DINNER PRICES BACK
TO 10 YEARS AGO
AT OUR SOUTHFIELD LOCATION
CELEBRATING IT'S
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Detroit Institute of Arts,
5200 Woodward, seminar in
poetics, Saturdays through
June 4; admission.
833-9804 or 833-1858.
DETROIT GALLERY OF
CONTEMPORARY
CRAFTS
301 Fisher Bldg,
"Furniture 1988," now
through June 25. 873-7888.
ELEANOR AND EDSEL
FORD HOUSE
Grosse Pointe Shores,
Classic Steins: The Stroh
Brewery Collection, now
through July 10, admission.
567-2300.
CENTER FOR NEW
THINKING
Somerset Mall Auditorium,
Troy, Rabbi Sherwin Wine
speaks on: "Reagan
Presidency, an Historical
Perspective," Thursday,
admission. 352-0264.
PAINT CREEK CENTER
FOR THE ARTS
407 Pine St., Rochester,
Michael Farrell presents
three-part lecture series on
Detroit Architecture,
Thursday, June 9 and June
16, admission. 651-4110.
MICHIGAN
RENAISSANCE
FESTIVAL
700 E. Maple, Birmingham,
talent auditions:
Wednesday, Ann Arbor Inn,
100 S. Fourth St.; June 4,
Hollygrove in Holly; June
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June 11, Waterstreet -
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Comedy Class
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Mark Ridley, owner-
operator of Detroit's three
Comedy Castle stages, is now
opening a school for come-
dians. Called Mark Ridley's
Comedy Castle Laugh
Academy, sessions are
scheduled to begin on Satur-
day. The Laugh Academy will
be the first school of its kind
in Michigan. Jonathon Round
will be the academy's creative
director.
Three levels of classes will
be offered: novice, in-
termediate and advanced.
Each class level is 30 clock-
hours and 10 weeks long.
Three sessions for novice level
students will be offered,
beginning Saturday.
Session times are: Satur-
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2 p.m.; Mondays, 4:30 p.m.
There is a fee. For informa-
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■ Cooked-to-order breakfast, unlimited cocktails from 5-7pm,
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Based on double occupancy, with a maximum of 4 persons per room. Children under
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Sunday nights through September 6, 1988. Not available for groups. Tax is not included.
(7 days a Week — Mon.-Sun.)
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