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Abrir, "to open" in Spanish, is an exploration of how two-dimensional visual fields can act as portals for contemplation and wonder. Jasmin Iskandar de Caro's abstract paintings rely on color, movement, and visual rhythm to shape atmospheric landscapes that invite the viewer to explore and expand.

Step into a realm where geometry meets emotion in this solo exhibition by Jason Schneider, who is celebrating 30 years of practicing the art form. Using only uncut squares of paper, the exhibit demonstrates the expressive power of paper. Jason has arranged a variety of nature scenes - including animals, flowers, dinosaurs, and more. A bed of roses will support a menagerie of horses prancing through the wild, fish swimming in the ocean, and even penguins negotiating with a polar bear; all while birds of every feather watch from above. About the Artist Jason is an origami artist in Ann Arbor and author of the instructional book Origami Memories. He has taught at origami conventions around the United States and regularly at AADL. All works exhibited were designed and folded by Jason

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Abrir, "to open" in Spanish, is an exploration of how two-dimensional visual fields can act as portals for contemplation and wonder. Jasmin Iskandar de Caro's abstract paintings rely on color, movement, and visual rhythm to shape atmospheric landscapes that invite the viewer to explore and expand.

Step into a realm where geometry meets emotion in this solo exhibition by Jason Schneider, who is celebrating 30 years of practicing the art form. Using only uncut squares of paper, the exhibit demonstrates the expressive power of paper. Jason has arranged a variety of nature scenes - including animals, flowers, dinosaurs, and more. A bed of roses will support a menagerie of horses prancing through the wild, fish swimming in the ocean, and even penguins negotiating with a polar bear; all while birds of every feather watch from above. About the Artist Jason is an origami artist in Ann Arbor and author of the instructional book Origami Memories. He has taught at origami conventions around the United States and regularly at AADL. All works exhibited were designed and folded by Jason

This is a time for babies up to 24 months and their grown-ups to gather and play. The Library will provide the space and a variety of toys. Each playgroup includes 15 minutes of stories, rhymes and songs followed by open playtime. Parents/guardians must remain with their children. No older siblings, please.

Join us for stories and songs for listeners age 2 to 5 years, accompanied by an adult. Siblings are welcome.

Join Zumba instructor Kadesha Baker as she brings rhythm, laughs, and encouragement to a dance and movement party featuring Afro-Latin music. Incorporating salsa, cumbia, and reggaeton dance techniques focused on fun, funky, and natural movements. All levels of dance experience are welcome!

Sewing instructor Amber Adams-Fall will do a brief demo on flat felled seams. Join us for an evening of sewing. We will have our lab’s machines set up and staff will be on hand to show you the basics. You can bring a project you’ve been working on, or just stop by to practice your stitches. We welcome all sewing skill levels. No prior knowledge is necessary.

Star Wars: Unlimited Join the side of good or evil with Star Wars' new trading card game! Time: 6pm Cost: $10 entry Prizing: Pack per win Format: Premier play, 3 swiss rounds --- Price: $10.00

Preregistration Required --- Register

Bring your best constructed decks and come play! Which pirate will be your leader to victory? Time: 6:30 pm Cost: $5 entry Prizing: Store credit prizing Format: Constructed play, 3 swiss rounds --- Price: $5.00

Every Monday Sprocle Trivia every Monday at 7 & 8 pm. Free to play and winners get prizes! Plus $7 Smash burger and fries all night.

Abrir, "to open" in Spanish, is an exploration of how two-dimensional visual fields can act as portals for contemplation and wonder. Jasmin Iskandar de Caro's abstract paintings rely on color, movement, and visual rhythm to shape atmospheric landscapes that invite the viewer to explore and expand.

Step into a realm where geometry meets emotion in this solo exhibition by Jason Schneider, who is celebrating 30 years of practicing the art form. Using only uncut squares of paper, the exhibit demonstrates the expressive power of paper. Jason has arranged a variety of nature scenes - including animals, flowers, dinosaurs, and more. A bed of roses will support a menagerie of horses prancing through the wild, fish swimming in the ocean, and even penguins negotiating with a polar bear; all while birds of every feather watch from above. About the Artist Jason is an origami artist in Ann Arbor and author of the instructional book Origami Memories. He has taught at origami conventions around the United States and regularly at AADL. All works exhibited were designed and folded by Jason

Tuesday is Game Night at Sylvan Factory! Bring a favorite game or try one of ours, build a puzzle with your family, paint miniatures, or try a Tabletop RPG. Play games, meet new people, and join our vibrant and welcoming community. Not sure what to play? Each week we'll feature games we think you'll love from our library of exciting new titles and board game classics. We'll provide at least one copy of the featured games but we encourage others to bring their copies, expansions, or favorite editions! Like TTRPGs? Keep an eye on the special event schedule, select weeks we will host one-shots or learn to plays run by members of our Storytellers Society.

This meeting will be broadcast live on CTN Cable Channel 16, ATT Channel 99, and online at a2gov.org/watchCTN To speak at public comment call 206-337-9723 or 213-338-8477 or Toll Free 877-853-5247 or 888-788-0099 Enter Meeting ID: 977 6634 1226 View city council, boards and commissions meeting agendas.

TRIVIA TUESDAY: BRING YOUR SMARTEST FRIENDS 🧠 Our regular Tuesday trivia continues with Sporcle hosting two rounds of questions that'll test everything you think you know. Two games at 7pm and 8pm, perfect for teams of 5 or fewer. We've got drink specials running all night, plus plenty of non-alcoholic options if that's more your speed. Winners take home gift cards - $20 for first place, $10 for second. But the real prize is getting to show off that random knowledge you've been carrying around all week. Tables fill up pretty quickly on trivia nights, so come a little early if you want good seating.

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