Ann Arbor, Michigan • May-June 2024

A multi-day inaugural arts festival celebrating APIA Arts and Culture

Ann Arbor District Library - Downtown Branch
343 S Fifth Ave, Ann Arbor, MI 48104

Kylyn APIA Arts and Culture Festival is a multi-day inaugural arts festival that aims to enrich the cultural life of Ann Arbor by presenting the cutting edge of Midwest APIA Arts and Culture. The festival features a diverse lineup of artistic, cultural, and educational programming that engages the public and encourages dialogue around important social issues.

The festival provides a platform for APIA/BIPOC artists to showcase their creativity and talent, integrating local arts resources and highlighting the rich and diverse interdisciplinary arts community in Ann Arbor, Metro Detroit, and beyond.

Kylyn also features a variety of educational and community-building activities, such as workshops, panel discussions, and performances, that engage the public and foster a greater understanding of APIA culture and experiences. It is a testament to the power of the arts to bring people together and create positive social change.

WHAT IS KYLYN?

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