Studio Four was a nightclub located across from Blake Transit Center on Fourth Avenue. It closed in June 2010, succeeded by Dream Nite Club.

In the news

• The Studio4 Story From FASA President, United Asian Americans Association, November 2008

On November 8th, CSA and FASA held a collaborative club night to celebrate their respective events, Celebrasia and Philippine Culture Night, resulting in the party "Illuminous". Turnout was a success; many members and friends of the organizations attended. However, poor business practices and discrimination surfaced at the end of the night, causing an altercation between the owners of Studio 4 and the two organizations.

• Ann Arbor city officials look for ways to crack down on problem downtown bars by Tom Gantert, The Ann Arbor News, Monday March 09, 2009

Studio 4 owner Jeff Mangray referred questions to his lawyer, Nabih Ayad. Ayad said that what happens at Studio 4 happens in just about every college bar in Ann Arbor.

• MSA supports Studio 4 boycott, Michigan Daily, December 2008
• Asian-American student groups angry at Studio 4: Groups say nightclub staff profiled and verbally abused them during fundraiser, Michigan Daily, November 2008
• Shots fired, fights break out outside Ann Arbor nightclub, Ann Arbor News, November 2008
• http://www.michigandaily.com/content/amidst-lawsuit-ownership-and-management-former-studio-4-location-remains-mystery

Local nightclub Studio 4 — located at 314 South Fourth Ave. — abruptly closed on June 3, and the once solid black front has now been painted orange, with no clear physical signs to indicate what may become of the space.