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Sat. 4 to 11
Entertainment 7 Nights
Sun. 2 to 11
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IS
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Sat., Strolling Violinist
Sun.-Thurs., Pianist
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Dinner music 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Top 40 dance music and our
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Mon.-Fri. 11 to 11
GOING PLACES I'
331-5450
admission, 644-5832.
CENTER FOR PEACE
AND CONFLICT
STUDIES
Andover High School, 4200
Andover Rd., Bloomfield
Hills, discussion topic The
Soviet Union: Gorbachev's
Reforms, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, admission,
433-0885.
MINIATURE MAKERS
WORKSHOP
4515 N. Woodward Ave.,
Royal Oak, classes and
workshops for winter/spring
schedule, now through May,
fee, 549-0633.
HENRY FORD MUSEUM
& GREENFIELD
VILLAGE
Greenfield Village,
Dearborn, horse-drawn
sleigh, narrated carriage
rides, 9 a.m. through 5
p.m., now through March
11, admission, 271-1620.
HENRY FORD MUSEUM
& GREENFIELD
VILLAGE
Henry Ford Museum,
Dearborn, Howard Bros.
Circus, The Automobile in
American Life exibit,
Streamlining America
exibit, 9 a.m. through 5
p.m., through 1988,
admission, 271-1620.
tNTERTAINMENTJ"
Premiere Due
For Musicale
The Tuesday Musicale of
Detroit will mark the
premiere of two new works by
member composers on Tues-
day at 10:30 a.m. in the Lec-
ture Hall of the Detroit In-
stitute of Arts, announces
Sylvia Starkman, chairman
of the day.
Soprano Marjorie Gordon
will sing Hamavdil (Con-
cluding Hymn) from Hav-
dalah Service by Geraldine
Schwartz and Batya's Aria
from the opera The Witch, the
Wise Man and the Fool by
Elaine Lebenbom.
Assisting artists in these
first performances are flutist
Deborah Scott Katz,
clarinetist Lauran Mitchell
and pianist Doris Eubank.
Lebenbom and Schwartz
are local composers whose re-
cent performances have in-
cluded Lebenbom's Sephardic
Songs and Trilogy as well as
Schwartz's cantata Night and
When Snow Falls for oboe and
piano.
Gordon has made numerous
appearances as a solo artist
and is also founder and direc-
tor of the Piccolo Opera Com-
pany. Starkman is oboist for
the Detroit Woodwind