Download the Zingerman’s Newsletter for March-April 2012

Zingerman’s co-founder Paul Saginaw recently appeared on an MSNBC panel discussion on the state of small business and the 2012 election. Host JJ Ramberg brought together small business owners from around the country to discuss the current business climate and asked what they are looking for from the 2012 candidates to help them succeed during […]

We’re soon off to the Summer Fancy Food Show in Washington, DC. This annual gathering brings together the best food makers in the world under one roof and gives us all the chance to meet the folks who make the food we love and sample their latest offerings. A bunch of us from Zingerman’s will […]

Pick up a copy at any of our locations or read it online here. Check out 14 new foods that Ari is especially excited about, take the Nueske’s Tour de Bacon, and more!

He’s coming to The Ark in Ann Arbor on July 1. Don’t miss it! He pretty much tore the roof off the Roadhouse patio last year. And this time he’s playing a double bill with Jon Langford!

If you don’t know Jon Langford, take the chance on July 1 and be at the Ark for his Camp Bacon-sponsored Skull Orchard show. If you do know him, you likely already have a ticket.

Jon hails from Newport in Wales and originally hit the scene with the Leeds punk band the Mekons who pretty quickly abandoned straight ahead punk rock in favor of making music that borrowed from a lot of other traditions–notably from country and folk music at a time when the label alt-country didn’t really have any meaning. The Mekons have never had a Billboard hit but they’re still together making music all over the world and routinely ranking in critics annual lists of top albums. Robert Christgau, from the Village Voice (among many other venues), says “they’ve put out as much good music as anybody in rock and roll.”