The Power Center for the Performing Arts is a one-of-a-kind venue located on the University of Michigan's central campus in Ann Arbor. Built by renowned architect Gunnar Birkerts and his firm in 1971, it was designed with cutting-edge technology to host a variety of performances ranging from opera and theater to jazz and dance. Inside, the theater has two fully functioning theaters—the 2,384-seat Arthur Miller Theater and the Noll Studio Theater, which seats 260.

This vibrant city of 117,000 residents is full of hidden gems, unique attractions, and family-friendly activities. Home to the University of Michigan, you can explore some of the iconic places associated with being a college town such as The Diag, or take in one of their dramatic performances at Hill Auditorium. Art galleries provide an exciting look into all kinds of different works, while football games always bring out large crowds cheering on the Wolverines. There is something for everyone to love in Ann Arbor. Stroll along Main Street and shop around at some small independent businesses or explore one of several award-winning parks such as Nichols Arboretum or Gallup Park on the banks of Whitehills Lake. If you're looking for food, there's plenty to find in local pubs and cafes offering up Michigan's favorite dishes, such as pastries and poutine all the way through to high-end restaurants like Seva or Mani.

The Power Center for the Performing Arts is a great choice for those looking for entertainment and art. With its remarkable architecture and first-class productions, it’s no surprise that this venue is still alive and vibrant after almost 50 years. Its state-of-the-art facilities and an amazing selection of shows make it one of the most popular venues in Michigan. Its spectacular design and world-class acoustics make it an unforgettable experience that should not be missed!