Hill Auditorium

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We at the Hill Valley Preservation Society think it should be preserved exactly the way it is, as part of our history and heritage.

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There's a quarter.

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He played The Hill.

Oh, thank you.

Um, and she, uh, this is something University Musical Society does almost every year, I think.

Uh, they bring in a kinda noted mariachi or Mexican, uh, singer and take over Hill Auditorium, and it's really cool to go to.

There's a different feel than your usual kind of classical music or, uh, even, like, a, a jazz show that they do there.

It's kind of a party.

There's a lot of, you know, audience singing along.

A lot of folks, I think, drive in from Mexican communities around the area to it.

Uh, so it's kind of a party down there at Hill Auditorium, uh, 7:30 on Saturday.

Tickets are 23 to $73 for that.

It's a, it's, it's, uh, she's a, a living legend right now, so chance to see her.

Uh, her Ann Arbor debut, I believe, so, uh, come and see her on Friday night, 7:30 PM, Hill Auditorium.

$36 to $108 gets you in the door.

Uh, definitely recommend that.

You used to go to

the Hill Auditorium at the University of Michigan.

You were there for the May Festival all the time.

Yes,

Uh, University Musical Society is in full swing.

Uh, they have a number of good acts coming up, uh, over the month, starting off this Friday with, uh, Bruce Hornsby and The Noisemakers playing, uh, Hill Auditorium.

Uh, Bruce Hornsby's a famous, uh, a keyboardist, uh, multi, uh, genre, um, player who's played with Ricky Skaggs, Grateful Dead.

He had that very famous song, The Way It Is, back in the day, uh, that was covered by Tupac Shakur, if you might, uh, for, for the modern listener.

Oh, I love that

... songs chosen on the fly.

Uh, they're a really fun act, a really good live act to see, 7:30 Friday night up at Hill Auditorium.

You get tickets, uh, 23 to $87 for that.