golf course is fantastic along with a great restaurant, bar,…read moreindoor/outdoor tennis, pool and family activities. I could not be more impressed.

Great college hockey atmosphere! Classic. Beautiful building, small atmosphere, good location in…read morecampus and Ann Arbor. Highly recommend attending a game at Yost!

Great place to see a hockey game. The views from most seats are very good. My only issue is no beer.read more

This is a total and complete biased review. I Love RC! We have been members for 13 years and have…read moreloved every summer. My kids are there all summer and hang with their friends, it is absolutely a "must join" club if you live in or around Ann Arbor Hills. It is super convenient for those of us in AA Hills, you can bike or walk! The staff is great and the coal and ice sundays are not to miss. You bring your meats and they grill it for you! So the reason I am so biased is because we have not joined any other summer swim club since living in Ann Arbor but we have visited them all during swim season. I think RC is the best by far!

****They moved locations to 3261 Lohr Road, Ann Arbor, MI. ****…read more Yesterday, we visited The African American Cultural and Historical Museum of Washtenaw County (AACHM). My husband found it and what a gem it is! They are currently showcasing art by sophomores in a local high school (Huron HS). Their project was to showcase African American history and they did it through art themes of Unity, Peace amidst Chaos, Community, Adversity, Music, Adinkra symbols, Struggle, and Honor. I was amazed at their artistic skills and depth of interpretation of their feelings. The most exciting part is this Museum offers a tour of part of the Ann Arbor Underground Railroad Sites and Black History! We can't wait to do this! I love and am always so encouraged to see the resilience African Americans have shown in calamity and the hope they showcase that can only be found in God's strength. The employee was very nice and helpful! I highly recommend coming here to learn!!

Excuse me, but how is it that no one has reviewed this yet??? It is one of AA's gems…read more The foundational exhibit of this organization is actually not a place, or a thing, but an experince. They do a Journey to Freedom bus tour where you visit undergroud railroad spots (complete with crawling into hidden rooms) includng the building where Michigan abolishionists oporated a hidden press to publish anti-slavery newspapers. The tour includes spots Yspi and Pittsfield Township where the stationmasters are buried as well. They have tours of the historic home where the musuem is located as well, though this is decidedly less dynamic. I heard from a student that when she was in high school the musuem did a whole program for them at the school for AA history month, this seems to the musuem's main baliwick, other than the bus tours. Recently the musuem has been hosting jazz dinners, I think as a fundraiser. I haven't been but a friend went and said it was "lovely."

Always programming interesting and innovative concerts. This group is top notch and deserves your…read moreattention. Rumor has it that they're playing Planets in 2025. Put it on your calendar now. Many of their performances sell out well in advance of the concert date.

If you are an adult beginning ballet, THIS is the place for you. I started with Alexandra in…read morebeginning ballet in Feb 2018. The adult class started with a handful of beginners, and over three terms, the class grows and grows, because some of us stuck out the year, and new people either return to ballet from prior training, but many start from zero. This makes sense to me, that people are searching for dance and fitness activities outside the gym and in new and engaging ways. I'm nearly 50, fresh off the couch, and am always pleased by the diversity in class in every way. I also expected to be the only male, and that has never been the case from the very start. If you are self-conscious, please know that this is a completely safe, non-judgemental space for all abilities, all sizes, all ages. Was fortunate enough to add another class per week and work with Camilla as well. Both instructors are great. The teaching is clear and compassionate (ballet is super difficult, and they acknowledge that). I appreciate the personal notes they give me, always pushing me to do and be better, but in kind and reasonable measure. The facility and parking off Boardwalk is a saving grace (downtown A2 is a no go for me), the studio is new, bright, huge, airy. With the Aviary across the hall, the people watching and atmosphere in the overall facility is fun. I highly recommend this school. I plan to dance with them for years to come, it's always a pleasure to attend class. Of course, be warned that if you have never danced ballet, expect lots of frustration. But at this school and with these instructors, it will get better.

I've danced here since I was a young child and I have enjoyed every minute! For children, the…read morestudio teaches based off of the Royal Academy of Dance Syllabi; for the adult open classes, it is a mix of Russian, Cechetti, and British methods. Alexandra teaches the younger kids and is great with them. She is friendly, fun, and a great teacher all at the same time! Camilla teaches the teens and adults and has a much more stoic and serious aura, but is equally as friendly and as great of a teacher as Alexandra. There is a range of abilities, ages, and levels; everybody is welcome and can work at their own pace. The instructors are very understanding of the different strengths/weaknesses that different students have and give just the right amount of corrections. For the adult open classes, certain classes have a variety of levels of dancers, and different students are able to dance to the level that they are best challenged. All of the dancers are also very friendly and hard-workers. Please stop by!