This story is part of a series about arts and culture in Washtenaw County. It is made possible by the Ann Arbor Art Center, Destination Ann Arbor, Larry and Lucie Nisson, the University of Michigan Arts Initiative, and the University Musical Society.
The Historic South Side Stroll is set to return to Ypsilanti for its second year on Aug. 15, inviting residents and visitors alike to experience an afternoon of local art, live music, and neighborhood connection throughout the city’s Historic South Side.
Presented by the Historic South Side Neighborhood Association (HSSNA) in partnership with local writing and arts nonprofit Dzanc House, the free, family-friendly event transforms neighborhood alleys, backyards, and community spaces into a walkable celebration of Ypsi’s creative spirit. This year’s event will once again showcase dozens of local artists and makers while encouraging attendees to explore one of the city’s historic neighborhoods in a new way.
For Amanda May Moore, creative director and residency coordinator at Dzanc House, feedback on the inaugural South Side Stroll affirmed that the event had found a meaningful place within the community…