Every year, Zingerman’s Catering and Events treats our customers to an event that has office managers and meeting planners chomping at the bit: buy one catering order, get the second one (of equal or lesser value) half off in January and February. Yes, you read that right: Half. Off. It’s not everyday you get to […]

ZingTrain’s 7th Annual Speaker Series kicked off August 31st with an engaging and enlightening talk from the renowned management leader, Peter Block. Ranging from personal introspection to the world at large, his talk Creating a Compassionate Economy, revolved around the necessity to eschew traditional methods of measuring personal and economic success for a more holistic […]

Seed Selection, Feeding the Soil and Sustainable Price Structures Wendell Berry, who keeps an insightful eye on the American landscape (both literally and figuratively), once wrote, “When you find a farmer or a forester who has united the inescapable economic concern with an equally compelling interest in ecology, that is when you had better stop […]

Labor Day is this Monday, September 5th. Some of our businesses may have limited hours on the holiday.

Lined up end to end, the cans would cover about 2 miles! You may be thinking: 34,000 tins? It’s just tuna… In your mind you’re imaging the stuff you buy from your big box grocery to make a really sad tuna salad you have to eat outside so as not to draw the ire of […]

Maker Works, Ann Arbor’s makerspace, established in 2011, is hosting their second, bi-annual Operations Bootcamp this fall. Any owner, manager, or staff that is currently or expecting to be operating a makerspace, hackerspace, FabLab, or any other shared fabrication facility will gain valuable insight into what it takes to create a successful space. The bootcamp […]