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Much To Do!
FRIDAY DEC. 12
ISRAELI JEWELRY
KOL AMI CHANUKAH
10 am 6 pm. Eleganza Boutique in Orchard
Mall in West Bloomfield will feature the
jewelry of Tsarina of Israel designer Hagar
Satat. Also 9:30 am-5:30 pm Saturday, Dec.
13. Information: 248-737-2666.
6 pm. Temple Kol Ami in West Bloomfield
will host a Shabbanukah celebration on
the fourth night of Chanukah and Shabbat.
There will be a Shabbat service followed
by a potluck dinner, Chanukiah lighting and
songs. Dinner of chicken and latkes; bring a
salad or a side dish to share and a menorah
to light. $5 per person; $2 per child (10 and
under) $18 maximum per family. Information:
248-661-0040 or www.tkolami.org .
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HUNGARY ARTISTS
7:30 pm. Downtown Synagogue is hosting
guests from Budapest, Hungary, to display
artwork from their innovative Jewish com-
munity. The synagogue will also show a doc-
umentary film about the Teleki Ter shul in
Budapest and display a small photo exhibi-
tion. The film will be shown after Havdalah,
around 7:30 pm. Information: downtown-
synagogue.org or 313-962-4047.
6950 Farmington Road
West Bloomfield, MI 483
248.661.1700
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7 pm. First Night, First Light. Birmingham's
Annual Shain Park Menorah Lighting featur-
ing holiday music by the Pella Ensemble.
Sponsored by the Birmingham Bloomfield
Chai Center. Information: bbchai.org .
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WONDERLAND FINALE
5 pm. Chanukah Wonderland grand finale at
Orchard Mall, Maple and Orchard Lake Road,
West Bloomfield. Klezmer band, drum circle,
latkes, doughnuts and soup. Kindling of
world's biggest can-menorah, to be donated
to Yad Ezra.
WOMEN'S CIRCLE
6:30 pm. The Jewish Singles 50-Plus Group
will be dining at Prime 10, a kosher steak
and Middle Eastern restaurant, 15600 W.10
Mile, Southfield, for its Chanukah party.
RSVP by noon Dec.16: Ava 248-542-9166.
7 pm. Downtown Synagogue Rosh Hodesh
Women's Circle will meet at the home of Liz
Kannon in Ferndale. Anita (Emmunah) Belle
will present on Deborah from the Book of
Judges. Information: Sydney Skully, srskul-
ly@comcast.net .
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MONDAY, DEC. 22
SINGLES PARTY
CHANUKAH WONDERLAND
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MITZVAH TOOLBOX
2 pm. Home Depot workshop at Chanukah
Wonderland, Orchard Mall, Maple and
Orchard Lake Road, West Bloomfield. Create
a mitzvah tool box (no charge) to take home
and fill with mitzvah-making tools, courtesy
of Home Depot.
THURSDAY, DEC. 18
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SUNDAY, DEC. 21
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FRIDAY, DEC. 19
5 pm. PJ Library night at the Chanukah
Wonderland in Orchard Mall, Maple and
Orchard Lake Road, West Bloomfield. Half
price on kosher pizza. Every child receives a
Chanukah book, magic show, in addition to
all the activities.
Downtown Synagogue
Chanukah Celebrations
The Isaac Agree Downtown
Synagogue (LADS) will commemo-
rate the Jewish "Festival of Lights"
with its Chanukah Happening on
Sunday, Dec. 21, at 6 p.m.
The gathering is free and open to
all. Guests will light menorahs and
enjoy latkes and traditional holiday
dishes. Additional highlights are a
"Chai Stakes" dreidel tournament
and "The Hasmonean Hullabaloo,"
a new, original Chanukah spiel.
Guests are asked to bring a warm
weather clothing item to the party
MITZVAH DAY
Various times. Volunteers of all ages sought
to participate in social service projects
so that others can celebrate Christmas at
home. Sponsored by Jewish Community
Relations Council and Federation. RSVP by
Dec.15: 248-642-5393.
to benefit Heart 2 Hart Detroit, a
local nonprofit that aids the home-
less and others in need.
The celebrations continue with
"IADS Presents: A Kosher Kind of
Christmas" on Wednesday, Dec.
24, at 7 p.m. Attendees will light
the menorah for the last night
of Chanukah before settling in
for a free movie marathon and
homemade kosher Chinese food.
Attendees are asked to bring a
kosher side dish or dessert to pass.
For information, visit
downtownsynagogue.org or call
(313) 962-4047.