FOR YOUR EARS
Locals the Schugars perform
with Jill Jack 10 p.m. Friday,
June 6. $5. Lili's 21, 2930 Jacob,
Hamtramck. Call (313) 875-6555
John Mayan and the Blues
Breakers perform with Charlie
Musselwhite 8 p.m. Saturday,
June 7. $20. Majestic, Wood-
ward, Detroit. Call (313) 99-MU-
SIC ...
Mary Chapin. Carpenter
appears with Jim Lauderdale 8
p.m. Friday, June 13. $27.50. Fox
Theatre, Woodward, Detroit.
Call (248) 433-1515 ...
MORE FOR YOUR EARS
The Bel Canto Choral Society,
directed by Eugene Branstrom
and accompanied by Rochelle
Barr, performs 3:30 p.m. Sun-
day, June 8, in the main audi-
torium of the Southfield Centre
for the Arts (formerly B'nai
David) on Southfield Road. The
free-to-the-public performance is
part of the grand opening cele-
bration of the new facility. (248)
424-9022.
ON NE SlAGE
Native American practices and
Australian Aboriginal rituals.
Call (313) 862-8000 ...
Book Beat Bookstore and
Gallery will exhibit a photo-
graphic display, Between the
Eyes, a current survey of stu-
dent and alumni photography
from the Oakland Community
College's Royal Oak Campus. 10
a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Saturday;
11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday, through
July 5. 26010 Greenfield, Oak
Park. Call (248) 968-1190 ...
WHATNOT
The Michigan Hu-
mane Society will host
the fifth annual Meet
Your Best Friend at
the Zoo, in at attempt
to find homes for adopt-
able animals. 10 a.m.-5
LYNNE
p.m. Saturday-Sunday,
KONSTANTIN
June 7-8. Detroit Zoo.
OUT & ABOUT
Call (313) 872-3400 ...
COLUMNIST
Graphic designer
George Cantor, au-
Deborah Friedman presents thor of The Tigers of '68: Base-
"Scenes From My Sketchbook ball's Last Real Champions, will
through July 12; a reception for sign copies of his book 1 p.m.
the artist will be 6-9 p.m. Friday, Sunday, June 8, at Borders
June 6. Clique Gallery, 200 W. Books and Music, Farmington
Fifth, Royal Oak. Call (248) 545- Hills; and 7 p.m. Monday, June
2200 ...
9, at Borders Books and Music,
Birmingham Bloomfield Art Birmingham. Call (248) 644-
-Association's Student Pottery 1515 ...
Sale will be 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat-
The sixth annual Meadow
urday, June 7. 1516 S. Cran- Brook Hall Landscape and
brook Road. Call (248) 644-0866 Garden Show, featuring pro-
fessionally landscaped gardens,
The work of the a juried show of garden art, a
Kennedy Cen- garden marketplace and more.
ter Special 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Friday-Saturday;
Artists — stu- 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday, June 13-
dents with men- 14. $7; $3/children 6-12; free/un-
tal or physical der 6. Rochester. Call (248)
challenges — will 646-4992 ...
be on display
The 16th Annual ITT Auto-
through June 21 motive Detroit Grand Prix is
at Objects of Art, under way, including the Motor
6243 Orchard City 100 Trans-Am Race, as well
Lake Road, West as In-Line Skating Competition
Bloomfield. To and Detroit Grand Prix 5k Run
benefit the and Walk. Friday-Sunday, June
Kennedy Center 6-8. The Raceway on Belle Isle
School. Call (248) Park. Call (313) 259-7749 ...
539-3332 ...
Through the
month of June,
local artist Den-
The Anna Davidson Rosen-
nis Summers
berg
Award for Poems on the
will be "in resi-
dence" in the Jewish Experience announces its
Gallery, at Mary- 1997 competition. For informa-
grove College. His tion, send a self-addressed
installation ex- stamped envelope for an entry
plores ephemeral form and guidelines by July 31
scientific con- to Poetry Award, Judah
cepts, touching Magnes Museum, 2911 Russell
into Taoism, Zen, St., Berkeley, CA 94705 ...
HE ART SCENE
Blue Belles
Emily Saliers, left, and Amy Ray, right, the Indigo Girls, have
been harmonizing together since their first single in 1985. Blend-
ing introspection, biblical imagery and feminist folkability,
it's still their beautiful harmonies that prevail. Indigo Girls per-
form 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 14. $15-$27.50. Pine Knob Mu-
sic Theatre, Auburn Hills. (248) 645-6666.
TH E DE TRO I T J EWIS H NE WS
PHOTO BY CAROL INE G REYSHOCK
William Shakespeare's Ham-
let will be presented by the U-
M-Flint Theatre Department,
joined by Oakland University's
theater department, through
June 15. Performances rotate
campuses; call for details, (248)
370-2030 ...
Euripides' Medea will be pre-
sented by the Ann Arbor Civic
Theatre. 8 p.m. Thursday-Sat-
urday, through June 21. $10.
2275 Platt Road, Ann Arbor. Call
(313) 971-AACT
Kitty Dubin is one of 10 local
and national playwrights whose
works are to be included in the
Heartlande Theatre Compa-
ny's Playscape '97. Featuring
10 plays in nine days, Playscape
says, "We've got a little
something for every-
one." Thursday-Sunday,
June 12-22. $7.50-
$12.50. Varner Hall's
Studio Theatre,
Oakland University,
Rochester. For details,
call (248) 433-1233 ...
...
PHOTO BY MARY ELLEN MARE.
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ENTRANTS WARM
Mary Chapin Carpenter performs next Friday at the Fox.
Garden Party
Pewabic Pottery presents "For the House and Garden," a show,
sale and garden symposium with Pewabic staff and more than
40 ceramic artists from throughout the United States celebrat-
ing art and outdoor living. Featured will be sculpture, garden
ware, vases and tableware. Benefit Preview with hors d'oeuvres,
cocktails and entertainment: 6:30-9:30 p.m. Friday, June 6, $75.
Show and Sale: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, June 7-8.
Free/members; $5/non-members. Allen House, 556 W. Maple,
Birmingham. (313) 822-0954.