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Young adults to gather in 'Harmonie.'

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ore than 400 young profes-
sionals are expected to
come together for "Detroit
Harmonie," 8 p.m.-1 a.m. Saturday,
Oct. 9, at Virgil H. Carr Cultural Arts
Center, 311 E. Grand River, Detroit
(the former Harmonie Club building
in downtown's Harmonie Park area).
The evening of international
entertainment will
spotlight Metro
Detroit's rich
diversity.
Justin Jacobs of
ComePlayDetroit,
,
Jordan Wolfe and
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:
Sara Bloomberg of
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CommunityNEXT
Jordan Wolfe
and Chris Sims
of the Young
Professional Leadership Council
are organizing the event, which will
showcase several cultures through
ethnic food, drinks, art and music.
Another highlight will be the
opening of a photography exhibit,
"Paradise in the City: Through the
Eye of the Camera." The photographs
counter the negative images of
Detroit published in Time magazine
earlier this year.
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Detroit, `Detroit Harmonie' exists
to bring several young professional
groups together to network and, ulti-
mately, create one unified, cohesive
voice for the future leaders of the
community," said Wolfe, director of
CommunityNEXT, which focuses on
attracting and retaining young tal-
ent in Michigan by offering social,
cultural and professional opportu-
nities to young adults. The Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan Detroit
initiative is funded by private donors.
Quicken Loans, After 5 Detroit, the
Sterling Group and Jaffe Raitt Heuer
& Weiss Attorneys & Counselors are
local event sponsors, demonstrat-
ing their commitment to creating
a dynamic environment for young
professionals in downtown Detroit.
ComePlayDetroit creates active
social experiences for young adults,
especially through intermural
athletics. The Young Professional
Leadership Council is a consortium
of leaders from more than 30 young
professional organizations.
Event tickets are $30 (www.
detharmonie.com ). For sponsorship
packets: Sara Bloomberg: sara@
communitynxt.com or (248) 752-
2542. ❑

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