Maeve Devlin and TBD call to music by Stouthearted String Band. Beginners' intro 7:15-ish. Proof of vaccination and masks required. Pay what you can; $10 suggested.

Come and make your own apple cider. Bring up to one bushel of apples from your own tree or buy some onsite. Bake sale, and other appley fun. Free, except for apples and baked goods.

Mutual Aid in the Unhoused Community: Mae Wilson will speak on her experiences working in the homeless community in Ann Arbor. Potluck at 6:30, program at 7:15.

Martha Vander Kolk and TBD call to music by Michael Bean, V Cieri, and friends. Beginners' intro 7:15-ish. Proof of vaccination and masks required. Pay what you can; $10 suggested.

Sheila Graziano will tell us about the history of the Marley Dances - a form of clogging - with examples. Potluck at 6:30, program at 7:15.

Peter Baker and Reuven Anafshalom call to music by Big Fun. Beginners' intro 7:15-ish. Proof of vaccination and masks required. Pay what you can; $10 suggested.

We haven't discussed it yet, but the third Friday in December is the usual date for a holiday potluck and grab bag gift exchange.

Maeve Devlin and TBD call to music by Michael bean, V Cieri, and friends. Beginners' intro 7:15-ish. Proof of vaccination and masks required.

Tonight is a do-it-ourselves program about US national parks. Email photos in advance to Joan (hellmann@umich.edu) or bring them along to the meeting. Non-photographic memories also encouraged. Potluck at 6:30, program at 7:15.

Martha Vander Kolk and Reuven Anafshalom call to music by Susie Lorand, Josh Burdick, and Judi Morningstar. Beginners’ introduction 7:00-ish. Masks required. Pay what you can; $10 suggested.

Larry Kestenbaum, Washtenaw County Clerk and Grange member, will present on an interesting topic.  Potluck at 6:30, program at 7:15.

Rick Szumski and Drake Meadow call to music by Pearl Street String Band. Beginners’ introduction 7:00-ish. Masks required. Pay what you can; $10 suggested.