Walking Tour: Creating Michigan: Key Moments in U-M’s Early History
Fri Oct 23, 4pm
Campus origins walking tour
This event is in the past.It took place on October 2, 2026 at Judy & Stanley Frankel Detroit Observatory at University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
October 2 at 9pm
Old Fourth Ward, Ann Arbor
Gaze at the cosmos through the 1857 Fitz Refractor, one of North America's oldest telescopes. Student docents guide you across the night sky, and the historic observatory stays open for exploring even when clouds crash the party.
October 2 at 9pm
Old Fourth Ward, Ann Arbor
Gaze at the cosmos through the 1857 Fitz Refractor, one of North America's oldest telescopes. Student docents guide you across the night sky, and the historic observatory stays open for exploring even when clouds crash the party.
Fri Oct 23, 4pm
Campus origins walking tour
Fri Oct 23, 6pm
Campus activism history walk
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Historic stargazing night
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Burns Park
Early American treasures tour
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Old Fourth Ward
Campus origins walking tour
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Burns Park
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