Museum of Zoology

Closed to the public

• Herbarium

  See

  Collections of algae, bryophytes, pteridophytes, gymnosperms, monocots, dicots, fungi and lichens.

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• Contra dance

  Do

  Ann Arbor is a regional center for contra dance, an easy-to-learn social folk dance with mixed European origins.

  Hours

  Lesson at 7PM, dance 7:30-10:30PM

  Price

  $10 suggested donation

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Museums

• Cobblestone Farm Museum

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  An 1845 two-family home, notable for its façade made of cobblestones in herringbone rows, now restored and interpreted to give a view of past rural life in Washtenaw County.

  Hours

  Tours offered 10AM-1PM on the last Sat of the month, beginning in May. On-site gift shop open during tours or by appointment

  Price

  $2

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Parks and gardens

• Buhr Park

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  A 39-acre (16 hectares) park with picnic areas, children's play area, softball diamond, soccer fields, outdoor tennis courts, 25-yard (23 m) swimming pool, children's wading pool, outdoor ice arena for public skating and ice hockey, cross-country ski center, and snowmobile trails. Skate rentals available.

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• University of Michigan Yost Ice Arena

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  Home to the university's collegiate ice hockey teams. Also specializes in hockey and figure skating programs for the general public.

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• Michigan Stadium

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  The Big House

  Nicknamed the "Big House", the U-M stadium is the largest football stadium in America, with a seating capacity of 109,901. Home games are played in autumn on the well-known "Football Saturdays", when thousands of visitors clog the Ann Arbor streets to watch the Wolverines (or their opponents) play.

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