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Judy & David perform a family
concert at Adat Shalom Synagogue
on Wednesday evening.

MUSICAL MAGIC

Canada's hottest children's enter-
tainers, Judy & David will bring tradi-
tional songs and their funky adapta-
tions to the Adat Shalom Synagogue
stage 6:45 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 26,
in a special musical evening for young
children and their families. The pro-
gram also will feature a performance
by children from the Adat Shalom
Nursery School.
Among the highest-selling chil-
dren's recording artists in North
America, Judy and David specialize in
creating songs that are interactive,
including something fun for the audi-
ence to do in each and every number.
You can get ready for the concert by
logging onto the duo's Web site:
JudyandDavid.com .
All youngsters are invited to attend
in their pj's, and at the conclusion of
the concert, they will receive a kosher,
dairy "fun bag" with a bedtime snack.
Tickets are $3 per person and are avail-
able in the Adat Shalom office, 9 a.m.-
5 p.m. weekdays, or at the door on the
evening of the performance. For more
information, call (248) 851-5100.

TUNEFUL
TROUBADOUR

For nearly two decades and
through 12 albums, performer Craig

to pre-purchase tickets,
Taubman has celebrated
call the Beth Ahm office at
Jewish culture and life in a
(248) 851-6880.
career that has earned him
accolades as "the origina-
tor of American Jewish
ARTFUL
rock and roll."
Enjoying a career in
BENEFITS
film and television com-
Two
art auctions organized
posing as well, Taubman is
by
Park
West Galleries and
out with a new album,
GAIL
ZIMMERMAN
featuring
items. by Old
Friday Night Live, derived
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and
New
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from the popular Friday
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dozens
of
contemporary
evening Shabbat services
artists
will
be offered this
at Sinai Temple in Los
weekend
and
next.
Angeles. Those services, in collabora-
The B'nai Moshe Art Fest, a benefit
tion with Rabbi David Wolpe, were
event for the West Bloomfield congre-
designed to be part of what has
gation, will be held Saturday, Jan. 22,
become an international "Jewish
at the synagogue. The evening begins
renewal" movement among young
with a dairy dessert preview at 7:30
Jewish adults.
p.m., followed by the auction at 8:30
Congregation Beth Ahm (formerly
p.m. Highlights include new works by
Congregation Beth Abraham Hillel
Israeli artist Itzchak Tarkay and new
Moses) hosts entertainer Craig
pieces by pop artist Peter Max, who
Taubman in two special and individ-
created special works exclusively for
ual concerts next weekend.
the event. There is a $10-per-person
At 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 29,
donation. For more information, call
Taubman will perform in concert
(248) 788-0600.
backed by his four-piece band and fea-
On Friday and Saturday, Jan. 28-29,
turing excerpts from Friday Night
a
fund-raiser
auction for the Southfield
Live; tickets are $10 in advance/$15 at
Federation
for
the Arts, a group devot-
the door. On Sunday, Jan. 30, at
ed
to
providing
a solid support team
12:30 p.m., Taubman presents a
upon
which
to
build
a strong commu-
"Craig 'n Co." family concert for chil-
nity arts program representative of
dren and their parents; tickets are $5
Southfield's diverse cultural heritage,
in advance/$8 at the door.
will be held at the Southfield Centre
Temple Beth Ahm is located at
for the Arts. Each evening begins with
5075 W. Maple Road in West
a preview and light refreshments (with
Bloomfield. For more information and
a cash bar) at 7 p.m.; the auction
begins at 8 p.m. There is no charge for
Craig Taubman performs in two concerts
admission. For more information, call
at Congregation Beth Ahm next weekend.
(248) 424-9022.

MASTERS
OF BROADWAY

Richard Rodgers and his lyricists
Lorenz Hart and Oscar Hammerstein
II composed some of the most memo-
rable scores ever performed on the
Great White Way. From Jan. 27-30,
the Detroit Symphony Pops will pre-
sent some of their unforgettable tunes
in a concert titled "Rodgers &
Hammerstein & Hart."
Conductor Erich Kunzel will be
joined by soprano Lisa Vroman, tenor

Brent Barrett, baritone Daniel
Narducci, the Detroit Concert Choir
and the Highland Park Baptist Church
Choir in works from State Fair, The

King and I, South Pacific, Oklahoma,
Love Me Tonight, Pal Joey, Carousel,
The Sound of Music and more.
Performance times at Orchestra
Hall are 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 27;
8:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Jan.
28-29; and 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 30.
Tickets are $14-$68. For information
and tickets, call (313) 576-5111.

Arnold Zimmerman: "Double-Face
Teapot," 1999; stoneware. Royal
Oak's Sybaris Gallery hosts an
afternoon tea on Saturday.

TEA TIME

The public is invited to high tea
from 2-5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 22,
when Royal Oak's Sybaris Gallery
unveils "International Infusion," a
show featuring 25 ceramic artists
from around the world who have
created some of the most creative
variations on the teapot imaginable.
An ancillary exhibit, titled "Stirring,"
highlights the teaspoon, and features
10 metalsmiths.
Jewish artists in the exhibits include
Iry Tepper, Arnold Zimmerman and
Meredith Beau.
"International Infusion" and
"Stirring" run at the gallery, located at
202 E. Third St., through Feb. 26. For
more information, call (248) 544-3388.

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