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The Detroit Jewish News, 2011-03-10

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at the Historic Detroit Opera House

Tina Abohasira plans parties at Shalom Street.

So she decided to have a small group of Aryeh's friends — 40 of them — for a party
at Shalom Street.
She loved it.
"Everything was easy, well-done and beautiful," she says. The day included organized
games, food, goody bags and free play. Plus, children made a stained glass-inspired
card based on the Chagall exhibit then at Shalom Street.
Abohasira wants to make each exhibit an inspiration for a party project. But don't
look for the typical Purim grogger or Passover matzah cover. Abohasira wants cool
stuff, "not just another run-of-the-mill art project!'
Shalom Street's next exhibit will be the ancient city of Shushan, just in time for
Purim. Janet Maiseloff, a Detroit native who holds a degree in theater design from the
Royal Academy for Dramatic Arts, is the designer. Maiseloff is creating an entire city
where children can walk down the streets of long ago, sit on "King Ahasuerus' Throne,"
experience a delicious meal in the Feast Room, shop at the Shushan Marketplace,
make an instrument or hear stories inside a glorious silk tent.
Parties at Shalom Street can be custom-designed, with packages that can include
cake, drinks, a craft project, a scavenger hunt, decorations, plates and napkins, pizza,
goody bags, clean-up and, best of all, the services of Tina Abohasira, who is always
enthusiastic and patient.
All food served at Shalom Street is kosher, with pizza from Jerusalem Pizza and
cake from Milk and Honey.
Party reservations should be made at least one month in advance, and 40 is the
maximum number of children for any event. ❑

Home of Michigan Opera Theatre
David DiChiera, General Director

Let us make your special day cern;

• Fully Renovated Facility

• Full Service Food And Beverage

• Convenient And Ample Parking

• Coat Check

• Technical Services

• Support Staff

We offer a unique and dramatic
atmosphere, delightful architectural
details and majestic settings... all at
surprisingly affordable rates.
Our full service Event Planning staff
is available to serve you to answer any
questions, and assist in preparing
your special day!

Elizabeth Applebaum is a marketing specialist for the Jewish Community Center of

For info and a personal tour, please call Jason Warzecha at 313.965.4314
or e-mail jwarzecha@motopera.org

Metropolitan Detroit.

Detroit Opera House I 1526 Broadway — Detroit, Michigan 48226

1652700

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March 2011

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